Mexican Crisis Grows as US Mobilizes Guards
Washington reports a sharper Mexican crisis with Gen Funston’s cipher dispatches prompting War Department activity. Secretary Bryan promises reply to Huerta’s armistice note as mediators push peace terms while governors in New York Pennsylvania and Ohio are urged to mobilize National Guard units for transport to the coast.
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Mexico City
Huerts
Vera Cruz
Fumston
Reinforcements discussed for Vera Cruz crisis
Secretary Bryan and Secretary Tumulty said no serious crisis at Vera Cruz was known in the White House. War Department considered early reinforcements for General Funston to maneuver into interior Mexico if needed. O'Shaughnessy conferred with officials and will see President Wilson. dispatches from refugees were said to be unofficial.
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Protest by refugees over U S protection in Tampico
Reports from Washington state refugees in Tampico accuse the U S government of failing to provide protection. Senator Stone receives the protest detailing fears for the lives of American men women and children in Tampico and nearby areas as Carranza orders campaigns against federal forces.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Western Drawing and Manual Training convention in Milwaukee
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee May 8 Interest at today's sessions centered on next year's convention site contenders Chicago Toledo Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Buffalo and San Francisco Chicago leading candidate and likely to host meeting L D Harvey president Stout Institute opened with design in general education talk A round table and exhibits marked the morning session with officer elections to be held Saturday.
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Navy and Marine Dead Honored in Brooklyn Funeral
Associated Press reports Senator James Hamilton Lewis praised the bluejackets and marines who died in battle at Vera Cruz. The Senate adopted a House resolution to appoint a joint committee of seven senators and twenty-one representatives to attend the funeral exercises Monday in Brooklyn for the fallen naval and marine corps members.
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Railway Official Dies in Topeka Stroke at Work
Topeka Kan May 4 B Smalley assistant general manager of the Chicago Rocksland Pacific line died here today from a stroke of paralysis physicians said caused by hours of work without sleep in the Cimarron valley district of western Kansas.
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Topeka
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D. B. Smalley
Chicago, Rocksland & Pacific
Cimarron Valley
Kansas
Smalley
Balloon Hit by Lightning Near Berlin
A captive military balloon was struck by lightning and destroyed at Zossen, twenty two miles south of Berlin, during wireless experiments by a military telegraph battalion. There were no casualties.
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Berlin
Zossen
Colorado miners strike sparks calls for relief and arms order
Reports show Colorado coal field strikes cost the state militia pay and supplies 691793. A bill to empower the governor to close saloons during industrial strife passes the senate. a similar measure awaits the house. International Mine Workers officials urge no general strike now but back Colorado. aid appeals issued. Federal troops move to the strike area as conditions worsen.
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Rockefeller and the Government in a Call for Peace
A public statement accuses John D. Rockefeller Jr. of acting beyond government reach and resisting presidential influence. It urges urgent support for peaceful settlement of the Colorado coal strike, claiming Rockefeller could have prevented bloodshed by backing talks between operators and miners.
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John 1D. Rockefeller Jr
Colorado
Chicago designer leader predicts sane fashion for women
At the 24th annual convention of the National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Association in Cleveland Ohio John B Hovland of Chicago urged a return to sensible styles for women saying the era of freak fashions has passed and that after next fall men will be proud to see their wives in the season’s best attire.
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Cleveland
Manuhnetorers’association of Hotel Statler
John B. Hovland
Chicago
Appeal in Thaw extradition case filed in Hampeshire Court
An appeal by the state of New York from Federal Judge Edgar Aldrich’s decision granting Harry K Thaw a writ of habeas corpus to prevent extradition was filed today in Hampeshire Court Concord Nova Scotia. The appeal was signed by Holman A Drew chief of counsel, Thaw’s guard since his arrest at Cole Creek last September.
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Lasae
Becker Trial Jury Nears Completion in Rosenthal Case
New York May 8 The Becker murder trial jury nears completion as 12 jurors are selected after an extended process. Gilbert Shaul joins as juror No 12, with others excused or seated. Becker appears in a new spring suit after visiting his wife before court.
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May
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No Game At Racine As Rain Delays Local League Start
Racine Wisconsin reports no Wisconsin finals baseball this week due to rain and muddy grounds after Thursday afternoon postponement. Organizers hope to open the season Saturday afternoon, anticipating a large crowd to see the league's top two teams in action.
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May
New York Woman to Fund Washington Cathedral Sanctuary
Announcement from New York states Mrs Archibel d Douklan Russell will fund a sanctuary for the national cathedral of the Episcopal church in Washington. The sanctuary cost is stated to be about $500,000.
