Mediation Talks In Mexican Crisis Postponed In Niagara
Open ing of negotiations by South American mediators at Niagara Falls to resolve the Mexican crisis is postponed until May 2. Presidents and delegates reviewed reports in Washington as Mexican delegates fail to arrive. The delay is not politically charged, officials say.
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Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
Ontario
State Department
Wilson
Niavara Falls
Lehmann
Lamar
Dodge
Washington
White House
Mexico
United States
Bryan
Logs Island
Huerta Delegates Depart St Augustine for Jacksonville
Huerta delegates left St Augustine Florida this afternoon bound for Jacksonville and declined to be interviewed.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Huerta
Jacksonville
Two Men Hanged After Mutual Accusations
New Westminster authorities hanged Herman Hebrens of San Bernardino and Frank Davis after they murdered policeman James Archibald. On the scaffold they each blamed the other for firing the fatal shot as they divided burglary spoils.
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New Westminster
B. C
Herman Hebrens
San Bernardino
Cal
Frank Davis
James Archibald
Archibald
Rebels Close In On City Near Vera Cruz
Credible reports from Mexico City say federals at Pilojoa eighteen miles south of the capital were attacked yesterday by Zapatistas. The rebels were later routed but the engagement shows their advance toward the capital.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Pilojoa
Zapatistas
May Wheat Prices Reported in Chicago Trade
Chicago May wheat prices closed at 96 cents a bushel on May 15 with unsettled trading patterns.
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Chicago
Ill
Militant suffragettes sentenced in London disturbance
London May 15 General Flora Drummond and Mrs Dacre Fox were sentenced to one month in prison for disturbin g the peace by objections to Sir Edward Carson and Lord Lansdowne. They refused to post bond for six months and were dragged to cells amid shrieks.
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London
Flora Drummond
Dacre Fox
Oime
Sir Edward Carson
Lord Lansdowne
Explosion blows up Rubber Plant in Detroit killing ten
Ten men die and three injured when a Mexican Crude Rubber company plant explodes in Detroit on May 15. Gasoline is blamed as the cause. one body was thrown through a wall and a vat of molten rubber reportedly exploded. About twenty five employees were present. eleven survived.
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Detroit
Mich
Rifle Fire at Ludlow Tent Colony During Strike
Denver May 14 Rifle fire was directed at the Ludlow tent colony by state troops in the late afternoon of April 20 after hours of battle. Capt Linderfelt and Lt Bigelow testified no soldiers entered the camp before the blaze started and no looting occurred. They said women and children were removed earlier and some were rescued from a pit under a tent. The UMWA refused to testify and did not send witnesses.
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Denver
Ludlow
T. C. Linderfelt
M. C. Bigelow
Patrick J. Hamrock
Linderfelt
Bigelow
United Mine Workers of America
District Policy Committee
E. A. Smith
English Golf Contests Won By English
Sandwich May 15 John Graham Junior of the Bo Liverpool Golf club won the St George champion grand challenge cup with 146 strokes for 36 holes Jerome Travers finished eighth on the final list Franck Outim placed thirteenth and Charles W Evans Jr tied for fourteenth with eight others
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Sandwich
John Graham Junior
Bo Liverpool Golf Club
Jerome D. Travers
Franck Outim
Charles W. Evans, Jr
Leich Wins Women’s Golf Championship at Hunstanton
Cecile Leich defeats Gladys Ravenscroft two holes up with one to play to claim the women’s golf championship at Hunstanton England on May 15.
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Hunstanton
Eng
Mise Cecile Leich
Gladys Ravenscroft
United States
Two Men Charged in String of Regional Burglaries
Sheriff Lowry reported the capture of a second suspect in Centennial Valley Montana as deputies pursue two men named William Kidd and Columbus Bingham linked to a wave of burglaries. Kidd was arrested at the Idaho Falls post office and Bingham at a Montana sheep camp. Aware citizens and an identified wife aided the investigation, with more details expected to emerge as officers anticipate clearing additional cases including a rock through a Toggery window and thefts totaling $47 plus clothing.
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Lowry
Centennial Valley
Montana
Gene Taylor
Idaho Packing Company
Pocatello
William Kidd
Columbus Bingham
Kidd
Idaho Falls
Lish
Bingham
Damage Suit Draws Ashton Residents To Salt Lake
Abbie Garrett and others sue Short Line for 30000 damages over a Yellowstone Flyer collision last fall. Eight riding in a wagon were aboard near Chester when two or three died. witnesses have traveled to Salt Lake and will later view the accident site in Ashton on a special train.
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Ashton
Salt Lake
Abbie Garrett
Chester
Bank Officials Charged with Forgery in Radcliffe
Eldora Iowa May 15 Henry D Himmell president and John F B Himmell cashier of the Farmers Bank at Radcliffe were arrested today on forgery charges as the private bank was closed yesterday.
