Eleanor Wilson Weds W G McAdoo in White House Ceremony
Eleanor Wilson marries William Gibbs McAdoo at 6 pm in the White House Blue Room. President Wilson and family attend. Rev Sylvester Beach presides. Misses Wilson and Sayre serve as attendants. Miss Leslie McAdoo and Miss Nancy Lane are flower girls. The gown is ivory satin with Empress Eugenie lace and orange blossom wreath. reception and supper follow with lavish decor.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Randolph Wilson
Woodrow "Wile
White House
William Gibbs McAdoo
the Treasury
Presbyterian Church
Sylvester Beach
Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Marshall
Mraison
MuAdoo
Pride
Veidegroom
Marine Band Orchestra
William H. Sandeman
Wil
Wagner
Margaret Wilson
Sayre
Leslie McAdoo
Nancy Lane
Franklin WK. Lane
United States
McAdoo
Cary T. Grayson
Amny
Washington
Reserve Board
Lvery
Miss Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Walla
New Ruler of Canada Emerges Amid Unclear Details
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a royal succession or leadership change in Canada following the death of a duke. The fragment mentions a new ruler and ties to a creed, but the specifics are unreadable and the source is incomplete.
Appointments and noble connections noted in official release
An official notice announced Ravernve-general of Canada and references Pringa Alexander of Teel, aged forty, married in 1941 to Princess Alice of Albany, with one son and one daughter. The fragment mentions royal ties and a formal appointment in the same item.
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Ravernve
Canada
Pringa Alexander of
Teel
Thief
Princess Alice of Albany
Thorne Attacks Brandeis in Rail Case Brief
Clifford Thorne, counsel for the Western Railway Commission, files a supplemental brief before the Interstate Commerce Commission criticizing Louis D. Brandeis’s closing argument. Thorne rebukes Brandeis for conceding the carriers’ position and argues the rail revenues are not adequate for prosperity and public welfare.
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Western Railway Commission
Associated Press
Washington
Intersate Commerce Commission
Clifford Thorne
Louis D. Brandeis
Commission
Last Frida
Trevennes
Thorne
Brandeis
Afr. Thorne
J. Brandeis
Arkansas River Rises Ten Feet Amid Floods in Two States
The Arkansas River at Wichita Kansas rose to its highest level in twenty years, flooding due to heavy rains in western Kansas and eastern Colorado. Railways fear for bridge safety as waters climb ten feet above low water marks.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Arkansas
Kansas
Colorado
Cannon Birthday Noted Amid Telegrams and Congratulatory Gifts
By Associated Press Danville Illinois May 1 Joseph G Cannon turned seventy eight today though likely unable to recall the milestone. He is expected to arrive in Danville later this afternoon from Tureste and will find telegrams and salutes of congratulations awaiting him on his desk.
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Associated Press
Danville
Fjoxeph G. Cannon
Turesté
Trom
Deak
OGorman Explains Why He Opposes Panama Toll Repeal
Washington Senator O Gorman, chair of the interoceanic canals committee, argues against repealing the coastwise exemption from Panama canal tolls. He cites international law, economic policy, and the Baltimore platform pledge, warning repeal could invite future reversals and British diplomatic gains.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mass
O'Gorman
Interoceanic Canals Committee
Senate
Baltimore
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Panama Canal
O'Cornane
Osael
United States
Canada
England
Suez Canal
Egypt
Great Britain
Larger Army Force Requested in Senate
A Senate resolution introduced by Senator Chamberlain would let the president increase the regular army beyond the 120000 statutory limit. The plan allows full war strength recruitment during war or grave national emergencies, potentially exceeding 100000 in active units.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Airy Com
United States
Holland American association of Green Bay formed
Special to The Northwestern from Madison May 7 the Holland American association of Green Bay incorporated to protect Holland immigrants from white slavery. The non stock group unites Hollanders and Roman Catholic descendants and will operate in Brown Outagamie Calumet and Winnebago counties. Incorporators are Father Van Nixtelroy J H M Wigman and John Kuypers.
