RAIDED ARIZONA MINING CAMP NEAR BORDER CALLED QUIET
Reports say Mexican bands raided a main camp seven miles below Lochiel on the border driving off American miners and kidnapping a prisoner. U S troops at Nogales and Brownsville were dispatched to guard towns on the border but found the raiders had fled. Further action awaited orders from Carranza authorities with no immediate clashes expected.
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Ariz
Lochtel
Nogales
Sompbiles
Sage
bLochel
Washington
Wassergton
Border mining camp raid reports clash near Nosden
Reports from Nosden Arizona describe Moentiobin Tailice forces attacking Polaris camp and clashing with American troops. Infantry and four cavalry were said to guard the area as Washington authorities no doubt monitor the incident. A telephone message from Washington indicated a possible power grab crossed the line and visited Polaris Camp.
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Negales
Guiommitloe
Cavaleiie
Lochhl
Washington
Washington Ramp
Aoweriggs
Polaris
Taft Advocates Conscription At Manufacturing Group Banquet
At the annual banquet of the Manufacturing Perfumers Association in New York Taft urged conscription for all able to bear arms arguing equality before the law and noting England might have been better off with earlier conscription. He warned Americans must look to the future and be prepared for military service.
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New Y York
Parmer
Taft
Manufactuing Perfumers Association
England
House Approves Conference Report on Postal Savings Bill
The House adopted the conference report on the bill amending postal savings law. The amendment allows deposits exceeding the previous limit to be made in any single month, instead of capping at ten thousand one hundred.
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Washington
House
Foeference
Postal Savings
Williamaville tragedy ends in suicide after shooting stepdaughter
In a grim incident at Williamaville, Stella Hawthorne and Arthur Goodman, a former party leader, were involved after a man shot his stepdaughter and then killed himself with a revolver. The stepdaughter reportedly married a few years ago.
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Willhiamavillen
Stella Hawthourne
Arthur Goodman
Prohibition Delegates Picked at Redalia Missouri Convention
The prohibition fete in Redalia Missouri held a state convention selecting 21 delegates to the national convention at St Paul in July.
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Redalia
Miscouri
Prohibitionfete
St Paul
Sofia The American Legation Secures Better Prisoner Talks
The American legation announces victory in securing improved treatment for British prisoners in Hungary after an official notice.
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Sofia
Tenants at 10 Prince Street Cause Housing Frenzy
Tenants in a New York building at 10 Prince Street planted a stick of dynamite and lit the fuse for three days before a laborer uncovered the dangerous device and realized the peril to residents. Investigators are reviewing the incident as a potential security risk and awaiting further details on motive and occupancy.
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New York
Prince Street
Hat ordered by wireless from New York for minister's wife
Mrs Betancourt, wife of Colombia's minister to the country, used wireless to order a pew hat after the old one blew from the steamer Almirante. She received the new headgear upon meeting at the pier.
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New York
Two Irish Austrian ship torpedoed by enemy submarine
Reports detail torpedoing of two ships near the Adriatic with crews saved or missing. Rebel leaders and court martial sentences are noted as government forces pursue surrender.
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Fublin
Ireland
James Connelly
McPiarmii
Eagh
Maxwell
Tre Fomad
Washington turmoil slows government talks
Fragmented and garbled report outlines a stalled conference amid party divisions. It mentions the Senate and a disputed appointment, with warnings of a new disagreement unless a consensus is reached. The piece hints at military and civilian preparedness measures and a large national reserve.
New York City Speech on Conscription and War Duty
Former President Tat urged universal military service at the Manufacturing Perfumers Association banquet in New York City. He argued conscription should apply equally to all and criticized delaying England’s adoption of national service for war readiness.
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New York City
Tat
the Manufacturing Perfumers Association
England
Indiana figures in summer military training roster
Indianapolis notices list two notable Indiana figures Mered ith Nicholson and Booth Tarkibeton as signatories on the enlistment roll for summer military training at Fort Benjamin Harrison with further details unclear due to OCR damage.
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Indianapolis, Ind
Indiana
Jamovesone
Meredith Nicholson
Booth Tarkibeton
Fort Rejamin Harri
Beehore Yards Club Votes to Abolish Bar
Forty members of the Beehore Yards Club vote to abolish its bar as fans of water sports support the change. The group, known for its quirky name, seeks to modernize its activities and tighten governance at the local clubhouse.