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Washington
Funeral of General Sickles Draws Wide New York Procession
New York honors Civil War hero General Daniel E. Sickles with a ten block Fifth Avenue funeral procession. A National Guard gun caisson draped in black receives the coffin as crowds salute in the rain. The body is to be sent to Washington for interment at Arlington Cemetery.
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New York
May
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Old Guard
Fifth Avenue
Daniel E. Sickles
National Guard of New York
Sickles House
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Pennsylvania Station
Washington
Ardngton Cemetery
McAdoo Honeymoon Begins After White House Wedding
President Woodrow Wilson’s son in law William Gibbs McAdoo and his bride, the president’s youngest daughter, wed last night in a Presbyterian service. They will honeymoon in Washington staying close to duties, with a private reception in the state dining room and a quiet departure by car down Executive avenue.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Gibbs McAdoo
Bupper
Marine
Dr. Grayson
Mrs. McAdoo
Executive Avenue
Marry at Menominee quietly joins two lives
August W. Domke and Misa Ottila Lambrecht eloped from Oshkosh to Menominee Michigan for a quiet wedding. Domke, a well known mason contractor with long ties to Meyer and Domke, widower of two prior wives, plans to reside at 169 Waugoo Street with Lambrecht, daughter of August M Lambrecht. The couple are still out of town and expected to return soon.
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Misa Ottila Lambrecht
Oshkosh
Menominee
Mich
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Meyer & Dormke
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August M. Lambrecht
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Roosevelt for President in 1916 Missouri Proposal
Kansas City Mo May 8 Endorse Theodore Roosevelt for president in 1916 and oppose any amalgamation with the Republican party. The resolutions call for support of woman suffrage and county unit prohibition in Missouri and will be submitted to a joint meeting of the Progressive state committee and county chairmen. Y A Els says the state organization backs the county unit measure and may back state suffrage and Roosevelt with no amalgamation plan.
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Associated Press
Kansasity
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Progressive State Committee
Y. A. Els
State Committee
Roosevelt
Woman Is Shot by Man Then He Throws Self
In Ottumwa Iowa on May 8 Emma Lamb a Sigourney restaurant operator was shot twice after a dispute over liquor. Welsener fired five shots, two hit Lamb one in the forehead and one in the forearm. Welsener then cut his throat and was later tracked to his father’s home. he lay bleeding and too weak to be moved while recovery remained doubtful. Lamb’s condition is reported as hopeful.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Tleve Welsener
Emma Lamb
Sigourney
Welsener
Wessener
London court awards breach of promise judgment
In Lonion May S a court awarded Miss Derryle Elizabeth Taw of Atlanta $3,000 yearly in a breach of promise suit. The claim arises from an agreement with the late Capt Patrick Hamilton a British army aviator killed in a Stevenage flying accident. Miss Law is the sole daughter of Mrs N Latham Law of Atlanta.
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Lonion
Derryle Elizabeth Taw
Atlanta
Innauit
Patrick Hamilton
Hamilton
Stevenage
England
Mies Law
N. Latham Law
Missouri Pacific Hard Hit by Finance Offer Rejection
New York May 8 at a special meeting of Missouri Pacific directors Kuhn Loch Co reported they could not accept the invitation to finance 25 million dollars in notes maturing June 14.
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Associated Press
New York
Missouri Pacific Railway
Kuhn, Loch & Co
Arbuckle Charges Dismissed In Embezzlement Case
St Louis May 8 Embezzlement charges against James G Arbuckle vice consul for Spain in St Louis and consul for Venezuela and Colombia were dismissed in circuit court. He faced claims of appropriating 3800 dollars from a Tehuacan Mexico print manufacturer.
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Associated Press
St Louis
James G. Arbuckle
Spain
St. Lours
Venezuela
Colombia
Arbuckle
Tehucan
Mexico
Prospect of War With Mexico Has Not Waned
Special to The Northwestern reports Washington fears invasion may be needed to settle with Huerta. Mediation prospects blur as Carranza and Villa resist armistice while Huerta signals willingness to mediate. U.S. aims to avoid costly campaigns, but officials doubt Huerta will resign or yield to rivals, risking further bloodshed on the march to Mexico City.
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Ommrcial
Washington
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico City
Huerta
Carranza
Villane Uhe
Villa
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Vera Cruz
Ville
Gonlier
Bank clearings dip 1.6 percent year over year
New York May 8 Associated Press reports bank clearings for the week total $3,017,203,978, a decline of 1.6 percent from the prior year per Dana Review.
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Associated Press
New York
Dana Review
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