Tortured Love and Murder Tale Tied to Villa Rivalry
The account describes torture and murder tied to Francisco Villa. Luis Aguirre Benavides recounts Magica's assassination, Villa's brutal treatment of Magica’s ally and later the torture of Luis Terrazas Jr to extort money. Juana Torres Benavides endures severe abuse as Villa’s wife, with family imprisonment and coerced surrender of funds. The Mexican Bureau of Information promotes these allegations in pamphlet form.
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Luis Aguirre Benavides
Francisco Villa
Asa
New York
New York Times
Mexican Bureau of Information
Magica
Benavides
Villa
Mexico
Plaza of
Enrique Liorente
Lorents
United States
Ir Ti
Juana Torres
Terrazas
Luis Terrazas, Jr
Villa Vous
Terrazas, Jr
Firsarel
Pedro de Arbuez
Ian
Vieter
Busta
Emil
Decrotes
Juana
Hipolito
Arange
Ansonio
Villal
Luz Corral
Apelito
el Paso
Lspelito
Chihuahua
Napoleon
Rauche
Hena
Tranzista
Kaiser Prize War Ties Up Broadway Tonight
The Kaiser Prize trophy to be contested by the Northeastern Saengerbund in Broadway Theatre Williamsburg. War delays shipment from Germany. only photographs will accompany the winner to club rooms. Also reports the second National Saengerfest concert at Thirteenth Regiment Armory Brooklyn with 6000 voices, solos by Mme Schumann Heink and Hermann Weil, and a children’s concert.
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Saengerbund
America
Broadway
Williamsburg
Ths
Prze
Germay
Saenserbund
Thirteenth Regiment
Uirooklya
Mme Schumann-Henk
Hermann Weil
Weil
Train Kills Little Boy at Short Hills Station
A Lackawanna Railroad eastbound train struck Archer Martin, 11, near Short Hills station in New Jersey as three boys crossed tracks after briefly misreading an approaching westbound Buffalo Express. Two companions leaped away unhurt. Archer died at the scene. His parents, Mr and Mrs Audrey Martin, reside on Old Short Hills Road.
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Short Hills
N. J
Doy
Lackawanna
Buffalo
New York
Archer Martin
Audrey Martin
Auto Fractures Boy in Front of Home
Thomas Fahy aged 12 of 139 West 104th Street was struck by a car while trying to catch a baseball. A rear wheel passed over his chest causing skull and right collarbone fractures. He was rushed to Luke's Hospital in a car owned by Carl Schaeffer of HOL West 1st Street in critical condition.
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Thomas Fahy
West 104Th Street
Luke's Hospital
Carl Schaeffer
Hol West
1St Street
Ieffer
Wilson to present Mexico policy to Cabinet
President Wilson will detail his plan on Mexico to the Cabinet tomorrow. The message warns factions to end chaos and asserts U S patience has worn thin while pledging protection for Red Cross relief against interference.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Republic
American National Red Cross
Villistas
Zapatistas
Red Cross
Siegel's Offer Opposed by Depositors Meeting
A meeting of Henry Siegel's depositors at Public School 27 in New York protested the $150,000 proposed settlement. The group split, with five of seven committee members favoring acceptance and Mrs. Emmeline Baker leading opposition. Justice Clarke will rule June 14 on whether the sum is substantial for the jail sentence suspension.
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Henry Siegel
Emmeline Baker
Abram Raphael
East Forty-first Street
Siegel
Justice Clarke
Supreme Court of
Livingston County
Baker
Frank A. Cook
Fourteenth Street
Frank E Vogel
T. J. McDonald
Fast Thirty-ninth Street
Geneseo
University Settlement
Eldridge Street
William Henkel, Jr
Ecommittee
Robbery of 80 Park Children Leads to Arrests
Detectives say more than eighty May party children in Central Park were robbed of nickels dimes and small jewelry. Seventeen year old Charlies McGinn identified Joseph Marciano, 17, of 36 East 118th Street as a suspect after seeing three youths rob another child. Marciano fled but was captured. McGinn’s tip led to the arrest and the boys were jailed. Earlier, three youths were arrested in Crotona Park for throwing milk bottles and disorderly conduct, later fined five dollars each in Night Court.
