Wilson Speaks Through Baker At Arlington Dedication
President Wilson spoke via Secretary Baker at the Arlington National Cemetery dedication, praising the monument as a sentinel by the Potomac and lauding the valor of those who fought for liberty. The ceremony featured veterans from Civil, Spanish, American, and world wars, with Lieut. Gen. Miles leading the parade.
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National Memorial
Arlington
Wilson
Baker
National
Potomnac
Tume
Abe
Uiese
Amady
America
Nelson A. Miles
Battleship Oklahoma Shifts to Key West Readiness
The battleship Oklahoma was ordered from New York to Key West to be ready for Mexico passage, with Commander Marines to lead operations. The ship departed from League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia and headed to New York before final dispatch, while officers Nobbs Foo Irwin and Major AO Boston prepare a contingent to support the mission amid evolving developments and protests by Americans in the region.
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Key West
Mexico
Oklbeana
New York
New West
Fia
Readines
Meosueara
Threve
League Island
Philadtel
Nobbs Foo Irwin
Dno Nanan
Ordaborea
AO Bostn
Data
Man Confesses to Killing Robber After Alley Standoff
Los Angeles May 16 George Goldbach 25 years old confessed to killing a robber who tried to crowd him off the sidewalk. Police said Robbins 65 faced him early May night, Goldbach claimed he hit him three times, tied him with a rope that slipped, and strangled him unintentionally as the rope tightened.
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Los Angeles
George Goldbach
Tome
Inmite Ada
Robbins
Croidtsih
Adham
Goldbach
Berlin hair dressers offer free shaves and services
Berlin on May 15 reports hair dressers opened forty temporary establishments to serve customers with free shaves haircuts singes champoos and women receive free hairwashes waving and curling. Strikers numbering about 4000 workers demand Sunday off and new apprenticeship regulations amidst trade disruption.
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Berlin
Bereno
Von Kemnitz Admits Drawing Note for Mexican Aid
A Berlin candidate for the Reichstag admits in an Associated Press dispatch that he drafted a note seeking Mexican aid against the United States. He says the document aimed to assist an armed intervention if needed and that the affair was kept secret.
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von Kemnitz
U. S
Associated Press
Berlin
Dt - Terr Mitv
Eleets Revchstag
Frankfort
Astern
Herr von Kemrite
Mexico
Florida Supreme Court rules Co O P not a party
Tallahassee May 16 The Florida Supreme Court denied a writ of quo warranto to oust Daniel J T Gree from the Republican State House Committee chair due to the party polling less than 3 percent of the total vote in the last election. The court said the party, under state law, has no standing as a political party and thus cannot hold a select seat.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Daniel JT. Greerow
Hse Ae
Supreme Court
Florida
Poisoned Fly Paper Sicken Kansas Couple Dies
At Lincoln Center Kansas on May 16 authorities report the death of Mr and Mrs Ed ward Dumen from poison via fly paper. Miss Stella Nuinen and her nephew Lee hoosemoof were linked to the incident with confessions suggesting a motive tied to an arranged marriage to Leo B. Mrs Bunch and Tivman's link to the case are noted in the arrest records.
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Lincoln Center
Kan
J Edward Dumen
Stella Nuinen
Lee
Owater
Mab Odes ii
Leo
Bunch
Tivman
Edina Soap Factory Starts Monday With Full Force Employed
Edina Iowa May 16 Operators began work Monday at the Field Soap Company plant producing twenty brand soaps and washing powders from $200000 invested. Forty workers will be hired, half men half women, with a capacity of up to 7000 crates daily. Six salesmen start immediately to push direct to dealers. Plans include perfumes and cosmetics later, led by F W Field, treasurer and general manager, with ties to prior soap firms. The plant was purchased for 360000 after six months of work since 1919 to prepare for operation. Sen John Saath of Iowa serves as president with JC Saath as vice president.
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Edina
Field Field Soap Company
F. W. Field
Town
TIS
Acene Hall Amtien Dellar Corporation
Por Ning
Allen Rb, Whifley Co
Chicago
Elder
Towa Soap Company
Burlington
Flon. Saath
Iowa
JC. Saath
House Debate Rekindles Civil War Echoes
Washington May 16 A heated House session revived factional strife reminiscent of civil war days during a Saturday speech by Representative Upshaw Democrat.
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House
Washington
Representative Upshaw
Georgia memorial theater protest interrupts House session
During a session in Armeton the protest over removing Confederate generals from a memorial roster drew cheers from Republicans and jeers from Democrats. Representative Upshaw demanded the speaker’s position while other members accused the sentiment of disloyalty to the country.
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Armeton
Madden
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