Diaz Days Americans Gauge Border Troubles
Washington reports say Mexican President Diaz retorts to Taft amid border unrest. Secretary Knox declines to comment on Mexican dispatches, stressing cordial U.S.-Mexico relations. Officials note unconfirmed rumors of foreign offices discussing intervention, while a Mexican official hints at prior notification of power to prevent further incidents. Senator calls for decisive action to curb threats to El Paso.
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Washington
Clar
Taft
Dlie
Knox
State Department
Mexico
United States
Porelen
Tinttan
Mexico City
Heden
Souter
Ty Qushin
el Phan
Indenture? Independence doomed to naval junk heap
Washington April 20 A board of survey will decide the disposal of the U S S Independence built in 1814 and once flagship in the Mediterranean and Pacific squadrons. Now serving as receiving ship at Mare Island Navy Yard California she faces possible wrecking for junk.
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Washington, D
United States Navy
Navy Department
Board of Survey
Horn
Mare Taland
Navy Yard
Cal
Hambridge
Barbary
Charles Stewart
Josiah Tatnell
Ashatic
Forestry Exhibit to Highlight Government Display
A major display by the Forestry Bureau will be a centerpiece at the National Real Estate Show in Chiragy starting next week. The exhibit promises one of the most complete government forestry displays to date, showcasing timber resources and related work to visitors and industry professionals.
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Washington
Government Forestry Bureau
Chiragy
Umatilla Greeks Commit Robbery
Gustavus Kontitis and Tom Murenos, foreman of the local chute gang, were charged with robbery from a person after allegedly taking money and valuables from a man in Umatilla. They arrived in Pont Hieron and were brought to Deputy Sheriff Joe Binko by a witness. Bail set at $160. they were remanded to custody with examination scheduled for tomorrow at 1 30.
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Vinatilla
John Doe
Imreeny
Tim
Pont Hieron
Joe Binkobey
Mureha Stevens
Tmatilin
Stevetts
Parkesty
Gustavux Kontitls
Tom Murenos
Wowwtilla
Council Ends Street Bridge Bid Dispute Quietly
A threatened council clash over Main Street bridge bids was nipped when Central States Bridge Co representatives conceded their bid was too low. The Coast Co of Portland proposal was accepted after debates. The committee’s report was approved and a contract drafting ordinance passed.
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Main Street
Central States Ridge Company
Indianapolis
Councilman Strain
Street Committee
Coast Bridge Company of
Portland
Coast Company
Centre States
Central States Bridge
Ity
Kimbrell
Arove
Defene
Pertor Ona
Murray
Central States
di Tee
Sig
Couwnellmtin Strath
Counell
Army maneuvers of much benefit at Grossmont
General Bliss reports the ten day maneuver operations at Grossmont by the brigade have proved valuable. Detachments moved in various directions then rejoined the main body. The signal corps coordinated wireless messages directly from Washington.
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San Diego
Bliss
Grossmont
Signal Corps
Ook
Washington, D. C
COE INTERVIEWS PRESIDENT TODAY IN DESERT LAND MATTER
Special correspondence from Mormiston Oregon reports Dr Henry Waldo Coe in Washington DC seeking an interview with President on Umatilla project patent issuance. He aims to clarify land claim issues and recent bill transfers while awaiting more Interior Department guidance and will stay in Washington for several days on related business.
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Mormiston
Ore
Henry Waldo Coe
Wielington
T. DC
Yat Uits
Armanida
Evetis
A. W. Lafferty
Coe
Philadelphia Medical Club Banquet Address Preview Aims
President praised for Tees and praises of public health ideas. Philadelphia physicians prepare to welcome the president at the annual banquet. Dr Tait invited to speak and outline views on sanitary health departments and wartime medical issues.
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Ametrion
Telbey Sanitary
United States
Furnace Workers Strike Sparks First Riot in Grand Rapids
April 20 a riot broke out as Patrolman Minogue tried to disperse marching furnace workers in Grand Rapids. The officer was badly beaten before rescue. Two other workers reportedly reported for work but joined the strikers. Manufacturers vow to hire strikebreakers.
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Grand Rapids
Minogue
Thewe
Trimters
Tron
Street Car Motorman Hem to Large Postuse
Motorman Edward McGuire, notified he had fallen heir to a fortune in lands and timber in Illinois, Kentucky, and Virginia, reported today that he would nonetheless operate his street car, despite not being the possessor of the estate.
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Irkanwis
Kentucky
Virsinia
Edward McGuire
National Civic Federation Leader Meets on Trust Law
A meeting is planned in New York where Lewis Low, president of the National Civic Federation, will discuss proposed uniform laws on trust regulation and compulsory componeation. The session follows a New York Court of Appeals ruling that the Wainwright act is unconstitutional and signals talk of similar bills in several state legislatures.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Telia
National
Clyb Federation
Wainwright
New York Court of Appeals
Fedration
William Day Elected President of Equitable Life
William Day was elected president of the Equitable Life Assurance Company, succeeding the late Morton. Three directors reportedly opposed him, and Day has served as acting president since Morton’s death. He opposes mutualization of the company.
