Severe fighting resumes near Saloniki in grave clash
Associated Press report from London May 24 describes renewed severe fighting between Greek and Bulgarian forces near Saloniki with infantry and artillery engaged. Greek losses include one captain and 20 men killed or wounded amid mutiny among Bulgarians at Serres and the Bulgarian commander's death by self-inflicted action. A separate dispatch notes the steamer Nevada sank after striking a mine in the eastern Mediterranean near Smyrna with 200 passengers aboard.
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Associated Press
London
Salonki
Nevada
Mediterranean
Ats
Gulf of Smyrna
Constantinople
Maderistas Meet to Form Congress in Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass Tex May 24 Several Mexican Chamber of Deputies members who supported Madero arrive in Piedras Negras to form the nucleus of a Constitutionalists Congress pending the revolution’s outcome.
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Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Tex
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Madero
Piedras Negras
Reindict Cotton Dealers Over 1909 Crop Plan
The Department of Justice will seek reindictment of Frank Hayne and William F Brown of New Orleans Eugene Scales of Texas and Col Robert Thompson of New York on a charge they conspired to corner the 1909 cotton crop. The government fears flaws in the present indictment may bar conviction and witnesses named earlier have been summoned to testify again. It was alleged they conspired with Patton of Chicago to form a bull pool and raise prices to gain 310100000 in profit.
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New York
Department of Justice
Frank Hayne
Wiliam F. Brown
New Orleans
Eugene Scales
Texas
Col
Robert Thompson
Patton
Chicago
Pelkey Kills McCarty in First Round Title Fight
In Calgary on May 24 Arthur Pelkey defeated Luther McCarty by a blow to the heart in the opening round, claiming the world heavyweight boxing championship in a dramatic bout.
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Associated Press
Calgary
Alberta
Arthur Pelkey
Luther McCarty
Republicans to Meet Play for New Representation Basis
Washington May 24 The executive committee of the Republican National committee tentatively agreed to call a meeting of the National committee. Six days afterward a convention will be called to change the basis of representation throughout the Union.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Royal Wedding Unites Lines of Historic Thrones
In Berlin on May 24 Princess Victoria Luise daughter of Emperor William wed Prince Ernst August of Cumberland. Attended by the Russian emperor and over fifty royal peers, with United States Ambassador Leishmann and family among guests. The marriage reconciles the Hohenzollern line with the dethroned Hanoverian house.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Victoria Luise
William
Ernst August of Cumberland
Russia
United States
Leishmann
Legislators' Funds Appropriation Rules Questioned
The attorney general ruled that legislative resolutions approving funds for printing constitutional amendments and paying prison probes are insufficient because they were not enacted as bills. He notes other payment methods exist and directs the comptroller to issue warrants and the treasurer to disburse payments.
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Austin
Tex
Looney
Condition of Japanese Emperor Improves. Recovery Expected
Emperor Yoshihito’s condition continued to improve today in Tokyo. Physicians expressed confidence he will recover, signaling progress in his health after a period of illness.
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Tokio
Japan
Yoshihito
France approves 200 million dollar loan plan
Paris May 24 The French cabinet approved a bill authorizing a 200000000 loan for twenty years to fund government needs. The measure, reported by the Associated Press, moves the draft into formal parliamentary consideration as officials outline repayment terms and implications for national finances.
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Paris
France
Man Laughs At Judge In Kentucky Murder Sentence
Paducah, May 24 Richard Shelby was sent to the penitentiary for life for the murder of John Ritchie. He laughed at the judge during sentencing as a brother of the victim attempted to shoot him in the courtroom amid mob tension.
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Associated Press
Paducah
Richard Shelby
Clinton
Shelby
Pride of the South at Royal Theatre
The Royal Theatre presents The Pride of the South featuring Broncho in three double reels and Miss Aline Walker performing her famous song and dance In My Harem with Turkish costume.
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South
Aline Walker
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Observations
Observations for Fort McIntosh cover the 24 hours ending at 5 p m yesterday. Maximum temperature reached 100 degrees while minimum fell to 89 degrees.
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Fort McIntosh
Miss O Gorman a May Bride
Miss Dolorita O Gorman daughter of US Senator and Mrs O Gorman was married today to John Anthony Maher son of a former Albany mayor. The private ceremony with nuptial mass occurred at the Loyola School chapel where Maher graduated in 1905 followed by a reception at the O Gorman home on West 108th Street
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New York
Dolorita O'Gorman
United States
O'Gorman
John Anthony Maher
Albany
Loyola School
Twelve Year Old Held For Shooting Prominent Cattleman
Plainview Texas May 24 J M Muney a prominent stockman of Lockney Floyd county was found dead in his bed with a bullet hole through his head His twelve year old son Elbert is said to have confessed shooting his father and his fate rests with the coroner's verdict.
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Associated Press
Plainview
Texas
J. M. Muney
Lockney
Ployd County
Elbert
Murder Indictment In Georgia Pencil Factory Case
Atlanta May 24 Lee Frank superintendent of the pencil factory here was indicted today for the murder of 14 year old Mary Phagan whose body was found in the factory April 27 Newt Lee the negro watchman at the factory is also held for the grand jury consideration
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Atlanta
Lee Frank
Mary Phagan
Newt Lee
Canada Observes Victoria Day with May Holiday
Dispatches from across the Dominion indicate a general observance of Victoria Day in memory of Queen Victoria. The Saturday anniversary allowed a double holiday and thousands used the occasion for a vacation trip out of town.
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Toronto
Ont
The
Dominion
Canada
Queen Victoria
Detroit Pitchers Endure Rough Season On Field of Battle
Detroit pitchers Sven Mons and Dubue have faced relentless slams and hard hits this season. The battered staff endures a grueling schedule and heavy strikeouts as the team struggles on the mound.
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Detroit
Sven Mons
Dubue
Health and constipation relief with Chamberlain's Tablets
The largest factor in a man's success is health. Constipation weakens him. Chamberlain's Tablets are said to move the bowels improve appetite and aid digestion. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Veterans Arrive in Chattanooga for National Reunion
The advance guard of Confederate veterans and their families arrived in Chattanooga Tennessee on May 24. The city is decorated and reunion plans are complete. Sons of Veterans open events Monday night and the veterans parade is slated for Thursday with a large turnout expected.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Sons of Veerans
Naronic Launches as First Large Lake Vessel at Fort William
Fort William Ontario May 24 The steamer Naronic the first large passenger vessel built at the Canadian head of the Great Lakes was launched today at the Western Dry Dock and Ship Building Company yards. It will be the flagship of the Northern Navigation Company fleet. Residents of the Twin Cities witnessed the launching by a large crowd.
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Fort William
Ont
Naronic
Great Lakes
Western Dry Dock and Ship Building Company
Northern Navigation Company
Twin Cities
Times Ad Promises Fog Opportunities for 60 Cent Month
A Times advertisement touts access to fog opportunities at a monthly rate of 60 cents. The offer presents a low entry price and hints at regular opportunities available to subscribers.
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C. Richter
Saloniki
Tiny
Serres
Maderistas
Congress
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ED States Court
Wilhelm
Hered
Hohenzollern
House of Hanover
Ty Associated Press
Kentucky
John Ritchie
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jacob Gross
Alexander
Royal Theatre
Weather Forecast
United States Weather Bureau
Times
the Telephone Co
Local Weather Report
Miss O'Gorman
Victoria
Ady
Laredo National Bank
United States Government Depositary
J. K. Beretta
B. M. Alexander
Sam W. Brown
North Star” Refrigerator
A. Deutz & Brother
Giets
L. Daiches
Joseph Netzer
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