Carranza Still a Fugitive as Rebels Attack
Federal forces fight persistent battles around Vera Cruz as Carranza’s scattered loyalists in rugged high country resist. Reports say 29,000 rebels clash with about 6,000 Carranza troops. commanders claim strength and momentum as government seeks to establish control. Rebels advance near Orizaba. nationwide fighting disrupts public safety and prompts refugee moves.
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Baile
United Preen
Sage Cruz
Carranom
Haciendotamarix
Carransa
Vera Cruz
Carrani
Aguiar
Carranza‘e Foreign
Orisaba
Paraguay chambers sign pact to arbitrate disputes
The chamber of commerce of Parana and the United States agreed to arbitrate commercial disputes in a pact announced today in Asuncion Paraguay. The agreement aims to streamline conflict resolution in trade matters between the two parties.
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Associated Prem
Asuncion
Paraguay
Chamber of Commerce of
Parananay
Smallest Human Mother Visits City Week
A remarkable display features a 29 year old mother weighing 47 pounds, Dollonade nee 7 Dollettia, celebrated for bearing two children via a Corsarian operation. Her tallest child stands taller than she, while her younger offspring remains notably small, drawing crowds with curiosity about extraordinary birth facts.
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Dollettia
Alamo
Dollonade Qow
Welabe
Laa Giet
Coletta
Houser Exonerated in Grain Market Probe
Portland May 18 reports exoneration of Max Howser, second vice president of the United States Grain Corporation, from charges of manipulating the grain market during his term for personal sale. DOJ investigation confirms no wrongdoing.
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Portland
Max Howser
Portlan
United States Grain Corporation
Hare
Department of Justice
Residents Battle Flames in Brush near Seattle
Hundreds of Kenmore district residents fought brush fires on a 1000 acre logged area north of Seattle. Fire started by a logging company to clear land but a fresh wind from Lake Washington drove flames, spreading rapidly along the cleared tract and threatening timbered areas nearby.
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Seattle
Wash
Kenmore
Guek
Lake Washington
Ankeny Freed From Alienation Charge
May 18 The jury in the case of George Barber vs Neammith Ankeny delivered a verdict for Mr Ankeny in experior court last night after brief deliberation. Barber had sued Ankeny for 25000 dollars charging alienation of the affections of Mrs Karter. Prior to the hearing Barber secured a divorce from her husband on grounds of show support.
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Walla Walla
George Barber
Neammith Ankeny
Mr. Ankeny
Heavy rains tie up Middle West trains
United Press reports washouts of bridges and tracks from heavy rains and melting snow disrupt railroad traffic across Wyoming, Western Nebraska, South Dakota, and Montana. The worst damage spans Alliahee Nebraska to Edgemont South Dakota with about a dozen bridges washed out and several passenger trains held. Damage and washouts also affect Montana between Billings and Reed Point and parts of the Idaho border, hampering Northwestern, Northern Pacific and Burlington routes. Denver & Rio Grande suffered two passenger train wrecks on the western slope in Colorado last week due to soft tracks.
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United Press
Denver
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Dakota
Montana
Alliahee
Edgemont
S D
Sath
Billings
Reed Point
Gendt
Mitter Hoot Mochainian
Idaho
Burtington
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado
Bolshevism Spreading Through Anatolia Report
A United Press dispatch from London May 13 reports that Soviet influence has taken hold at Erivan, with the old government escaping disruption. The report says Bolshevism is spreading rapidly throughout Anatolia in the region near Armenia and Rupt.
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United Prem
London
Constantinople
Erivan
Armed and masked bands in Ireland raze 19 barracks
Armed and masked bands in Ireland carried out wide scale destruction last night destroying 19 barracks across various parts of the country. Reports from Associated Press state Easter Uprising aftermath and widespread violence with police stations attacked and properties damaged. London dispatches note multiple violent incidents and growing unrest as authorities respond.
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Ireland
Associated Press
Dublin
Petice Varrackhy
Vorlous Parte
London
Ranks of Strikers Suffer Big Break
The long standing strike at Tickerman Terminal ends as workers return to duty. Company officials announce new terms as details remain limited.
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Pittsulagil Moyléi
Gardien
Iris Yaitreat
Tickerman
Ercihene Ranges
Sugar Gougers To Exact 600 Million From Public
Washington May 13 Sugar World Price Co ntroled by alleged gouging will extract about 600 million dollars from the American public this year, according to W Jott Lauck consulting economist for railroad brotherhoods. He warned that producers faced heavy taxes and warned of a persistent price squeeze with margins hovering near 25 cents per pound.
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Volted Presse
Washington
W. Jott Lauck
Economiat
Restiia
Rogers
Laook
Tock
Wester
Lauck
Stoh
Tony
Mar
Rumors From Copenhagen on Moscow Fire Report
London dispatch reports unconfirmed rumors that Moscow faced a large rebellion as fires, alarms, and radio interruptions circulated. A Copenhagen telegram claimed a Moscow rebellion was under way, with Moscow radio briefly cutting out on May 8 as the dispatch circulated.
