Mediation progress reported at Niagara Falls talks
Secretary Bryan said negotiations proceed smoothly as American and Mexican delegates exchange views with the three South American mediators at Niagara Falls. Huerta’s representatives reportedly have authority to seek his removal if needed, while no formal peace plan was proposed to date.
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Wahington
Huerta
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Canada
Wilson
Lamar and
Lehmann
Washington
Chalmers
Usvecl
Arst
Ruerta
Vuerta
Huertades
United States
Mr. Bryan
Ont
Naon
Argentina
Lune
Mexico
J Huerta
Emilio Rabasa
Wote
Amoream
Aged Shoemaker Slain in Brainerd Robbery Case
Brainerd Minn May 31 With the top of his head caved in George Rappel aged seventy a shoemaker was found at his shop in the main business section of the city His son says the old man carried money and the pockets were turned inside out the pocketbook gone The door of the shop was blown open He was a widower and leaves four children Robbery is believed to be the motive in this murder.
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Associated Press
Brainerd, Minn
George Rappel
Rachpel
Oshkosh Woman Named First Wisconsin Osteopathic Leader
Dr Ora L Gage of Oshkosh has become the first woman to head the Wisconsin Osteopathic association after being elected at the Palmer House session. Officers elected include Dr E C Bond vice president Dr B J Elton secretary and Dr Harriett A Whitehead treasurer. The convention closed later with papers read and a lecture by Dr W A Turfler. Forty nine osteopaths were affiliated with the association, about 70 percent of the state's practitioners.
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Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Wis
Ora L. Gage
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Osteopathic Association
Palmer House
E. C. Bond
Milwaukee
EB. J. Elton
Harriett A. Whitehead
Wausau
Marinette
L. H. Noordott
A. F. Haag
Evansville
E. R. Smith
River Falls
H. J. Johnson
Appleton
W. le Thompson
Oakfield
IF. A. Turfler
Renssalaer
Ind
United States
Wisconsin Association
Iowa State Osteopathic Association
Iowa Association
Lindsey Calls On Wilson To Seek Arbitration In Colorado Strike
In Washington on May 21 President Wilson granted an audience to Judge Ben B Lindsey of Denver and a delegation of Colorado women and children. Lindsey argued Colorado faces a civil war necessitating federal mediation, urging closure of strike mines and arbitration. He sought Rockefeller Jr to press for arbitration while Wilson indicated no immediate troop withdrawal.
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Denver
Colorado
Associated Press
Washinston
D. C
Wilson
Ben B. Lindsey
Lindsey
Redent
White House
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
New York
Rockefeller
Tranquility at Tampico After Invasion by Rebels
Tampico on May 16 reports constitutionalists patrolling streets with shops open and order maintained. No arrests of federal sympathizers. water service interrupted but pumps expected to be restored soon.
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Ay Associated Press
Tampico
Vila Brownaville
Tex
Bomb damages Callao newspaper office injuring editor
A bomb exploded at the El Comercio office in Callao injuring one editor while causing extensive damage. Reports from Lima indicate Peru remains tranquil and numerous telegrams express support for President Oscar Benavides.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
el Comercio
Callao
Oscar Benavides
Wisconsin to Exhibit Badger Cattle at Panama-Pacific
Madison Wis May 21 The Wisconsin Livestock Breeders association reports the Panama Pacific exposition commission has practically assured 310000 will be set aside for a Wisconsin display of livestock. Secretary D J Bowe Milwaukee confirms the plan and funds for the exhibit.
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Livestock Breeders’ Association
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Senator Root Urges Tolls Exemption Ban
Washington May 21 Senator Elihu Root urged the senate to pass a pending repeal bill aiming to end toll exemptions for American coastwise ships. He argued the Hay Pauncefote treaty obliged equal treatment for all nations using the canal and that US ownership does not justify subsidies or unequal rates. He warned against misreading sovereignty and stressed no subsidy should be created by exempting American ships.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Elihu Root
Senate
Root
United States
Sake
Choate
Henry White
John Hay
Theodore Roosepret
Moot
America
Blaine
Great Britain
Hay
Roat
Kern
Panama Canal
Washington
Eleven Indians? No Shows Indicted in Civil Service Fraud
Eleven men in Indiana were charged in federal indictments with conspiracy to fraudulently obtain civil service appointments. Fabious Gwin, former Democratic chairman of the Second district, and ten others were arrested at Shawnee, Indiana, by U. S. Marshal E. H. Schmidt and released on bonds of 1000 dollars each. Named defendants include Brett Gwin J C Carothers Ott Carothers W G Strange Ambrose Strange Samuel Penneker W B Shirfick Claude Armstrong William Jackman Harvey E Guthrie and Gwin sought to appear voluntarily in court.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Fabious Gwin
Second District
Shaws
United States
E. H. Schmidt
Brett Gwin
Fabius
J. C. Carothers
Internal Revenue
Albany
Ott Carothers
W. G. Strange
Ambrose Strange
Samuel Penneker
W. B. Shirfick
Claude Armstrong
William Jackman
Shows News
Harvey E. Guthrie
Mitchell
Gwin
Convention at Cincinnati Opens with Sermons
Additional delegates arrived overnight and nearly every state was represented as the annual meeting of the Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Churches of America opened in Cincinnati Ohio. The moderator Rev W H Galley of Philadelphia gave the opening sermon while Rev Alexander Savage of New Galilee Pa preached today.
