Diaz Ready to Quit as Diaz Demands Cabinet Shakeup
The New York Times dispatch reports insurgent leader's demand for Diaz resignation, new elections, and cabinet overhaul. Diaz may offer to resign with his ministers. four ministers selected by him could stay, including foreign affairs and education chiefs. Rebels gain ground, Mexico City cautious, American evacuees increasing.
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Carbajal
Diaz
Sut Suy
Déidos
Corral
Senor de la Barra
Senor Vera Estansl
Interior
Gen Diaz
Gen. Reyes
Fiere
Bolsa
Pachuca
Puebla
Oaxaca
Republic
Vera Cruz
Aguas Calientes
American Smelting and Refining Company
United States
Pacific
Colima
A Valuable Summer Tonic from Horsford’s Acid Phosphate
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate is advertised as a valuable summer tonic that restores vitality, renews exhausted strength, and quiets nerves, promising renewed energy and improved well being.
First Aero-Taxi to Begin Service in Lucerne
Paris reports the first aero taxi will soon operate in Lucerne. A bi plane fitted with a taximeter, built by Compagnie andernng, will be piloted by Erbster and charged per kilometer. The air route promises cheaper transport than streets taxis due to direct bee-line flights and no traffic.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Lucerne
Compagnie ans-Aerenng
Ieccine
Erbster
Shackleton Denies Crocker Land Expedition Link
Sir Ernest Shackleton says he has no plan to lead any Crocker Land expedition and doubts any report tying him to such an mission. He notes private discussions about possible ventures elsewhere and wishes success to the American Museum of Natural History expedition.
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New York Times
London
Ernest Shackleton
Crocker Land
Tim New York Times
New Guinea
Amazon
Kara Sea
Museum of Natural History
New York
Ernest
Firemen Overcome Rioters In Windicomb Strike Riot
In Grand Rapids on May 19 a mob of about 2 000 protesters clashed with police and strike sympathizers at Windicomb Furniture causing injuries to dozens including several officers. Fire engine lines finally quelled the riot and protected strikebreakers being moved from the factory.
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New York Times
Grand Rapids, Mich
Windicomb Furniture Company
Oere
Elssebout
Ralph Widdicomb
Furniture Company
Swins
Corner Ermine Market Shocks London Trade
In St Louis, the F Taylor Fur Company quietly corners Alaska and Canada ermine, planning to ship 100000 skins to London valued at about 175000. The firm has over 200000 skins stored, with 80000 shipped six weeks ago and another 100000 due next week. Prices have more than doubled from one dollar to nearly two dollars per skin.
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F. ©. Taylor Fur Company
Alaska
Canada
London
Taylor Company
Royal Furriers
Fur Company
Mrs. Florence Dodge Sentenced for Manslaughter
In Guildhall Vermont on May 15, Florence L. Dodge received a sentence of four to six years in Windsor State Prison after being convicted of manslaughter for shooting William Heath at her Lunenburg home on Sept 17. She showed no emotion, and stated she is innocent.
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Windsor
Florence L. Dodge
William Heath
Lunenburg
$250000 Damages Sought Over Jersey City Riots
Edward Platt Treasurer of the United States Express Company sues Jersey City officials in supreme court seeking 250000 for riot damages from a strike. He charges the mayor and police failed to suppress mobs causing property damage and business interference.
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Trenton
N. J
Edward ¥. Platt
United States Express Company
Supreme Court
Jersey City
Great Bear Spring Water Adverts Local Price
Local advertisement promotes Great Bear Spring Water at a per case price of six glass-stoppered bottles. Noted as a private sale item with unspecified retailer.
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Great Bear
Alaska counterfeit plot foiled by secret service arrests
Four men and a woman were arrested in New York for plans to flood Alaska with counterfeit five dollar bills. Authorities seized a lithographic stone and printing gear at a Hoboken site, with Christened alleged ringleaders linked to the Alaska King River Mining Co. in Douglas Alaska. The group faced charges after weeks of surveillance and staged operations, with arrests spanning Manhattan and Hoboken.