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Beehhurst
Beehore Yards Club
Berlin Circular Urges Rook Breeding for Food
A Central News dispatch to the Perliner Tageblatt reports a Berlin ministerial circular urging the breeding of rooks for food. The advisory highlights rooks as a potential protein source and outlines practical steps for households and local authorities to implement the program.
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London
Perliner Tageblatt
Berlin
Bulldog Sails to Heroic Rescue in Keweenaw Point Disaster
Survivors from the steamer S&KR Kirby the bulldog of Capt. David Girardin was among the 18 crew lost when the vessel wrecked off Keweenaw Point in Lake Superior. Coast guard members recovered life raft occupants and reported the tragedy.
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Houghton
Mich
Coast Guard
S& KR
Kirby
David Girardin
Keweenaw Point
Lake Superet
Three chivalrous robbers fleece Lathe town in Lancaster
In Lancaster Pennsylvania three robed men held up a watchman near the bank building and escaped with stamps money and mail matter worth several hundred dollars. The watchman was compelled to accompany them out of town where his money watch and personal belongings were returned. The robbers claimed they were not robbing a poor man but Uncle Sam.
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Lancvelor
Pennsylvania
Miter
Laronce Breder
Werkanen
Sam
Canadian graft scandal referenced in Ottawa inquiry
Ottawa testimony links former St Louis and San Francisco Railway chair B F Yoakum to a 475000 payoff in a Canadian shell contract scheme. Cadwell of the American Ammunition Campus says a 1,000,000 commission was planned among parties including Basalck and others, with funds to be taken from fuse shipments.
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Ontario
Tesimont
Stivell Commissiun
B F
Yoakum
Rectors
St Louis and
San Francisco Railway Company
Feb Cadwell
Cadwell
Canadian Shell Committee
Wares 20 Percent Hike and Eight-Hour Day Adopted
In Toledo 20 percent price increases and an eight hour work day were adopted at the Wilye Overland plant affecting nearly 18 thousand factory workers.
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Toledo
Woman found murdered in city reservoir near Christopher
The body of Mrs Mite Teiowoldh was found boating in the city reservoir near Christopher with indications of murder. Her husband was arrested on suspicion.
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Wonan
Penton, Lil
Mite Teiowoldh
Christopher
New York man jailed after slapping woman protest greeting
Samuel Friedman testified he believed he knew Katherine Phipperd and greeted her with a slap on the bark. The court stated the sentence as three months in pil, declaring the act a terror in a dramatic courtroom moment.
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Siap New York
Samuel Friedman
Katherine Phipperd
Eaid
Missouri Good Roads Push Draws County Action
Contagious demand for better roads spreads across Missouri counties. Officials in St Leum and Clay counties seek data on bond proposals, while Phelps and Stoddard contemplate issues to fund road improvements. A state reform coalition forms at Sedalia with aims to unite municipalities and press Governor for constitutional changes.
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St Leum County
Clay County
Old Stoddard
Missouri
William Seibel
Stoddard County
Central civic round and labor union flee a charge
William F. Woerper represents the civic league and central labor union in a petition alleging a public service commission ruling favors manufacturers. The process contends the commission is progressive toward manufacturers, claiming unjust charges for water services and higher rates for the same service under identical conditions.
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Wiliam F. Woerper
Leu
Civic League
Central Civic Round
Central Labor Union
Hae
Public Service
Ae Ernesty
Italy
Grain rate protest against four railroads in Missouri
J A Gunnell of Merion asks the Missouri Public Service Commission to probe grain rates charged by Missouri Pacific Rock Island Missouri Kansas & Texas and Frisco Railroads for shipments from certain points. Capitol Terrace contract awarded to Joseph Pope of Jefferson City faces objection from John Gills Boneto of Cleveland Ohio. A St Louis taxpayers association seeks better streetcar service with two new lines to North St Louis, to be heard by Judge MecQuillin in St Louis on May.
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Merion, Ve
Missouri State Grain Dealers’ Association
State Public Service Commission
Missouri Pacific
Rock Teland
Wiesouri
Kansas & Texas
Frisco
Guntel
Capitol Terrace
Capitol Building Commission
Joseph Pope
Jefferson City
Capiol
John Gills Boneto
Cleveland
Ohio
St Louis
Bank Petitions Ready for Missouri Land Bank Vote
Petitions to place the Gardner state land bank act on the November Missouri ballot have been completed and filed with the secretary of state. The Drive covers 5 percent of voters in each of 114 counties and 1. 2 congressional districts, with signatures gathered by the Initiative Petition Committee led by Samuel Rosenfeld. If approved by voters, the act becomes effective January 1997. The report also notes crop estimates from the U S Department of Agriculture and state financial data regarding the highway fund and capitol building costs.
