Submarine Bell Use Urged For Underwater Warnings
An article urges adopting underwater sound signaling using a bell to warn ships in fog or darkness. It cites tests and expert testimony from naval figures and describes simple receivers and a ten to twelve pound bell heard two to five miles away.
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Ireland
Jim Milett
Times
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Wallett
Millett
Mnpanyy Wintyre
United States Light Board
United States Navy
British Admiralty
Quiberon
Kile Trinity House
Goodwin Sanjgis
Annapolis
Oogcht
Sens Mises
Fox
Shoal
den Berimmentine
Searce
Mehthouse
Navy
Gompers Urges Cleveland Teachers to Union Fight
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, urged Cleveland public school teachers to defy the school board which vows to expel union members. About 5,000 attended a Wade Park mass meeting to back statewide union affiliation, with Ohio labor groups planning organizing drives. Gompers denounced expulsion as inhuman and vowed continued action to secure teachers rights.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Board of Education
Gompers
Wade Park
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio
Alaska Development Board Urged to Control Resources
Secretary Lane reports to lawmakers calling for a three member development board to manage Alaska’s lands and natural resources. The note states most resources remain U.S. property and criticizes red tape, urging prompt administration to aid settlers while guarding against monopoly and waste.
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Washington
Alaska
Lane
Interior Department
Wittman
Houston
Congressional Committees
Territory
Hills
Chamberlain
Wickersham
United States
Boys Save Woman From Fresh Creek Mire Near East New York
A group of youths at Fresh Creek near East New York hauled an unconscious Hungarian woman, Mrs Minnie Samuh, from the marsh after she sank in mud. They used stockings as a lifeline, called for help, and the canary Canarsie stables staff aided her to shore before hospital care.
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Fresh Creek
Jamaica Bay
New York
Empnoyes
Brovokian Rapid Transit Company
New
Canarsie
Clemmons
Kings County Hospital
Minnie Samuh
Wisconsin
Prison release of Boss Kuehnle from Trenton jail predicted
Reports say Boss Kuehnle of Atlantic City would be released from the State prison shortly after midnight. A car arrived about 1 30 with four men, Kuehnle and Head Keeper Madden appeared, and Kuehnle left with a round pace toward Atlantic City. A board member from Atlantic City and a company officer linked to his sentence were mentioned as factors in the pardon adjusted release.
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Trenton
N. J
Kuehnle
Atlantic City
Madden
Kuehnie
Tod Trurriesoily
Whitehale
Board of Watter Commissioners
Board of Pardons
Ion
Rejection of Carranza Note Delays Niagara Mediation
President Wilson and Secretary Bryan sent a long cipher dispatch to American delegates at Niagara. officials would not reveal its contents. Constitutionalists dispute ABC mediators can discuss Mexico internal issues without their representation, warning that Huerta’s government lacks legitimacy and urging impartial mediation.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Throweh Terretary
Bryan
Torisht
Niagara
State Department
ABC
Zubaran
Carranza
Diverta
Severa
Nerinn
Merxican
United States
Mexico
Huertista
Luis Cabrera
Én. Carranza
Senor Cabrera
Gen
Senor Zubaran
Rafael Zubaran
Zabaran
Sefer Cabrera
Sefior Cabrera
Niagara Falls
Dilc Ted
Gen. Huerta
Arma
Muetta
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Huerta
Tiberty
Iuerta
Constitutionalists
Brown
Xood
Smith
Jones
Carranza Limits Term as Provisional President in Mexico
A Torreon dispatch says General Carranza will hold the Provisional Presidency to May 15, 1916 and retire under the Constitution. He will serve out Madero’s term with Villa influence guiding affairs until a permanent government is formed. An anti American riot led by General Servin in Torreon injured and threatened Americans.
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New York Times
St. Paso
Torreon
Carranza
Ren. Carranza
Francisco I. Madero
Madero
Villa
Mexicos City
Diaz
Catranza
Carringea
Fernando Calderon
Liberal Party
Gobernacion
Roberto Pesqueira
Ramon Corral
M. Servin
James Lewis
Benton
Lewis
Servin
Mediation Talks over Carranza Felt to Face New Delay
Mediators and American delegates discussed the Carranza issue on the second floor noting that a Monday talk is planned. The Americans argued for granting Carranza’s request while Mexican delegates seek instructions if a Constitutionalist envoy is admitted.
