Four Gunmen Hanged Beckers Trial Next Monday
New York May 1 District Attorney Whitman prepares for the second trial of Charles Becker ex police lieutenant on charges of instigating Herman Rosenthal murder. Key witnesses from the first trial are being secured and expected to testify again while defense counsel negotiates possible changes.
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Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Union Press Association
New York
Whitman
Charles Becker
Sing Sing
Trial heats up in McCullom Hudgens murder case
In Winnfield Louisiana on May 1 the courtroom was packed as the McCullom Hudgens murder trial continued over the March 13 killing of Allert Scholars near Dodson. Autopsy evidence suggested a single 38 caliber bullet caused both arm and body wounds, with coroner Peters testifying on bullet weights and calibers.
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Winnfred
Clarence McCullum
Will Hudgens
Allert Scholars
Dodson
Clarence McCullom
Will Hudeen
McCullom
Hudgens
MecCulom
Sholars
Youngg
A. J. Peters
Peters
Becker may testify at new Rosenthal murder trial
The article discusses the possibility Becker will take the stand in his own defense, noting the risk of cross examination about his wealth and alleged gambling-shakedown activities. It mentions the DA’s view that the Rosenthal conspiracy is supported by the confession and that Becker’s testimony could reshape the case. It also notes Powers and Gordon owning land near a recently struck 6000 barrel gusher in Red River County and their plans to develop the property.
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Rose
Weber
Wallon
Schepps
Whitman
Rosenthal
Becker
Particuar
Messrs
L. R. Powers
W. L. Gordon
Red River
Future Moves Discussed On Occupation of Ment0
Officials outline possible strategies amid ongoing debate over American involvement in Ment0. Analysts caution that policy shifts hinge on security assessments and regional stability.
Mexican conflict fuels talks on U S mediation progress
In Vera Cruz May 1 American refugees and prominent Mexicans weigh the Tampico crisis and the mediation effort. Observers say American occupation may ensure lasting peace amid rival factions and discuss an election under U S supervision.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Mediation hinges on Carranza if he refuses armistice
U S viists weigh how Genera Carranza may block suspension of hostilities delaying mediation. If he refuses, talks shift to Huerta US issues. British envoy and State Department discuss neutral zone in oil fields as 1500 Americans in Mexico City remain stranded by rail disruption. Consul Canada seeks aid from Brazil minister and British admiral to reopen railways.
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Washington
United States
Huerta
Generali Carranza
Genera# Carranza
Tampico
State Department
Canada
Mexico City
Huerta Accepts Armistice Proposal with Mediator Help
Secretary Bryan announced General Huerta agreed to no hostilities while envoys from Argentina Brazil and Chile seek an amicable Mexico United States settlement. Bryan had conferred two hours with the South American diplomats at the Argentine legation and informed mediators of the step.
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Washington
General Huerta
United States
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Bryan
Peace plans near in doubt as Mexican factions clash
Envoys prepared to press mediators for a space settlement while Carranza and Willm push south toward Tampico and threaten a general clash. Secretary Bryan hurried to the legation after midnight as reports emerged that Dr Edward Ryan faces execution in Mexico City, prompting U S protests. The Antilla, a Ward Line steamer from New York, was fired on by both Federal and rebel forces near Tampico with the steersman killed.
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United States
Huerta
Revel
Mexico
Carranza
Willm
Tampico
Bryan
Legation
Washington
Edward Ryan
Mexico City
Ryan
General Huerta
Vera Cruz
Antilla
Tampicon
New York
Panatg River
Feder
Ancient Port Vacated at Vera Cruz Prison Island
May 1 report from Vera Cruz states Rear Admiral Fletcher ordered the San Juan de Ulua fortress prison vacated immediately. About 400 prisoners were held there, most for political offenses, with 116 still remaining to be released or moved amid the evacuation.
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Vera Cruz
San Juan de Ulao
Fletcher
Prisoners Remain In Jail After Rail Transfer Incident
Sheriff Jack Parker brought James Buckley and Hart Douglass from Memphis to Little Rock after they refused to leave a train without Louisiana papers. The two are accused of stealing over a thousand dollars in goods from the Famous Company on April 14. They were jailed separately and will stand trial, vowing to cause trouble.
