Huerta Delegates Arrive for Niagara Falls Peace Talks
The three Mexican special delegates led by Emilio Rabasa arrive in Washington with S H Danka to meet US officials and Spanish ambassador Riano. Mediation dinner planned with South American envoys and American delegates as Huerta officials pledge vigorous inquiry into the Parks disappearance. The Vera Cruz gunboat was sunk in the Panuco River.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
General Huerta
Niagara Falls
Ont
S.H. Danka
American State Department
Riano
Emilio Rabasa
Augustin Rodriguez
Luis el Suero
Riang
Samuel Parks
Huerta
Riane
United States
Parks
State Department
Mexico City
Bryan
Funston
Vera Cruz
Washington
War Department
Publc
Garrison
Tampico
Tuxpam
Daniels
Mexico
Spanieh
Justice Lamar
Mr. Lehmann
H. Percival Dodge
Algara
Walls ¥ Merino
Embassionde de
Embassionde de Sanathan, Second, Secretary and Col. Ureullu’ Y Cereljo
Senor Riano
Pennsylvania
Key West
Alfaira
Mayo
Navy Department
Panuco River
Tamos
Cradock
Gonseles
Newspapermen Molested and Exiled in Mexico City
London correspondent Oliver Hueffer expelled from Mexico City on charges of being a suspected American spy. Andre Tridon United Press and Edward Doster International News Service also fled or were arrested, while a naval commission freed 75 federal army recruits and other minor offenders from the fortress of San Juan de Ulua.
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Associated Frennhy Vera’ Cruz
Oliver
Madox Hueffer
London Daily Express
Mexico City
Thaee
Andre Tridon
United Press
Edward D. Doster
International News Service
San Juan de Ulua
Lawrence Hands Oshkosh Normal a Walkover in Appleton Meet
Lawrence defeated Oshkosh Normal 35 to 21 in a dual track meet at Appleton. A Abrahamson led Lawrence with 22 points winning shot put discus broad jump and high jump. Eugene Vandehel set a new Lawrence 224 yard dash record. Clyde Towers Warrington Oshkosh led in the two mile before Ewers passed to win. Several events listed with times and distances, including pole vault attempts and relay notes.
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Oshkosh Normal
Appleton
Northwestern
Wis
Lawrence
Oshkosh
Peer Stinson
Atar
Oshkosh High School
A‘brayhamson
Lindley
Eugene Vandehel
Mott
N. D
Merrill
Vantehei
Clyde ‘Towers
Warrington
Oshkoesh
Ewers
Bkwera
Vandehel
Scott
L. Xerond
Moore
Bouchard
Simpson
Ds Wright
Meéhelcitch
Ap Harrington
Davis
Wright
Vanderel
Scot
Abrahamson
Tandley
Abrahameon
L. Callies
Thompson
L Achaah L. Meloney
Callies
J. Bouchard
V.¢ Cates
L. Knapp
Feott
I. Thre
Derr
Diacus
Abrahame@on
T. Baun
L. Ewers
Tolls Debate Reveals History in Democratic Platform
Washington May 16 Senator Walsh of Montana asserted that William Jennings Bryan approved the tolls exemption plank of the Democratic platform as drafted by the sub committee on resolutions. He warned that repudiation of a solemn covenant by a political party would shock all if proposed by any other man than the president. He noted Bryan’s approval but urged an accompanying plank opposing canal ships owned by rail carriers. The discussion touched on Taft’s suggestion to submit the controversy to the Supreme Court and cited Birch tono on the platform’s construction.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William Jennings Brian
Democratic
Senate
Walsh
Montana
United States
Taft
Supreme Court
Baltimore
O'Gorman
Wajlah
Bryan
Pomerene
Panama Canal
Hundreds of Men Idle as Cincinnati Planing Mills Close
Cincinnati May 16. Eleven hundred men were thrown out of employment today when twenty planing mills closed their plants amid a building trades strike. An estimated 5 000 to 6 000 more workers including carpenters, teamsters, painters, and others will stop work by next Tuesday due to shortage of building material. Mill owners blame the carpen ters strike and say they act in sympathy with the Master Builders association which opposes the carpenters strike. The Master Builders association agrees to salary demands but rejects a clause allowing non union mill work to be rejected.
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Millia
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Planta
Master Builders’ Association
Three Shot In Fight In Ironwood Street
Three persons were shot in a pistol fight on Ironwood's main street as Sam Porter a Negro, clashed with officers. Patrolman Holt was shot in the jaw Frieberg in the groin Porter in the leg. Porter, after firing, was captured and moved to the Bessemer jail to avert a lynching.
