Becker Murder Trial Trial Opens With New Witnesses
Becker murder case resumes in the Criminal Branch with a focus on proving a Hartem Conference and Becker as ringleader. Judge Seabury and District Attorney Whitman push for a full jury by noon as 100 more potential jurors join the panel. Star witness Jack Rose is expected to testify plus six to ten new witnesses, with Rose and Vallon cited for a ride to Harlem.
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Charles Hecker
Supreme Court
Herman Rosenthal
Ins State
Whitman
Becker
Mr. Whitman
Samuel Seabury
Murray Hill
Jack Rose
Rose
Martin T. Manton
the Globe
Manton
Justice Seabury
Mr. Manten
Wiely
H. Wright
George J. Hughes
Charles T.broadhead
Broadhead
Wright
Hartem
Ilonenthal
Court of Appeals
Seventh Avenue
4Th Street
Wallon
Webber
Sam Schepps
Harlem
Vallon
Fiarem
Sam Sehenpps
Harry N
Deny Seizing Lighthouse Off Lobos Island
Mexican report claimed U S torpedo boats seized the Lobos Island lighthouse and arrested tenders, but Navy officials say no seizure occurred without Washington orders. The Lobos isle lies off Mexico's east coast near Vera Cruz and Tampico, with shoals and a guiding light critical for shipping.
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Navy
Lobos Island
Mexico City
Esteva
Washington
United States
Island of
Lobos
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Island of Lobos
Balloonist and doctor killed on trolley car near Pontoosuc Lake
Dr. Sidney S. Stowell, past president of the Massachusetts Dental Association and noted balloonist, was killed when a trolley pole struck him near Pontoosuc Lake Pittsfield. He was 52, a Penn graduate, balloon pilot since 1908, licensed by the New England Aeronautical Association.
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New York Times
Pittsfield
Mass
Sidney S. Stowell
Massachusetts Dental Association
Pontoosuc Lake
University of Pennsylvania
Stowell
New England Aeronautical Association
Blanche Hulse
Brooklyn
Miss 'Nnjse
William van Sleet
Dr. Stowell
Eastport
Maine
Wheeler Has Not Decided on Federal Reserve Board Post
Henry A. Wheeler vice president of the Union Trust Company returned from a Washington conference with President Wilson undecided about accepting the Federal Reserve Board appointment for Chicago. He indicated the board's organization was uncertain and that other nominees might decline to serve. He refused to confirm reports of his acceptance, stating there was nothing to say.
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New York Times
Chicago
Henry A. Wheeler
Union Trust Company
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Wheeler
Olney
Roosevelt to share credit for new Amazon tribes find
Dr William G Farabee of the University of Pennsylvania Amazon Expedition reports ten hitherto unknown Indian tribes found in Southern British Guiana and Brazil after a trek through the jungle. The party endured hunger fever and hardship and observed tribes never seen by scientists. Tribes named Waiwai Parikutu Waime Chikena Katiawan Wonevan Diow Kumayonas Urukwanas were encountered, with Brinton's list not mentioning them.
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New York Times
Pitladelphila
Penn
Col. Roosevelt
Brazil
University of Pennsylvania
Amazon
William G. Farabee
Farabee
Georgetown
British Guiana
Guianas
Waiwai
Brinton
Jacob A Riis Collapses En Route to Taerre Estate
Jacob A Riis collapsed this afternoon in an automobile from Battle Creek to his summer home at Taerre, Mass., with wife and nurse. He was rushed to a hotel, a Barre physician summoned, and rested comfortably tonight. Minor ad for Best Electric Wiring.
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Coldbrook
Mass
Jacob
Riis
Battle Creek
Mich
Taerre
Bils
Barre
Rebels Open Drive on Tampico Under Gonzales Troops
Artillery roars as 7,000 rebels press a final assault on Tampico led by General Gonzales's forces. Heavy shelling signals nearing breakthrough, with troops advancing to break enemy defenses and seize strategic positions.
Desperate Tampico Battle Flares In Mexican Revolution
Report from Juarez says Tampico is the scene of the fiercest fighting of the Mexican revolution with oil wells and tanks burning. Americans are aboard U S warships while foreigners are scattered in the oil districts. Constitutionalists press with heavy artillery against General Morelos Zaragoza’s entrenched position amid blazing tanks. Seven thousand Constitutionalists under Generals Pedro Gonzales and Luis Cabrallero take part. Carranza’s brigade is reassigned to Monterey vicinity.
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Juarez
Mexico
Tampico
United States
United Sates
Ignacio Morelos Zaragoza
Pablo Gonzales
Huerta
Carranza
Gonzales
Monterey
Villa
Torreon
Pedro Gonzales
Luis Caballero
Jesus Carranza
Saltillo
New York Times
Washington
Mayo
Navy Department
Badger
Army of the Northeast
Luis Cabellero
Gen. Gonzales
Admiral Mayo
War Department
Government Department
Department
Sampleco
Rockefeller Foes Invade Calvary Church in West Fifty seventh
followers of Bouck White from the Church of the Social Revolution disrupted a Calvary Baptist Service attended by John D. Rockefeller Jr. and his family. White and 15 others were ejected. several were arrested after a scuffle with ushers. White claimed the act was a “friendly visit” from Union Theological training.
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Calvary Baptist Church
West Fifty-seventh Street
John Dr. Rockefeller
Bouck White
Church of the Social Revolution
White
West Forty-seventh Street
Mary R. Towle
1 Broadway
Lexington Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
Union Theological Seminary
Woeltkin
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Cornelius Woelfkin
Samson
Mr. Rockefeller
Broadway
West Forty-fourth Street
Pocantico Hills
Upton Sinclair
Free Silence League
Arthur Caron
Nf. i. 1Ee
Geoghegan and
Gildea
Tannenbaum Church
The First Born by Frederick W Elwell in Times rotogravure
The Times previews a human interest story picture The First Born by Frederick W Elwell. It showcases the newspaper's new rotogravure printing process and will appear in next Sunday's issue.
