Mexican Rebel Leader Moves To End Turmoil As Peace Efforts
Reports from Torreon detail heavy fighting and a reported massacre of Chinese civilians amid the Mexican revolt. Francisco Madero has dispatched brothers Gustavo and Emilio to the interior to push for peace while fears of foreign involvement grow and Chinese authorities protest the killings.
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Mexico City
Japan
China
Germany
Spain
Torreon
Mexico
Washington
United States
Orrothers
State Department
Federaale
Madero
Madnaro
Callifornia
Drom
Figueroa
Orosce
Juarez
Khe
Gustavo
Emilio
Marero
Arrest two more on dynamite charge
Bert Connors and Mansel Parks were arrested by detectives under the Los Angeles District Attorney on dynamite charges tied to an alleged plot to destroy the county hall of records. Both men, linked to the Iron Workers Union, faced grand jury scrutiny after evidence of dynamite in a records alley surfaced.
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Los Angeles
Bert
Connors
J. Mansel Parks
Sikl
Mumbers
The
Structural Iron and Bridge Workers
Frederickgon
Can
Law Angeles County Hall of Recordy
Rome Weeks
Ie Tones
Donnety
Seattle Parks
Eres
Strent
S. L. Browne
Hikornesy
Offoe
Twoo
Nismei
Oiso
Records Alley
Pacific Coast
Vonnora
J. J. McNamara
Ortle McMatgal
Parks
Park
Landslide blocks Shasta route of Southern Pacific
A slide caused by a breaking irrigation ditch blocked the Shasta route of the Southern Pacific line near Delta for about ten hours Sunday night. A wrecking crew from Dunsmuir moved massive boulders from the track and every section between Dunsmuir and Redding was pressed into service. The Shasta limited northbound and several northbound overland trains were held until about 4 AM.
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Redding
Cal
Shasta
Delta
Dunsimuir
Dunsmuil
Redding Wis
Shasta Limited
Publishers Favor Reciprocity Plan Then Senate Hearing
John Sorris of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association addressed the Senate Finance Committee on May 23 proposing a reciprocity clause to preserve the U S print paper industry. He warned that provincial forces aim to drive papermills across borders, risking American jobs and paper supply.
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Washington
John Sorris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Senate Finance
Fortron Weed
America
Cannian Provingos
Amprican
Mils
Acros
Oflo Boodle Trial Begins Today in Ohio Legislature
Columbus May 23 The first boodle trial in the Ohio State legislature began as Representative Nye appeared to answer a charge of soliciting a bribe of 500 from State Printer Crawford The Senate investigating committee appointed to assist guilty legislators to secure immunity plans to send four newspaper men to jail for refusing to testify on grounds the committee lacked legal standing
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Columbus
Ohio
Nye
Grawford
Senate
Lt Ia
Legislatora
Five Roach children die in Utica restaurant fire
Utica Kansas May 29 five children aged 7 to 16 died in a blaze ignited when a mother, mistakingly filling a lamp with gasoline, lit it to ascend to the second floor. The lamp exploded, spreading fire to a gasoline can. The father tried to rescue, leaping from a window as flames claimed the children in their charred beds. The dead are Bessie 16 Lola 14 Hazel 9 Saath 11 Wren 7.
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Utica
Kan
Roach
Dougster
Bexsie
Virginia minister denounces Catholics in Southern Presbyterian assembly
Lauraville Kentucky May 23 A Virginia minister led a fiery resolution denouncing the Roman Catholic Church as a menace and criticizing the government for favoring it The plan also attacked Chief Justice White for education at a Catholic school and called for disqualification from office A special committee was appointed to consider the resolution urging war on the church
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Lauraville
Justles White
United States
Suprcme
Investite Schow
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
L. Painter
Yancy Hill
Virginia
Moorhead Guilty of Manslaughter in Buchanan Case
In Tacoma on May 2 a superior court jury found Roy Moorhead guilty of manslaughter for the killing of Mrs. James Buchanan on April 12. The trial featured three eyewitnesses, including Buchanan’s young son who answered only to a deputy prosecutor. Moorhead’s two children testified in his defense, aiding his near-fatal charge reduction.