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Alaska
Chicago
James Glenard
Marko Pagonich
East Sixteenth Street
Samuel Pekovich
Eleventh Avenue
Mikhailo Isaranasvich
East Sixth Street
Glenards
Montenegro
Pagonich
Alaska King River Mining Company
Douglas
Glenard
New Orleans
San Francisco
New York
Richard HT. Tevler
Chaurge
Paterson Street
Hoboken
Creenwich Street
Karakasinek
Eighth Avenue
Faust 16Th Street
Hoboken House
Taylor
Hall Came on the Great American Novel
A Times preview notes that the writer Hall believes American literature is just beginning to open its vast field and suggests readers await Next Sunday's feature.
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Taft Reassures Nation as Mrs Taft Improves
President Taft returns to Washington after visiting his ailing wife in New York. Mrs Taft’s condition improves and she plans to resume Spring social duties. daughter Miss Helen Craft will act as White House hostess for key events. Henry Stimson joins cabinet talks. Bocchock visits as security tightens around the President.
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Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Gennet Bocchcoek
New York
Mrs. Taft
Major Butt
Henry W. Taft
Secret Service
Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania Station
Ideal
Standard Oil Case Upheld With Six Month Deadline
Supreme Court affirms the circuit court order dissolving Standard Oil as a combination in restraint of interstate trade. The decree extends six months for execution, vacates the interim interstate injunction, and signals the court’s adoption of the term unreasonable in Sherman Act cases, prompting varied reactions from officials and lawmakers.
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White
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Justice Harlan
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Wickersham
Lehmann
Department of Justice
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
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Spendthrift Fund Auction Threatens Braman Estate
Hammond Braman of Cambridge faces losing his $50,000 spendthrift trust fund if it is not bid in at auction scheduled for tomorrow by order of the Board of Bankruptcy trustees. The Old Colony Trust Company holds the fund. Braman began bankruptcy proceedings about three years ago. Proceeds could yield 1 000 percent for bidders if Braman dies without issue.
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Mass
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Braman
Old Colony Trust Company
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Hammond Braman
Grenville T. W. Braman
Braman & Dow
Priest Arrests a Boy For Attempted Theft on Sidewalk
Father Kenry A Brann of St Agnes Church spotted five youths playing dice on a sidewalk. Isadore Berkowitz, 15, tried to grab 8 cents left on the pavement and was detained by the priest until Patrolman McMahon arrived. Berkowitz was charged with juvenile delinquency and sent to the Children’s Society after denying the assault claim.
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Kenry A. Brann
St. Agnes’s Church
Mast Forty-third Street
Isadore Berkowitz
First Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Fifty-first Street
Father Brann
McMahon
East Fifty-first Street
Children’s Society
Muckraking to Cease and Religion to Rise
James G. Cannon urged the Omaha Ministerial Union that magazines end muckraking and focus on religion and theology. He said editors will amplify the Forward Movement to boost church ingathering, insisting leaders must mobilize friends and neighbors for religious work.
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New York Times
Omaha
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank of New York
Omaha Ministerial Union
Cannon
Professor Wheeler Resigns From Sheffield Sciogel Yale
Haven Conn May 15 Professor Lord Wheeler of the Sheffield Sei gol Yale forwarded by tele Chicago his resignation to ersity corporation at its May er day attended by embers except President Taft Baldwin. The corporation says resignation was received and will be acted upon at the next meeting. Pier's classes were to-day to other instructors during the school year.
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New York Times
Haven
Conn
Lord Wheeler
Sheffield Seigol
Yale
Tele- Chicago
Ersity Corporation
Taft Baldwin
Fms
Ent
Pier
Albany Assembly Passes Sullivan Dangerous Weapon Bill
Albany May 15 by a 123 to 7 vote the Assembly passed the Sullivan dangerous weapon bill making sale or carrying without a permit a felony and requiring dealers to keep a purchaser register. The measure has cleared the Senate and goes to the Governor.
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New York Times
Albany
Assembly
Senate
Court victory voices from government and industry
Attorney General Wickersham asserts the government secured substantial affirmations. Kellogg calls it a complete government victory. Senator Kenyon warns the court amended the antitrust law may cause trouble. La Follette fears the court aided trusts, against congressional intent. Alfred Eddy says Standard Oil operations will continue with changes.
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Trust Buster
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