Mazatlan Sealed as War Feud Binds Americans
Refugees report about a thousand Americans penned up in Mazatlan by Mexican gunboats in the harbor and a ring of rebels on land. Railway links are severed and communications to Washington cut. Peace talks planned at a neutral site with limited access for officials tomorrow morning.
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Douglas
Guamas
Mexico
Mazatlan
Washington
el Paso
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Francisco Carbajal
District Attorney Focuses on Harp Killing in Dietz Case
Hayward Wis May 3 District Attorney S J Williams opened in the case of John Dietz wife and son Leslie for the murder of Oscar Harp stating the state would limit its case to the Harp killing and would not pursue earlier troubles involving Dietz.
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Hayward
Wis
S. J. Williams
John Dietz
Leslie
Oscar Harp
Harp
Dietz
Taft Opens Third National Peace Congress in Baltimore
President Taft opened the third national peace congress at the Lyric in Baltimore with a full crowd present. Cardinal Gibbons Secretary of War Dickinson Andrew Carnegie and Senator Gore of Oklahoma were among the platform participants.
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Baltimore
Taft
Cardinal Gibbons
Dickinson
Andrew Carnegie
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Stanley Resolution Moves U S Steel Trust Inquiry
Washington May 3 the house rules committee voted to report favorably the Stanley resolution creating a nine member special committee to investigate the United States Steel corporation for alleged trust practices.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Committee On Rules
House
Stanley
May Wheat Close in Chicago Trade
May wheat finished at 88 34 in Chicago on May 3 as trading concluded.
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Chicago
Cold wave moves from Alaska into eastern states
A harsh weather system that began in Alaska has moved east across the lake region and the mid Atlantic to New England. Frost is forecast to linger tonight and extend as far south as northern North Carolina and Memphis Tennessee with no immediate relief expected.
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Washington
Alaska
Lake
Middle Atlantic States
New England
North Carolina
Memphis
Tenn
Congressional inquiry urged into woolen trust
Representative Francis of Ohio Democrats asked today for a nine member committee to investigate the Woolen company of Boston amid reports of an alleged woolen trust.
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Warnes
Francis
Ohio
Ben
Oe Woolen Company
Boston
Idaho Sheepmen Pay Uncle Sam for Illegal Grazing
Edward Newman and two herders Sam Seifert and William Wallace were fined in a federal court for grazing four bands of sheep on the Portneuf division of the Pocatello national forest. Newman paid 175 for feed value plus 100 in punitive damages, with each herder fined 25 and costs as part of a settlement awaiting official DOJ approval. The case follows a Supreme Court ruling upholding forest service rules and marks a probable end to illegal grazing in Idaho forests.
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Edward Newman
Federal Reserve
Idaho
United States District Court
Department of Justice
Washington
Sam Seifert
William Wallace
Portneuf
Pocatello National Forest
Newman
United States Supreme Court
Forest Service
National Forests of
Elks Plan Fine Home in Pocatello Mission and Membership Drive
The Elks held a busy session planning a new lodge building in Pocatello aided by life memberships paid monthly to fund construction. A membership class committee led by Rh N Stockslager will propose a new membership program and report next meeting. A baseball team committee chaired by J D Freeman was formed to arrange games with Idaho Falls Twin Falls Ogden and other lodges.
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Elks
Life
Poca- 0
Rh. N. Stockslager
Order of Elks
J. D. Freeman
Idaho Falla
Twin Falls
Ogden
Prospect
Pocatello Elks Propose Plan to Save Starving Elk
Pocatello Lodge No. 674 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks approved a plan to buy up elk feeding grounds in northeastern Wyoming and Idaho to preserve the species. A six-member committee from Pocatello and Idaho Falls would draft resolutions to present to the Grand Lodge in Atlantic City and at the July meeting. The idea envisions spending about 200000 to acquire ranches and create protected winter feed, with support from local settlers and cooperation with state laws.