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Secretary of State
Erch
Diachoa
Samuel Rosenfeld Ia
Kathe
Canton
Noah W. Simpson
LaBelle
An Fermin Craig
Maryville
AT. Edtonston
Jeter
Land Bank
General Assembly
Gartner
Ponlinaleon
State Praline awards stationery and paper contracts
Thre slate on rects are gearded by the State Praline ennnieticn ite was awarded to the Heugh Ste phere Printing Company of thie ote for the state printing foe aly seats from July 1, 1916 af the same prize paid for the rect ein veers The contract for furntelying the etetionery for the various departments for ofe Year was given to Peul Nunt of this City and the paper contract to the Creabam Paper Company of St Loa for Like period The stationery contrert 1amaget to about 0508 and the paper con tract probabis to $2000 The prin ine CONITEC amcounts to abet 8% ey m& year.
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St Loa
Prinine Conitec Amcounts
M& Year
Primary Ballot Deadline Missed Prompting Schedule Issue
An election report notes a six day pre primary filing limit for all wings and the finish date for the competition if the time limit is missed. The deadline expires on June 1, affecting the statewide primary schedule and candidate filings.
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Lieaves
Land bank plan reshapes farmer loans and taxes
The plan lowers loan rates to 4 1 2 to 5 percent for land or improvements with interest plus partial principal during payments. It aims to relieve farmers from high paring costs while bonuses and premiums may range from 1 cent to 20 percent under the scheme. The Missouri backing is noted as a practical support for the measure. The United Railways of St Louis challenges a tax ruling in a new court bid. Clark seeks Speaker Champ Clark's congress candidacy, and state officials struggle to maintain proper office borders.
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Missouri
Funston Probes Mysterious Fires and Raids Near El Paso
Reports describe several fires of unknown origin, including a storehouse fire in the Port Hills area, with authorities suspecting possible incendiaries connected to border unrest. Bandits reportedly conducted raids near Boquillas as U S forces monitor for further attacks along the Texas border.
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Jina
Port Hills
Revisions Sought for National Guard Officers
Denver Adjutant General Harts F Gamble requested a review of all officers of the field and state national guard in a letter stating they were called for the purpose of assessing the transfer and determining next steps in the guard’s command structure.
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Denver
Harts
National Guard
Franklin Lane grants citizenship rights to 170 leaders
Crwneo Indian Arery 8 fh Pranklin Lane, secretary of the Ir forer, granted full ettleenship rights to 170 peaidenta of the Vaniton Sloot reservation.
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Crwneo
Pranklin Lane
The
Ir Forer
Vaniton Sloot Reservation
Santa Fe Nation? Jemez division flood area claim
Fragmentary text references P5008 acres near the Jemez division of a Santa de national forms and adjoining lands of the Hava heralinn and the Swuete Pe Indian reservation. Unable to determine clear event or dates due to garbled OCR.
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Santa Pe
Furwat
Santa de Nalional
Hava Heralinn
Swuete Pe
Dublin Proclamation Bans Parades in Ireland
In Dublin a proclamation ordered by the armed forces in Ireland bans all parades and political or athletic meetings unless written police authority is obtained. The action reflects strict control over public gatherings amid ongoing tensions.
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Dublin
Ireland
En Mawel
German Vice Chancellor Resigns Over Health Claims
Vice Chancellor and Interior Minister Elbrueck has resigned citing ill health. The Overseas News Agency reports the resignation follows medical concerns affecting leadership duties.
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Perlin
Clemens
Elbrueck
Interior
Save Dr
Il Health
Progressive delegates set for national convention crowd
About 1,791 delegates will attend the Progressive national convention to be held in the Auditorium Theater on June 7, announced at Progressive Headquarters.
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Hicago
Auditorium Theater
Progressive Headquarers
Centralla man returns after years and claims probate funds
Emmett William, long absent from Misecart and reported dead, appeared in Centralla, where he collected money previously paid to others by order of the probate court, finalizing his estate settlement.
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Centralla
Mo Emmett William
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