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Madison
Wis
Holland, American Association of
Green Bay
Brown
Outagamie
Calumet
Winnebago
Father van Nixtelroy
J. H. M. Wigman
John Kuypers
America Stranded on Reef Off Two Harbors
The Booth liner steamer America remains stuck on a reef near Two Harbors Minnesota, despite efforts to free her. It is believed she was punctured below the waterline and pumps struggle to keep water from the fire room. Cargo is being removed.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Booth Line
America
Two Harbors
Supreme Court to rule on reporter source disclosure in Burdick case
Washington May 7 the supreme court will decide if newspaper reporters may be compelled to reveal sources. The case involves George Burdick and William L. Korn of The New York Tribune held in contempt for refusing to identify sources for articles on a grand jury investigation into a smearing case in southern New York.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
George Burdick
Wiliam L.corn
New York Tribune
Federal District Court
New York
Union Pacific Tax Protest Reaches Supreme Court
The Union Pacific tax challenge seeks to bar federal income tax on corporate earnings as unconstitutional. Frank H Brushaber, a stockholder, files the suit asserting exemptions would burden the railroad and that the tax creates a collecting agency for bonds and premiums. The case argues income was converted to property by the law's passage and alleges undue advantages for homeowners and farmers under the tax system.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
New York
Uiion Pacific Railway
Stockh
Frank RK. Brushaver
Brushaver
Fire razes freighter City of Home near Ripley
A wooden steamship City of Home bound for Toledo burned near Ripley N Y after midnight. Crew escaped by boats. Fire discovered by John McNamare of Cleveland. Captain William Junn ordered beaching after two hours. Chief engineer Thomas Cuomhing Nam stayed at his post as the ship grounded. Vessel, 2400 gross tons, 266 feet, owned by James Mitchell of Cleveland, carried sixteen crew.
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UN Associated Press
Fay
City of Home
Buffalo
Toledo
Ripley
N.Y
John McNamare
Cleveland
Strumere
Willam Junn
Thomas Cuomhing~ Nam
Milwaukee
Hhis
Nts
Rome
Tolado
James Mitchell
Columbian Survivors Safe After Burning Steamer Tragedy
The third lifeboat with nineteen men from the burning steamer Columbian remains missing after Sunday night. Rescue ships near the disaster reported survivors found in open boats, with burn injuries and exposure evident. Chief Steward Matthews died of burns and was recovered by the Franconia along with rescued crew members.
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Associated Prise
Sable Island
Columbian
Boston
Mass
Cunard Winer
Franconia
Liverpool
Babte Island
Steward Matthews
Sho
Body of Henry Kleine Pulled From Fox River
The drowned man Henry Kleine was recovered by a fisherman this morning in the Fox River near Green Bay. His body will be transported to Sheboygan tomorrow for burial.
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Green Bay
Henry Kleine
Fox River
Fleherman
Sheboygan
Mazatlan Surrenders to Constitutionalists Amid War News
Reports from Mazatlan indicate the Mexican west coast city has fallen to the constitutionalists. A rebel air raid dropped a bomblet causing four deaths and eight injuries while fighting continued around coastal fortifications.
Rain Delays Racine-Cushkos Opener In Wisconsin
Rain today postponed the Racine Cushkos opener set for this afternoon. Fans had shown extra enthusiasm after Tracine’s eleven inning win over the Indians at Oshkosh yesterday. The teams will clash tomorrow and Saturday if the diamond is ready. Sunday’s game moves to Oshkosh.
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Racine
Tracine
Wis
Frain
Indians
Racines
Cshkosh
Oshkosh
Panama Locks Guarded Amid Mexican Tension
Washington dated May 7 reports Army detachments stationed to protect the Panama Canal locks. Colonel Cinethals, canal zone governor, informed the War Department. Colonel Goethals assigned guarding duties to the Tenth Infantry, with two companies at Gatun and others at Pedro Miguel and Miraflores to secure the locks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Panama Canal
Cinethals
Canal Zone
War Department
Goethals
Tenth Infantry
Gatun
Pedro Miguel
Miraflores
Locke
Houghton Foundry Destroyed By Overnight Fire
The Carroll foundry in Houghton Midh burned early today from an unknown origin. Loss is about 696500 with 250000 in insurance.
