Riot Flares At Lion City As Tensions Fire Up
In Pion City a riot erupts between Wiltur Voliva’s followers and the independents over tobacco woes. Injuries occur at Zion home gate as battles spill onto porches and yards. Voliva’s side repels the independents after a stubborn clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voliva
Pion City
Wic
Inez
Wiltur Voliva
John Alexander Dowin
Aion Hone
Daniel Millene
Covington
Zion Howe
Vollva
Titanic Disaster Report Drives Senate Review
Washington May 24 Senate commerce committee approved a sweeping report on the Titanic disaster to be sent to the Senate next Tuesday. Drafted mainly by Senator William Alden Smith it critiques Captain Smith and J Bruce Ismay for failures in warnings discipline and leadership aboard the doomed liner. The report also assigns responsibility to Captain Lord of the Californian and seeks to commend Captain Rostron of the rescue ship Carpathia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Amith
Wm. Alden Smith
Michigan
Smith
British Board of Trade
J. Bruce Ismay
Lord
Lenala
Congress
Rovtron
Kansas Wheat King Wins Weather Bet
Kansas wheat grower Fike, the state’s biggest winter wheat producer, staked $20,000 that rain would fall on 7,000 acres in northwest Kansas before mid May. He recently won almost all of the bet, with potential winnings exceeding $90,000 if average yields hold, or up to $110,000 if rains extend into early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toprka
Kam
Dim
Fike
Kansas Wheat King
Kansas
Vike
Navigation Congress Opens in Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 23 delegates from all parts of the nation and the world gather as the 12th international navigation congress begins. President Taft will welcome delegates. Attorney General Bell stands in for Pennsylvania. Mayor Hinkenburg greets the assembly in English French and German. Taft arrived early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsvivanie
International Congress of Navigation
Elnew
Exwlons
Cheat
Taft
John ©. Bell
Tener
Pennsylvania
Hiunkenburg
Girls Favor Adoptions Two To One
New York officials report in the State Charities Aid Association annual figures that 2,016 of 3,165 adoption applications for children in the past year sought girls while 986 sought boys. One hundred twenty four applications requested either sex and one requested both. Over 1,000 applications were refused after investigation and 1,245 children were deemed suitable for adoption with 460 legally adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mhar
Funnties
Anthracite coal mine workers resume work in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia on May 20 after 14 idle days, 70,000 miners begin returning to work under a new wage agreement. The Eagleton region reports a fresh labor push and anticipated improved conditions within a week or two as companies enforce the decree.
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Philadelphia
Ciithracie Coufelda
Pentimy
Iave
Tila
Hagleton
Jac
Body of Richeson Sent to Former Home
Horta May 20. The body of John Richeson, who was electrocuted early today for the murder of Avia Llomell, was returned to his former home for funeral services. Brief rites were held at Warren Avenue Chapel. Rev. Herbert B. Johnson served as spiritual adviser for Richeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richeson
Horta
Hiehogun
Avia Llomell
Warren Aveeno
Ohareh
Jamal Cae
Vhureh
Derbert B. Johnson
Transport Workers Federation Calls General Strike at London Docks
The national executive committee of the Transport Workers federation voted unanimously to strike tonight in solidarity with the Thamen fighters and to press for union goals. About 120,000 workers including dockers, carmen, lightermen, and others will be halted, paralyzing port operations and delaying cargoes and food shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eine Plowers
Imperera
Reda
United Kingdom
London
Veecia
Two Killed as Budapest Strikers Clash with Police
In Budapest on May 24 a general strike paralyzed the city as clashes with police left two strikers dead and many wounded. Rioters wrecked shops and streetcars while troops guarded city streets and parliament area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Hudeapest
Social- Jet
Court Tisza
Tinaa
Minoment Square
Parliament Square
Goode
Ube
Wigner Street
Bie
Doen
Poller
Parliament House
Roosevelt Leads in Ohio Delegates Amid Narrow Wins
Columbus May 24 Roosevelt delegates look set to stay above the $2 threshold despite tight returns. Wilson gains threaten Harmon, with Ohio results showing Harmon leading in the Democratic preference and Roosevelt maintaining advantage in Republican delegate counts as county conventions form.