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Third Branch
Central Park
Charlies McGinn
East 1Ifth Street
McGinn
Jie Jack
Boyle
Dolan
16Th Street
Third Avenue
Joseph Marciano
East 118Th Street
Marciano
McGlvin
Jim
Charles D. Pullen
Crotona Park
Bronx
Boy Scouts
Deuel
Michael Brown
Jennings Street
Leon Jacobs
East 16Sth Street
Jacob Cohen
Minford Place
The
Pinchots Deny They Renounced Col Gifford Denounces Misleading Report
The Pinchot brothers rebut New York Times coverage of Amos Pinchot speech at East Side Forum. They assert he did not renounce Theodore Roosevelt or George Perkins and defend their Progressive stance while condemning misstatements.
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Milford
Penn
New York Times
New York Times of
Amos
East Side Forum
Pinchet H
YT. R
Gifford
Wiliam Allen White
Perkins
T. R
Progressive Party
Lusitania
George W. Perkins
Episcopal Church
Federal Council of Churches
Gifford Pinchot
Amos Pinchot
University
Gifford Pinichot
THE
TIMES
Tian Timen
Theodore
Alleged Safe Robbery At Jersey City Copper Works
A safe in the William Flynn copper works office at 74 Hudson Street Jersey City was pried open Sunday. About $2 in cash and stamps valued at $1.50 were taken. Inspector Rooney arrested Frank Sankey and his brother Stephen Sankey both of 48 Sussex Street and Frank London. The trio admitted the theft and were escorted to court by their parents.
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William 8
Fire Hoodoo Engulfs Pearl Street Building as Tenants Flee
Fire engines respond to 5 oclock alarm at 478 Pearl Street as flames sweep six stories. The International High Speed Steel, Boisser Electric, Guilbers Smith, John Allen and Co, J Rogers Silver, and D J Nolan premises burn. Crowds panic while police arrest alleged looters. Two firefighters injured. one rescued after gas exposure.
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Men of Fire Engine
Centre
Pearl Streets
Pearl Street
Smoky Joe" Martin
International High Speed Steel Company
Boisser Electric Company
Guilbers & Smith, Machin
Martin
Court House
Baxter Street
Elizabeth
Oak, Beach
Mulberry Street
Wakerfield
Quinn
Sheridan
Reilly
Dortman
Sucam
Immanuel Vindero
Zintender
McNulty
Archer
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Sorgias
Ivor Tes
Armong
Exiulain
Caren Cardenas
Home Department
Pele
Ana
Wiin
Havine
Cain
Generali Villa
Torres
Cole
Kaiser Prize
Saengerfest
Train
Little Boy
Kor
Freedom of Transit of
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Pinchots
Roosevelt
Gifford Pincihlot
the Times
Bull Moose
Pinchot
Socialist Party
Amos R. E. Inchot
United Shirt & Collar CO
Troy, W
Empire
Charles Froh
David Hellas
TYSON
L. Gaiety
Wek
Ang Bayes
Liberty
Lk Rr Ev
Sat Mat
Leet Saag
CL Clee
al Sym Aeo. Cohan
Harris Mats
Griffith
NTIC
Broad
Globe A
Stes
Montgomery & Stone &Is
Century Theatre
Rae Ris
Actors Fund of America
Victor Herbert
Svene
St. Orch
George Beban
the Alien
Sign OF the Kore
Ler Bryant
City College OF N
Tadia Lillah Mecar
al TeKeTs
Tauris
Bride's
Tyson's
ALL Ding
T Stadium
Earth
Brighton
Be Palace Dally
Wen
Eden
Nora Bayes
Harry Carrel
Madeline Harrison
Bala Naka Orchestra
Eddie Carr
Uo Tithere
Mme
Emma Calve
Trixie Friganza, Whiting & Burt
We and Others
Eith
Snow the Goddess
Roway
Strand
Nl&c
H and Broedwey É
Ice
Dren
Columbia
Bas
Lew Kelly
Behman
Parisian
Arthur
East 45Th Street
Hotel Majestic
Cuisine Francaise
Rhe
Jacker
Pearl‘st
Ists
John Alen & Co
J. Rogers Silver Company
D. J. Nolan
9Th St
Arnhrent
Noret Wallick and
Warlick’s Restaurante
Forty-Third Street
Wallick
30Th ST
Reisen Weber
Wrissit
Hfourteen
Metropolite Av
Exlusiveneia
Eliegane
Uopn Club
Othul Park
Apat
T& Babcock
Remey School For Dancing
Albert Saato
Rae
Dan Te
Academies of Dancing
Schhuyier
MTH
Bena Hoffman
Bobby Burns
Alice
Larne
Quiet
New York City
Truchow
14Th Street
Fourth Ava
Hoskill
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