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Frederick W. Elwell
The
Times
Wilson orders halt to strikebreaker transport in Colorado
President Wilson through Secretary Gar rison orders Col. Lockett to stop transporting strike breakers and disperse non residents who came since Ludlow. No time limit set for surrender of arms. Reestablishment of Ludlow tent colony to be allowed. Satterthwaite challenges demand for retraction as censorship. claims front page proof.
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New York Times
Trinidad
Col
Wilson
Garrison
Lockett
Colorado
Ludlow
Washington
Joseph M. Satterthwaite
Huerta Delegates Arrive Vera Cruz Against Ousting Dictator
Delegates Emilio Rabasa Agustin Rodriguez and Luis Escuero reach Vera Cruz en route to Niagara mediation. They refuse hospitality from Funston and Badger, take army cars to the pier, and comment on the troops and ships array. The entourage includes families as cameras film their arrival.
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Huerta
Vera Cruz
Washington
Emilio Rabasa
Agustin Rodriguez
Luis Escuero
No Illinois coal strike ends with district settlement
Peoria Ill May 10 coal miners and operators reach a settlement for the Twelfth District with a two year wage compromise. Southern District demands rejected. Envoys from Huerta government at San Juan de Ulloa arrive in Peoria and depart aboard Kronprinzess in Cecile amid U S warship display.
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Peoria
Ill
Ilinois
Crowd to See the Envoys
Vera Cruz May 10 The arrival of Mexican envoys from Mexico City created a colorful scene at the terminal station. Gen Funston and Admiral Badger aides led the welcome as crowds of Mexicans and Americans gathered. delegates, including Rafael Elguero and others, greeted officials and declined hospitality, choosing to sail aboard the Kronprinzessin instead of Morro Castle, heading to the United States via Havana.
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Frederick Funston
United States
William G. Bad
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Senor
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Mexican Congress
Rabela
Elguero
Huerta
San Juan de Ulloa
Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Terminal Station
Mexico City
Funston
Kieut
W. J. Tall
Hiss
Clenut
A. M. Cohen
Badger
Rafael Figuere
Luis Elguero
Rafael Cupetillo
Manuel Martinez del Campo
Seflora Martinez del Campo
Seforite Rodriguez
Sefior Rabasa
Senor Elxuero
National Bank of Mexico
Sefer Rabasa
America
Washington
Rodriguez
Thomas J. Ryder
Magle Oil Company
Gen. Funston
Lieut. Cohen
Ball
Mr. Ryder
Admiral Badger
Morro Castle
Ceethie
Vera
Rux
Jen. Funston
Army Automoblies
Ryder
Sanitary
Havana
Cowdray
Canada
ABC Envoys and Delegates Attend International Meeting
Brazilian ambassador D. da Gama and Argentine minister R y Naon join Chilean minister Suarez Mujica alongside American delegates Justice Joseph R. Lamar and diplomats Frederick W. Lehmann Emilio Rabasa and Luis Elguero in a cross border conference featuring Huerta delegates.
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D. DA Gama
Brazil
Naon
Argentina
Suarez Mujica
Chile
Envoys to Vera Cruz Carry Authority for US Mexico Talks
Huerta government delegates to the Niagara Falls conference travel with plenipotentiary powers to adjust negotiate and sign treaties with the United States. The Senate ratified their appointments unanimously and a cable from Mexico City confirms their full authority for matters between the countries.
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Huerta
Niagara Falls
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
TIMES
Senate
United States of America
Congress
Vera Cruz
Picketing Refusal Shows Masses Have No Head Says Mangasarian
Dr M M Mangasarian denounces Upton Sinclair's funeral picket plan before Standard Oil offices as proof the masses lack leadership. He cites Rockefeller ties and Colorado terror, noting New York Episcopal ritual amid miners deaths and anarchist and socialist rhetoric, urging condemnation of vulgar demonstrations.
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Chicago
Upton Sinclair
Socialist Party
Standard Oil
M. M. Mangasarian
Green Stripe Scotch Bottles Go Non Refillable
Advertisement notes Andrew Usher and Co of Edinburgh releasing Green Stripe Scotch in non refillable bottles. No further details on availability or packaging.
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Green Stripe
Andrew Usher & CO
Edinbureb
Adr
Diplomats Hope U S Can Seize Mexico City Control
U S officials remain hopeful that a peaceful transfer of authority in Mexico City can be achieved. They believe the dictator may retire if the United States agrees to take reins, signaling a major shift in regional leadership and policy.
Scheme to Thwart Rebels Huerta Favored by U.S. Rule
Huerta is viewed as more favorable to American influence than the Carranza faction, a development suggesting Washington would back the existing regime to curb rebel forces. The assessment contrasts Huerta’s stability with Carranza’s uncertain authority in the ongoing Mexican civil conflict.
Justice Lamar and Lehmann accept Niagara Falls envoy roles
Justice Joseph K. Lamar of the Supreme Court and Frederick W. Lehmann of St Louis accepted appointment as the U S representatives at the Niagara Falls Conference. They called on President Wilson to inform him they would serve, with no third representative expected.
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New York Times
Washington
Navy Department
Lobos Island
da Gama
Brazil
White House
Wilson
Justice Lamar
Lehman
Niagara Falls
Joseph K. Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Frederick W. Lehmann
St Louis
United States
Niagara Malls
Lamar
Aly. Lehmann
Mexico
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