Naval transport to sail on Cuban danger reports
Washington May 23 As a result of danger reports to American lives and property a Cuba bound transport has been ordered to embark 500 marines at Philadelphia and proceed to the Guantanamo naval station to join gun boats Paducah and Nashville before sailing to guard the sea area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Eral
Pra
Philadelphia
Pray’ States Naval Station
Guantanamo
Paducah
Nashville
Fire in Chicago Bridwell Breach
A chaotic fire outbreak in Chicago near Bridwell damaged property as responders battled flames. Eyewitnesses reported thick smoke and scattered debris while authorities began securing the scene and warning residents nearby to stay clear.
Requisition Refused and Unclear Town Move
An incomplete report notes a refused requisition linked to Ween Botte and Carroll with insinuations of relocation to Mieshall town. No concrete evidence found regarding the mood or motives in Hua or Midin tiena, leaving questions about the true destination and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween Botte
Ermor Carroll Tutus Cetuand
Fee Tomer
Mike Fee
Apa
Col Nesidlendant Woaiteed
Mieshall
Maderists Lose Day at Rellano
Reports from Rellano indicate a tactical setback for the Maderistas as federal forces under General Merita push north after three hours of desert fighting. Rebels retreat, federal artillery supports repulsed charges, with about 5 000 insurgents believed under General Orogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rellano
Rellans
Merion
Tovay
Retefront
Matera
Tieure
Nanking
Ttie
Tolay
Smark
Mexico
Mierita
Bridger
Cours
Torrean
Orogen
Rev Havner Marengo Succeeds Rev Miller in Conference
Minneapolis May 8 Four bishops chosen of eight elected in the Methodist Episcopal general conference. Bishops named include Homer Stunts New York Henderson Brooklyn Shepard Chicago and No Licork Kansas City. In district elections Rev Havner Murengo Ill to succeed J Miller Rock Rapids IA on the book committee. Others chosen to commissions include Gettys David City Neb and Rush Benedict Shelby Tenn. Balloting continued with Leete Detroit Cooke New York and Motonnell Greencastle Ind. as bishops pending further votes. Conference adopts epic ecclesiastical residency sites at Helena Kinsey Kansas and Atlanta.
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Minneapolis
Minn
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Homer
Stunts
New York
T. 5. Henderson
Brooklyn
WO Shepard
Chicago
No Licork
Kansas City
Gesteral Conference
Iowa
Nebraska
P.M. [Hivner
Murengo
Oh J. Miller
Rock Rapids, Jr
Miller
J. Wt. Gettys
David City
Nebanil
Rush Benedict
Shelby, Tn
FD. Leete
Detroit
Rh. J. Cooke
FF. J. Motonnell
Greencastle
Ind
Epiacomiey
Helens
Mont
Kinwsity
Kan
Atlanta
Nahe
House Votes No Toll for American Vessels
Washington May 23 The House approved a policy to toll American vessels in the cast wine trade for passage through the Panama Canal by a 7 to 12 vote. The canal government bill was later passed 206 1061 amid cheers. Representative Broussard sought to amend to bar railroads from operating vessels in competition with their lines, aiming to apply the ban to traffic through the Panama route.
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Washington
House
Panama Canal
Broussard
Louisiann
Hnaneec Rafolly
Indian lands conflict halts bid against railroads
Chicago May 2 A United States district judge ruled he could not compel the federal government to join a suit seeking to establish title to a Chicago tract valued at 10 million dollars. Indians claim the lands while railroads occupy them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Carpenter
Best Man Elope Sparks Bride and Groom Mixup
Atlanta May 23. On the eve of her wedding to Edwin G Gilbert Miss Clara Parker of Gainesville Ga eloped with and married B Sullivan of Atlanta the best man. The bride defends the choice saying she felt fitting Gilbert for Sullivan. Sullivan quips he got lucky and they expect to return home together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Edwin G. Gilbert
Clara Parker
Gainesville
B. . Sullivan
Atlanta
Ben Best
Gilbert
Paonaratuless
Ucky
Plan to merge cement mills in the southwest region
A Kansas report says a conference of about 20 representatives from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Texas will discuss a merger of several cement mills in the southwest. The goal is to run the mills more economically and coordinate production across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Korment Mille
Southwest
Missouri
Kutent
Oklahoma
Vesas
Ownership of Walts Hotel Lawsuit Emerges in Diugine May
The article argues over actual ownership of the Walts Hotel in Diugine, noting a contested claim tied to a long-standing property and referencing Brad Hopkins and Mettullousgh. It suggests the dispute may be settled outside state courts as politicians and representatives discuss the case amid confusion about a death linked to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diugine
Lewalv
Boo
Bettie Fey
Brad Hopkins
Mettullousgh Tae
Hamann Cies
Hopkins
Lenentady Weluetow
MaMagel
Fighting on Mexican border is expected near Guadaloupe
Pouben Tex May 2 Troops along the boundary near Guadaloupe anticipate a clash as American forces cordon the area to prevent Mexican forces from crossing. Col E Steever orders two cavalry troops to patrol along the border while federals retire south toward the Hill. The plan aims to trap insurgents between Guadaloupe and retreat routes as US lines tighten.
