Old Glory Flows Over Veracruz Headquarters
Reported ceremony marks the formal occupation of Vera Cruz by American forces under Brig. Gen. Fenian with marines left aboard ships for land service. Huerta’s arrival by train from Mexico City follows arrests of several officials. Handbills in Mexico City accuse Huerta and call for a parade showing support for the foreign powers. Four hundred wounded federal troops reach the capital, including Americans among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Oru
Gin
Fenatan
Huerta
Mexico
Iite
Widen
Iloskhie
R- Chaitlou
J. Pinstion
Ts Maddos
Vachtca
Bexigo
Huckta
Anterio Naval Fortes
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Hilerta
Hierta
Paints
Cor- Soba
Holedad
Gen” Maas
Cansa
Sundar
Insults Reported in 10 Hanna Affair at Bryan
A dispatch from Corew quotes General Philip Honma Mex saying he faced insults and indignities by federal officers who harassed him and his escort two days earlier. The consul described mobs burning and shouting as authorities moved through the streets. After constitutionalists arrived, he was released and treated with poor consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edtin Neeivanie Wotan Nees Sere
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Bryan
Corew
Philip GC. Honma Mex
Messcad
Federal
Constitutionalisis
Hangs
Front of the Statehouse Rally Demands Protection Law
A public gathering outside the statehouse urged swift passage of a comprehensive protection law for IGO and noncombatants. Speakers called for full legal safeguards, with attendees voicing support and urging lawmakers to act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farigo
Pacificists mockery from Paris writer targets Wilson approach
In a satire from Homme Libre, Paris George mocks pacifists and defends President Wilson. The piece portrays Wilson as relentlessly criticizing enemies and dismissing peacetime appeals while justifying military action amid European tensions. It hints at U S financiers watching Briey coal mine developments near the German frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George
Emenceat
Mexico
Tosis
Hieighbors
Aléxeans
Uhatch
Wilson
Wilso
Briey
Germay
Fleet Officials Ordered to Aid In Care for Consuls
Washington dispatch states Secretary Sanders ordered Rear Admiral Howard, directing fleet officers to provide assistance to consuls at the request of Secretary Brean. The memo emphasizes liaison with officials and ensuring protection and proper care for consuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Sanders
Brean
Howard
War costs listed for expedition ships and upkeep
The document itemizes ordinary expenses for vessels at Temple and Vern Ocean, detailing daily and quarterly costs, salaries, and voyage-related charges. It notes a total around $12,382 in ordinary upkeep and voyage expenses, excluding officers pay and extraordinary costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United
Huetta
Fred
Jaimide
Tamplea
Vern Oru
Els
Coast vessels and consuls tied to Mesxtean gulf notes
Fragmentary text discusses coast vessels and consuls near the Mesxtean gulf with references to high officials and possible travel routes. Names and places are unclear, but it hints at maritime advisories and coordination by Rear Admiral authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leava
Mexica
Fay
Univor Fon
Mexican government affairs in Washington change hands
Spanish ambassador Don Juan Hinno announced he has taken charge of Mexican government affairs in Washington. The secretary force at the embassy remains, while consular duties will shift to the Spanish consul general in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Juan Hinno
Amabasaador
Washington
Masterr Sttesy
Tofiosiar
Consis
New York
Wilson Heads Volunteer Service Plan in War Measure
President Wilson outlined a plan to organize volunteer forces during wartime. The measure would base officers on federal service data and commission them by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Tuaxtalo Ming
Federal Service
Presiient
Supplies Shipped for Troops to Mexico
United States army logistics move fresh heat and other supplies from Chicago to Galveston for transport to American troops in Mexico. The detail notes department orders and the Chicago packing firm coordinating the shipment by team and rail to support operations abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tilsary Department
The
United Glles Army Chicage
Galveston
America
Mexico
Japan Seeks U S Calm on California Dispute
Japan's premier authorized a statement expressing intent to secure a satisfactory conclusion of the California issue. Aviation officials offered 100 skilled aviators for service in Mexico. The German cruiser Kerstatie, recently commissioned, was proposed to patrol Mexican waters to relieve the Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokio
Mexico
United States
California
Aviatas
Otter Services
Washington
D. C
B. Lambert
Gt. Louis
Wero
Reserve Corps of America
Daniels
Mexted
Herin
Geran
Kerlstatie
Pidt MK Commission
Dresden
Pacific Turn to Mediation Talks Amid European Moves
European powers press mediation as Latin American envoys consider a formal approach to the Mexican crisis. The United States contends with shifting alliances while Navy and diplomatic channels near a potential peace initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Huoria
Ary Ryan
Mette
Tohdey
Koud
Germany
Dirlain
Pance
Ineimn
Pandinerte
Sanborn Judge approves large mine financing plan in Minnesota
Judge Sanborn of Hinsdale State pardons a mining agreement in St. Paul Minnesota. The court authorized 2,900,000 dollars in receiver certificates to fund interest and bond refinancing. New York bankers visited to discuss the matter as the July refinancing date approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
