Commons Passes Home Rule Bill in Majority Vote
London May 25 The Commons approved the third Home Rule measure despite a Lords veto, 351 to 274. Debate focused on procedural questions as Bonar Law demanded a rapid third reading and division, with unionist gains altering few votes from the previous enactment. Crowds gathered at the galleries anticipating a longer debate and potential disorder.
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London
Eng
House of Commons
Commons
House of Lords
James W. Lowther
Arthur Bonar Law
Law
Bonar Law
John Redmond
Lowther
Centennial Band Free Acts Parade and Labor Reception
A Labor Day style notice outlines a reception for Charles Fox president of the American Federation of Labor at Hotel Kind. An Organized Labor Parade will form on South Main between Water and Clark with Dr. C. T. Brazelton as marshal. The parade proceeds via Main Broadway Hart State Main to Prince and ends. A triple plate silver loving cup will be awarded for best trade representation. Judges listed. A Centennial Band concert follows at 8 and 8:30 PM.
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Charles Fox
American Federation of Labor
Water
Clark
Broadway
Hart
State
Main
Prince
George Grigsby
Thomas H. Riggs
Frank Harris
George Mossman Spends Sunday in Evansville
George Mossman spent Sunday in Evansville enjoying time with friends. The social outing included visits with local acquaintances and casual strolls through town, reflecting a relaxed weekend itinerary.
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George Mossman
Evansville
Blanquet Intervenes As Huerta Relents In Mexico City
May 25 dispatch from Vera Cruz reports General Blanquet, War Minister, defied by Huerta, ordering the execution of hundred prisoners halted after a tense clash at the penitentiary. Foreigners flee as Blanquet is hailed as the potential crisis leader and Huerta braces at Chapultepec with French cannons.
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Vera Cruz
Bianquet
Huerta
Mexico City
Blanquet
Chepultepec
Castle An
Drainage bill linked to Kankakee project and mine safety agency
Washington May 23 Coal operators and miners back a government funded mining safety research and information program under a Senate bill proposed by Senator Kern. A separate river and harbor amendment by Senator Shively would funnel government support to the Kankakee river drainage project, tied to navigation value, while Indiana representative Cullop warns against government guarantees for private investments abroad.
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Washington
Kern
Senate
Senate Committee On Mines and Mining
Kankakee
Shively
Senate Committee On Commerce
U. S
Cullop
Indiana
Mexico
Diaz Envoys Arrive at Niagara Falls Amid Mediation Efforts
Representatives of Gen Felix Diaz landed at Niagara Falls as American and Mexican mediators weighed government propositions. The Diaz camp denies political treason aims, yet their ties to Mexican mediators fuel expectations they will advocate for Diaz and allies.
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Niagara ‘Falls
Felix Diaz
Gen. Diaz
Mexico
Diaz
Oil King to Hear Ten Women in Ludlow Battle
In New York on May 25 Judge Ben B Lindsey announced he would hear ten women from the Ludlow Colorado Mine strike story. He said he would wait for Rockefeller Jr to respond and would not reveal details until contact with the oil magnate’s son is established.
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eBay
New York
Inc. D. Rockefeller, Jr
Wilk
Ludlow
Colorado
Ben ‘B. Lindsey
Denver
Lindsey
Beckerler
Okt
Rickefeltev Aller
S. G
Elks Marching Club Members Notified for Meeting
Members of the Elks Marching Club are notified to meet at the Elks home Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The notice indicates a special event or gathering, with timing and location specified for planning.
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Elks’ Marching Club
the Elks
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Dent
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Ice House
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Brazelton
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