Peace plan agreed on by mediators in Niagara Falls
Mediators report progress toward final protocol within a week for a Mexican peace settlement. A provisional government would control Mexico and push agrarian reform, with elections planned once peace returns. an apology for the Tampico insult is included. Constitutionalists face exclusion from talks, while Washington aims to secure agreement on the land question and a strong provisional rule.
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George Griswold Hill
Niagara Falla
Ont
Ciary
ABC
Pos
Mexic
Republic
Washington
Tegan
Justice Lamar
Bevan
Ameri
Faw
Meei
Amerian
Mexico
Carranvistas
Villa
Carranza
Huerta
Dfmon
Student Shooting at St Johns College Haze Incident
Five freshmen at St Johns College Annapolis Md faced hazing attempts by upperclassmen as they entered a dorm. One freshman reportedly shot junior Willy R Bowlus of Middletown Md through a heavy car and then into the room seriously wounding him before being aided by physicians at a hospital.
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Annapolis
St John's College
Willy ‘Am R. Bowlus
Middletown
Young Bowlus
Plump No More Becomes Henry J Mielke in Bronx Court
Henry J Plump of 1824 Webster Avenue Bronx has changed his name to Henry J Mielke after his mother remarried. Justice Frady of Bronx Supreme Court signed the papers yesterday explaining the name change due to family ties and affection for his stepfather.
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Henry J. Mielke
Henry J. Plump
Webster Av
The
Bronx
Justice Frady
Supreme Court
Bronx County
Plump
Mielke
Forty Letters a Week for a Debtor Sparks Court Debate
Middletown Connecticut May 2 Curtiss Bacon probate judge will decide if a bill collector who penned forty letters in one week to a debtor and his friends to recover a claim is fit for court scrutiny or deserves a medal for persistence. Joseph Spuller Jr has pursued damaged funds from church members, escalating from ordinary methods to letters to associates, drawing a formal complaint.
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the Tribune
Middletown
Conn
Curtiss
Bacon
Joseph Spuller, Jr
Leap to death at lover's feet ends tragedy
Josephine Hepburn, seventeen, living on Long Island City, died after leaping from a roof following a plea to Jerome Coleman, twenty, who waited at her door. Coleman, of 161 East 128th Street, was questioned as a crowd gathered at the 16th Street elevated station.
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Josephine Hepburn
Thirday
Long Island City
Jerome Coleman
Josephine
Jerome
Mia
Elizabeth Hepburn
Jerry
Coleman
16Th St
Josie Hepburn
Fant
104Th St
Mediators Agree on Peace Plan in Turbulent Morning
News digest reports on mediation efforts in Mexico with Huerta receiving ammunition and Villa avoiding the capital. Rebels may seek U.S. withdrawal while 1008) Morgan denies Mellen charges as court clears Titanic suits path.
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Arthur Runtoe
Alrahip
U.S
Huerta
Yaragona
Hille
Villa
Morgan
Mellen
Wireless
Arctic Party
Titanic Suits
Melody Roots
Champ
Home Rule Bill Passed 351 to 274 in Commons
Amid Irish nationalism, the Home Rule bill cleared its third reading in the British House of Commons by 381 to 274. Leaders clash over Ulster exclusion as the government readies an amending bill to be debated in the Lords, while Ulster Unionists cheer and critics decry the proceeding as a farce.
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American Museum
House of Commons
the Tribune
London
John E. Redmond
House of Lords
Ulster
James Lowther
Asquith
Andrew Honor Law
Mr. Asquith
Redmond
Pitt and
Castleagh
Ireland
Negro Confesses Shooting At Detectives In Fight
Two detectives entered a ground floor flat at 227 East Tad Street and were fired upon by three shots. Detective Emil Panevino of the Bronx was wounded and taken to Flower Hospital. doctors fear for his life. Detective Carmody and others pursued suspects while a woman in the flat was questioned. Nicholas Hollingswood, a Black man, confessed to the earlier shooting.
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East Tad St
Emil Panevino
Decaturay
Bronx
Flower Hospital
Glostar
Birmingham
East 74Th
Nicholas Hollingswood
Panevino
Peter J. Carmody
James Alexander
Carmody
Woods
Rubin and
O'Daniels
Terrace Garden
Rubin
William Jefferson
Morgan Denies Father Hid Any New Haven Deals
J P Morgan rejects charges by Charles Mellen that the elder Morgan interfered with the New Haven system. He accepts responsibility as director and offers full access to the books, urging support for the current management and the stockholders.
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Mr. Morgan
The
New Haven
Mallen
Morgan
Morgan Denies Father Concealed Facts In Mellen Testimony
J P Morgan asserts his father did not hide from William Mellen any facts about the New Haven Railroad. He says his father could not have controlled the railroad given his travels and that the management remained with the president. He defends his father’s belief in New England interests and calls for full production of firm and personal records to resolve the case.
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Mellen
Washington
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Charlon
Jr. Pierpont Morgan
New Haven Road
Morgan Waits
New York
Mr. Mellen
New Haven
New England
Boston & Maine
Grand Trunk Railway
Providence
J. P. Morgan & Members
Fire Destroys Cleveland Lumber Yards and Damages Viaduct
A large fire in Cleveland on May 3 caused about 1 million dollars in losses. The blaze consumed the Fisher & Wilson Lumber Company and Marty Barris Lumber Company yards and destroyed a substantial section of the Central viaduct linking the south and east sides.
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Cleveland
Tumper Yar
Fisher & Wilson Lumber Company
Marty Barris Lumber Company
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