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Associated Press
Ironwood
Mich
Sam Porter
Sam Holt
Mra
Gustave Frieberg
Porter
Bessemer
Patrick Fitzgerald
Wisconsin Democratic governor race shifts as Evans contemplates
Milwaukee May 16 report says Evan A. Evans Baraboo Progressive Democrat has come out against Judge John C. Karel for the gubernatorial nomination. Evans told a reporter by long distance telephone he has been weighing entry and will announce within two weeks a statement outlining his support.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
John C. Karel
Evan A. Evans
Baraboo
Duel Ends in Deaths of Hubbard Miniard and Joseph Hensley
Word from Lexington says Hubbard Miniard seventeen son of Leslie County Attorney J B Miniard and Joseph Hensley a Leslie County scion fought a pistol duel near Hyden over a dispute involving Mrs Daisy Adams. Both men died and Mrs Adams was present. Miniard was slightly injured.
Steamship Panaman Sails With Ammunition for Galveston
The Panaman, chartered by the war department, sails from South Brooklyn for Galveston with ammunition for wield pieces and small arms. Fourteen ordnance experts from the Springfield arsenal, under Captain Marsh, join General Funsion's brigade. passengers on board will link up upon arrival.
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Galveston
Marsh
General Funsion
Fire on the Omaha line strains Clayton village safety seems critical
Reports from New Richmond Wisconsin say Clayton thirty miles north on the Omaha line is in flames and has no fire protection while communications to the town are cut. A big fire at Neopit destroyed a dry shed and lumber block with a 15000 loss and Shawano firefighters reached the scene by special train at 2 am. In Martinique a blaze near the military hospital destroyed seven buildings and in Unionville New York four large oil tanks burned for an estimated 400000 loss with no noon control.
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New Richmond
Wis
Clayton
Here
Omaha
Reorie
Shawano
Ak- Neopit
Wisconsin Northern Railroad
Martinique
Associated Press
Fort de France
Unionville
N. Y
Standard Oil
Public meeting planned at Oshkosh City Hall
A mass meeting of all business men and citizens of Oshkosh is announced for next Thursday evening at 8 at City Hall. The purpose is to discuss a Fourth of July celebration this year. Mayor John Mulva urged public spirited attendance after a committee from the Oshkosh Retail Merchants association presented the request.
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Anak
Oshkosh
John Mulva
Oshkosh Retail Merchants’ Association
E. E. Bea
Thaw to Move From Concord to Lake Massasecum Camp
Within a week Harry K Thaw will leave his Concord hotel apartment where he has lived eight months. Accompanied by Sheriff Holman Drew and Officer Clark D Stevens he will spend time at Stevens camp on Lake Massasecum near Bradford. After visiting W A Halsey at Lake Sunapee he and his companions will relocate for the summer to a Gorham hotel near the White Mountains.
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Stevens
Bradford
Asociated Press
Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Holman
Drew
Coog County
Clark D. Stevens
Stevens Camp
Lake Massasecum
Lake Sunapee
W. A. Halsey
Newark
A. J
Thaw
Drew and
Gorham
White Mountains
Oshkosh Men Petition to Buy Antigo Gas Plant
Carl D. Jackson of Oshkosh filed with the railway commission a petition seeking authority to issue bonds for purchasing the Antigo Gas company. The plant, now under receivers, would become the City Gas Company, a new entity incorporated with $2,000 capital by Jackson E. S. Hinman and H. M. Sweet.
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Bonda
Antigo Gas Company
Specia
Northwestern
Madigton
Wis
Railway Commission
Carl D. Jackson
Oshkosh
City Gag Company
Six Years For Schaeffer In Slaughter Case
Dr. Frank X. Schaeffer was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Rose Dietrich on October 7, 1910. Judge Backus sentenced him to six years at hard labor in Waupun, with the first day in solitary confinement. The court also revoked his medical license. Schaeffer made no comment and will be taken to Waupun Tuesday.
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Milwauke
Frank X. Schaefer
Rose Dietrich
Backus
Waupun
Solitars
Schaeffer
Wauran
Masters of Masons Close Conference Parade and Cornerstone
The conference of master masons in St. Louis closed after a parade of masons in the Marine Home. Visiting dignitaries laid the cornerstone of a new administration building to mark the event.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Master Masons
Marinie
Beloit Mayor Bans Gambling Devices Citywide
Beloit mayor Adame issued a sweeping order barring all gambling devices from poolrooms and joints after July 1, effective immediately. The action targets pinball machines and similar games as part of a city crackdown. Local officials say the move aims to curb vice and enforce orderly business operations.
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Northwestern
Beloit
Adame ‘Thie
Xa Joona
Pool Rooma
Index of Today's Paper Mexican News and Notices
An index page listing sections such as Mexican News Mothers Day and Father iCity Club Projects Oshkosh Governor Upham and related items. Includes theater placards and notices with page references and local notices.
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iCity Club Projecta
Upham
iAn Oshkosh
Benen Seneot
Fighting Jack
Barry
Lost Millions of the New Haven Sought in Probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission investigates who diverted millions from the New Haven railway treasury to favored insiders. Witnesses including Charles Mellen are set to testify on schemes to buy and flip assets, with calls for new federal controls on railroad finance and management.