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Eldora
Towa
Henry D. Himmell
John FB. Himmell
Farmers Bank
Radcliffe
Wants Man from the Middle West for Federal Reserve Board
Washington reports Harry A. Wheeler, Chicago vice president of Continental Trust, declined a board seat due to business ties. The president must fill two vacancies, designate a governor and vice governor, and considers fifteen candidates including a middle western pick from Chicago or St Louis, plus a New England choice. One candidate will be a Republican.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Continental Trust Company
Middle West
St. Louis
New England
Bandits Hold Up Oriental Limited Train Near Rondo
In Montana two bandits stopped Great Northern passenger train No. 1 near Rondo. They detached the baggage and mail car and dynamited the door but gained nothing as mail had moved earlier. Conductor W H Price was forced to uncouple the cars and dropped a lantern breaking the electric cable, putting out the lights. The mail clerk and baggage agent escaped unharmed.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
Rondo
Mont
W. H. Price
Oregon Voters Choose in Oregon Primary Election
Portland Oregon May 15 voters in Oregon select candidates in Democratic Republican and Progressive contests for one U S senator three U S representatives and full state and county tickets. Forecast fair weather suggests a heavy turnout before polls close at 8 pm tonight.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
United States
Patricide son to share in million-dollar estate
New York on May 15 reports the will or plan of General Hiram Duryea killed by his son Chester. The million-dollar estate will be divided equally among his three children, with the patricide sharing the payout alongside his brother and sister per friends informed of the disposition.
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New York
Hiram Duryea
Chester
Romantic Teck family saga linked to Canada governorship
London May 15 The selection of Prince Alexander of Teck to govern Canada brings the Teck family’s romantic origins into focus. Descended from a morganatic marriage, the Tecks later yielded Queen Mary and link to George II, while the elder son could inherit the throne if he lives.
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London
Prince Alexander of Teck
Mary
Duke of Connaught
Canada
House of Teck
Teck
Great Britain
Prince Alexander of
Hohenstein
Count of
Duke of Cambridge
Wales
President designates 230 acre Tongass tract as Klawak reservation
By executive order the president reserved 230 acres in Tongass national forest Alaska. The Klawak reservation will be used by the federal bureau of education and by the Klawak Indians.
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Washington
Tongass National Forest
Alaska
Klawak Reservation
Federal Bureau of Education
Mexican gunboats and tug Tampico head for Puerto Mexico
Reports from Washington on May 15 say the Mexican gunboats Saragoza and Bravo and the tug Tampico, which left Tampico yesterday, followed by an American gunboat and two destroyers, are expected to reach Puerto Mexico tomorrow. Federals abandoned the gunboat Vera Cruz in the Pauneo river.
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Washington
Badger
Bravo
Tampico
Puerto Mexico
Vera Cruz
Pauneo River
Becker Trial Witness Harry Wallon Testimony Stalwart
New York May 15 Harry Wallon confesses lying on many occasions about the Rosenthal murder but maintains his core account of the events leading to the crime. The defense fails to discredit the essential details of his testimony in the Becker case.
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New York
Harry Wallon
Jack’ Rose
Herman Rosenthal
Charles Becker
Youth kills three in Trenton home tragedy
In Trenton Ohio on May 15 Mrs. Dennis Massey and her two children Robert and Mary were found murdered in their home. Police started investigations into a triple homicide with no immediate suspect disclosed.
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Trenton, O
Dennis Massey
Robert
Mary
Youthful suspect confesses to Massy murders in Ohio
In Chicago on May 15 an 18 year old, Early Beard, confessed to killing Robbert Massy and two Massy sons at Ironton Ohio yesterday. He claimed work for them, a dispute, and that Massy tried to kill him before Beard clubbed the trio and cut their throats.
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Chicago
Early Beard
Massies
Ironton
Ohio
Massy
Roosevelt health prompts no public welcome in New York
Family requests no public reception for Colonel Roosevelt on his arrival in New York next week due to health concerns. A yacht may meet the steamer and escort him to Oyster Bay, with any reception to be arranged after his arrival.
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New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Class Day Splendor At Stanford University
Stanford seniors celebrated class day with a formal plate dedication in the inner triangle and a reception hosted by President and Mrs. John Casper Branner. Fashionable spreads by individuals and clubs highlighted the day.
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Stanford
Palo Alto
Cal
Stanford University
John Casper Branner
Umpire Frary Goes to Federals
Seattle May 15 Ralph Frary Northwestern league umpire who was to work yesterday's game left for the east after signing with the Federals. It is believed Frary received fifteen hundred dollars in advance money.
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Seattle
Ralph Frary
Federals
Frary
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