Mexico approves hundred million dollar loan with 38 percent security
Mexico City reports congress sanctioning a 104 million dollar loan at six percent for ten years secured by 38 percent of customs receipts. The National bank of Mexico will supervise disbursements with French organizers and likely British participation. Chinese loan oversubscribed in London as public rush closes lists early.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Mexican Congress
Mesieoa National Bank
Bonn
London
Aberdeen homesteader Andrew Briner found after monthlong starvation
Briner, a 50 year old homesteader near Wibaux Montana, wandered into the Bad Lands and survived over a month with no food but water. He weighed under 100 pounds when found on May 16 after an extensive search led by his brother in law Dr Wegner. His feet were swollen, he had worn barefoot, and his mind remained sound. He is recovering with care and diet under medical supervision.
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Aberdeen
D. B. Briner
Wibaux
Mont
T. Wegner
Mr. Briner
Wibeaux
Weegner
Brine
Werner
Briner
Jamestown
N. C
Montana
Manufacturers to End Their Session Today
Detroit Mich Recent assaults on patent system and what they mean to manufacturers Problems of industrial education and European laws and American manufacturers were among topics at the national convention of manufacturers today It is the last business day and officers are expected to be elected before adjournment Dr John H Keete dean of the school of applied science Carnegie Institute of technology Pittsburgh read a paper on fundamental problems of industrial education.
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Detroit
Mich
National Convention of Manufacturers
John H. Keete
School of Applied Science
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Weather outlook for North Dakota and South Dakota
North Dakota fair tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures tonight. South Dakota fair tonight and gradually warmer conditions following, with no significant precipitation indicated in the report.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Senate finance committee to hear ten more manufacturers
Democratic members of the Senate finance committee in Washington DC decided to hear 10 more manufacturers on the tariff schedules of the Underwood bill after next Tuesday. The fight over publicizing manufacturers who appear before finance sub committees and publishing protest briefs renewed as the committee met. The panel also considered tariff questions submitted by Simmons, Stone and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Finance
Finance
Simmons, Stone and Williams
Smith unit backs inquiry into Paint Creek coal strike
Senator Hoke Smith, chair, urged the education and labor committee to consider the Kern resolution directing an inquiry into conditions in the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek coal fields of West Virginia. The panel authorized a five member sub committee to draft a new resolution and to direct full committee inquiry with tests in West Virginia.
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Washington, D. C
Hoke Smith
Committee On Education and Labor
Kern
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
West Virginia
Committee of Education and Labor
Many Amendments Planned for Underwood Tariff Bill in Senate
In Washington many Republican senators plan to offer amendments to nearly every item in the Underwood tariff bill during Senate discussion. Senator Penrose, chairing the finance committee, said every minority member would have an amendment. Senator Smoot signaled many roll calls, while debate touched on manufacturers briefs and wage threats tied to tariff reductions. Structural steel is cited as reduced, and Senator Kenyon proposes a free list for aluminum and monopolies’ products.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Penrose
Finance Committee
Smoot
Wrownsend
Simmons
Bureau of Corporators
Stone
Kenyon
Iowa
Knights of Columbus Elect State Officers at Watertown
The state convention in Watertown elected J R Dalton Woonsocket as district deputy John J Nelson Aberdeen as state secretary David M Finnegan Yankton as state treasurer Richard F Lyons Sioux Falls as state advocate J B Murphy Lead as state warden Fr D Burke Wuron as alternate to state deputy Wm G Lane Rapid City as alternate to past state deputy Perry Peters Aberdeen as alternate to J H Barnette The next convention will be in Iluron on the third Monday in May A banquet at Kampeska hotel featured Watertown and Mitchell attendees and music from local orchestras.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Watertown
J. R. Dalton
Woonsocket
John J. Nelson
Aberdeen
David M. Finnegan
Yankton
Richard F. Lyons
Sioux Falls
J. 2. Murphy
Lead
J. Barnette
Sioux Walls
D. Burke
Wuron
Wm. G. Lane
Rapid City
Perry Peters
Jh. J. Barnette
Iluron
Cretin Council 859
Kampeska Hotel
City
L. J. Welch
M. C. Corbett
Wm Herzog
Mitchell
Chamberlains bill would give barons monopoly
Washington Alaska delegate Wickersbaum startled the Senate territories committee by saying Senator Chamberlain on the committee had in a prior congress authored a bill that would have transferred absolute control of Cordova harbor and the Bering River coal fields entrance to the Guggenheims.
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Chamberlain
Washington, D. C
Wickersbaum
Alaska
Senate Territories Committee
Guggenheims
Cordova
Bering River
Fat Chance Has This Man In Poker Game
Louis Appel told U S Commissioner Gilchrist that poker ruined him while under examination about why Appel Brothers for merchants failed. He said he lost $800 a week ago playing poker and could not name details of the game or where he played. The attorney pressed for which hands win, and Appel admitted ignorance.
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Fat Chance
New York City
Louis Appel
United States
Gilchrist
Appel Brothers
Oker
Stephen B. Rosenthal
New York
Appel
Nine Men Drown Amid Furious Alaska Storm
Cordova Alaska nine men drowned when a storm drove a pile driver and barge ashore near Katal la while they built a fish trap at the mouth of Martin river. Five residents survived the tragedy.
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Cordova
Alaska
Katalla
Martin River
DROWNS IN TANKS NEAR HARTFORD
The 145 month old son of Mr and Mrs H O Powell on a Hartford area farm wandered from his parents briefly and fell into a water tank. Fire was extinguished when search found the child’s body in the tank.
