Dynamiters 10 Begin Serving Prison Terms After Remand
The Seventh Circuit remanded 24 dynamite conspiracy convicts to Leavenworth with reports due by June 6 and granted three extra weeks for possible new trials. Several defendants await further court action while most already cleared or released under prior sentences.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Leavenworth
Kas
United States
Baker
Seaman
Mack
Elijah N. Soline
Zoline
Charles W. Miller
Indianapolis
Frank C. Dailey
United States Supreme Court
Olaf A. Treitmoe
San Francisco
Richard H. Houlihan
William Bernhardt
William J. McCain
James E. Ray
Fred Sherman
Frank Ryan
Iron Workers
Ryan
Eugene A. Clancy
Mary
Michael J. Youss
Boston
Frank C
New York
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans
John T. Butler
Buffalo
John H. Barry
St. Louis
Charles N. Beam
Minneapolis
Henry W. Legleitner
Denver
Ernest G. W. Basey
J. ©. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Peter J. Smith
Cleveland
William E. Reddin
Milwaukee
Michael J. Hannon
Scranton
Murray L. Pennell
Springfield
Tern
W. Bert Brown
Kansas City
Edward Smythe
Peoria
Ill
George Anderson
Frank J. Higgins
Frank K. Painter
Omaha
Neb
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Minn
William Shaper
Michael Cunnane
Philadelphia
American Bridge Company
Bridge and Iron Workers’ Union
Atlantic
Pacific
Los Angeles Times
John
James J. Me
Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ojttie McManigal
Mediamara Aeat Blow
McManigal
McNarara Brothers
Les A
Shriners Welcome 177 Guests for San Antonio Visit
Shriners from San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and Oakland arrived by train in San Antonio at 7:30 AM. They were escorted to the Gye ter Hotel for breakfast and a city tour in autos, ending with a sacred concert by Shriners followed by a luncheon before departing west. The Ben Hur Temple hosts led the welcome with the Austin patrol aiding at the depot.
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San Antonio
Shriner
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Oakland
Imperial Council
Atlanta
Ben Hur Patrol
Ben Hur
Austin Patrol
North Loop
Shriners
San Antonio Shriners
Ben Hur Temple
Becker Gunmen Tie Becker to Rosenthal Death
Mrs Lillan Roseberg wife of the executed gunman says in an interview Becker and Jack Rose were responsible for Rosenthal killing. She claims Louie Becker told her Becker sent notes to the boys from Sing Sing death house to keep up courage and that two others fired the shot. She plans to leave New York permanently.
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New York
Lil-lan Roseberg
Lefty Louie
Charles Becker
Jack Rose
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Revenberg
Louie
Weather forecast for Texas and D C region
East Texas coast fair with probable interior showers Sunday then interior clouds Monday. West Texas cloudy Sunday then fair Monday.
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Washington, D. C
East Texas
West Texas
Weather risings and winds across major cities
Observations at 8 p m report Chicago 58 clear with NE breeze, Saturday high 62. St Louis 66 clear with E wind, likely rain, high 72. Milwaukee 64 partly cloudy, southerly wind, likely rain, high 70. St Paul 68 clear, southerly wind, likely rain, high unknown. Kansas City 68 partly cloudy, southerly wind, rain, high 70. New York 60 cloudy, southerly wind, Sunday fair, high 68. Boston 68 clear, southerly wind, Sunday fair, high 71. Washington 60 clear, SE breeze, Sunday fair, high 68.
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Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Terrell Withdraws From Congressional Race
Chester H. Terrell pulls out of the contest against Judge Osceola Archer and James L. Slayden after returning from a fishing trip. He will not support a specific candidate yet, noting a possible third entrant. Judge Slater of Llano may still join, while Archer gains support as Terrell's backing shifts. Bob Barker, Archer’s manager, says Slayden’s gains in rural counties are offset by Bexar County’s larger vote for Archer.
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Chester H. Terrell
Congress
Osceola Archer
James L. Slayden
Devil's River
the Light
Terrell
Mr. Terrell
Bexar County
Slayden
Slater May
Judge Slater
Llano
San Antonio
Papvinceatak
iSien
Mr. Archer
Bob Barker
Barker
Bexar
Slater
Archer
Slavyden
Unique luncheon honors House leaders in Washington
Speaker Clark and Representatives Underwood Mann and Murdock led a capital luncheon with regional dishes from four corners of the United States. Maine potatoes came from Guernsey, Florida corn and strawberries from Sparkman, California plums and grape juice from Bell and Kettner, and Washington’s Johnson supplied Pacific fish.
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Washington, D. C
Clark
Underwood
Mann
Murdock
House
United States
Guernsey
Maine
Sparkman
Florida
Bell
Kettner
California
Johnson
Ashington
Pacific
No Verdict Reached in Medina Valley Irrigation Case
The federal jury in the Medina Valley Irrigation Company versus Albert Reitzer and wife failed to reach a verdict yesterday. Deputy Marshal Stevens said the jury would be kept together overnight as Judge Maxey ordered. Defense counsel Van derHoeven noted a sealed verdict was possible by Monday morning.
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Medina Valley Irrigation Company
Albert Reitzer
Charles F. Stevens
Maxey
T. T. van derHoeven
Collier Names Assistant Actuary in Texas Department
Austin Texas May 16 Commissioner of Insurance and Banking Collier announced the appointment of L A Shuddenmaggen of Uvalde as assistant actuary in the department filling the vacancy from H D Arnold’s promotion. The appointee is presently a senior at the University of Texas.