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Jack Parker
Memphis
Arkansas, Louisiana and Gulf Railway
James Buckley
Hart Douglass
Rock Island
Mr. Parker
Little Rock
Huckley
Douglass
Parish
Mourning Processions Keep Up at Standard Oil Offices
Crowds march in mourning near Standard Oil on Broadway while an anarchist Berkman speaks nearby and protesters chant Rockefeller's name in New York on May 1.
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Associated Press
New York
Standard Oil
Broadway
Berkman
Rockefeller
Bank Examiner Young Wins Judge Brunot Ruling
Judge Brunot declares Gov Hall and Tad lack legal authority while Bank Examiner Young wins in a ruling that challenges political leadership and regulatory oversight.
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Brunot
Gov. Hall
Tad
Complete Victory for Young in Bank Examiner Removal Fight
Baton Rouge May 1 William L Young won a complete victory in court to retain the office of State Bank Examiner. Judge Brunet ruled that removal by Governor Hall was unconstitutional and void, upholding Young under Article 163 of the 1898 constitution. The decision orders the State Auditor to approve Young salary warrants and for the treasurer to pay them.
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Baton Rouge
William L. Young
H. F Brunet
Hall
Mr. Young
R. N Sims
Donaldsonville
Samot Thussday
Harry P. Gamble
Haunot
Young
General Assembly
Capdieville
Sale of Cotton Seed Lots By Guy P. Stubbs
Limited quantity guaranteed sound and clean 1912 Simpkins and 1915 Money Maker South Carolina grown cotton seed offered at 1.50 per bushel. Also 300 bushels Cleveland Big Boll 70 percent sound. Public notice by Guy P. Stubbs.
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Simpkins
South Carolina
Cleveland
Appeal Planned After Local Decision in Shreveport Case
The Shreveport matter involved Mr. Young as representative. No attorney general's office representative attended. It is understood an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court will be made by Assistant Attorney-General Gambde.
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Shreveport
Young
Supreme Court
Gambde
Steamer Siberia Reported Sinking Off Formosa
The steamer Siberia is reported slowly sinking off Formosa after going ashore six miles from Formosa. Seventy one passengers in first class including Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison, wife of the Philippines governor general, 400 in steerage, 200 crew. Rescue delayed as the nearest steamer was six hours away. pirates hinted but not confirmed.
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Associated Trens Tokio
Siberia
Formosa
Francis Burton Harrison
Philippines
Formyss
Mesage
Mexican general pledges oil protection in Tampico
Chihuahua May 1 General Carranza telegraphed the British ambassador at Washington that he is determined to do all possible to protect the forest oil interests at Tampico.
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Associated Press
Chihuahua
Carrinza
Washington
Tampico
Missouri Pacific Control Rumors Stir in Financial District
New York May 1 Circumstantial rumors say control of the Missouri Pacific Railway, key to the Gould system, may pass to major bankers Kuhn Loeb & Company. Engineers and accountants reportedly examine the property while the Gould family downplays any change. Wall Street notes Missouri Pacific stock and notes trade near receivership levels, with $25,000,000 of three year notes maturing June 1.
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New York
Missouri Pacific Railway
Financial District
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Ben
Goulds
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Wall Street
Did Huerta Initiate Move in Negotiations
In a clipped note, unclear references hint at whether Huerta started moves in ongoing negotiations. The fragmentary text mentions possible actions and diplomacy but lacks concrete details or dates to confirm initiation.
Mediation Proposed in Mexican Crisis Seen as War Sentiment Shifts
Washington reports mediation offered by Huerta amid questions on his military power. Carranza’s attorney calls Huerta’s move a strategic step to avoid U S intervention while Congress debates agricultural education bills and public opinion trends against war ahead of fall elections.
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Washington
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta
Saltillo
G. Hopkins
Carranza
Monterey
Cientifico Or
United States
Capitol
Senate
House
Mexico
Wilson
Congress
Crisis in Coal District Warns of Instability
The War Department reports the Walsonburg Colorado mining district as critical. Efforts to restore order in Trinidad and Canon City proceed while Denver appeals for more federal troops, saying current forces cannot protect all mining camps.
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Washington
War Department
Walsonburg
Colo
Trinidad
Canon City
Denver
United States
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