Mediation to Proceed on Canadian Soil in Mexican Crisis
South American envoys say mediation will continue without constitutionalist forces in the revolution. Talks at the State Department in Washington with Secretary Bryan led to the plan to move the conference to Niagara Falls Canada on May 18. Funston extends lines at Vera Cruz for protection as Zapata fears grow and Tampico and Mazatlan see renewed attacks.
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Mexico City
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Mexico
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Tampico
Mazatlan
Duryea Son Slays Father in New York Murder Case
Chester Duryea, son of a New York starch magnate and Civil War veteran, shot his father after becoming violent in custody. He claimed he acted on a spiritual message from George Washington and said he intended to kill himself.
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Chester Duryea
New York
George Washington
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Adverts Kidney Relief
Sidney readers learn that a cold or strain may trigger kidney discomfort with headaches and urinary issues. Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by Mrs. J T Chapman of Sterling for backache relief and kidney health, with Foster Milburn Co as US agents. price 60 cents. Continuous endorsement claims no further symptoms after use.
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Dean
J T Chapman
W. Main St Sterling
Cole
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Oan
Explosion at Panama dynamite magazine kills eight firemen
An explosion at the Panama dynamite magazine kills eight people and injures nineteen. The firemen among the dead and wounded include six. A bystander pair watching the blaze were torn apart by the blast. Panama’s concussion rocked the area. Lineville’s body recovered from Mine No 5 in Eccles West Virginia, identified by a Masonic ring.
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Panama
Decks Cleared for Tolls Repeal Bill in Senate
Senator O Gorman secured Senate approval to bring the tolls repeal bill to unfinished business. The move clears the path for debate on revoking free toll provisions of the Panama Canal act.
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O'Gorman
Senate
Beef Producers Day at University Farm Lincoln
The Nebraska College of Agriculture urges soil aeration by drainage and cultivation for healthy crops. The second annual Beef Producers Day at the University Farm Lincoln on Friday May 22 invites visitors to inspect tested cattle and rations, with results and Bulletins 116 and 132 available.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska University Farm
Lincoln
University Farm
Nebraska farm sheep venture offers solid returns
A Nebraska farm economy study notes that a small, well managed flock can yield good profits. Success hinges on the shepherd’s knowledge of sheep husbandry, with sheep valued as plant scavengers aiding weed control and waste utilization in fields.
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Nebraska
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Many Nations News In One Distant Page
Asiatic laborers barred from Canada. Roosevelt and Kermit reach Manaos safely. Albert Woods of Des Moines beaten in Minneapolis. Oklahoma youth Homer Vivian killed by boa in Amazon region. Six steel workers dead and others injured at Carnegie Dequesne plant. Musler jailed for striking boy with auto. Shipwrecks claim six lives on Lake Ontario. Wall Street whispers about Missouri Pacific control. Fisher testifies for public land water control. Mme Nordica gravely ill in Batavia. Railroads face 1 percent freight-rate protests. Gorgas awarded gold medal for Panama service. Panama study by White on hookworm conditions. Eleanor Wilson wedding gift silver tea service. Wilson appoints Alaska commission members. Astor and Huntington wed in Staatsburg. Suffragette disrupts King George’s Cambridge drive. Senate panel backs Shafroth woman suffrage amendment. Banks subscribe to Fed total of 74 million. Methodist bishops back $5 million relief fund. Meats rise as forest-service forecasts more livestock grazing. Senate treaty delay with Colombia over Panama funding cited. Carnegie death plot revealed in New York inquiry. London death of Major Fitzgerald linked to Carnegie plot. Brandeis cites eastern rail revenue concerns. opposes universal rate hike.
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Nebraska beef production costs drop with corn alfalfa must be main theme
Nebraska can grow corn and alfalfa at low costs enabling Nebraskans to profit from high meat prices. Ten years of work at the Nebraska Experiment Station shows beef can be produced cheaper on certain farms, highlighting regional advantage in feed crops and cattle production.
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Union
Junior Week at University at Nebraska College
One of the most successful short courses of the Boys and Girls Clubs at the Nebraska College of Agriculture closed Friday May 1. Young people from many counties came for first visit and elementary instruction in seeds soils dairying animal husbandry farm machinery and home economics. Lessons were adapted to remove hard parts with illustrated lectures and trips to state institutions and other Lincoln sites.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Governorship Transfer in Vera Cruz Formal Ceremony
Robert J. Kerr handed over the Vera Cruz governorship to Brigadier General Frederick Funston in a formal ceremony after Kerr's recent appointment as civil governor. The event appeared ceremonial with no substantive policy change announced.
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Vera Cruz
Robert J. Kerr
Frederick Funston
Boston man declines governor post for federal reserve board
Richard Olney of Boston writes President Wilson to formally decline the appointment as governor of the new federal reserve board. Two sailors die from wounds after Vera Cruz action. Harry Pulliam fireman and Clarence Reibersberger seaman, both Utah, succumb. Detroit collision kills three, injures thirty. two motormen die.
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Boston
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
New Banking System
Vera Cruz
Harry Pulliam
Clarence Reibersberger
Utah
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