Canada Laughs At My Attacks In Vera Cruz Controversy
William G. Shepherd reports Vera Cruz experiences amid U S tensions with Mexico. Consul W W Canada defends his rules and remarks while locals adapt to military presence. Separately King Ferdinand of Bulgaria trains elephants and builds stables, spending hours daily with the animals.
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William G. Shepherd
United Press
Vera Cruz
New York
W. W. Canada
Mondell
Congress
Mexico
Indiana
Amercans
Huerta
Wilson
Sofia
Ferdinand
Women In Red Bank Minstrel At Local Y M C A
A minstrel show benefiting the Red Bank Y M C A is set for tonight at the Y M C A venue. The program features mixed voices with end men and women, with Abe Benjamin as interlocutor and Eleanor Headenberg Adele Chandler as end women, and Lester Hance and Harry Stewart as end men.
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Red Bank
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Abe Benjamin
Eleanor Headenberg
Adele Chandler
Lester Hance
Harry Stewart
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
A brief ad notice invites readers to advertise in the Daily Record with the promise that it will pay. The message emphasizes the newspaper as a channel for sale and outreach.
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The
Daily Record
Long Branch Daily Record
Indian Flyer Two Guns White Calf Takes Air Trip at Dobbs Ferry
A Montana Glacier National Park heir, Two Guns White Calf, became the first Indian to fly in an aeroplane on a trip organized by U S Indian Agent Charles B Griffin. The craft lurched and nearly fell 100 feet but pilot Ralph M Brown steadied it. White Calf praised the machine and his charm saved him when the craft tilted during water takeoff as Chief Medicine Owl invoked Great Spirit protection.
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Dobbs Ferry
Glacier National Park
Montana
Charles B. Griffin
Ralph M. Brown
W. T. Thomas
Bath
Lazy Boy
White Calf
Plegan
Washington
Rank Guardipee
Ugly Face
Carlisle
Glacier Park
Medicine Owl
Rager
Brown
Hoke Smith
United States
Tiere
Tower Hatinger
Nea
Rlere
Jakob
Ile
Tere
Ludwigsen
Kendall
Prieve
Tie
Sign Mixup Stirs Neighborly Banter Over Sold House
In a playful exchange Mrs. Smith notes a contractor has placed a Sold sign on the new house next door. Mr. Smith jokes the sign should read Stung as a wag of the tongue about the deal and outcome.
Shafroth Credits Banking Law For Averting Panic
Senator Shafroth of Colorado defends the new currency act against claims of surrender to Wall Street. He says the Wilson administration opposed Wall Street power and that the act restored confidence, halted an imminent panic, and eased money conditions within weeks.
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Wall Street
Senate
Shafroth
Colorado
Wilson
Huerta at Capital Despite All Rumors
Mexico City reports General Huerta remains head of the provisional government. He visited his private suburb home for his daughter Maria de la Sin Huerta’s saint's day then went to the national palace for routine business before returning to the celebration. Authorities express renewed confidence despite cabinet changes and rebel movements in San Luis Potosi Tampico and Magara Walls regions.
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Mexico City
Generaluerta
Maria Deo la Sin Hurerta
National Palace
Tuerta
Zaragoza
Tampico
Gustavo Mans
San Luis Potosi
Maxzatlan
Magara
Senor Tamariz
New York Wheat and Dairy Prices Mixed in Market Update
Wheat remains irregular with cash dullness and July and September futures rising. Butter and cheese steady to firmer on higher-grade receipts, while eggs show irregular trading. potatoes show weak Bermuda and mixed domestic movement in a late May market round-up.
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York
North Duluth
Ialstec
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Bermuda
Southern
Fbc
Live Stock Market Highlights May 2B Prices Mixed
Market roundup shows cattle supplies steady with varied quality. Prime cattle and fat cows listed with prices, while fat bulls and calves show mixed values. hog market moves lower with ranges for heavy, medium, and Yorker types.
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Fiat
Horrors Aboard the Columbian Lifeboat Rescue Tale
Aboard the Seneca Captain E B Johnston relays the ordeal of four Columbian crew members adrift after the liner burned May 5. They endured hunger thirst and exposure with scarce water biscuits and one dented cup. Jakob the Russian went mad and died, followed by Richmer Prieve and others, until rescue by the U S Revenue Cutter Seneca.
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Halifax
N.S
E B. J. Johnston
Seneca
Treen Tien
Robert ‘Tiere
Margetts
Jakob
Dyckman
Wrong Ship: Officer Commands Wrong Vessel at Vera Cruz
An officer of the day enforces discipline when a stranger captain lands at a battleship near Vera Cruz and orders the boat to cast off. The captain learns the ship is not his, salutes the commander, and follows orders to proceed with a passenger before returning.
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Vera Cruz
Not
Enid
Breaking dawn of freedom near as Latin polemic rises
In a New York Times piece by Robert Leveman a stern lament speaks of exploited Mexico and oppressed peon children as tyrants falter and justice wakes. The cry calls for liberty at the Rio Grande and a hopeful peace with olive wand.
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Robert Leveman
New York Times
Mormon Temple in Canada First on British Soil at Cardston
The Cardston Alberta project marks the first Mormon temple on British soil. Granite from BC, $10,000 in machinery, and an estimated cost of $300,000 drive construction. Bishop Nibley oversees global affairs while a local inspector manages site work for Canada’s growing Latter Day Saints community.
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Cardston
Alberta
Mormon Center
Canada
Rocky Mountains
British Columbia
Utah
Nibley
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Great Salt Lake Temple
Salt Lake Temple
Mant
St. George
Logan
Great Balt Lake
United States
U. S. Buys Pisgah Forest 86 700 Acres From Vanderbilt Estate
The national forest reservation commission approves a purchase of Pisgah forest in North Carolina from the Vanderbilt estate for 489 500 dollars at 85 dollars an acre. The sale preserves the forest and plans to make it a game refuge while noting Weeks law total eastern mountains purchases reach 1 077 000 acres.
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Vanderbilt
National Forest Reservation Commission
Piagah Forest
North Carolina
George W. Vanderbilt
Eastern Mountains
Getting rid of dandelions by salt and mowing
The Department of Agriculture proposes removing dandelion tops near the ground and applying a light salt granule to exposed roots to kill the deep taproot. If many plants exist, smothering with grass seed is advised, keeping lawns mowed and reseeding sparse areas to crowd out the weeds.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Large Fruit Crop Forecast Exceeding Ten Year Average
The national chamber of commerce reports an abundant fruit yield outlook with all fruits, except peaches, forecast to exceed the ten year average. The forecast suggests the largest crop since 1012 across most sections.
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National Chamber of Commerce
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Detroit Free Press
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American Press Association
Dictator
General Markets
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Jay
George Tull
Burhil
Richmer
Anderson
Schrimberger
Finstafsen
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Teim
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Ife
Mwull
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Pisgah Forest
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