United States Readies Intervention in Mexico
Washington May 6 reports say details for possible American intervention in Mexico are arranged, Taft prepared to act only as a last resort. If needed, a double invasion would push from Texas and Guantánamo Bay with ships near Mexican ports ready for instant movement. Denting talks and resignations surface as Madero and Diaz respond to unrest.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Taft
Texas
United States
Europe
Mazatlin
Hague Conference of Loox
Mazatlan
New York
Mty
Fi —Madero
Ding
Senor de la Barra
Mexico City
Diaz
Manuel Bonilla
Honduras
Bonilla
el Paso
Times Today
Madero
Madero Saya
Silzer
Mwe
Arraignment in McNamara dynamite case set for June 1
John J. McNamara and James B. McNamara were formally arraigned on murder and dynamiting charges in Los Angeles. Ortie McManigal, tied to the confession, was not arraigned and is not expected to appear until the trial begins. The preliminary hearing is scheduled for about a month later as lawyers begin defense work.
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Ortie McManigal
McNamaras
Los Angeles
Cal
John J. McNamara
International Association of
Bridge & Structural Tron Workers
Walter Bordwell
Superior Court
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Ordle BE. McManuzal
MecNamaras
Case Against Mrs. Schenk Postponed to September Term
Wheeling May 6 Final disposition of the case against Mrs Laura Schenk who was tried for poisoning her husband a millionaire packer was postponed until the September term of court Time believed the indictments will be quashed then
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Wheeling
Laura Schenk
Packer
Reservoir land price bids sought by June first
D O Lively of Portland and Dan P Smythe met with Stanfield property owners about the western extension reservoir site for the Umatilla project. J T Hinkle was hired to estimate earning power and value of holdings including 1500 acres of bottom land. Government has not asked prices yet but Reclamation officials urge bids by June 1.
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Lively
Oregon
Stanfield
Swift
Umatilla Ranch
Rand
J. T. Hinkle
Reclamation Service
Goudiness
Edison says moving picture to teach geography better
New York reports Thomas A Edison defending moving picture machines as superior tools for geography education. He asserts that with proper films a machine can teach in minutes what traditional classrooms take days, challenging reformers who blame cinema for corrupting youth.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Filipinos Plan to Renew Philippine Strife Over Japan
Mania May 6 report says Filipino revolutionary junta based in Hongkong plans to seize a US occupation of Mexico to strain US Japan relations and renew activity in the Philippines. Authorities fear Japanese encouragement and orders to disarm Moros in the Lanae district will be issued to prevent trouble.
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United States
Mexico
Hongkong
Philippines
Lanae
King Edward Memorial Fund Endows Pittsburg Lab
Pittsburg residents born in England raised a fund on the first anniversary of King Edward’s death. The money was given to the Tuberculosis league to endow a retir ed laboratory named King Edward VII Memorial Laboratory of the Pittsburg Tubercu lone Sanitarium. Andrew Carnegie contributed $1000 to the fund.
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Pittsburg
Tuberculosis League
King Edward
King Edward VII
Andrew Carnegie
Western Association of Princeton Clubs Meets in Cincinnati
Men prominent in business, professional and political life of the western states meet in Cincinnati for the Western Association of Princeton Clubs. William Cooper Proctor, of the host city, who recently gave a half million dollars to Princeton University, is expected to be elected president for the coming year. A business session was held this morning and the session closed with a benediction.
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Cincinnati
Princeton
William Cooper Proctor
Princeton University
Association
Selon
Amateur runners enter large field in New York marathon
In New York the Evening Mall hosts a 12 mile modified marathon from the Bronx to City Hall attracting a record amateur field. Standouts include last year’s AAU champion Harry McGinn and national cross country king Fred Bellars, with Louis Tewaninia and Mitchell Arquette also racing. Mike Murphy and Glenn Warner hail Tewan’onia as the world’s best ten miler.
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New York
Mall
Bronx
City Hall
Harry McGinn
A. A. VU
Win Bailey
Fred Bellars
Louis Tewaninia
Mitchell Arquette
Carlisle
Carlisle Indian Scol Mike Murphy and Glenn Warner
Tewan‘onia
Cordova Residents Plan Second Riot
Cordova residents threaten a second riot as tensions rise over Edith cargo arrival.Mayor Lathrop informs Acting Governor Distin of the quiet situation while Marshal Sullivan awaits orders to move from Valdiz to Cordova to protect the Edith cargo.
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Cordova
Condova
Boy Sues Hypnotist Over Injury at Theater
An 18 year old boy, Bart Ashford, sues hypnotist Adbratue alleging severe injuries after a hatpin was forced through his tongue and cheeks during a stage act at a local theater. A warrant was issued for the hypnotist’s arrest on related assault claims.
