Villa Eyes Juarez as New Mexican Revolution Looms
The report notes a potential new revolt by reactionaries led by Villa. Huerta officials at the border threaten northern incursions, with 36 000 troops fighting near Leon and Obregon launching a northern push. Villa relies on Juarez for supplies. currency fears persist.
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Juarez
Mexico
Leon
Villa
Juares
United States
Huerta
el Paso
Iient
New York
Obregon
Spies Debate at Spanish American War Order Convention
Speakers at a Chicago convention of the naval and military order argued the United States is as honeycombed with spies as European nations. Major Edward Schulze of Connecticut urged public men to stop ridiculing the nation and to notify authorities about weak defense points.
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Chicago
United States
Edward Schulze
Connecticut
Villa forces seize silver bullion train chase across border
Two hundred thousand dollars worth of silver bullion from the Madero mines in Coahuila Mexico was hurried into the United States at Del Rio after an exciting chase. The episode featured attempted destruction of the bullion trains a skirmish between Villa troops and the train convoy and a pursuit by Villa cavalry.
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San Antonio
Tex
Madero
Coahuila
Mex
United States
del Rio
Villa
Talbot Appointed Peace Commissioner
A. B. Talbot head consul of the Modern Woodmen of America is named peace commissioner to represent the United States in any litigation between the United States and Bolivia. The appointment follows recognition of his leadership role.
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Lincoln
Talbot
Woodmen of America
United States
Bolivia
Burglar Steals Jewelry From Colonial Apartments
A lone burglar gained access through open windows at the Colonial apartments on West Farnam Street in Omaha. He carried away about 600 in valuables including jewelry and money after moving through open windows before fleeing.
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Omaha
Red Crow and Black Heart Wed in White Style
Red Crow and Black Heart were married here last week by Judge Phifer in approved white man style. A reception followed as they returned to the reservation.
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Red Crow
Black Heart
Ae Anne Bdenahan
Pelle
Phifer
Governors and Senator Praise Wilson Note to Germany
Governors Dunne Capper McCreary and Senator Phelan laud President Wilson's note to Germany as cautious firm and just. They stress patriotism moderation and positive impact on commerce and national resolve amid the crisis. The comments reflect broad bipartisan support for the administration's stance.
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Springfield
Edward F. Dunne
Germany
Washington
Topeka
Kas
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Frankfort
Wilson
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
San Francisco
Phelan
California
Fort Dodge
Law
W. 8
Renyon
Pioneer Beatrice matron Sarah Reed dies at 85
Beatrice resident Mrs. Sarah Reed aged 85 died at her son George's home after a long illness. An early Nebraska pioneer who moved to Beatrice in 1857, she recalled fleeing Indian threats in unsettled days. Her husband Israel Reed preceded her in death.
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Beatrice
Sarah Reed
George
Detroit Street Railway Strike Ends Into Arbitration
Detroit three thousand striking street railway employees voted to return to work immediately pending arbitration to settle their differences with Detroit United Railway.
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Detroit, Mich
Detroit Street Railway
Detroit United Railway
Rich Soil in Seward Nebraska Survey
E L Godfrey and R R Spafford of the state farm completed soil surveys in K and FP townships. They surveyed fifty farms and found the soil to be as rich as any in Nebraska, prompting return to Lincoln.
Would Equip Lunch Room
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U.S. Cables Note on High Seas Rights to German Government
President Wilson and his Cabinet complete a note to Ambassador Gerard for delivery to Germany. The note cites the sinking of the Gustinta and the loss of over a hundred American lives as a grave violation of American rights on the seas. It expresses hope Germany will disavow the acts, make reparations where possible, and prevent future subversion of wartime principles. It asserts the United States will not omit any word or act needed to safeguard its rights and citizens.
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Washington
United States
Gerard
Security State Bank
Broken Bow
Ofice
Caldwell
Scottebluff County
Merna
Fiese Motor Company
West Point
Omaha
Lincoln
Dawes County
Blair
Nebraska State Golf Association
P. Johnson
Elm Creek
Kearney
Charles Strey
Mitchell
Douglas County Pioneers’ Association
Tts
Miller Park
William Catherwoold
North Bend
Northwest Nebraska High School Athletic Association
Hartington
William Jacobs
Council Bluffs
Eastern Star
Hastings
McCook
Morrill
Elks
Fremont
B. EB
Aes
Aes Sag
Ecco
Charlies Sans
Leonard W. Klein
Blue Springs
Avery accepts peace commission post under Swedish treaty
Chancellor Avery has been asked by Secretary of State Bryan to join the peace commission created by the treaty with Sweden. He has written accepting the appointment and expresses appreciation for the honor. The role carries no pay unless arbitration duties arise.
