Carranza rejects Mexican armistice demand to aid northern campaign
General Carranza declares no halt to hostilities in Mexico. He argues an armistice would benefit Huerta and hinder the constitutionalist push in the north. Mediation representatives named include Rafael Zubaran Capmany and Luis Cabrera. The dispute follows US tensions and calls for peace amid ongoing civil conflict. Bodies of Marines and sailors proceed to New York for transport to families.
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ABC Alliance
Carranza
Carranis
Huerta
Carranta
Moetings
Rafael Zubaran Capmany
Cobernacion
Constitutionalietr
Luis Cadrers
General Carranza
United States
Brazil
Argentine
Chile
Ward
Huarte
Sovereiien Citizerhip
Huerta Wearing The End In Mexico Crisis
From Washington reports in the past 24 hours strengthen belief Huerta’s day in Mexico is drawing to a close. Officials foresee a rapid collapse of his power within days and anticipate his resignation any moment. Constitutionalists advance in Mexico City fuel hopes of his downfall. Rumors say Huerta may resign if water issues are settled. no official confirmation issued.
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Washington
Washingon
Huerta
Mexico
Mexico City
Refugee Committee Heads for Washington on Property Crisis
Telegraph reports from Galveston state a committee of about 5,000 American refugees will travel to Washington to press the government on Tampicole property left at mercy of Mexicans. A Galveston businessman with large interests is said to be involved, guiding efforts to secure aid and policy action.
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Worhington
Bay
Tampicole
Washington
Galveston
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Ap Amerian
Now &T
Galvence
Bradley A. Fiske Rear Admiral Named to Navy Boards
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske serves on Navy and Joint boards, adding senior officer oversight to strategic and administrative duties within the armed forces.
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Navy and
Joint Boards
Federales Fortify Saltillo Against Villa Forces
May 4 Saltillo Mexico Federales strengthen defenses as 1800 reinforcements join to bring garrison above 12000. Villa’s rebel advance widens toward Barro while General Vite moves troops from Torreon toward San Pedro de las Colonias amid rail disruption.
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Saltillo
Villa
Chihuahua
Mexico
Federale
Saltilio
Barro
Vite
Torreon
San Fedro
San Pedro
Monterey
Kedro
Army movements shift toward Saltillo and Tampico
Rebels report General Villa moves 18,000 troops toward Saltillo with a planned overland march from the current point to Monterey and Saltilo. Villistas claim Villa will focus on Saltillo while Generals Gonzales and Villuresl handle Tampico, leaving that area to them.
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Saltilo
Villa
Saltillo
Tampico
Generkis Gonzaleg
Villuresl
Consulate Sacked and Flags Burned Across Mexican Crisis
Reports from Washington detail Americans forced to leave Colima and revolts at Manzanillo with flag desecration. Consul Stadden recounts aid from British and German offices, while other items note pardons, German protection for refugees at Acapulco, and wounded Americans slowly recovering in Vera Cruz.
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Washington
Stadden
Manzanillo
San Diego
Cal
Maine
State Department
Mexico
Adolph Steff
Menzanillo
San Francisco
Four Arrests Made for Election Frauds in New York
In New York four sixth election district officials in the Twelfth assembly district were arrested on neglect of duty charges after indictments by a grand jury probing alleged fraud. Warrants issued for two more linked to the same district. Charles F. Murphy identified as Tammany leader. Admiral Peary notes ongoing Arctic work while European emigrants buy party tickets for U S travel rather than Greenland.
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New York
Mayo T
Whitman
William A. de Ford
Hesembly
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Additions Erend
Peary
Arctic
United States
Greenland
Herrick Seeks Republican U.S. Senate Nomination
From Columbus Ohio May 4 Myron T Herrick ambassador to France and former Ohio governor plans to pursue the Republican nomination for the U S Senate to replace Theodore Burton Friends say Herrick will return to Columbus to announce within two weeks Petitions will be circulated this week as state leaders weigh the bid
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Columbu
Myron T. Herrick
France
Ohio
United States
Theodore Burton
Herrick
Ghiooma
Mr. Herrick
Four Arrests In Fire Probe In Canton
Four men named Ross Mallott Charles H Booley Patrick Rafferty and Frank Saeley were arrested in Canton during the inquiry into the incendiary fire that damaged the J H Metain Manufacturing plant causing about 100000 dollars in losses. Mallott was a member of the local molders union which had called a strike at the McLain plant a month earlier.