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Uilted Press
London
Moscow
Copenhagen
Patch
Ailower
Uno Moscow
Poison labels hold no terror funeral set for tomorrow
A garbled Spokane item notes a funeral planned for tomorrow and mentions denatured alcohol and a charity fee. The readable text includes references to a poison label and a minor event near a memorial, but most details are unclear or corrupted.
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Caiteeres
Spokane
Peati
SPA CONFERENCE 10 AWAIT ELECTIONS
The fragmentary report notes elections and political alignment within the SPA Conference 10. It references allied actions and German influence amid a May time frame with dates ranging May 25 to June 24.
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SPA
Unibet
Tntil
Foreigners Welcome New Dictator Sings Policy
A potboy of Trinitdtiness to femeligiers quid gum don for all offenders agsinal the pre viow Mexican nesimge has been put in operation by the Obra government. The United States consulate at Piodas Negran reported. It Had ten Ex by the rete authorities that American and other fofelgsere will fee aa reuarded.
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Washington
Obra
Lwe
United States
Piodas Negran
Rete
Continuing Wheat Price Guarantee Consideration
A Washington conference of government officials grain officials and railroad leaders was called to discuss extending the wheat price guarantee beyond June 1. Director Julian H. Barnes warned Congress via telegram that ending the price support could trigger a sharp drop in wheat prices and chaos in the grain market.
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Barnes
Grain Corporation
United Presey
Washington
Europe
Ced
Theiran Corporation
Varnes
Associated Prent
Warmington
May
Julius JH Varnes
Congress
North
United States Grain Corporation
Car shortage eases but still limits rail service
United Press reports May 14 that the car shortage is diminishing daily, per chairman Kens fall of the car service commission. Officials say relief depends on improving financial means to order new cars, though complete elimination remains unlikely.
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United Presey
Washington
Chetrman Kens
Cor
Oppressed Peoples Theme Prompts Baptists to Seek Peace
Washington May 14 The keynote message to the Southern Baptists conference centers on aiding oppressed peoples to realize ideals of freedom and peaceful order. President Wilson is cited as linking this aid to the broader peace treaty, though not explicitly named.
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Washington
Wilson
Forday
Spring Feast of Roots Celebrates Umatilla Tribe
The 500 Umatilla join the spring Feast of Roots with 600 Atate Indians in attendance. An old custom and memorial event, the festival features cotter roots and traditional dishes. Captain Simkin and Poker Jim preside, guiding ceremonies that recall tribal memories shared with Yakima and Nez Perce relatives.
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Atite Reservation
Caytiag
Simkin
Poker Jim
Umatilla Reservation
City Insurance Cut as Finance Committee Acts
City council finance committee ordered removal of ten thousand dollars worth of city hall building insurance including a five thousand, two thousand and five hundred policy. Twenty thousand dollars remains on the building and about four hundred twelve thousand on furniture and fixtures. The coinsurance clause will be canceled.
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Council
Jefferson Street
Jackson
Washington
Washington Street
Madison
Main
Madigan Street
Wilson Streets
Frank B. Hayes
Cross Street
Timate
Water Commission
Plts
FLR Parker Auatem
Main Street
Court
Senate Resolution Seeks Protection of Citizens in Armenia
The Senate adopted a resolution requesting the president to send a mission to Armenia to protect American interests and extend congratulations on Armenia’s independence recently recognized by the United States. The action signals US support and aims to safeguard citizens.
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Senate
Armenia
United
Washington
Ratu
Araventa
Armente
United States
President Wilson vetoes bill giving Congress control over publications
President Wilson vetoed a legislative measure aiming to place all government publications under congressional oversight. The move broadens executive power and stalls attempts to centralize publication control within Congress.
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Pree IpPewr Vretos Ba Ry Asociated Press
Washington
Wilson
Secretary Gives Copy In Original As His Evidence
Washington May 1 Daniels testified in the senate naval investigation that a cablegram presented by Admiral Sims as the secretary's message was forged. He said the document claimed to bear his signature and related convoy safety, arguing armed guards make vessels safer. Daniels ordered an inquiry after recognizing he had not sent the cablegram and sought to expose the forgery.
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United Prowers
Washington
Daniels
Admiral Dls
Senate
Sims
Dante
A. F. Carter
Bureau of Naval Operations
Lima
Sis -Chacge
Sios
Bayly
Queenstown
Daniel
Associated Press
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Navy Department
Drug Victim Allegedly Drugged After Highball Incident
Vallejo Calif May 18 United Press reports inquiries into a claim that Mrs Boyd was assaulted while under influence after drinking a highball aboard the A and B Nebraska. Doctors at Vallejo General examine Mrs Boyd found last night in a tailor shop. Authorities probe whether she was drugged by two men.
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Vallejo
Calif
Pny
Vallejo General
Nebraska
Mra Boyd
Rae Whip
Fo Phay
Loone
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