Carranza Planes Bomb Rebels In Mexican Conflict
Reports say Villa joined Obregon forces with 2,000 men in San Ramico and will bring 10,000 supporters to Obregon. Secretary Daniels orders six destroyers and the Atlantic fleet to Key West for possible Mexican duty and to Tampa or Veracruz if needed. State Department seeks ships to evacuate Americans if required.
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Prohibition Enforcement Costs Quoted At 88 Million
Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts told the house that prohibition enforcement will cost 88 million dollars annually. He said there are more illicit stills now than before prohibition and that most Anti-Saloon League funds go to hiring agents to locate the stills.
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Mrs Samuel Gompers Dies in Washington
Mrs Samuel Gompers wife of the American Federation of Labor president died at her Washington home after two years of ill health and a coma lasting 24 hours. The report notes her death occurred on May 8. Two bank robbers were slain during an attempted hold up of the Drovers bank at the national livestock yards in East St Louis on May 10, as officials foiled the robbery.
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Samuel Gompers
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East St. Louis
National Livestock Yards
Want to See G. O. P. Meet
Chicago May 10 republican gathering promises to show strength of the G O P as party leaders and supporters assemble for a major meeting amid party efforts to build momentum before upcoming contests. The report notes expected speeches and key figures may address policy and strategy.
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Poles Capture Kiev in WWI Era Allied Advance
Polish and Ukrainian troops captured Kiev the capital of Ukrainia during the night of May 6 7, with reports of counterattacks repulsed and a withdrawal to the left bank of the Dnieper. Ukrainian irregulars near Fanostova may seal off the Bolshevik retreat as Polish Ukrainian and Galician forces join pursuit.
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Freight increase proposals for railroads raise rates
The Association of Railway Executives asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve rate hikes of 30.4 percent for Eastern railroads 30.9 percent for Southern lines and 23.9 percent for Western lines. They estimate these increases would yield 1 017 billion dollars annually to reach a 6 percent return under the Transportation Act. The case is formally opened with Eastern details already presented and Southern and Western filings to follow.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of Railway Executives
McCall Offered Tariff Commission Post In White House
Former Governor Samuel W. McCall of Winchester Massachusetts has been offered a spot on the tariff commission and accepts after a letter from Chairman Page urging his service. McCall, a Republican, noted the commission’s important work in the year ahead.
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Destroyer Lardner Returns After Mexico-bound Cruise
The US Navy destroyer Lardner, part of the force that sailed for Key West for potential service near Mexican waters, was forced to return to Tompkinsville due to undisclosed reasons. The ship had departed Wednesday as part of a duty rotation.
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Bluebeard Pleads Guilty in First Degree Murder
Walter Andrew Watson also known as James R. Hurrt pled guilty to first degree murder in the killing of Nina Lee in Los Angeles California. The plea settles legal action in the case and marks a major development in the investigation.
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Results of Primaries in Republican Contest Across States
Chicago May updates show Wood leading Johnson in several states with Johnson unopposed in North Dakota. Indiana Maryland New Jersey California and others show varying first and second choices. Indiana counts Wood over Johnson while California favors Johnson over Hoover. Michigan and Wisconsin show Johnson leading in delegate counts. Hiram Johnson leads Hoover in California returns. Michigan pledges 30 delegates to Johnson per state law.
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Panamanian Officials Ease Mingling Ban With U.S. Officers
Panama May 6 Major General Chase W Kennedy commander of the Panama canal department lifts restrictions on American officers and men mingling with Panamanians. Officials apologized for Sunday anti American demonstrations linked to U S acquisition of a Tobaga island portion as part of defense plans.
Emma Goldman Home Sickness Cited In Letter From Exile
Emma Goldman, deported anarchist leader, expresses homesickness for the United States in a letter received by Dr. Ben L. Reitman. The note, dated last December, comes as she remains aboard the so called soviet ark.
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Chicago
Emma Goldman
United States
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Platt on Reserve Board Appointment Emerges in Washington
Washington May 10 Edmond Platt of Poughkeepsie New York Republican representative from the Twenty sixth district figures in discussions over a reserve board appointment in the capital.
British Resent U S Aid to Irish De Valera
In Parliament Horatio Bottomley pressed if Britain knew that De Valera as president of the Irish Republic had appeals for bonds in American papers supported by state governors and if Britain would protest to President Wilson. Bonar Law cautioned, not confirming governor backing and said no representations would be made. Lords debate affirmed continued Irish executive aid and opposed Sinn Fein demands.
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House of Lords
Baron Birkenhead
Sinn Fein
Sinn
France to honor U S dead on American Memorial Day
France will pay honor to American dead in France on May 30. French soldiers will parade at the larger American cemeteries, according to the embassy.
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British pay heaviest taxes in 1919 per capita figures
London May 10. Chancellor Austin Chamberlain released direct taxation per person for major powers in 1919. United Kingdom $76, United States $27, France $12, Italy $11.
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Spokane Population Drops to 104 204 in 1910 Census
Spokane Washington ranked as the forty eighth city in 1910 with a population of 104 204, a decline of 198 residents or 0.2 percent over the previous decade, according to the census bureau.
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Wash
Albert Thanks Bill Nye Sends Autographed Photo
Albert king of the Belgians sends an autographed photograph to a contact in Washington on May 10, noting thanks to Bill Nye. The brief dispatch records the gesture and the exchange in diplomatic tone.
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Washington
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Fairness in Market News Distribution Emphasized by Agriculture
The article outlines how the U S Department of Agriculture and its market stations gather and distribute timely unbiased market news on fruits, vegetables, livestock, dairy, grain, and more. It highlights station roles, interstate coordination, and benefits to dealers, growers, and the public through rapid, comprehensive reports.
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Bureau of Markets
America
Washington
Steers Start on Silage For Safe Early Feeding
Silage solves the problem of starting steers on feed by providing a bulky, non greedy starter. Western range cattle adapt quickly to silage, while grain can be added gradually for even sharing. A short silage starter improves readiness for heavier grain and helps overall feed lot performance.
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George W. Godfrey
Iowa State College
Protein in Legumes Highlight Alfalfa to Soy Beans
Study notes legumes such as alfalfa clover lespedeza cowpeas soybeans and peanuts contain considerable protein. The brief lists several plants and suggests nutritional value without detailed data or figures.
Colts Grow Well at Missouri With Grain Diet
At the University of Missouri, colts rise from 562 pounds on Sept 15 to 597 pounds on Apr 21 on a daily ration of 8.42 pounds of half shelled corn and half oats plus 7.8 pounds of hay. Silage should be limited. small amounts of bran and oilmeal aid growth. Exercise, fresh water, and good quarters are essential. a too-thin yearling may be handicapped for years.
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University of Missouri
Digestible Hay Nutrients Versus Corn Silage Comparison
Timothy hay delivers 48.8 lbs of digestible nutrients per 100 lbs, about three times corn silage. While silage is succulent and more palatable, it digests more easily overall. Our calculation shows one ton of timothy hay equals roughly two and a half tons of corn silage.
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