St. Paw
Minn
St. Louie
San Francisco
Honda
Wie
Yar
Taure
Man Ends Life by Jumping Into Missouri River
An unknown man leaped into the Missouri River at the foot of Jones street and died. Tran Ashermen witnessed the plunge but could not rescue him and authorities found no clues to his identity due to darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Jones Street
Tran Ashermen
Darkniss
Asher Wien
Missionaries Safe From Mexico In Indian Agency Count
Fragmentary report notes missionaries safe after travel disruptions. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text. Authorities at a church board headquarters in New York processed the update. Seven of thirty names appear partially, including Vera Rita and Velala Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peara
Local Ball Club Faces Court Battle Over International Pact
In a Che Aopee court case, Hedanny confronts Nadional teague ball club and Lilo company over a disputed $30,000 payment from Marian of Kaunasiy Petorat Jeune and Uize Fat ington. The outcome could affect John son’s Yumping to the Pedoval league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darvayge Bulls
Chlomga
Lilo, Company
Whch
Nadional
Hedanny
Che Aopee
Asteth
Hck Cy Marian
Kaunasiy’ Petorat Jeune
Uize Fatingon
Ak Oo
Johnson
Malda Athena Dies in Heapttat New York
Malda Athena a well known actress in New York era died in a den at age of palein laken. Ruth Wetant, daughter of former Judge Th. Etwart of Denver, was married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malda Athena
Heapttat
New
Norfolk Navy Yard Scene at Vera Cruz Port Call
An OCR fragment describes a Norfolk Virginia scene involving a United States Navy vessel and port activities at the yard in Vera Cruz contacts. It mentions loading operations and a Saturday morning schedule with terse references to a ship and crew. Specific names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Norfolk
United Slazes
Vealal
Apminglod
Norfolk Navy
County Road Day Boosters Rally for Good Roads
Across the Commonwealth counties and booster groups prepare for a statewide good roads day. Officials aim to showcase construction plans, push for permanent bridges and culverts, and urge townships to invest in road upkeep. Enthusiastic leaders expect major progress and cooperative efforts in counties, towns, and organizations.
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Ho ‘Alata
Dutomabite
Waitrco
Ach
Nivdon
Te Towa
Aitornodice
Flert Miene
Bolte
Comnigréla Organizitiona
Jawan
Yhn
Fawa
Farmers Advertise for Uncle Dam Projects in Davenport
Davenport town farmers are invited to advertise for pare vel poi cusinmars by sending motes fames to the postothert Rock ta land Mh. The May 1 deadline marks the mailing of amos to the prtrond of thi offige and Mso patrona wt Davensiort and Maline. Rock Island post office chosen by Postmaster Teron to test nationwide service expansion to other city post offices.
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Davenport
Dale
Amos
Prtrond
Offige
Mso
Maline
Rock Island
Kelly Bank Case Clarifies Bank Links in Ames Affair
The verdict in the case of Nela AnMogon versus We Brok of Kelley and others finds no connection between Kelly Bank cashier E J Penfield of the Bank of Kelley and the Ames institutions Union National and Union Savings Bank. Penfield reportedly fled with about $19,000, leaving the bank insolvent three years ago.
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Kelly Bank
Ames
Chlé Fo Siverly
Union National and Union Savings Bank
E. .J. Penfield
Bank of Kelley
Nela AnMogon
We Brok
Kelley
Penfelt
Nin
Hank
Valtapwe
Harvard Law Prize Awarded to Orlnnell-Joe A Welch
Orlnnell-Joe A Welch of Gritwell College has been awarded the Chartes Blot Perkin scholarship at Harvard Law School. The $350 prize honors a graduate of a prominent college and university, qualifying the recipient for the Harvard Law Fehont program for freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Orlnnell
Joe A Welch
Denlar
Gritwell College
Actons
Jlarrarad Law Fehont
Minister Is Suspended In Row Over Saloon Petition
The minister faced suspension after a heated dispute about a saloon petition. He asserts his stance is principled and morally wrong, calling for public scrutiny and warning that actions undermine the church. He vows to continue in public and defend his views amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Iindemeyer
Winisterin
Breach of Promise Suit Filed Against William Glenn
A jury reduced damages from 12000 to 7309 in a breach of promise case brought by Mare Noten against William Ht Glenn a Commerly banker. The court proceedings and reductions reflect the judge final ruling and subsequent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelan Heart Baim
Indianela
Fudee
Mare Noten
Willam Ht
Glenn
Commley
Orion
Unclear fragment on destruction by wind in raids
Fragmentary report describes booze destroyed by wind raids and pollen related disruption. Mentions organizations and local authorities but lacks clear names or places.
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Maron
Hiygalrallsportera
Wftlpial
Horse Dathes Intestate
Fragmentary readable text describes a chaotic scene with references to a horse, intestate, and disjointed phrases about a delivery, a drugstore, and cages. The content is unclear and lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to form a solid news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASUKA
Ature
Xin
Finds Treasure Fragments on Kavanaugh Farm
A farmworker named Alton found old gold pieces while working on the Kavanaugh farm near Waukon. The discovery occurred amid reports of a damaged, unclear tale involving events tied to the late Vattlek Kavaniagh and a gale strike.
