Ways to the California Expositions booklet from Chicago & North Western Ry
The prospectus outlines forty routes from Chicago to California with outline maps to visit Expositions and see notable mountain scenery en route. Free mailed literature helps plan pacific east and California Expositions trips, saving time and money. Address Cc Walton G A 1282 Broadway, New York.
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Fatal Food Riots in Mexico City Demand Corn Relief
The Times reports food riots in Mexico City as Americans lament Bryan's lack of funds for relief while Britain and France aid their nationals. Crowds flood government offices for maize as the treasury shrinks, with 15 million at risk of starvation without foreign aid and transport limits hampering distribution.
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Disorder at Mexico City National Convention disrupts session
From Mexico City May 22 AP dispatch reports chaotic scenes inside the National Convention in the Chamber of Deputies Building. Hunger riots drive crowds of men women and children to shout for corn while bayonets ring and Red Cross teams haul away the injured. Outside ten thousand followers gather and about 800 are carried on stretchers as Acting President struggles to restore order.
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Red Cross launches Mexican relief effort in New York
A new National Red Cross Mexican Relief Committee was formed by the New York Chapter to coordinate aid for Mexico. The first shipment, including 70,000 bushels of corn and 20,000 pounds of beef, will sail from Galveston on the Buford. Brigadier General Carrol A. Devol directs logistics as the appeal calls for urgent food and funds from the American public to feed starving Mexican civilians amid shortages and riots.
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Powerful Navy Urged to Guard Independence and Lloyd Monroe Doctrine
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright argues in The Seven Seas that U S independence hinges on a strong United States Navy. He warns that without naval strength the Monroe Doctrine Open Door and Oriental Exclusion would yield to militarily powerful nations and threaten American policy and commerce. He calls for a robust fleet to defend citizens rights and deter external aggression amid expanding commerce and labor reforms.
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Small Fire Forces Evacuation Of 20 Families
A fire started in the dumb waiter shaft in the basement of 407 West Fiftieth Street at 11:45 last night. Smoke filled the tenement forcing twenty families to flee. Miss May Clark escaped in a nightgown via the fire escape as Fireman John D. Corrigan carried others down a ladder. Fire was extinguished quickly with little damage to the building.
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Believe Villa's Power Is Broken
Telegraphic dispatches describe American and British plans near Vera Cruz as forces and gunboats reposition to support refugees. A Galveston note reports delays in convoying supplies while a U S Marine official argues Mexicans oppose external intervention and favor Latin American unity against the United States.
Mexican Censor Warns Against Intervention
Major Gaston de Prida, former censor for Venustiano Carranza at Vera Cruz, says in an uncensored McAlpin address that Mexicans will not yield and that intervention would be resisted. He notes his fluency in English and explains how he obtained the censor post.
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Blood Transfusion Saves a Boy at Roosevelt Hospital
John Sharkey a 17 year old Typhoid patient at Roosevelt Hospital received a life saving blood transfusion from Edward Mead a 21 year old fighter trainer. Mead donated a pint of blood despite OFFERS of payment and left the hospital in good condition. Sharkey remained alive two weeks after the operation per hospital reports.
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Abandoned Baby Case Sparks Paterson Arrests
William Dutcher and his 17 year old wife were jailed in Paterson N J after admitting they abandoned their five month old son in a field near 49 Columbia Ave The child is in Passaic County Children's Home Minnie Van Dyk 17 of Hawthorne is jailed for advising them to kill the baby by a hot pin in its skull The incidents tie to prior requests to place the infant in care and a failure to do so by authorities.
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Couple Charged With Millburn Murder Case
Miss Mary Prusiak and Laiislaw Wroblewsky were arraigned in Millburn for the May 20 murder of Julia Antusiak. They pleaded not guilty and were sent to jail without bail after detectives linked jealousy to the crime. Antusiak, a Wyoming servant, showed head injuries consistent with blunt force.
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Three Mexican Generals Slain in Indian-Carranza Clash
Three Mexican generals and ten other Mexicans tied to General Eulalio Gutierrez were executed by Indian forces aligned with the Carranza army under General E P Nafarrate. The incident was reported from Matamoros and published tonight.
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Navy Readies More Mighty Ships For Possible Commission
Figures from the Bureau of Construction show near completion of two superdreadnoughts, five destroyers, six submarines, a submarine tender, destroyer tender, two fleet fuel ships, and a Panama Canal collier. Additional vessels include more than 60 percent complete submarines and destroyers, with several under 75 percent. all dapat 14-inch gun armament.
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Bail For 26 Deputies In New Jersey Shooting Case
Supreme Court Justice Bergen sentenced nine former deputies to two to ten years for manslaughter in the Alesandro Tessiore fertilizer strike killing at Roosevelt. Bail set at 2000 dollars each for the nine. other defendants to bail on charges. first degree murder ruled not applicable.
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Priest Attacked at Altar In Newark Greek Church
The Rev. Thomas Papageorge rector of St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Newark testified in First Criminal Court that his congregation plotted to depose him. He identified assailants Nicholas Psicos and George Cacoloniats as the attackers tearing his garments amid money and baptism marriage disputes.
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DIES OF GRIEF FOR SISTERS IN PHILIPSBURG
Philip Growney aged 78 died after the death of his two sisters Miss Catherine Growney 74 and Miss Rose Growney who died on Friday night and Thursday night respectively. The double funeral for the sisters and the brother's funeral will be held at Sainte Philip and James Catholic Church with burial beside the sisters in the church cemetery.
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Merritt Elected President of First Church Scient istists
Boston June 7 The First Church of Christ Scientist Mother Church elected Edward A Merritt of Cleveland Ohio as President at the annual meeting Reports showed church members contributed 127607 dollars to a relief fund for war sufferers
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