Diaz Agrees to Peace and Armistice Approval Reported
United Press reports Diaz agrees to peace negotiations with Mexican revolutionists. Gomez states Diaz may stay as president pending election, with governors replaced. Taft receives word of armistice. Diaz releases two American youths from Juarez upon assurances they will stay out of Mexico.
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Brewery Strikers Win Concession Pact After Tieup
Los Angeles unions of brewers and bottlers win a one year contract after a wage strike. The Mathies Company and other major brewers sign, the Union Brewery of Anaheim pending a deal. Ratification and terms remain to be seen as talks continue in Los Angeles.
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Rainier
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Fire Reveals Scandal in West Virginia Home
In Ersbu r g West Virginia April W E Curry wealthy chair manufacturer is found dead and W E McCaskey dying as firefighters extinguish a small blaze Mrs McCaskey wife of the McCaskey home owner is found in a room clad only in undergarments Police have not arrested anyone McCaskey son William rescued his mother and Curry told him he entered to help but was overcome by smoke The police allege a quarrel between Curry and the boy but the boy denies it The fire is believed caused by a gas explosion Mrs McCaskey gasped a statement that Curry died trying to extinguish the flames but offered no explanation for his presence in the home
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Fez Rebels Kill and Torture in Sacked Quarter
From Madrid dispatches via United Press Leased Wire report Fez rebels slaughter and maim men and women as Sultan Mulai Hafid’s entourage hides in the Spanish consulate. A 2,600 Moor relief force sails from Tangier to aid Col. Bremond near Fez amidst fears of foreign massacre if France and Spain do not act in concert.
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Curtiss Builds New Hydro-Aeroplane The Triad
Glenn Curtiss promotes his hydro-aeroplane the Triad a three way craft that flies on air water and earth. It can reach 60 mph in the air skim water at 50 mph and run on land at 35 mph. The craft rises from water lands on water and can operate exclusively on land or water. It promises safety and accessibility for beginners with a water hover and splashy takeoffs.
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Safe Water Tower Kicks Today in Hicktown
In Hicktown a local water project launches today with Percy Tidds noting progress while townsfolk discuss recalls and staffing shifts. Ed Hughes, newly wed to Anabelle Dip Pie, jokes about work being hard with wedding details tying up his hands.
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Woman who gave up jewels to free a man in murder case
Chicago April 22. Anita Schmidt a blue eyed woman said she sacrificed her honor to help Dr. Haldane Cleminson, jailed for wife murder. She recounted their night together, her motive, and her struggle to clear him, while noting her past and forgiveness from her husband. A separate annulment case followed involving Mabel Ann Jewell and Fred St Jewell amid a tangle of marriages and disappearances. Three courts handled divorces this morning with about two dozen unions dissolved.
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St. Louis
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Imagine Him in Fight With a Husky Chauffeur
Chicago April 22 Count Jack Alexander Von Mourik de Beaufort husband of Irma Kilgal len is in again. He was arrested with Allan McCulloch a chauffeur by a policeman who found them rolling about on the sidewalk in a desperate struggle.
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Irma Kilgallen
Allan McCulloch
Murder Mystery Near Grant Street Bridge
An unidentified man, about 35, found last night at 11 on the Grant street bridge near Atlantic street, died after reaching the city hospital. Deputy Coroner Andy Hill in charge. No gun, money, or identification found. Police believe foul play despite a lack of witnesses. He was fairly well dressed, 5 ft 6 in, 140 pounds, dark complexion, with a dark mustache. Pocketbook and two keys found nearby.
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Ed. Griffith
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Wappy Pleads Not Guilty in Extortion Case
Wappenstein pleads not guilty to extortion charges from a grand jury alleging he received 300 dollars from the Pacific Coast Co. illegally. Judge Main overruled his demurrer as other defendants face sentences for bribery and assault cases connected to the Roosevelt visit era.
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H. B. Johnson
Baseball Today Postponements and Court Ruling
Rain and snow caused multiple baseball games to be postponed in the American and National Leagues including New York Cleveland and Philadelphia matchups. In court, Harry Cort’s demurrer to a lottery charge was taken under advisement by Judge Main.
Beginning and ending of a troubled marriage in a Missoula tragedy
A bridal photograph on Blanchard Street marks the rise and fall of J. D. McGregor and his young wife. After a premature birth, neglect and addiction lead to her death in a shack while authorities arrest him for drunkenness. The children are sent to their grandparents in Missoula, Mont.
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Jailer admits women prisoners walked unclothed in jail
Austerity and blame swirl as Jailer Corbett and Inspector Sullivan dispute who was responsible for forcing women inmates to walk through public jail corridors naked during a prior incident. The mayor defends the police while questions about accountability persist.
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Corbett Calls for Full Jail Investigation
John Corbett asks Mayor Dilling and Police Chief Bannick to conduct a full inquiry into his conduct as jailer at the city jail. He offers to resign if guilty, or to be cleared if innocent, and requests public assurance to Seattle residents. He volunteers for grand jury or police chief scrutiny.
Forecast for Seattle and Interior official resignation
Fair tonight. Sunday fair and warmer with light westerly winds. Washington report notes Frank Pierce, first assistant to Secretary Fisher, resigned today and expresses regret at being relieved from his post within 30 days.
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