Empress Victim Lies In Coffin Amid 14000 Confusion
Quebec June 1 temporary morgue handles eighty nine unidentified bodies from the sunken Entree of Ireland after fifty one were identified and thirty eight claimed. Disputes over identity and custody of remains persist as coroner and steamship officials decide heirs for several coffins and the fate of unclaimed bodies.
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Quebec
Louise Basin
Entreese
Ireland
Domitien Fr Purini
Wee
Thre Sumen
Mexican Situation and Armistice Rejection Rumors
News brief notes indicate tension in the Mexican situation with Gemanta expected to reject armistice. Rebels reportedly can still enter parts as discussions unfold, while various local items touch on Dope seller cases and venue changes.
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Gemanta
Beer
Disrunta Sonore Bet
Mirena Sentenced in Brooklyn Murders of O Connell and Murtha
Giuseppe Mirena, convicted of the murder of James O Connell, was sentenced yesterday by Judge Dike in County Court Brooklyn to be executed during the week beginning July 6. A term of ten to twenty years was imposed for killing Patrolman Edward Murtha on the same night, for which he was convicted of first degree manslaughter. Mirena stood tried for Murtha murder first, then for O Connell.
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Giuseppe Mirena
James O'Connell
Dike
Brooklyn
Edward Murtha
Mirena
Murtha
O'Connell
Lightning Kills in Auto Near El Paso Texas
Captain Joseph Walkup of the United States Army medical corps at Fort Bayard New Mexico was instantly killed by lightning while driving a car. Also aboard were Captain and Mrs RB J Tullman and Brigadier General Francis Moore all severely shocked. Walkup was struck in the forehead. His wife and son Kenneth are visiting their old home in Pennsylvania.
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Ue Everaps
Il Paso
Tex
Joseph (. Walkup
United States
Ayme Medical Corps
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Mra
J. Tullman
Francis Moore
Walkop
Kenneth
Pennsylvania
Jail Doctor Held as Dope Seller at Blackwell's Island
Dr. Charles H. Baxter head physician at Blackwells Island hospital was arrested after marked bills were found on him during an investigation into narcotics supply to prisoners. A patient aided by Detective Crossen and Commissioner Lewis identified Baxter, claiming she paid up to 94 a week for morphine and other narcotics. Baxter and Dr. Kanter, longtime hospital staff, were taken to the city jail as the probe continued.
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Charles H. Baxter
Blackwells Island Hospital
Katherine Davis
Mmissioner
Corrections
Lumiette Lewis
Charles Crosson
Woods
Davis
Dope Fend
Crossen
Davie
Pr. Raster
Lewis Wax
Kanter
Whitney
Earth St
Ast
Tango habit revives wholesale clothing trade at IAC convention
Atlantic City June 1 The tango craze helps the wholesale clothing trade recover from a low mood as clothiers gather for the eighteenth annual convention at the Shelburne. A Chicago delegate notes men adopt modern raiment after dancing, while William Golden of New York, president of the association, says trade conditions are only fair.
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Tribun
Atlantic City
National Association of Clothiers
Shelburne
Chicago
William Golden
New York
National Association
Bryan cant resist Chautauqua lure
Secretary Bryan said he would lecture on the Chautauqua platform again this summer if vacation time allows. His first engagement is July 4 in North Carolina, but the states for possible appearances remain unsettled. He noted his income pressures from a $12,000 yearly cabinet salary and offered no new explanations.
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The
Tribune Buraan
Washington
Bryan
North Carolina
Henry Siegel Change of Venue Delays Case
Henry Siegel and associates received a venue change from Justice Blanchard in New York Supreme Court, delaying trial until autumn. District Attorney Whitman aims to possibly try some counts this month, with a likely start around June 14. The move follows Lexow-era precedent and reflects concerns over impartial juries in New York County.
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Henry Stecel
Frank &. Vowel
Blanchard
Supreme Court
Stanchield & Levy
Whitman
Lexow
Whitman Is‑Wilson Back Whitman for Governor Seen
Roosevelt backs a non partisan plan to name Charles Whitman for Governor and a full state ticket at a Syracuse meeting. Duell says the push will seek nominations in both Progressive and Republican primaries with Roosevelts approval and Whitmans intent to run if nominated. Wilson signals tolerance for higher rail freight rates, citing a national low business mood but expects the Interstate Commerce Commission to decide. He notes steel industry weakness but gradual overall recovery and clarifies tariff has little bearing on current depression.
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Charles Whitman
Syracuse
Charles Hyde
Duell, Jr
Tribune
Koey
Repu
Whitman Ich
Duell
Whitman
Republican Party
Duellin
Teresting
Upstate
Spain
Washington
Wilson
Interstate Con Merce Commission
Tac
Garhead
Steel Corporation
Comme
Huerta Ignores U. S. Stamps in Mexico City
The post office reports that letters mailed in Vera Crug with American stamps will incur double postage on delivery to overseas destinations. Mexico City observers note the policy as a challenge to cross border mail and U S stamp usage is affected.
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Mexico City
Huerta Proposes Mexican Elections July 5 Under Mediation
At Niagara Falls mediators and Mexican delegates may admit Carrancistas if they agree to be bound by the armistice Huerta rejects an interregnum. He calls for July 5 elections for president vice president deputies and state governors with supervision by both sides to ensure fairness. Huerta pledges to surrender supreme power to the elected successor before the civilized world.
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Niagara Falls
Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico
General Huerta
Armistice Key to Peace Talks With Rebels
Mediators press for an armistice as the sole condition for constitutionalists to join the peace conference. Washington and Mexico City await the plan of settlement, while mediators stress peace over internal Mexican reforms and indicate a provisional neutral government could engage rebels later.
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George Griswold Hill
Niagara Falls
Ont
Washington
Mexico City
the Tribune
United States
Mexico
Wilson
General Carranza Rejects Plan of ABC Mediators
A semi official statement from General Carranza's Durango headquarters denounces the Niagara Falls mediation plan and a Villa pledge of loyalty to Carranza. Carranza plans to move from Durango toward Saltillo to fix a provisional government as Huerta's regime nears collapse. The note, sent by telegraph in English, accuses mediators of misunderstanding Mexico's situation and asserts constitutionalist gains and the likely end of Huerta.
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Tex
Carranza
Durango
ABC
Niagara Falls
Villa
Chihuahua City
Eon
Juarez
Torreon
Saltillo
United States
Washington
Mexico
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