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Avery
Lincoln
Bryan
Sweden
Bouquet of Lilies Flight Over Tura Severin
An Austrian aviator dropped a lily bouquet with a garbled inscription saluting the town mayor and Isdies, then bombarded Russo weasels near the Servian Danube bank without effect, per dispatches received today.
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Bucharest
Tura Severin
Servian
Danube
Lincoln Ratification of 25 Percent Rate Increase
The Order of United Workmen ratified an average rate increase of twenty five percent in Lincoln. Members approved the financial adjustment to support the fraternal benefit program.
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Lincoln
Order of United Workmen
President Wilson reviews Atlantic Fleet on Hudson River
President Wilson reviewed the Atlantic Fleet from the Hudson River and spoke at a shore luncheon in New York. He praised American naval power as engines to promote humanity and called for no nation’s property while hailing moral force guiding the nation. The event drew 5000 sailors and marines and a continuous ovation through the city.
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New York
Wilson
Hudson
Navy
America
Surface soft coal found in Nebraska sand pit
In Louisville Nebraska at the C A Richey sand pit a fine soft coal was brought to surface from twenty five feet below water. After drying the coal was burned in a pit engine and deemed best quality. Richey plans to send a sample to Prof Condra for testing. He may prompt local bluff investigations.
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Louteville
Neb
C. A. Richey
Richey
Condra
The
State University
County Grand Jury Returns Case to Parag Court
The document notes a grand jury action from years ago related to alleged violence. Serge F. ik. Ditton faced motion from Prosecutor J. Galbraith of Houghton county, with proceedings before the Parag court at L' Anse.
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Nhlle
Serge F. Ik. Ditton
L’ Anse
J. Galbraith
Houghton County
Witty exchange on Nero and Rome fire insurance
A professor questions Nero’s guilt during Rome’s fire. A senior finance specialist quips that Nero had the city heavily insured, prompting debate over motive and policy.
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Nero
Rome
Sewers of Paris Make Shirts for Soldiers
A lighthearted overheard exchange about Paris sewers supplying shirts for soldiers. The husband notes reading an article while the wife confirms the busy activity. No further details or dates are provided.
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Paris
Hubby
Wife
Quibbles in High Profile Court Case Stir New York Interview
In New York lawyer John B. Stanchfield dismisses technical objections as quibbles in the Harry Thaw case. He likens them to confusion caused by a farmer and his wife and cites a humorous spring morning exchange about a woman Paint Rockway and her husband.
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John B. Stanchfield
New York
Harry Thaw
The Heroines of Neves Excerpt Debate on Eighteen-Year-Olds
A satirical aside questions novelists who empower heroines at eighteen. The speaker condemns the notion as dangerous, calling it the apex of a flawed doctrine and lampoons combining beauty, wit, and wisdom in an eighteen year old heroine.
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Neves
Pinero
Blavatsky
Aphrodite
Athene
George Weston
Saturday Evening Post
Conversation Echoes Years Apart at School Reunion
An old man and a younger speaker meet after years, recalling school days. The exchange hints at fortune's or fate's tilt, with a wry remark about luck and past friendships. The tone mixes nostalgia with dry humor.
Professor Endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills for Back Pain
A professor states that after using Dodd's Kidney Pills his backache vanished and did not return in severity. He mentions taking two more doses later and no further trouble. He allows use of his statement and endorses the product available 50 cents per box from dealers or Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dodd
Dodd's Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Adv
McCarthy Admits Details in Talesmen Selection
In Judge McKinley’s court the talesmen for a boy who killed his father are vetted. Michael McCarthy testifies he is 35, married, with one child, lives at 1336 Fulton Street, and denies any family insanity. He adds he would not reveal any such illness if present.
Seetons veh and first base man meet by accident
An onlookers note describes a hospital trip after an ambulance stopped to pick up a janitor who had fallen downstairs. A ball player and the janitor exchange lines about being a first base man.
No banks in US cities last year per 9700 people
The statement notes one bank for every 9700 residents in US cities last year. It also makes a playful remark likening bread to life and wheat.
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