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Tacoma
Roy Moorhead
James Buchanan
Limberman
Buchanan Court
Moorhead
Waco
Phil
Will Peterson on Judicial Committee in Salem News
Salem May 23 Governor Wes day named a small judiciary committee to review the state’s judicial system. Judge Thomas ODay of Portland newly commissioned and W. M. Petersen of Pembrierto serve on the commission. French Chamber Convenes in Paris May 26 after adjournment on April 14.
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Salem
Wes
Thomas Oday
Portland
W. M. Petersen
Pemblero Ts
Goninbheaton
Paris
Frenehn Chamber of Deputies
Udisleet
Senate to Investigate Call Pork Action by Special Committee
Washington May 24 La Follette resumes speech on Lorimer case as calls for another probe grow. Two resolutions by Dillingham and La Follette push immediate inquiry into Lorimer seat with privileges and elections committee empowered to sit anywhere and hire staff. Both sides debate scope and funding. La Follette urges broader re investigation.
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Washington, D.C
la Follette
Loriner
Schuiters
Babellone
Washington
Lorimer
Mlinois
Dillingham
LaFollette
Senate
Sestordis
Democriatic
Republicalsy
Elections Comimittee
Wise
Offighiry
LaFyllette
LaPouilette Mensor
Wingguiry
Dillasham
Eosseniiere
Puaslien
Littleton Denounces Recall of Judges
Washington May 23 Martin W Littleton Democrat of New York today attacked the recall of judges in a speech in the house He warned the recall principle would strike from the structure of our free government the arch upon which rest unshaken confidence He said under the recall system misguided passions of an unimportant fragment of community may reckless ly remove an otherwise stainless judge and replace trust with suspicion.
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Washington
Martin W. Littleton
New York
House
Missouri Bakers Mix at State Convention in St Louis
May 23 in St Louis marks the Missouri bakers initial convention of the State Master Bakers association. An address of welcome was delivered by the mayor.
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St. Louis
State
Master Bakers’ Association
Standard Officials Will Be Prosecuted
In Washington on May 3 Senator Alice Pomerene of Ohio introduced a Senate resolution calling for the Attorney General to report whether proceedings should be started against Rocker Tier Archbold and other pendants in the Standard Oil trust under the Stein and Veckidn decision of the Supreme Court. The measure was adopted without debate.
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Eagle Pose
J. Lim
Torreon
Fih
Sesides
Lampo
Cieté Ugalde
Gomey
Jesus Flores
Lejuero
Timila Madero
Madero
Washington
D. C
Aliee Pomerene
Ohio
Senate
John Archbold
Stein
Battered Texas Battleship Rejoins Tests After Sinking
The battered Texas San Marcos battleship, sunk in Tangier Sound near Chesapeake Bay, is slated for tests to gauge the impact of diagonal heavy gunfire on armor. The Navy’s ordnance bureau arranges details to be carried out by Atlantic fleet battleships.
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Stim
Humyshire
Tangler Sound
Cheenpeake Bay
San Marese
Texas
San Marcos
Santiago
Nrdinancy Bureau
Navy Department
Atlantic
Seattle Citizens Protest Delay in Alaska Coal Lands
A Seattle mass meeting urged President Harding to revoke the executive order withdrawing Alaska coal lands from entry. The resolution condemns the delay in alkali clarification and cites hardships for Alaskans paying high fuel prices while coal deposits await development. Speakers included Senator Simeon MW Files and others from mining circles.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Cordova
United States
Sioumue MW
Files
J. D
All- Teath
Denver
Doeohan
Padbanks
Alisa
Chicago Slugger Unrest Sparks Police Arrests
Chicago May 23 Chief of Police Monreney orders arrest after a lone war culminated here yesterday with the Kling of William Gen thamin, chief calls the slain man a direct result of the killing of Vincent Altman two months prior. The men were sluggers for rival unions.
