Anarchy in Mexico City as Riots Rock Capital
In Mexico City a 2,500 strong mob clashed with rurales and mounted police leaving two dead and about fifty injured. Rioters seized nine street cars, smashed windows, and used debris as fortifications while guards were posted to protect the national palace. Soldiers of the liberation army patrolled in civvies with revolvers, under Almazan, amid ongoing fears of further unrest and political moves by General Reyes.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Santa Julia
Dean Fuller
Bolivar Street
National Palace
Santa Juliaistrict
Southern Army of Liberation
Juan al- Mazan
Ajusco
Almazan
San Carlos
Maderist
Bernardo Reyes
Reyes
Weather Summary for State and Local Area
Fair tonight and Tuesday with continued high temperatures. At High School Observatory the Sunday high reached 93 degrees at 2 pm and the low 66 at 42 minutes past the hour. Monday’s high was 84 at 11:30. Barometer high and falling. Rain totals: Saturday 1.74 inches and Sunday 0.36 inches.
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High School Observatory
Will Pay Tribute to Cardinal Gibbons Tuesday
Baltimore June 5 prominent men will gather at the Fifth Regiment Armory to pay homage to Cardinal James Gibbons on the golden jubilee of his priesthood and silver jubilee of his cardinalate. The event marks a unique, broad nonsectarian public celebration of the nation’s leading church figure.
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National News Association
Baltimore
United States
Himn
Fifth Regiment Armory
America
James
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons Revered Figure Draws Baltimore Gala
Baltimore hosts a remarkable gathering as Cardinal Gibbons attracts national figures and crowds. The city basks in reverence for his eminence while officials, presidents, and notable leaders converge ahead of his appearance. The event underscores his broad influence across faiths and politics.
Moore Divorce Granted Over Lack of Support
In Wayne circuit court George B. Moore admitted failing to support his wife Emma M. Moore for two years, citing indifference. The couple, living apart since 1896, but under one roof at South Fourth Street, saw Emma awarded a divorce after testimony from both sides. Emma had supported herself as a seamstress.
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Emma M. Moore
George B. Moore
Wayne Circuit
Fox
South Fourth Street
Montana Direct Primaries Meant by Legislative Commission
Helena June 5 The legislative commission appointed by Governor Norris to draft a bill for direct primaries met in Helena to organize and begin its labors The measure would nominate candidates for all elective offices including United States senators If approved by a majority in both houses the Governor would call a special session to enact the law.
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National News Association
Helena
Mont
Legislative Commission
Norris
United States
Robbed Grandma and Looming Trust Probe
A teen, Howard Hunt, 17, faced Mayor Zimmerman charged with grand larceny for stealing $100 from his 70 year old grandmother, Mrs Anna Bearman. Police say he forced open a writing desk to take the money. Hunt's history includes threats with a revolver and alleged abuse of his grandmother. A separate Chicago federal grand jury began investigating the Lumber trust with over 200 subpoenas, aiming to uncover price fixing and boycotts. Weyerhauser-Hines employees are to testify as the government targets Edw. Hines in particular.
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Anna Bearman
North
Howard Hunt
Zimmerman
Hunt
Bearman
Westenberg
Yingling
Gorman
National News Association
Chicago
Lumber Trust
Federal Court
Weyerhauser-Hines
Boston Remembers Its Soldier Dead Memorial Day
Memorial exercises in Boston Indiana were led by Judge H C Fox and Judge L C Abbott. Veterans and residents heard addresses, musical selections, and a cemetery grave decoration ceremony completed before a storm.
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Boston
Ind
H. C. Fox
L. C. Abbott
Catholic laymen meet in Boston for charity conference
The national conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul began in Boston with about 400 delegates. Topics included Preventive Charity in the forenoon session led by Thomas W. Hynes of Brooklin and John Rea of Philadelphia. The meeting continues through Wednesday.