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Annodated Press
Houghton
Midh
Carroll Foundry
Court Martial Called Over Ludlow Battle Fallout
Major generals order a general court martial to try militia officers and home guard for roles in the Ludlow battle and April 20 fire. The committee report urges federal troops and state mine control, while 110 weapons surrendered in Boulder County under the proclamation.
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Miltia
Denver
Associated Press
Colo
John Chase
Military’ Commission
J. Hamrack
J. E. Linderfelt
Home Guard
Arg
Ludlow
Women's Peace League Committee
Simmons
Wilson
Tringidad
Ludlow Diatricta
Alma Lafferty
Mra
Ievangeline Hearts
Lee Champion
Strilé
Washington
DP. C
Symonds
Boulder County
Colorado
War Department
Fort Logan
Estate of Weyerhaeuser Valued At About Three Quarters Million
In St Paul Minnesota on May 2 a petition for proving Frederick Weyerhaeuser's will lists an estate of about 876000. Personal property 40000 and city real estate 76000. The will dated October 12 1911 leaves all to the widow but upon her death before him the entire property reverts to seven children.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Mion
Frederick ‘Weyerhaeuser
Basilie
Rt. Pail
Pasadena
Cal
Weyerhaeuser
L 4X
Macartney
W. Manan
Seven Jurors for Becker in Murder Trial
The trial of former police lieutenant Charles Hecker for the murder of Werman Rosenthal advances as seven jurors are now seated with Dwight W. Custer and Ambrose Farley among the latest selections. Mrs. Becker sits with her husband as crowds press for courtroom admission during the forenoon session.
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Becker
Spectatoria
Presa
New York
Charles Hecker
Werman Rosenthal
Dwight W. Custer
Ambrose Farley
Dlorl
Judge Wilder Charges Maui D A in Honolulu Court Case
Federal attorney accuses Jeff F. McCain United States district attorney of Hawaii of attempting to kill an attorney in Monolulu. Judge Wilder calls for removal from office as he files charges with the Department of Justice.
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Wilder
Monolnia
Charken
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Udge A. A. Wilder
Honolulu
Department of Justice
Jeff F. McCain
United States
Hawaii
McCain
Monolulu
Wheat crop hit record size in 1913 report
The Department of Agriculture announced the 1913 winter wheat crop is the largest ever grown, at about one fifth larger than last year’s record. It is more than half again as large as the 1912 harvest, according to Stadlatica.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Stadlatica
Department of Agriculture
Wilson consults with Bryan on Mexico crisis and mediators
President Wilson and Secretary Bryan discussed the Mexican situation with emphasis on mediation. John W. Foster is noted as a possible American delegate, while Carranza's advances raise concern about mediation scope. Vera Cruz reports smallpox and refugee evacuations as the rainy season nears.
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Associated Pros
Washington, D. C
Wilson
White House
Bryan
3Ra
John W. Foster
Foster
Mexico
Beim
Niagara
Supreme Court
Brewer
Cleve
Great Britain
Mexico City
Carranza
Washington
Nelson u'Shaughnessy
Willetta
O'Shaughnessy
State Department
Acaponets
Vera Cruz
Niagara Falls
Noon
United States
Robert Lansing
Spain
Russia
Waa
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Vera Graz
Red Cross
Charles Jenkinson
Mr. Jenkinson
Admiral Badger
Jenkinson
Tampico
Progresso
A. R. Goodman
Anegeon
National Railwaya of Mexico
Spocial Rai Cross
Army
Navy
Funston
Gam Croas
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Grover Cleveland
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Francia B. Sayre
Enother May
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Algernon CG. F. Sartoris
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