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Chicago
William Genthamin
Monreney Tadby
Petition Seeks Sunday Baseball Permit From Governor
Boston on May 23, five thousand people signed a paper urging Governor Foss to permit Sunday baseball for the boys employed during the week. The petition lists many determiners among signers.
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Boston
Perkins Detective Agency Petitions Congress in Pittsburg
Pittsburg May 23. Announcement says the Perkins Detective Agency prepared a petition to Congress alleging sensational charges involving a postal delivery office and the Burne detective agency. Charges remain unclear.
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Pittsburg
Perens
Weenes
Congress
Burne Detective Agency
Hardware Joutere of Georgia Opens Shake Convention
Macon Ga May 23 Hardware Joutere of Georgia opened their convention with a plan to ally with cheat manufacturers and thieves across the nation as the meeting began. The event aims to address concerns linked to counterfeit goods and robberies affecting local and national interests.
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Macon Gu
Hardware Joutere
Georgia
Untidy OCR Digest From The Tailor Convention Report
Fragments describe a convention scene with scattered names and dates, mentioning Wichita, Mines, and Texas. The text references attendees Abbe Witt and Saytil, plus a Thursday evening event, but many words are garbled. The readable elements hint at a meeting summary rather than a full narrative.
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Wichita
Ty Mines
Wien
Innetathin Ag
Slow Wool Sale At Arlington Sparks Mixed Bids
The first wool sale of the season at Arlington saw Smythe Bros. sell 190,000 pounds with coarse wool at 14 cents and new wool at 10 cents per pound. Other growers offered clips but many bids were rejected and large quantities remained unsold. Buyers present included Greene Judd Ryder and Du fur, with transporters tallying to Echo for tomorrow.
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Gillian County
Echo Next
Ruge Bros
Pearson & Johnson
Smythe Bros
Arlington
Hallowell, Jones & Donald
Messrs
Ellery
Tan BP
Smythe
T. Te Jonas
Victoria Mills
Providence
Rugg Bros
Jonas & Angell
Hallowell, Jones & McDonald
J. B. Smith Livestock Company
Barnhart
Joe Connelly
Charles H. Greene
E. Y. Judd
C. W. Ryder
J. P. Dufur
J. L. Jonas
Charties Angels
J. T. Wallace
Northwestern
B. Baker
Erie
Richard V. Holder
W. H. Ormsby
Northern Pacific
W. B. Heath
J. I. Springer
Great Northern
C. C. Cochran
Soo Line
Jack McLaughlin
Tinols Central
C. BE. Hal
Lakawanna
Harry Ewing
Hugh O'Neil
Jack O'Neill
Echo
Washington Schools Close on Account of Heat
Washington DC May 22 Public schools closed at noon due to intense heat and 15000 pupils received a half holiday.
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Washington
Washington, DC
H C Thomson Dies at Ripe Old Age in Oregon
H C Thomson, 82, a pioneer of Butter Creek area, died last night at Mrs F Thorson’s home. Born in Missouri, he immigrated to California in 1861 and moved to Oregon in 1862. Survived by his wife, Lacy Atwood, and extended family. funeral at the Bel Lantorpiy Methodist Church at 1:34 PM.
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Kehoe
Ore
H. C Thomson
F. Thorson
Buttercreek
Bright
Uge
H.C. Thomson
California
Oregon
Butter Creek
Air
Lacy Atwood
Miksouri
C. PF. Thomsen
Bel Lantorpiy
O'Vlovck
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San Diego
Tin Justa
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Man- Jol
Tecaurte
Lampd
Torreon District
Bert Connors
Mansel Parks
Orde McManigal
Iron Workers
Oflo
Will Peterson
Dillingham and
Senafer Thilnghan
Likollett
Revelutone
Lasseeston
Littleton
Mixsouri Bakers Mix
Llandinary
Texsos
Pearson & Johnson and
Smithe Bros
H.C. Thomson Gies
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