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Collier
Austin
Tex
Insurance
Collier Today
L. A. Shuddenmaggen
Uvalde
H.D. Arnold
University of Texas
President Wilson Threatens To Withdraw Troops
President Wilson warns Governor Ammons that federal forces will stay only while Colorado resumes sovereignty over the coal strike. Ammons replies that the legislature has approved a $1,000,000 bond issue to fund suppression costs and to restore order, with laws allowing saloon closures and firearm controls during disorder.
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Denver
Colo
Wilson
Ammons
Colorado
United States
Westlake awards contracts for Brady building work
Westlake Construction opens bids for plumbing and heating and electrical work on the Brady building at Houston and Marys streets. West & Gutzeit wins plumbing and heating, Martin Wright takes the electrical contract. Plumbing and heating estimate near $40 000 with electrical work proportionately large.
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Brady
Soa m
Houston and
Mary’s Streets
Westlake Construction Company
West & Gutzeit
Martin Wright
Governor Pays Reward for Arrest in Wyres Case
A reward of $200 was paid to Falls county constable C C Wren for arrest and conviction of Buss Wyres, sentenced to death for murder. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the case and denied a rehearing.
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Austin, Tex
C. C. Wren
Falls County
Buss Wyres
Stalls County
Court of Criminal Appeals
First Watermelons Arrive Early In Kansas City Market
The first watermelons of the season arrived today from Florida in three dozen fine fruit sold at 12 dollars per dozen. Ward Brothers received them and note they are about two weeks ahead of the usual first arrival. More carloads expected around the first of next month.
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Market
Kansas City
Florida
Ward Brothers
Fish-hook thief nets trousers from sleeping men in San Antonio
Andrew Cantu of 1018 West Houston says his trousers were pulled from his room through a window by a long pole with a fish hook. The thief has operated in San Antonio for about three weeks, stealing seven pairs of pants valued from 8 to 82 dollars and also taking gold watches in some incidents.
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Andrew Cantu
Houston Street
Mexican Civil War Report Claims Officers Killed
A Mexican Federal soldier who left Nuevo Laredo with Federal forces after they evacuated and burned the town surrendered to the Constitutionalists in Nuevo Laredo. He says Generals Quintana and Guardiola were killed by their own men during the initial retreat at Villalabama, carried out by premeditated orders.
Flooding Rains Thwart Austin Transit and Power
A historic May downpour in Austin Texas knocked out power and streetcar lines, turned main streets into rivers within minutes, toppled vehicles onto sidewalks, shattered windows, and left widespread damage likely to be heavy.
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Austin
Tex
Steamer Cetriana Believed Wrecked Near Mazatlan Rescue Sought
The British steamer Cetriana carrying 250 American and foreign refugees, sailed May 8 from Mazatlan and was due in San Francisco last Friday. No news by nightfall raises grave fears for the vessel and its passengers. If no word arrives by tomorrow, authorities may request a revenue cutter search.
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San Francisco
Cal
I. J. Messiner
Mazatlan
Huerta Arrested by Roosevelt After Traffic Stop
Huerta was arrested near the city market house late Saturday by Roosevelt who said Huerta was drunk and did not conform to traffic directions. Officers at headquarters reported Roosevelt's judgment was sound. Huerta to appear before Judge Lowther Monday morning to answer a charge of plain drunk. L. C. Roosevelt, a new department member, brought Huerta in, shocking the night staff.
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Huerta
Roosevelt
Lowther
L. C. Roosevelt
Department
Jose Huerta
Penama Delivers Ammunition to Galveston Voyage
The steamship Penama sailed from New York bearing a cargo of ammunition after a War Department charter. Fourteen Springfield arsenal ordnance experts joined General Funston's Vera Cruz staff aboard the vessel.
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New York
Penama
War Department
Galveston
Springfield Arsenal
Villa Hosts Banquet Amid Saltillo Advance
General Villa and staff dine in villa at Coahuila as the Mexican campaign nears Saltillo. Villa, new to banquets, jokes about removing heavy coats, then delivers a toast praising President Wilson, followed by cheers from American reporters and attendees.
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Hippolito
Coahuila
Mex
Saltillo Hable
Villa
Wilson
Obregon Predicts Huerta Death Amid Mexican Advance
Mazatlan reports General Obregon plans to launch an offensive with 20 000 troops within a week. He predicts Huerta’s death by June end and outlines a march from Mazatlan to Tepic then Guadalajara, hoping Villa’s forces join en route to Mexico City.
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California
San Francisco Examiner
Mazatlan
Mex
Obregon
Mexico
Huerta
Tepic
Gudalajara
Guadalajara
Villa
Mexico City
Miss Butler Improves After Auto Crash
The condition of 22 year old Susie Mae Butler injured in a late Friday automobile crash on the south loop was reported improved at midnight Saturday. She is at Santa Rosa hospital where her car overturned on the return trip.
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Miss Butler
Susie Mae Butler
South Loop
Santa Rosa Hospital
U S Will Make No Compromise In Mexican Crisis
Washington reports state departments plan firm stance over Huerta regime. Constitutionalists advance with Tepic and San Blas seized. Obregon, Blanco, and Buelna move toward Guadalajara as U S weighs recognizing belligerency and possible troop dispatch from Galveston to Vera Cruz.
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Carranza
Durango
Lucio Blanco
Rafael Buelna
Tepic
Santiago Excaiatlan
San Blas
Alvaro Obregon
Jalisco
Constitutionalists
Alvarado Obregon
Guadalajara
Jaliscay
Obregon
Blanco
Buelna
General Obregon
San Luis Potosi
Aguas Calien
State Department
Huerta
United States
Christopher Cradock
Gonza
Great Britain
Sil
Liman
Doster
Parks
Galveston
Vera Cruz
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Spread In Camp
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