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Gale
Waukon
Kavanaugh
Alton
Bo Thant
Vattlek
Kavaniagh
First Interurban Train Reaches Cedar Palle Line
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the first Interurban train from Watertoo to Cedar Cands with freight movement. the line reportedly reaches Contur Point and hints at Steelley nal in Ubana, reflecting early route completion and ongoing construction details.
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Waterlon
Waterioa
Cedar Palle
Northern
Watertoo
Mae Fe
Contur Point Bak
Ho Steelley
Ubana
Left Money To Churches In Keeokuk Area Trusts
A will allocates several hundred dollars to Keeokuk area churches and hospitals, with specific bequests to Graham Hospital and to a room fund. The estate plans division between Western Minn Interfaith and Methodist churches, with a public sale to settle remaining assets and rejected photographs or portraits.
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Alem
Teally
Uastor Biiday
Stes
Comstock
Westmingster Presbyterian
Graham Hospital
Escape and capture after alleged assault in Clear Lake
In a recent incident at Clear Lake a man escaped and was captured after an alleged assault on Mirenk Nation. Gilmore died, Wy and officers pursued, and Hyd assisted in detaining a suspect, who was bound over to the grand jury for $2,000. This marks a notable case of its kind in Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clone Lake
Claranea
Gilmore
Tie Galizond
Etty Fall
Gilmorh
Suyeryfe
Grinm
Hyd
Mason Gry
Grand Jury
Clear Lule
Jowa Cartagnist Promoted Amid City Reorganization
A local artist, Jowa Cartagnist, receives a promotion within the city arts department after years of service. Nicola Asai and Rev Ry T. Van Nico, pastors at the Presbyterian church, attend the ceremony as officials note a salary adjustment reflecting expanded duties.
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Waukon Koy
Con Cole
Chicago
Bins
Churia
iChengo
Mr Vow
Nicola Asai
Ry T. van Nico
Presbyterianearch
Thin City
Acro for Colony Transfer Planned Near Woodward
The tract of land for a colony near Woodward has not been laid by contract and options accepted. Transfer of the land title and mountage date will follow. The state rate 652 shows an average price of 194 dollars per miner.
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Dea Motnos
Woodward
Iowa Girl to Foreign Field Four Year Plan
Misa Angeline McKinley of St Ansgar plans to leave June 7 to serve as secretary for a Young Women’s organization. She aims to work in South American republic affairs, pursuing a global plan in the field.
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Iowa
Mayshalltown
Misa Angeline McKinley
St Ansgar
Mias McKinley
Vote Light Franchise for Hampton District
Voters approved a five year light franchise by a reported tally of 277 to 8. The measure covered the adjoining town and related services, with details on rates, ticks, and county considerations noted in local columns.
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Hampton
Cloctein
Metz Gets Two Years In Federal Court
Judge Smith McPherson of Keokuk federal court sentenced Jacob Matz a Changd Urnetook avat er to two years in the Stillwater penitentiary for warring with the malls to defraud John Saar of Coote, Ia, as pig want of L4c08.
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Metz
Keokuk
Smith McPherson
Jacob Matz
John Saar
Coote
Miner Kile By Explosion
Miner Kile By Explosion reports a fatal blast at a mine near Durfee and two miles east of Biseey. The incident instantly killed a worker with four or five children left in the family.
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T W. Horrla
Biseey
Serra
Aye
Rockwell Team Organizers Report Hidden Efforts
Community organizers in Rockwell organized efforts amid a local section. Several hundred dollars were spent on an undertaking. A district court jury found Mrs Brazzell guilty of murder in the second degree for the death of Charlie Brazzell.
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Rockwell
Ftatest Buelit
Unk
Sveral
Te 2
Rive Ueart Employoil
Gardan Wedding Celebration in Marshalltown Event
Fragmentary notice reports the Gardan wedding celebration in Marshalltown Mey with mentions of ATKinson and SL Anthony. It references a marriage milestone, a 60 year age, and notes R J Bell cutting for something, plus Watertoge J J Bell a former merchant launching a candidacy for Congress on the progressive ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardan
Marshalltown
Mey
Atkinson
Anthony
R. J. Bell
Corigrengman
J. J. Bell
Iwan
Iraq
Expreag Drlver loging. Dihuge-A warrank aworn out
A garbled notice reports a failing agreement named Humboldt with a worrisome spelling of names and figures. It mentions a driver, locations like Minneapolis and St Louis, and a deadline of thirty days for some action or employment. The text is largely unreadable and error filled.
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Hinery 1
Attyer Dollary
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Monterey
Sehind
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Eng
Freer
Rarraco
Bya Ak
Emis Keio
Aate
Pacific
Amiarlénd
Aashlinstany
Benet
Chile
Breganze Fem al
Ealin- Atoeticn
Tig Dio
Orl
Médillian
Trent
Navy Departmenteary
Navy
Daniele
United State
Adinhala
Moward
Guntela
Clarks
Nina
Commonwealth Expected
Churckes
Reoiuk
Man
Owa
Clargnaé iGlimora
Grizens
Carre Gordo
Grliys
Humboldt—'rhin
Minneapols & St Louis
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