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Washington, D. C
New Haven Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Charles 3. Mellen
The
Joseph W. Folk
Folk
Melen
Congress
Coundel Folk
Mellen
Melten
Westchester
Mr. Mellen
Ehanerr
Wretchonter
W C T U Annual Convention to Be Held in City
Winnebago County Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules its annual convention at the First Baptist temple in this city on May 19 and 20. Philadelphia reformer M J Fanning will address both evenings. Program set for Tuesday and Wednesday with afternoon and evening sessions. Officers in charge include Mrs Anna F Jones Omro president Mrs Jennie Chanelle Eureka vice president Mrs Frances Shove Waultau secretary and Mrs J C Fuller Oshkosh treasurer.
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Whinebago County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Temple
Inm. J. Fanning
Philadelphia
Mra
Anna F. Jones
Omro
Jennie Chanelle
Eureka
Frances Shove
Waultau
Secreary
J. C. Fuller
Oshkosh
Clean City praised by Oshkosh residents group
A testimonial from the Woman’s Law Enforcement Committee, signed by church and civic representatives, expresses full approval of authorities closing wine rooms and saloons as part of Oshkosh’s clean city effort. It praises district attorney mayor and police chief and pledges cooperation to maintain a crime-free city.
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Cama
Palm Gardens
Milvas
Ben Hooper
Woman's Law Enforcement Committee
Oshkosh
Dancer Preatorius to Perform Costumed Act in City
Maxsagger for Dancer Preatorius assures City Council that the Tuesday Grand Opera House recital will be properly costumed and free of immoral suggestiveness. Carl Preatorius, her husband and manager, presents the pledge amid protests from women’s groups and Rev Edward H Smith head of the Chamber of Commerce. The protests stem from an advertisement image published in The Northwestern last night.
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Edward H. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
City Club Meets at Athearn Hotel to Discuss Public Welfare
The City club met at the Athearn hotel at noon to discuss improving conditions and public recreation. Topics included regulating municipal dance halls, establishing a city market in Oshkosh, and expanding tennis courts and baseball facilities. A fly swatting campaign and the use of fly-catching devices were promoted by speakers.
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City Club
Athearn Hotel
Mra
Carl D. Jackson
Jackson
Brayton
Ben Hooper
L. P. Allen
A. B. Lancaster
Dre, Allen and Bicknell
Lancaster
Park Board
Rose Swart
Oxhkosh
Oshkosh
Tomak
John Harmon
Menasha Couples Divorced in Circuit Court
Two Menasha couples were divorced in circuit court this morning. Grace Pankratz was granted a separation from William Pankratz with custody of their child and $10 monthly child support. Helen Scheuer was granted a divorce degree from Frederick Scheuer with custody of three minor children and $12 monthly support. Frank Sklener was granted a divorce from Ya Sklener for desertion.
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Wenasha
Girenit
Grace Pankratz
William Pankratz
Wik
Croekty
Pankrats Foy
Helen B. Scheuer
Frederick Tl. Scheuer
Ya Sklener
Fond du Lac
Maud Schroeder
Rudolph Schroeder
Maria E. Keumenn
Frederick H. Neumann
Edward Rued- Inger
Ruth
Wilhelmina Zlegenhagen
Italian Envoy Seeks Action Over Flag Incident
Italian ambassador Canfalonieri met Secretary of State Bryan in Washington to discuss a May 14 incident in Philadelphia where two American sailors trampled an Italian flag at a barber shop during memorial exercises for Vera Cruz victims. Bryan pledged punishment if sailors are identified. ambassador found the reply satisfactory.
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Sage Fink
Vera Cruz
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Canfalonieri
Bryan
Philadelphia
President Wilson Faces Rebel Democrats In Congress
Washington May 16. President Wilson confronts a small but vocal group of Democratic insurgents in Congress over rural credits and anti trust reform. He aims to postpone action on reform until anti trust measures clear, while Senate delays threaten adjournment and continued debate in both chambers.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Big
White House
Representatives Bulkley
Ohio
Chairmian
Banking -and- Currency Committee
Ragsdale
South Caroline
Stone
Ilinois
Thaub
Congress
A. Rel
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Milwaukee Woman Dies By Her Own Hand
Milwaukee woman Mrs Josephine Schroeder died by shooting herself in the temple after an extended nervous prostration. Her husband Edward L Schroeder is identified as a public accountant in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The tragedy occurred early today following attempts to relief from illness and stress. The case underscores a grave act of self destruction amid personal and financial pressures in the household.
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Self
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Josephine Schroeder
Edward Lt. Schroeder
Alleged Slayer to Return for Trial Without Papers
Harley Beard confessed to killing three members of the Massie family near Ironton Ohio. He told reporters in Chicago on May 10 that he would return for trial without extradition papers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harley Beard
Massie
Farmera
Ironton
Todag
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