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New York
Willim Day
Feiquitable Life Abturnnce Cormpimts
Paul Morton
Day
Morton
City Council Sets Dogcatcher Pay and Fire Equipment Plans
City council approves dogcatcher salary of 75 dollars and considers additional fire and bell equipment. Officers discuss delays in library room work, bridge protection, and shutting off valves to prevent flood damage. Minor budget items and wall-cutting options for service connections are debated. no final actions taken.
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Counel
Pier John Vaughan
Het
Murphy
Accused’s Trial Nears End in Naples Case
The examination of the wither Cynatierlee trial nears a close as the prosecutor indicates an expected conclusion of exam of penitents Sacurdion. The Hilnivter of justice will not allow removal of the case to Naples where Carole and his wife were murdered.
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Viterbo
Anrie
Tolay
Eric x
Eal
Naples
Carole
Columbus Wilson Indicted In Mail Fraud Scheme Case
In New York on April 20 a United States circuit court heard Col Christopher Columbus Wilson, president of United Wiel Telegraph, and other officials on charges of alleged mail fraud. The indictment centers on a stock sale in the company, Wilson predicted acquittal. He was married earlier to a near-teen stenographer. Wilson, aged sixty four, is held on $25,000 bail pending trial.
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New York
United States Circuit Court
Christopher Columbus Wilson
United Wiel Telegraph Company
Meroened Aeylast
Sret
Col Wilson
Abeust
Col. Wilson
Carnegie Trust
Paso
Madero
Cnd
Juarex
Flores Ranch
el Paso
Juarez
Lawre
Verse
Bratt
Southern printers meet in Atlanta session opens
Atlanta April 20 printers from Alabama Georgia Florida Louisiana Tennessee and other states gather in Atlanta for a three day session. Prominent members of the United Typothetae of America will deliver addresses and discuss methods for establishing costs of all varieties of printing.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Groreit
Florida
Virelon
Louisiana
Tennessee
United Trepotheme of America
Investigation Stars in Morgan-Godneerim Case
A Washington investigation centers on allegations against a syndicate tied to American-Urgenheim interests. Officials review land seizures in the Chugach National Forest and assess whether the group unlawfully seized property, with a decision pending on guilt and control.
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Investigation
Washington
Apri
Chugach
Prom
olMinns
Cmyeach Forest
Db Ihallyson
Afergan and
Kacenkeln
Redels Attack Jaurez At Six Tonight
New York April 2006 Following dedication ceremonies the Cathedral of St John the Divine displays a rare Ince altar set seven years in the making by Sioux and Minnesota Wisconsin students. Miss Sibyl Carter contributed and several Indian schools supported the project. The border cloths feature sacred emblems and a grand eagle motif. The set debuts at the consecration.
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New York
Minnestta
Wisconsin
Sibyl Carter
Northwest
Cneldas
Osteopathic physicians convene in San Antonio conference
Osteopathic physicians from across the country arrive for a conference in San Antonio. The convention runs through tomorrow and Saturday, featuring discussions with many influential millers in the profession.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jewelry Store 19 Robbed in Portland
Portland April 20 Special detectives pursue robbers after Crown Jewelry Company on Wall Street was held up by two men. They tied up proprietor Ro A Cowle and escaped with about 2900 dollars worth of jewelry and watches. No description of the thieves available.
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Portland
Crown Jewelry Company
Ro A. Cowle
Woorliteton Street
Anger in Japan over Manchuria revenue allotment
April 20 reports from Tokyo say Japan protests the seizure of a portion of Manchurian revenues used as security for four power loans. Bitter criticism accuses China and Russia of infringing Japan's rights in Manchuria amid international tension. Carnegie Trust distributes first dividend from state bonds, with further recoveries uncertain. Washington prepares for the upcoming International Congress on Welfare of People led by Mothers and Parents Teachers, with foreign delegates invited.
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Mk Np
Japan
China
Itpan
Kursa
Manchuria
Washington
International Congress On the Welfare of People
National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers’ Association
Madero Demands Surrender or Bombardment Begins
Insurgent forces issue a 24 hour ultimatum to General Navarro to surrender Juarez or face bombardment. Federals bolster Juarez defenses as Madero denounces talks with them as delaying tactics. American warnings urge noncombatants to evacuate Juarez amid rising tensions along the border.
Ex-Secretary of Treasury Visits Pendleton Last Evening
An ex secretary of the treasury, Lewto M. Shan, visited Pendleton last evening amid remarks at the Roiehty of Micnlwe. He delivered an address in Seattle before the Commercial club and is now reportedly en route from Portland. The event drew observers noting his advancing years and continuing public engagement.
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Treasury
Pendleton
Lewto M. Shan
J. Smith
Pete Hror
Dantel
Cni
Portland
Seattle
Philadelphia
Sunblitiwe
Ryriliowe
Chile
Boer Bert
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