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Tiecena
Bart Ashford
Faa
Pendleton Eleven Expects Strong Show In Interscholastic Meet
Pendleton high school dominates prelims at the Inland Empire Interscholastic Meet in Walla Walla with sixteen places won by nine athletes led by Boylen Gordon and Fee. Dickson and Jordan shine in sprints and field events as the team aims to clinch finals today amid a hotly contested field of fourteen schools and about 150 competitors.
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Inland Empire
Whitwall College
Bright
Waitsburg
Dickson
Boylen
Gordon
Taylor
Devine
Chapman
C. Jordin
Hampton
Welowk
Pendleton Boys
Giordon
Wooster
Spekane
Pendleton
Kinder
Wailtsberg
Hoylen
Gwinn
Garfield
Kieroth
Ellensberg
Tife
Waltsburg
Tekoa
Walla Walla
Spokane
Breithrupt
Boysen
Fee
Davern
Jordan
Gotham Crowdsteer Suffragette Parade Continues
New York May 6 160 men joined 1500 suffragettes in a Fifth Avenue parade protesting the failed passage of equal suffrage. Speakers addressed a large Union Square crowd as women from nearly all professions were represented. The rally prompted strong calls for readiness to shape the world for children.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Union Square
Pendleton teachers reelected at school board meeting
At a Pendleton public school meeting last night, nearly the entire teaching staff was reelected for next year. Superintendent, high school head, and Hawthorne Warrington principal retain their posts as several teachers were confirmed for new or continued roles across the district.
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Pendleton Public Auhooe
Taunders
Pmpton
Mis Viva Wirren
Mise
George Sant Migs
Mie
Haris
Warrington
Merikoth
Mirriors
Votes for Women Debate Opens in Congress
Washington May 6 Democratic and Republican leaders heard the cry of votes for women in congress as Mondell of Wyoming introduced a resolution in the House. The measure calls for submitting a constitutional amendment granting the ballot to women to the states for ratification and nationwide implementation.
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Washington
Congress
Mondell
Republican
Wyoming
International Fifteen Mile Race At Celtic Park
Longboat from Longboat to Tun New York May 6 reports a star field for a fifteen mile international race at Celtic Park tomorrow. Competing runners include Tom Longboat Alfred Shrubb Hans Holmer Gusta Ljungstrom and Billy Queal. Queal recently set a new race record against Shrubb.
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Tun
New York
Tom Longboat
Alfred Shrubb
Hans Holmer
Gusta Ljungstrom
Billy Queal
Celtic Park
Queal
Shrubb
Tilden Won’t Have to Tell About Fund
Edward Tilden head of National Packing was freed from contempt for refusing to testify on the Lorimer slush fund. W C Cumming and George Benedict also freed by habeas corpus, shielding them from Lorimer probe influence. Judge Petit ruled the Senate cannot compel duces tecum beyond its power, so none may be required to appear.
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Chicago
Ill
Edward Tilden
National Packing Company
Lorimer
Petit
W. C. Cumming
Drovers Trust & Savings Company
George Benedict
Drovers Deposit National Bank
Senate
Tilden
Eubpoena Duces
Chief Gurdane in Terror 10 Crooks Nabbed
Chief Tom Gurdane acted decisively arresting four men suspected of peddling shoes and linked stolen goods to a Huntington theft. A bicycle thief was nabbed near Bowman hotel, with a red sweater suspect tied to the La Grande theft. Fat Wilthite and a comrade were detained as possible confederates, as police pressed the investigation.
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Tom Guridane
Dowls
Thacker
West Webb Street
la Grande
Huntington
la Amande
Reese
Union County
Bowman Hotel
Sharin & Ediding
Gordine
Wilthite Winder
Teute Livingston
Williams
Chinese Rebels Raging East of Cantos
Fragmentary text describes Chinese rebels advancing east of Cantos with fire and violence. Names and coherent details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The passage suggests a revolutionary movement with intense fighting in a populated area.
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Cantos
Campaign Gears Up For City Street and Water Amendments
Commercial Club names steering committee to push amendments as the special election nears. City Attorney explains street improvement process from council action to assessment and cost sharing, while opposition questions water rate hikes and Thorn Hollow Supply adequacy.
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Friends of the
Thorn Hollow
Commercial Club
Dan P. Smythe
J. W. Tallman
Charles Greulich
Fred Steiner
Mark Patton
Dean Tatum
J. R. Raley
City Recorder
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Diag
Triep
D. O. Lively
Portland Union Stockyards Company
Japan
Edward
Western Association OF Princeton Clubs
Boy
Pendleton High School
Walla Walla Meet
Breithaupt
Gotham
Pringkhpah A. C
Tlumpoo
Ruth
Leroy Arelthaupt
Louise Wise
Pith Who
Washington School
Mise Luln Qeoree
Macy McClay
Mary Whitney
Miss Mathews
Grace Hewntt
Mens Nagel
Jom Nattoy
Atieela Lehrreiter
Macy
August Munle
Marl Eitner
Maury
Gurdane
Commercial Club Committee
Deavor
Raley
Rey Weyl
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