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Hartford
H. O. Powell
Royal wedding begins today in Berlin with British rulers present
Berlin reports brilliant sunshine for the wedding of Princess Victoria Louise and Prince Ernest August of Cumberland. King George V and Queen Mary arrive, greet Emperor William and Crown Prince, and attend the state entry into the Berlin palace as crowds line the route. A royal train parade with decorative balloons marks the day ahead.
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Berlin
Germany
Victoria Louise
Prince Ernest August of Cumberland
King George
Queen Mary
England
Ernest August
Emperor William
Frederick William
Rathenow
Weather and planting push as rains ease
A recent Sunday rain measured sixty two hundredths of an inch by yesterday morning. Ground remains too wet for corn planting though farmers are ready to work once it dries.
poisoned man still alive in macon banker's strange recovery
Macon Georgia reports I Saunders Walker a young banker who swallowed poison by mistake a week ago remains alive against doctors predictions. After an all night struggle he rallied and at nine this morning his pulse was 126 respirations 1 and temperature 99.
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Macon
Saunders Walker
Walker
Bomb Explodes at Royal Observatory in Edinburg
A bomb exploded in the west dome of the Royal Observatory in Edinburg early today. Instruments were badly damaged but the building remained largely intact. Police say militant suffragists claimed responsibility for the outrage.
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Edinburg
Scotland
Royal Observatory
Show Exports Didn't Gain In Steel Dissolution Case
New York City Charles M Schwab, first president of United States Steel, was cross examined in the dissolution suit hearings. He testified that a chief purpose of the organization was to develop export trade. Government statistics show export sales fell after the corporation's formation compared with before.
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New York City
Charles M Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Homesteader Narrowly Scalp Injured by Wagon Wheel
Louis Hanna, a homesteader near Bison, South Dakota, was partially scalped when a wagon wheel struck his head while hauling lumber. He fell, the wheel tore the scalp from near his left eye to the back of the head, and by the time travelers found him he had crawled back onto the road.
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Bison, S. D
L Louis Hanna
Bison
Japan press reacts to California alien land law stance
Tokyo studies Washington reply to protest on the California alien land legislation. The Japanese foreign office keeps the document secret by agreement with Washington. Tokyo waits for press reaction while noting the dispute goes beyond land ownership and treaties and flags radical discrimination. Wilson urges Mississippi Rep Sisson to avoid a war speech that could offend Japan.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
California
Washington
Wilson
D. C
Sisson
Mississippi
License at Lemmon Refered to Courts
Bison South Dakota. At Perkins county circuit court session the term convened with fourteen defendants, including Frank Melrose of Coal Springs, to face criminal charges for misappropriating school funds as treasurer of his district. The term will also determine whether Nemmon remains dry after July 1, with a contested liquor vote and petitions allegedly lacking required signatures and ballots not in the prescribed form.
Presbyterian churches face political activity charges
Atlanta reports the United Presbyterian general assembly voted for the 1914 gathering in New Castle Pa. The southern assembly resumed debate on alleged political influence by the federal council of Churches of Christ in America, with calls to withdraw. Kansas City chosen for 1914 southern Presbyterian assembly.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Southern Assembly
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Federal Council
Kansas City
The
Southern Presbyterian Church
State Library catalog shows over forty thousand volumes
Pierre South Dakota reports under the new state librarian act the state library shelves 42 575 volumes with 29 074 bound books and the remainder pamphlets a sizable catalog reflecting recent organization efforts
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Pierre
S. D
Barnes Faces Drive to Oust New York Leader
Washington reports a fresh push by progressives to curb Barnes in New York and back a national convention plan. Senator Cummins and an eight member committee, drawn from coast to coast, prepare to press the executive committee for action while New York Republicans debate Barnes’s leadership and possible reorganization.
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Washington, D. C
Barnes
New York
National Committee
Washington
Hinpire
Friends
Solid South
Sherman
Ilionis
Progressive Republican Conference
Chicago
Committee of Conci
Crawford
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Herbert S. Tradley
Missouri
Roosevelt
Coe J. Crawford
South Dakota
Wesley L. Jones
Louis C. Cramton
Michigan
Sidney Anderson
Minnesota
James A. Tawney
House Appropriations Committee
John J. Rogers
Massachusetts
Lake States
M Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Idaho
Empire State
Republican State Central Committee of
Plot to Plant Explosives in Lawrence Strike Trial
Boston, Mass. unfolds a dramatic testimony in the Woolen Strike case as Frederick Atteaux and others face charges of conspiring to plant dynamite to discredit workers. John J. Breen, a Lawrence undertaker, testifies of a $500 initial offer and later $200, admitting he placed explosives at factories. Collins, a defendant turned state’s witness, details distributing dynamite to buildings housing strikers while denying direct involvement of Atteaux and Wood. The court scene grows tense as witnesses recount meeting points and motives amid a tense Lawrence labor conflict.
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Boston
Mass
William M
Frederick B
Atteaux
Lawrent
John J. Breen
Lawrence Undertaker
Breen
Dennis J. Collins
Breen Mig
Torneys
Job
Blunt
Collins
Jeaux
Mil
Atteau
Ernest R. Pittman
Pittman
Walter Dedwett
Lawrence
Frederick ©. Atteaux
Wood
Ateaux
Lawrence B
Lawrence Shot Board
Bost
Breen H
Woodcar
Woo
American Woolen Company
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Charles Dickens
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