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Pocatello Lodge No
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge of
Order
Wyoming
Idaho
National Park
Grand Lodge
F. W. Dice
R. O. Graham
H. J. Petersen
Atlantic City
Idaho Falls
Order of Elks
Elks of Pocatello
Elk Territory
Flouris
Elks of
Pocatello
Pocatello Lodge
Society For the Preservation of the
Glen
Grand Lodge of Elks
Sum to swell a building fund during the summer
A neat sum will be realized during the summer to help swell the building fund.
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Lke
Parker elected president general of SAR at Louisville
Louisville May 3 Dr Moses Greely Parker of Lowell Massachusetts was elected president general of the Sons of the American Revolution today on William A Marble of New York as president general designate.
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Louisville
Moses Greely Parker
Lowell
Mass
The
Sons of the American Revolution Today
William A. Marble
New York
Hung Jury Reported in Glover Will Contest
Cambridge authorities report a hung jury in the supreme court as the panel deliberates over the Clarence F. Glover will dispute. The undecided verdict leaves the outcome of the will contest unresolved and awaiting further court action.
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Cambridge
Supreme Court
Lence
Clarence F. Glover Will
Fort Hall irrigation project promises water by June first
Major Granville reports two indictments of white slavers are irrelevant. The Fort Hall irrigation project will deliver water to the lands of the Fort Hall tract by June 1. The mammoth Blackfoot river storage reservoir is 17 miles long and six miles wide, rapidly filling with snowmelt and set to reach capacity by July. Canal repairs from last winter floods are complete and no delays are expected.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
John J. Granville
Blackfoot River
Mammoth
Granville
Cleveland Manager James McGuire Resigns
James G. McGuire resigns as manager of the Cleveland American club to C. W. Somers. He cites disappointment with the team’s performance this season. Captain Stovall will assume command until a new manager is chosen.
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Cleveland
James G. McGuire
Cleveland American Baseball Club
C. W. Somers
McGuire
Stovall
Deadlock at Denver Senate Ballot Seen May 3
Denver reports no results on today's senatorial ballot Ammons led the anti Speer vote as results stalled in the capital city race
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Denver
Ammons
Allotments to Indians Progress Report by Special Agent Sams
Special Agent Sams reports 2000 irrigated and about 100 grazing land allotments completed this season. He and his surveyor worked through winter and now issue about 70 allotments daily. He is in town as a witness in a grand jury case involving two Indian boys who burglarized his Ross Fork home.
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Sams
Federal Grand Jury
Ross Fork
Department of the Interior
Inkom
Chesterfield
Kwan Ha Ray
C. C. Ostrander
Ray
Ogden
Pocatello
Madeline Flake Baker
Ostrander
Baker
Carl Rash
Rash
R. M. Terrell
Grand
Reform School
Paul Weidebalm
Henry Giisehen
Big Springs
Targhee National Forest
Beemer
St. Anthony
Shoe Trust Alleged to Grip U S Footwear Industry
Washington May 3 hearing before the Senate committee on finance on the Canadian reciprocity bill heard a declaration that a shoe trust controls the entire U S footwear industry. West manufacturers testified that they are at the mercy of the United Shoe Manufacturing Company of Boston.
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Washington
United States
Senate Committee On Finance
United Shoe Manufacturing Company of
Boston
Terry Shot by Accident at Royal Exchange Saloon
William Terry, former manager of the Royal Exchange saloon, was accidentally shot in the abdomen last night while handling an automatic pistol at a resort in the restricted district. The bullet entered the left side, near the spinal column, and he was taken to the Commercial hotel for treatment. condition described as serious but not fatal. Terry had recently returned from Salt Lake.
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William Terry
Royal Exchange
South First Avenue
Lewis, Street
Terry
Salt Lake
Revolt Dying Down in China and Shanghai
A cablegram received reports China is calming after a rebellious outbreak. Details describe a general downturn in hostilities amid the ongoing international situation, with Shanghai showing signs of reduced tension as authorities move to restore order.
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London
Shanghai
China
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