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Carranza
Gen. Carranza
Villa letter calls for battle and arms from U.S. support
A translated open letter from Gen. Villa, issued in Torreon, demands Huerta's ouster and the Cientifico regime, pledges to protect foreign property, and asks the United States for ammunition to restore constitutional rule in Mexico City. Villa says his forces will move south to strike and restore order, asserting foreigners will face no disturbance.
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New York Times
EL Paso
Texas
Villa
Torreon
Villas
Mexico City
Zapata
United States
Huerta
Francisca & Madero
Mexico
President Madero
Tie
Cientifico
Juarez
Chihuahua
San Fedro
Saltillo
Monterey
South
Wilson
Cientificos
Republic
Fines for German ships cited in Vera Cruz customs dispute
Vera Cruz May 31 The Hamburg American line ships Ypiranga and Bavaria face fines totaling over 1 100 HM pesos for landing arms and munitions. Collector Stickney delays bond acceptance until Monday amid Sunday validity questions. Consul Canada relates a past Sunday trade issue and the Filipino mess-boy on the battleship Florida is reported released.
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Vera Cruz
Ypiranga
Herman of Stickney
Bavaria
Karl Hesnen
Mexico
Canada
Ilavana
Bulckney
Puerto Mexico
Stickney
Saeut Fillbott
Hastil
Florida
Huerta
Fletcher
Rush
Santhuorn
Mexico City
Plipino
Tuenmi
Vera Crag
Bargar
Ifueria
Nis
Gen. Huertala
Huertistas Rout Bandits Report From Mexico City
War Department confirms dynamiting of a freight train near Ozumba by Zapatistas and a punitive pursuit disperses rebels with heavy losses. Marines aboard the Albany suffer drownings in a failed landing off Puerto Arista. Gen. Alvarez not killed but hurt in a Saltillo car crash. Gen. Maass narrowly escapes. Gov. delgadillo defeats ex governor Alamillo at El Naranjo. priest Mendia tortured and shot at San Pablo.
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New York
Mexico City
War Department
Ozumba
Zapatistas
Blanquet
Albany
Puerto Arista
Oaxaca
Salina Cruz
Arturo Alvarez
Saltillo
Joaquin Maass
Mauss
Iluerta
Gen. Blanquet
Interior Department
Antonio del ¢Iadillo
Colima
José Trinidad Alamillo
el Naranjo
Jalisco
José Mendia
San Pablo
Sinaloa
Decorate American Graves by Flowers Not Flags in Mexico City
Memorial exercises honoring American soldiers buried in the American National Cemetery in Mexico City were led by G A R Post No 100 with six officers and twenty five attendees. For the first time no flags were displayed, only flowers placed on graves around the monument to American soldiers who perished in the Mexican War.
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Mexico City
American National Cemetery
C. Cord Post
Department of Tennessee
Grand Army of the Republic
Charles I. Yaeger
Isis
Fts
Mazatlan in Darkness as Electric Plant Fails
Reported from Mazatlan about a water famine cutting power as the electric light plant shuts down. The disruption impacts civilians and hints at constitutionalist actions, with troops reassigned and settlers in the Tampico to San Los Potest district affected. An American inmate in Rodriguez House is cited in leaked papers.
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Gard Uss
Califorata
Mazatlan
Mexten
Minsab
Hy Wireless
San Diego
Mount Marm
Leche
Tewlew
Bellatee
Fara
Red Crosse
Tampico
San Los Potest
Id. Pairbanks
Okhihomd
Robbing American Oil Men Near Tampico
Federal and rebel plundering disrupts Tampico area. Refugees flee from Galveston aboard City steamer, seeking safety as business resumption stalls. Officials warn returnees face awkward conditions and prolonged dislocation across off districts.
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Tamplo
Tampico
Tampiio
Galveston
Severn
Mexican and Durango Orders Open Ports and Restore Properties
Mexico City May 1 reports that under Brazilian mediation the government ordered military authorities to return Waters-Pierce Company properties confiscated at the outbreak of hostilities. Durango May 31 states Gen Carranza declared Tampico and Mantemoras officially opened to world commerce and tightened steamship contracts with the Materia administration to prevent disruption of regular sailings.
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Mexico City
Che
Durango
Carranzoa
Notige
Matera
Flouerts
Carranza
Saks Selections Worth Comparing for Best Tailoring Value
The article notes tailoring establishments, including Saks, aim to earn a living and may claim superiority over rivals. It urges readers to judge value by comparing Saks selections rather than patronizing any one tailor out of charity.
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Saks
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