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Pouben
Tex
Guadalupe
Col E. Steever
Perth United States
Jony
Towiy Aachen
Col Dose de
Ted
Ojinae
Athwek
Guadaloupe
Derem
Miss Quinn mystery solved after Chicago tragedy links
Chicago detectives conclude Dillon was killed by a train and Miss Minnie Quinn is the alleged victim Miss Quinn’s trunk and a traveling bag linked to her are found, with jewelry sought from the case Mrs Dillon says she and Dillon lived with Joseph Barclay as husband and wife in early 1912, wearing a wedding ring and gold bracelet.
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Chicago
Dillon
Los Angeles
Minnie Quinn
Milas Quinn
Los Angeler
Onlio O
Miss Quinn
Mike Quinn
Rock Island
Foreign Labor and the Negro Citizen Debate
Kansas City report from the African Methodist Episcopal conference criticizes the shift to white foreign labor as an injustice to African Americans. It notes the historical contributions of Black workers who built and sustained early America while white society benefited from that labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
Roberts Witness in the Steel Inquiry
Percival Roberts Jr of United States Steel testified on the American Bridge Company’s organization and monopoly goals. He noted the bridge company once dominated output, fell from 52 percent to 22 percent, and now owns about 29 plants versus 375 independent plants.
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New York
Percival Roberts, Jr
United States Steel Corporation
Dr. Roberts
Bridge
Steel Corporation
Hye
Russian Count Von Der Osten Bucken Dies in Berlin
Russian ambassador to Germany Count Von Der Osten Bucken, dean of the diplomatic corps in Berlin, died here at age 81 He entered diplomacy in 1853 and served except during the Crimean War when he fought at Sebastopol. In 1895 he was appointed Russian ambassador to the German empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montenardo
Daitri- Revited von der Osten-Bucken
Germany
Berlin
Count von der Osten-Bucken
Sebistopol
Bt. Petersburg
German Empire
Chicago police search river for car crash victims
Chicago police resumed dragging the Calune river in South Chicago for the bodies of occupants of a car driven through the open draw of the ninety second street bridge yesterday morning. In the heat the bodies have been recovered but clothing identifies one as Julia Boyd. another body remains missing.
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Clune River
Chicago
Eual Ninety-second Street
Julia Boyd
Roosevelt and Harmon Lead in Ohio Primaries
Early returns indicate Colonel Roosevelt winning 42 of 42 Republican delegates across 21 districts, with Taft and Harmon competing for districts and six at large delegates to the national convention. In Democratic voting Harmon leads over Daw and Wilson, with Bryan and Clark receiving scattered votes as Taft faces a potential delegate tally near even.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taft
Thimmon
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Ohi
Harmon
Daw
Bee
William J. Bryan
Champ Clark
Ois
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Peturne
Na Hhonmad
Wilson
Renater la Bellette
Fulton County
la Pollette
Patt
Hioitehat Marmnen
Chirk
Iyan
Adan County
Tfou
Chiemmad
Wilton
Allainan
DL 1
Roosevelt del Bite
Rapshotton
Ft Harmon
Cheiret. Firet
Samuel Morey
John Weld
We Devenney
Thomas Connors
Joseph Rarnes
HW. McKennie
W. Smith
John &. Snook
W. Linge
M. R. Denver
Jefferson Coombs
Pd. Shoulin
H. W. Brown
J.D. Knowles
James W
House of Representatives
Albert Douglas
Charles Chriosvenor
James Jover
D. A. Hollingsworth
Nicholas Longworth
Hamilton County
Otto Renner
D. HT. Buckley
Montgomery County
Edward Staley
Pauldtg County
D. Fess
Greene County
MM. Hughey
Fayeette Retaat
F. B. Willis
Hardin County
Holland
Webster
Lucas County
K. M. Switzer
Scioto County
Albert) Douglas
Rona County
E. L. Taylor
Franklin County
M. H. Laughlin
Wyardutte County
W. 8. Kerr
Richland County
Jomes Joyce
Guernacy County
Harridon County
C. B. DeCoy
Conhneton County
Fighteenth
George Thompson
