Wilson Outlines Mexican Policy In New York
President Wilson states he will not lift the band on Mexico until the land question is settled by constitutional means, favoring a just distribution of land and an orderly government. The interview outlines his aim to keep Mexico intact, oppose foreign exploitation, and pursue reforms benefiting the masses amid Huerta's elimination. Details mention signals from the Saturday Evening Post interview and a related military report from Zertuche and Paredon amid Villa’s actions.
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New York
Wilon
Wilson
Saturday Evening Post
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Parke Killing Details By Huerta Men Reported
War Department received affidavit alleging Private Samuel Parke in United States uniform was executed by Mexican soldiers near Vera Cruz. Report ties incident to armistice breach and potential U S mediation demands. Also notes Huerta’s resignation denial and possible removal via mediation. Cyclone devastates Musquiz Coahuila killing sixteen and destroying property and livestock.
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Parke
War Department
Washington
Secretary of War
Samuel Parke
Vera Cruz
Mere
Parks
United States
Huerta
Exemption battle over labor in anti trust bill Reuters
President Wilson would veto the Clayton anti trust measure if it ever exempts labor from Sherman act prosecutions. Key legislators deny formal notice yet, while labor leaders press to shield unions from antitrust action. The issue shapes clerical support and party strategy as Congress weighs the proposal.
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Washington
Wilson
Noaoe
Representative Lowlx
Maryland
Spolomman
Organized Labor
Senate
Lewis
Mediation Sought by Colorado Delegation Over Coal Strike
Washington on May 21 with two Colorado representatives pressing mediation as the only feasible settlement for the coal strike. Representative Seldonridge urged submitting the factions to a commission, noting Congress might approve mediators and expenses if public opinion in Colorado supports the approach.
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Washington
Colorado
Seldonridge
Congress
Blind Pupil Tragedy in Scioto River at Ohio School
In Columbus on May 21 A W Collins 24 supervisor of the state school for the blind waded into the Scioto River near the penitentiary to try to save two blind pupils. Fred Windel 17 of Akron and John Wellver 17 of Toledo drowned after being dragged under. Police recovered their bodies as 18 to 20 pupils watched.
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Columbus
A. W. Collins
State School For the
Scioto
Fred
Windel
Akron
John Wellver
Toledo
Vicms
Little Miami Bridge
Zindel
Wealver
Acid Attack Incident in Detroit Woman Found Mentally Distressed
A Detroit man, August Neit hart, 75, jailed after allegedly throwing acid at his wife, Gare Gartner. The incident followed a report of mental distress, with Gartner sustaining a slight burn. Police investigated the painful event and charged Neit hart with assault.
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Petiner
August Neithart
Detroit
Hare
Gue Gartner
Neidhart
Gare Bly
Cohan Coat Company Announces Retirement Plan
The Cohan Coat Company of Cleveland, a major overstors in Tuacarawan County, announced retirement for the Seleon Account of the and veren the Proportion will be leased and oval operators.
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Cohan Coat Company
Cleveland
Tuacarawan County
Seleon
Cox Lays Cornerstone at McLain High School
Goserror Cox laid the cornerstone of the McLain high school in Greenfield with a large crowd attending on a hot day. The completed building will honor donor EB L McLain and cost nearly 256000 dollars with modern features.
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Greenfield
Goserror Cox
McLain High School
EB. L. McLain
Typhoid Fever Outbreak Baffles Town Authorities
Canal Dover reports an epidemic with 32 typhoid cases as health officials seek the source. State authorities are urged to assist in determining cause and preventing further spread.
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Canal Dover
Struck at Crossing Kills Cincinnati Man in Rail Incident
In Cincinnati Ohio on May 21 Matthew Hill 60 of Hyde Park was killed when struck at Fenon givants railroad tracks by a fuel train. Hill's wagon horse broke loose and escaped while the live stock and Hill perished. He was a farmer from Plainville.
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Clntinnati
Fenon Givants
Matthew Hill
Hyde Park
Hill
Hui
Plainville
Elder Morgan the Master Mind in New Haven Finance
Washington May 21 Charles Mellen ex president of the New Haven railroad adds to the financing tale of the New Haven system. He cites instances showing J P Morgan influence and describes Morgan aided moves including Morgan control of the Worcester Nashua Rhode Island railroad for Boston and Maine without board approval. He notes New Haven paid 19 to 20 million for Rhode Island trolley concerns now costing vast losses and twice their value. Aldrich and Billard figures loom as the Boston and Maine stock mystery deepens.
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Washington
Charles @. Mellen
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Worcester, Nashue & Rhode Inland Railroad
Boston & Maine
Mellen
Heston & Maine
Rhode Island
Ford
Mollen
Nelson W. Aldrich
Polk
Consolidated Railway Company
Melton
Folk
John J. Billard
Billard
Massachusetts
Fillard
New Haven Board of Directors
Tim
Live Stock and Grain Markets Across Cities
Grain and cattle prices flow through Chicago Cleveland Pittsburg and Cincinnati with mixed heavy and feeder cattle notes, calves, wethers and lambs listed. Receipts show cattle counts and lamb figures across multiple markets while wheat corn oats and other grains trade with regional price points and market activity.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Dome
Butebar Sears
Nelfers
Moe
Cort
Milchers
Epriugere
Wethers
Cattin
Anc
Aineep
Inika
Pittsburg
Reerigts
Mattie
Owen
Cincinnati
Mayot Castle
Sheen
Roosevelt Opens Progressive Conference at Oyster Bay
Colonel Roosevelt hosts Progressive leaders at Oyster Bay New York May 21 to discuss party future and strategy. He criticizes payment to Colombia and insists United States coastwise ships should have free passage through the Panama Canal. Roosevelt plans to meet party figures for ten days before sailing for Spain, signaling continued political focus.
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Colonel Su
United States
Panama
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
George W. Perkins
Spain
Garfield
Garford
Ohio
Walter Brown
National
Progressive Party
Dyster Bay
Colombia
Panama Canal
Charles 8. Mellem
New Haven Railroad
Boston & Maine
Head of Phone Merger to Lead Ohio Consolidation
Columbus Ohio May 21 Samuel G McMeen president of the Columba Railway Power and Light company will head the proposed consolidation of Ohio independent telephone companies. Organization of the new corporation to be known as the Ohio State Telephone Company with capitalization over 22,000,000 will cause J P Morgan Company to withdraw from Ohio telephone business and place control and management in Ohio men.
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Columbus
Samuel Gmcmeen
Columba Railway, Power and Light Company
Ohie Independent Telephone Companies
Obie State Telephone Company
J. P. Morgin & Company
Ohio
Fire Claims Family Death in St Louis Apartment Blaze
A fire claimed the lives of Mrs. Roveccs Walt and her two children Morris and Lajtie in a St Louis, Missouri apartment. The blaze injured others and prompted police and fire responders to investigate the overnight tragedy. Authorities have not released further details on causes or exact times.
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Zertuche
Juarex
Picho Villas
Lite Benevades
Federale
Bald
Paredon
Battleground
Saltillo
Revels
Villa
Juares
Osorno
Niagara Faille
M Pano
Tex
Musquiz
Coahuila
Niagara Falls
Suet Bryan Lehmann & Ware
Protas
Canada
Joseph R. Lamar
Cox
Elder Morgan
Mellen Ades
Aldrich
Fine Uawaniac
Arman
Eld
Benator Pererene
Ghlo
Ceylon
Avril
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