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Assvamied Press
Cincinnati
Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Churches of Americaz
W. H. Galley
Philadelphia
Alexander Savage
New Galilee
Milwaukee Veteran Captain Bernard Lademan Dies at 79
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee May 21 Captain Otto Charles Bernard Lademan aged seventy died this morning at his home on Thirty Fourth Street after a week long illness. He enlisted in the Third Missouri regiment April 27, 1861 and fought in Wilson's Creek and many other battles where his valor was praised.
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Otto Charles Bernard
Reventy
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Otto
Charles Bernard Lademan
Thirty-fourth Street
Lademan
Third
Missouri Regiment
Wilson
Vickabure
Home Rule Bill Near Final Stage in Commons
London May 21 Irish home rule bill reaches last stage in the house of commons. A third reading vote due May 26. if passed it becomes law under the parliament act after three sessions. Premier Asquith vows no back down and says amending bill to be laid before the Lords while Commons retains final say. Disorder ends sitting as opposition protests adjournment voted 286 to 176. Bonar Law refused to answer as Speaker suspends proceedings amid protests and abusive shouts.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Asquith
Ulster
House of Commans
House of Lords
Commons
Law
Vheera
Graduation events announced at Lawrence college
Lawrence college in Appleton Wisconsin released the schedule for commencement week. Activities begin Thursday evening June 17 with Ben Greet players in The Tempest, followed by a freshman oration contest on June 12 and a baccalaureate sermon by President Planiz on June 14. Bishop Hartnell delivers a late devotional address. conservatory of music and school of expression ceremonies occur on subsequent days. Class day and Phi Beta Kappa exercises occur June 15 with Honor Society speaker ex-Senator Robert J Gamble delivering Phi Rho Restoration on June 16. Commencement exercises take place Thursday morning with Rev Archie Deenenatur Ball of Brooklyn as principal speaker and conclude with the banquet Thursday afternoon.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wis
Lawrence College
Sanday
Planiz
Bishop
Hartnell
Conservatory of Music
School of Expression
Robert J. Gamble
North Dakota
Archie Deenatur Ball
Brooklyn
Dow, Stock Broker, Sentenced for Conversion Crimes
Stephen R. Dow, head of Stephen R. Tow & Co., must serve eight to twelve years in prison after the Supreme Court overruled a bill of exceptions to his conviction for conversion. Dow diverted funds from Algomah Mining, the Indian Mining, and the Franklin Mining companies, of which he was president, totaling amounts of 93 000, 53 000, and 195 000 respectively.
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Stephen R. Dow
Funda
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
The
Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
Stephen R. Tow & Co
Pow
Dow
Algomah Mining Company
Indiang Mining Company
Franklin Mining Company
Graduation at Ripon to include two plays
Ripon Wisconsin May 21. Commencement at Ripon College will feature a class play Sheridan's Rivala on Friday evening June 5 and a pageant The History of Wisconsin on Tuesday afternoon June 3. Prominent persons will be represented by the graduating class and wills will be presented. Miss Eva Fooldly of Oshkosh will likely appear in The Mystery of Wisconsin.
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Northwestern
Ripon
Wis
Ripon College
Sheridan
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wisconala
Congress Aims to Adjourn by July 20 Time
Washington May 21 Senator Kern conferred with President Wilson on the legislative program and insisted Congress can adjourn in July. He set July 20 as the probable adjournment date and said administration leaders do not plan to stay in Washington through the summer.