Columbhinag
H. FE. Starkey
Ashtabula
Paul Howard
Fred O. Taft
Cuyo- Henat
Stanley Bowdle
Alfred G. Allen
Hiamiltom County
James M Cox
Montgomery
H. Croeke
Aughilse County
Firth -T. T. Ansberry
Defiance Onutty
Hempeted
Clinton County
D. Post
Giarrett
Fighth
H. C. Spicer
Union County
L. BR. Rherwood
Lue County
Carl Streube
Belote
Claypool
Moss County
I. Brumbaugh
Frankin County
Anderton
Seine County
W. Gi
Shur
Laerain
George D. White
Washington County
W. B. Francois
Belmonte County
W. A. Antibrenk
John J. Whither
Stark County
B.A. Bathrick
Suniiil
R. J. Mulkles
Cuya- Hien
Lack of Ministers and Fashionable Women at Local Congregation
A garbled report describes ministers missing from a Congregational church and fashionable women in attendance. The scene references attire and social expectations, noting a formal season and regional context, with unclear names or exact events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vkta
Local Faith Leaders Face Blame Over Shrinking Congregations
Fragmentary report notes blame placed on visiting clergy for dwindling attendance at small congregations. Mentions tensions within the community and concerns over social functions tied to church life.
Seed corn in scarce seed in Meeker Patel area
Seed corn appears scarce as May 22 notes describe tight supplies and rising prices. Farmers like Mahion Ruek Wie face limited seed stocks and uncertain futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahion Ruek
Thane Mons
Woon
Meeker Patel
Oor Vrais
Cuban turmoil grows as insurgents seize key areas
May 24 dispatch reports militants in Oriente region attacking towns and looting, with 6 400 men taking up arms under General Retonert ail Poovat. Sabotage damages iron works, while American citizens face danger as troops move from Havana to Oriente. Government forces exceed 1200 in the district as unrest expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriente
Teers
Cenerale
Comey
el Cobre
Ty Doone
Pires
Jowragiam Iron Company
KeiRing
Sevilla
Ocana
Apanianie
Tten Kilheed
Serioue
Flowl Sehtek
Joseph Penhee
Santiago
Sibaney
Infantry
Havana
Megrn
Chatdiatriet
Governor Johnson Sends Help in I W W Disturbances
San Diego May 11 Governor Johnson ordered State Attorney General Webb to ensure justice in the I W W disturbances. District Attorney HH, Kasper Bauer of the California Free Speech League and others praise the action and call for full aid from local authorities. Citizens’ committees back the measures and resolutions commending city and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Johnson
Webbe
Webb
Pollo
J. K. Wilson
Kasper Bauer
California Free Speech League
Citizens’ Committees
Jomson
Weinstock
Coniihe
Standard Oil After Competitor Pierce in St Louis Suit
In St Louis a suit filed in federal court seeks to oust He Choy Pierce Klawon Chiv Arthur Pierce and officers from Waters-Pierce Oil from exercising their duties and to bar them from contracts. Henry M Tilford of New York serves as director of Steetland Oil in the action an injunction was sought to be made permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
He Choy Pierce
Klawon
Arthur Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Omni
United States District Court
Henry M.tilford
New York
Steetland Ol Company
Saanial
Standard Off Company
German criminals imitate Paris band in Nauenn raid
In Nauenn Germany criminals imitate a Paris gang and attack a house leaving valuables. Two suspects fled but were pursued by police and stopped after their vehicle sped away. A guard was killed and another wounded during the attempted theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nauenn
Germany
Pupamere
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Ad Men Festival Opens Amid Texas Networking
Ad men enjoy a lively Texas gathering with speakers and booths as attendees mingle at the convention. Notes highlight project showcases, social events, and industry chatter shaping campaigns and business ties.
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Methodist Conference
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