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Canton
Ross Mallott
Charles H. Booley
Patrick Rafferty
Frank Saeley
J. H. Metain Manufacturing Company
Mallottie
McLain
Newman Candidate Seeks Democratic Nomination for Secretary of State
Columbia May 4 John Henry Newman state librarian for three years will seek the Democratic nomination for secretary of state. His opponent is Willie J. Berst, a member of the state mayoral board. Newman was the Democratic candidate last year.
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Columbia
John Henry Newman
Newman
Willie J. H
Columbus to vote on charter in upcoming election
Columbus voters face a likely decisive ballot on a proposed charter adopted under the state constitution home rule clause. If approved, the charter would take effect January 3, 1926, introducing a modified federal city government plan replacing the rejected commission-manager system.
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Columbus
Tomorres Goele
Bootlegger Fined 900 in Rose Liquor Case
Ashtabula May 4 Lewis G. Tubbs was fined 500 dollars and costs for selling liquor contrary to the Rose liquor law in probate court. This was his second offense after an earlier 1206 fine and costs. The report notes a bitter argument without proof of right.
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Ashtabula
Lewis G.tubbs
Po- Meo
Tubbs
General Sickles Dies After Long Illness in Provence
Major General Daniel Sickles, Civil War hero and statesman, dies at 9:30 PM in Dinbome Place after hemorrhages since March. He led Union forces at Gettysburg and Chancellorsville, married Theresa Polk, and later served as minister to Spain amid a history of estrangement from his wife.
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Gettysborg
New York
Daniel B. Sickies
Din Bome
Pitth Avenue
Father Avard
St Joseph's Church
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Gettgebure
Lincoln
Sickles
Longstreet
Stafford
Courthourse
Chancelloreville
Gettysburg
Peach Orchard Ridge
Lonestreet
Toledo and Chin Central Ind ministers in Huerta cabinet
Indeterminate text notes 200 men in Bucyrus car repair department and a licentiate Isteha Russo named minister of Sorelen affairs in Huerta cabinet to replace Portilio y Rojas retired. State board says Cleveland police case not sunk and convicts could be recognized under law. Saloons count from last fall will stay the same through next November license year.
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Toledo & Chin Central Ind
Bucyrus
Isteha Russo
Huerta
Portilio Y Rojas
Cleveland
Minute Molecules in Air Move Rapidly at Low Temp
A fragmentary science note states molecules are extremely numerous in a cable inch of air, about a sextillion. At freezing temperature they vibrate rapidly, about 1470 feet per second, with mean travel between collisions near 2.77e-4 meters. Collisions occur roughly one million times per second.
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Hach
Impeachment Talk Surrounds Colorado Strike Crisis
Denver May 4 with the Colorado National Guard facing court martial and civil trials for the Ludlow killings of two women and 11 children, impeachment plans loom. The legislature convened amid caucuses as women march to demand action, while orders disarm militia and miners shift arms to federal troops.
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Colorado National Guard
Denver
Colo
Colorado Nations Guard
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Itte
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Fitsgerald
Greto
Colorado Woman's Peace League
Ludlow
Chi Gren Txe
Garrison
United States Army
Colorado
Federel
Mourners Rally Over Rockefeller Death Spree Near 26 Broadway
May 4 report from New York describes mourners in front of the Stampmund building at 26 Broadway after John D Rockefeller II’s death. Bail granted for Maxie Gans linked to a claimed threat, pastor Willem Gamble notes Colorado service in street vicinity, as processions continue toward the Rockefeller estate at Pocantico.
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Broadway
New York
Upton Sinchard
John D. Rockefeller
Maxie Gans
Rockefeller
Willem Gamble
St. Stephen's Copal Church
Coytesville
N. J
Satie & Service
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