Salute to the American flag controversy eyed for Huerta
Washington April 5. President Wilson signaled support for firing the salute to the flag amid tensions with Huerta over the Mexican incident. Navy Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral Mayo pressed for the salute as an assertion, while Bryan avoided comments on dispatches and Huerta’s possible refusal. The issue stirred U.S. decision makers, with potential draft implications if Huerta balks.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Sug
Nexiesn Wederals
Vantbicn
Ashesien
Aieuiral Mayo
Atuttral
Daniels
Adimiray Mayo
Sey
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Tampless
Reyan Versterlenat
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Tampluo Ffeld
Revan
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Husrta
State Department
Charre
Huerta
Maya
United States
Lind Reaches Washington After Months in Mexico
John Lind, Wilson’s special representative in Mexico, returned to Washington for a rest and to confer with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. He carried information from Mexico while denying definite plans, implying readiness to return if needed.
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Washington, D
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Bryan
Mayo
Tempice
Wilken
Minnesota
Sam
Jebby
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Wilsop
Lindy
Ufteire
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Torreon
Howe
Daniels
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Brian
Jeryth
Kr. Lind
Wison
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Ely
White Howse
Sterstary Bryan
Deaems
United States
Real April weather forecast and brief notices
Real April weather forecast notes generally fair conditions with occasional showers and a warmer trend, along with a Nish wind at times. City highs 67 and lows 47. Bonus items report postponed newspaper sale in Chicago, grand jury probe in Boston, and the death of William Henry Miller, longtime president of the Southeast Missouri Trust Company in Cape Girardeau.
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Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Prac- Henly
Chicago
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Federal Court News Today
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
William Henry Miller
Southeast Missouri Trust Company
Weather summary from multiple cities with varying temperatures
A garbled weather bulletin lists temperatures for St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York and Washington. It notes clear skies in most locations with light winds from various directions and forecast highs in the 30s to 40s and lows near 20s across the region.
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ST Louis
Yueeday
Chicago
Bowte
Milwauere
Si. Paul
Hoya
Kansas City
Doure
Salu
Exemption of Canal Tolls Hearing Begun
A hearing on repeal of the Panama Canal tolls exemption began before the Senate Interoceanic Canals Committee. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan supported arbitration and argued repeal is not a treaty construction. The session featured lawyers diplomats and representatives of commercial bodies with several witnesses expected.
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Washington
Bth
Sernts Inter-nceante Canals Committee
Severn
Bryan
Na-ional
Gore
Chinhoum
Bellmore
Wilson
United State
Izaack Winitt
Senate
Wilsay
United States
Sundar Fengthily
Panama
House of"Representatees
Baltimore
Ngland
Great Britain
Britain
Welland Egnal
Canada
Atips
Manul
Five Indictments Handed Down In County Case
Five indictments were handed down by a Bejar County grand jury at noon Monday. Four subpoenas were withheld from publicity due to no arrests. One man, Warren West, a Black defendant, was named publicly for the April 12 basement shooting death, while others remained sealed as the court pursued related conspiracy charges.
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Agrnst Parsons
Indanoy Li Bexar County
Take Stand
Takke
Warren Wests
Gunter al
Mtuid
Set- Hercenta Tor
Houston Lawyer Killed in Auto Crash
Houston attorney Richard G Maury, Harris County public prosecutor and former attorney general aide, died after a Galveston Houston road accident when a cow on the highway caused his car to crash. He was 42, unmarried, and active in civic circles. funeral plans announced later.
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Galveston-Houston
Mds
Campaten
Texas
Gintles
Gonle
Suterisor
Austin Tex
C. Robinson
Houston
Richard G. Maury
Warns County
Enaine
Maury
City health ordinance aims to recreate health offices
An ordinance drafted at the board of health request seeks to recreate the health department offices and tighten enforcement of regulations. It would create a city health officer and a preventary board to supervise sanitation, food, and related health work, giving broader powers to the health department and mayor.
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Board of Health
Comei
Brown
Aiermen Mische
Chuir
Health Department
Dre
Phyatciana
Genere
Auperrion
Mute Pure Food Commission
Texes
Wales
Elsche
San Antonio A
Mesquite Contract Talks Open In City Hall
At a Monday morning conference in Mayor Brown's office the mesquite block contract terms with G J Gagalstela were discussed with Aldermen and city officials. A San Antonio Land Company contract was also reviewed awaiting council approval alongside the Hagelstein and Long Bell agreements for creosoted pine paving and blocks. Pending council action, the combined contracts will be submitted for final approval.