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Congress
Kern
Wilson
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Villa defers campaign amid Mexican conflict reports
Washington dispatches recount a clash near Pareden where federal officers were executed after a large-scale fight. Villa’s forces reportedly routed the federals, capturing trains, ammunition, guns, and prisoners, with several officers executed. General Alvarez and Ignacio Munez reportedly killed. Guardates behaved with restraint as a four-brigade column moved toward Zertucke to block Saltillo entry.
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Abu Pres
Washington, D. C
Paredon
Qlaya
Trix
Gena
Arturo Alvarez
Ignacio Munez
Oxerna
Oures
Anial
Zertucke
Saltillo
Riiano
Bryan
Mexico
Revolt Potential in Mexico City Signals Huerta Tension
AP dispatch notes that a capital revolt by the Mexican army could erupt at any moment. Refugees report Carranza adherents gathering, while Huerta's officials and followers are closely watched. Rumors say cabinet resignations, including Querido Modeno, may soon follow.
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Huerta
Sy Associaed Press
Vera Drug
Erie Train Derailed Near Colsen Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania railway report states a train leaving at 11:53 last night derailed at Colsen near Erie. The engine portion dumped the rear truck from the track but no injuries were reported.
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Canson
Colsen
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railway
Erie
Saltillo Evacuated by Federals Amid Ammunition Cache
May 21 report from Progreso Juarez states Saltillo was evacuated last night by a 12,900 strong federal garrison under Gen Joaquin Maas. Large stores of ammunition likely fall into constitutionalist hands. retreat routes lead south to San Luis Potosi. Rebel Gen Carrera Torres besieges San Luis Potosi as Gen Gutierrez awaits to trap the fugitives.
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Sawochtad
Juarez
Filipe Angeles
H. Perez Abru
Constitutionaiisc
Saltillo
Joaquin Maas
San Luis Potosi
Fedeernd
Carrera Torres
San Tatis Potosi
Becker Trial Ends Phase as Becker Defense Opens
New York May 21 The Becker murder trial nears verdict as defense rests after rebuttal. Manton opens final summing while Whitman prepares closing. If the jury reaches noon tomorrow Becker faces possible death penalty as testimony links him to the Rosenthal killing.
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Hyasrociated
New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Fioth
Becker
Martin F. Manton
Hta
Whitman
Jssthe Seabury
Thia
Tenlerkin
Councel
Charles B. Beck
Jack Rose
Harry Walton
Bridgle Webber
Ritchie to Fight Welsh in London Promoters Agree
Willie Ritchie, lightweight champion, won London promoters’ tentative agreement for a title clash with Freddie Welsh in the British capital. Ritchie’s demand includes 15,000 guarantee or 50 percent of gate and 10,400 for moving picture rights, totaling about 35,000. The bout could follow his Milwaukee bout with Charley White.
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London
Apy
Pass Longe
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Ritchie
Dave
Charley White
Milwaukee
Sparta Wins Case In Supreme Court Ruling On City Coal Weighing Ordinance
Madison Wis May 21 The supreme court sustained a Sporty city ordinance requiring coal sold in the city to be weighed on city scales The Brittingham Hixon Lumber Co challenged it as unlawful restraint of trade The court held the measure has a reasonable tendency to ensure accurate weighing and should stand despite incompleteness It also affirmed a Baker Law interpretation restricting renewal of saloon licenses after local discontinuation and upheld other Wisconsin cases including a Two Rivers assessment and a bank deposit reversal Heinemann vs Old National Bank Oshkosh with a verdict of 301 for the plaintiffs and notes on a disputed order and signatures.
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Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Sporty
Brittingham-Hixon Lumber Company
Barnes
Baker
Hela
Aross
Wabeno
Forest County
William Koch
Owen
Winslow
Two Rivers
Joseph Klein
Hamilton Manufacturing ‘Company
Board of Review
Board
Wease
Green ‘Bay and Mississippi, Canal Company
Kaukauna Gas, Electric Light, and Power Company
Rosa Sweet
Baraboo
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
James Sweet
Oshkosh
Heinemann
Old National Bank of
Begtinger
Mamas Hele
Hooper & Hooper
Bank
Earl P. Finch
Roosevelt in New York for Seven Months Visit
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in New York with only a chauffeur to accompany him for a day of solitude. He planned to shop for his son’s clothing, meet Progressive Teachers, and visit the American Museum of Natural History before guiding to his editorial offices later in the afternoon.
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Iy Associated Press
York
Roosevelt
New York
Fair and Cooler Weather Caption Fragment
Fragmentary item notes fair and cooler conditions with unclear time reference and partial headline text. The readable portions mention a fair and cooler trend, but missing details prevent full event or location identification.
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