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National News Association
Boston
National Conference
The
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Thomas W. Hynes
Brooklin
John Rea
Philadelphia
East End Market Moves to Seventeenth and Main Streets
The East End Market will sit on Seventeenth and Main streets after the board of works sold the former site between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. President Hammond backs consolidating markets, while City Clerk Baltz Bescher suggests buying vacant Eleventh and Main lots for a city market and repurposing the old market house for hay grain and city express use. Plans call for a cement alley south of Main between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Load-in for a new engine requires North Second street repairs due to large potholes, and the board has not yet decided on street actions.
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East End
Seventeenth
Main Streets
Board of Works
Fifteenth
Seventeenth Street
Hammond
South Side
Richmond
Baltz Bescher
Eleventh and
Main Street
Tenth
North Second Street
Johnson
Gas Leak Causes Overcome Man in South Ninth Street Home
W. M. Penny of the third Square on South Ninth Street was overcome by gas from a defective instantaneous heater in the bathroom on Sunday. He revived by Monday and returned to work. his wife heard him collapse when she entered, the door broken open by neighbors. He suffered nausea and a severe headache after revival.
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W. M. Penny
Third Square
South Ninth Street
Mr. Penny
Directors to Meet
The regular meeting of the board of directors of the Commercial Club will be held this evening. Several matters of importance will be discussed.
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The
Commercial Club
Taft Speech Stirs Opposition to Canadian Reciprocity Bill
President Taft faces stern Senate resistance as his Chicago speech targets opponents of the Canadian reciprocity bill. Northwest farmers and other senators push back against motives cited by the President, threatening delay and possible defeat. Hearings continue. Penrose aims for a committee agreement before adjournment, with extensive debate anticipated in the Senate.
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National News Association
Washington
McCumber
Gallinger
Smoot
Hepburn
Bailey
Senate Committee On Finance
Herman Ridder
New York
American Newspaper Association
Ridder
Taft
Chicago
Northwest
Senate Finance Commission
White House
Senator Stone
New York State
Penrose
Senate
Clarence Funk Grows Desperate Amid Shadowing Threats
Chicago June 5 Clarence Funk manager of International Harvester says detectives have shadowed him since he testified that Edward Hines funded the 100000 corruption scheme that bought William Lorimer’s seat. He has armed himself to deter followers and worries about kidnapping plots as three men trailed him from Chicago to New York and Washington.
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National News Association
Chicago
Edward Hines
William Lorimer
United States
Clarence
Funk
International Harvester Company
New York
Washington
Erie Street
Disallowed Claim Against Estate Faces Circuit Court
Dr L G Bowers claim for 159 for professional services against the estate of late Charlotte Brown has been disallowed by the Ad se be pape deari and will be contested in circuit court if the claim is pressed by the physician.
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L. G. Bowers
Charlotte Brown
Pape Deari
Tornado Rips Fountain City Area Causing Heavy Losses
Reports from Fountain City Indiana and surrounding area describe a severe tornado late Sunday afternoon causing extensive damage. Crops and property suffered heavy losses including damaged wheat cherries drowned poultry and blown down trees. A baptism ceremony was interrupted as the storm unleashed high winds water and an electric display.
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Fountain City
Ind
Samuel Barnes
Lynn
Thore
Lon Boren
Wade Curry
Storm in Preble Co claims wide county damage
A cyclonic storm struck Preble County Ohio Sunday evening causing hundreds of dollars in damage. Telephone lines were knocked out across a six by twenty mile belt. Buildings were overturned and trees uprooted. A buggy with a young couple near West Alexandria was reportedly lifted and dropped without injury. In Eaton the lighting plant halted operations to prevent electrocution risk. Additional reports cite a lightning strike near Centerville Indiana destroying a barn with horses and equipment valued around $2,000. Further damage to livestock and crops reported in nearby Chester and Smithfield Indiana with hail and heavy rain damaging oats wheat and corn. details continued on Page Eight.
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West Alexandria
Gratis
Orville Boor
Eaton Lighting Company
Marshal C. A. Bunting
Centerville
Ind
Joseph Kempton
Here
Kempton
Richmond
John Elason
Smithfield
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Cardinal
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Preble CO
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