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G & J Gagalstela
Steves
Warren
Weakier
Lambert
Uhrang Rische
George Hagelstein
W. Connor
San Antonio Land Company
Mayer Brown
Hagelstein Brox
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Easter Ego-rolling at the White House
President Wilson hosted the annual Easter egg roll on the White House grounds drawing thousands of families. Cabinet children joined in the fun while officials watched from the crowd and guarded entries. Several notable youngsters, including Sally and John Meades and the children of key secretaries, participated amid ideal spring weather.
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Washington
Wiisdy
White House
Fran
Ake Ultlo
Folke
Wicon
Administration
Sally
John Meades
the Teasury
Tumulty
Elabeth Howe Tilson
Virginia Wilson
Over
New and
Nency Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Agricul Fare
Bloodless revolver duel ends quiet in Chicago grove
In a Riverside Park grove near Chicago, two Danish press men, Carisiien Botker editor of Hevyen and Edward Peterson correspondent for Posten, faced off in a bloodless duel. After blank shots failed, they retreated, spoke, and returned to fire twice more with both shots missing. observers say friendship was restored. Nearby, retired Revenue Service officer Thomas W. Danham, age 70, died in Baltimore.
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Riverside Park
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Carisiien Botker
the Hevyen
Edward Peterson
The
Posten
Minneapolis
Peterson
Tutomobiles
Hach
Baltimore
Miss Billie Burke Weds Floryne Ziesfeld in New York
News of actress Billie Burke marrying Floryne Ziesfeld, theatrical manager, in New York today after a Saturday ceremony at Hovokes. The couple plans a honeymoon aboard ship, following Burke’s previous marriage to Florenz Ziegfeld. A prior divorce proceeding is noted in New Orleans.
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York
Hovokes
Mica
Billie Burke
Floryne Ziesfeld
Mian Eleid
Orl Supreme Court
Assault on Woman in St Louis Prompts Bloodhound Plan
Miss Coller Molach, 37, walking with an escort, was attacked by three Black men in St Louis. She identified one suspect as a member of the group, and police arrested two after the incident. Citizens vote to supply bloodhounds to track assailants amid rising crimes against women.
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Nicoberisay
North
Caroline
Juliz Anderson
Ptuker
Regn
Aid Mire
Iy & Troller
Anderson
Denbdar
Robert Dunbar
Hrme Anderson Tha
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Lake Swayze
Here
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St Loula
Lust
Coller- Ing Molach
Tonny
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Durees
Relquirer
Ahé
Ele Wnth
Exat
St. Louis
Navy's Annual by Arkansas Sailors Issued
Enlisted men of the battleship Arkansas announce the Navy's Annual, a illustrated 1000-strong crew compilation. The book chronicles life aboard the flagship, detailing battleship operations and sailor life from September 17, 1912, to present.
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New York
Hagshin
Arkansas
Women to Participate in Sam Houston Horse Show Event
A ladies hunter class is to be inaugurated at the Sam Houston horse show this year allowing women to enter strenuous divisions. The fair riders will navigate brush hurdles and dust and rail costumes, riding roughly a quarter mile around the course. The show is set for April 23 at the upper infantry post with a champion breed expected and theater seating adjusted for better spectator views.
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Sam Houston
Ujper
Infantry Post
President Wilson to Speak at Associated Press Meeting
Announcement from the White House states President Wilson accepted an invitation to speak April 21 at 4 o clock at the annual Associated Press meeting in New York City. Secretary Tumulty said the topic is undecided but the speech will be important. This marks the first invitation extended to Wilson by the AP for a Washington event since 1910.
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Washington
Wilson
New York City
Nimulty
Wong
Executions at Sing Sing as Four Die in Electric Chair
The report details the 1900s Sing Sing executions of four inmates including Dago Frank, Whitey Lewis, Lefty Lovle, and Grady Blood, with witness tensions, religious figures present, and the order of death. It notes jeers and prayers, the dieing convicts’ reactions, and the warden and chaplain involvement.
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Herman Rosenthal
Dago Krank
Cras Kral
William &. Cashin
Romen Catho
Schhaplain
Daga Frank
Whiter Lewis
Joseph Goldstein
New York
Naver Kopfstein
Trosenbberg
Stong
Lefty Lovie
Friest
Cite Avertea
Disney
Lovle
Lewis
Lir Leinpired
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