No Agreement Over Mexico Spreads Tense Border Talks
Marathon Texas reports Mexican bandits crossed into U S territory firing on civilians and soldiers as Generals Scott Funston and Obregon end two weeks of talks without consensus. US troops prepare patrols in New Mexico and Texas while Carranza tangled with demands to withdraw Pershing's columns.
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Merleas
Waa
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el Paso
Teras
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Funston
Obregon
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Channoun
Pershing
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Wuehan
Texas
America
George T. Langborns
Frederick W. Sibley
Dig Bead
Washington
Wilson
Lane
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Merlean
Carranzala
Carranza
Venustiino Carranza
General Obregon
Juan N. Amador
Nenerala
General Obrecon
General Funston
General Punston
German Chancellor Warns to Avoid Break With America
London reports May 5 secret Reichstag remarks attributed to Dr. Von Pethmann-Holmes urging cool, patriotic reason over sentimentality in Germany's war policy toward America. He says aim is victory, avoid provoking America, doubts submarine campaign alone can starve England, and warns against breaching ties with the United States. Floods in Capetown cause heavy losses following rains, with towns inundated and property damage reported.
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London
von Pethmann-Holmes
Genean
General Committee
Reichstag
Germany
America
Wireless Press
Oday
Potley
England
Tila Damaco
América
Capetown
Manleaty Lo & Life
Midland
Rattresde
Noestock
Lven
Asquith Aims Ireland Visit Amid Rising Rebel Tide
London May 1. Prime Minister Asquith travels to Dublin by the Irish Mail to assess mounting rebel threats in Ireland. In the Commons John Ditton denounces the government while Lansdowne hints disarmament for Ulster and Nationalists. The incident follows a Fermoy execution outside the pub, highlighting public upheaval and the need for proportional response.
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London
Pan
John Ditton
Dritiah Rate
House of Commons
Parnell
Tremler Asquith
Dublin
John S Maxwell
Lord Wimborne
Augusting Birrell
Mathew Nathan
Asquith
Slater
Seeley
All Ireland
Ulster
Nationallee
Edward Carsno
John Redmand
Dillon
Milout
Sequith
Triad 10
Rallse
Kent
Bubliis
Finances of the City Waterworks Reported for April
The April financial report shows expenditures over receipts by 45181.55 dollars. The deficit is largely due to the redemption of 25000 dollars in hand. A loan of 5000 dollars from the special tax fund aided the balance. Primary receipts came from water rentals and metered charges totaling above 6000 dollars.
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City Waterwerka Department
Frances Moore Leaders at Women’s National Services School
Frances Moore, a local leader, is shown not to be a mere butterfly as she pursues a satisfying role at the Women’s National Services School. The event highlights her influence and participation in local service leadership.
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Niss Frances Moore
Tspital
Women's National Services School
Sissa
Frances Moore
National Service School
Willard Will Be Site of Land Claim Hearing
Salt Lake May 15 T N Espe special agent in charge of hearings reports to the Utah office as Intervenor in a land dispute affecting Willard residents. The controversial strip east of Willard near the Great Salt Lake, about 400 acres valued at 59,000 to 100,000, is at issue with homesteaders expanding farms into the terrain since 1915. The Union Pacific Mailroad company asserts a right of way on the land. The case will be heard at Brigham City district entry once evidence and testimony are gathered.
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Salt Lake
T. N._ Espe
United States General and Office
Willard
Utah
Espe
Great Salt Lake
Caiiratien
Jean
Union Pacific Mailroad Company
Central Warath
Brigham
Real Estate Transfers in County Recorder Records
Real estate transfers list multiple filings with names Matilda Swenson and Arthur Trumbam for a southwest quarter in section 31, plus Albert D B to Joseph Koight in section details. Other entries include John H. Clark and wife to Willams Rated water rends ID, and Juitox A Smith to C J Mamghis with interrat on aay Tang. Total cash on hand noted as 20,311.43.
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County Recorder
Matilda
Swenson
Arthur Btrumbam
Wear
Ealt
Albert DB
Joseph Koight
Arction
Tenge
Eat Lake
Ronalderation
John H. Clark
Willams
Pons Talley, Jr
Townehlp
Hanaine
Sabi Sant Lake
Meridian
C. J. Mamghiis
Interrat
Aay Tang
Ogdes
Spectal
Socialists Shot by Germans and War Expenditures Report
A partially readable war era bulletin notes that three German officers and thirty soldiers, all Socialists, were shot in trenches. It records various disbursements including general expenses, salaries, and maintenance, with figures in pounds and dollars and mentions protests by Social Legal and others. Geneva notes show international concerns over warfare methods and a balance sheet snapshot.
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Agtealan’ Welle
Zimmer
Wald
Berng
Donde
Lewis
Casualties in Ireland Rebellion Reported by Premier Asquith
In the House of Commons on May 9 Premier Asquith cited that up to that date about 150 civilians were killed and 114 wounded in Ireland. The figures may rise as police lack precise casualty names. ministers noted difficulties in separating insurgents from civilians. The session also reported 73 people given penal servitude or six sentenced to prison at hard labor, with two more condemned to death but not carried out.
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Ireland
Asquith
Anquith
Lonton
Rom
Perdona Bate Bern
Harold
Tennant
Houses of Commons
United Kingdom
Howae of Commons
John Dilson
Dillon
Mexican Bandits Kill Texas Farmer Near Mercedes
A Texas farmer Meya-Carte Pagles was shot and killed late tonight in a field ten miles from the river near Mercedes. Four men, possibly Mexicans, fled toward the Mexican side as U S cavalry and local patrols hunted for them. Authorities feared cross border raids after a previous spike in border violence and ordered increased vigilance along the Rio Grande.
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Drowneville
Texas
Meya-Carte Pagles
Mercedes
Hlates
Naylea
Torder
Boretmen
Sesico
sPayiea
Tio Grande Calley
Balt Lake Teachers Get $50 Year Increase in Minimum Salary
Balt Lake board of education approved a $50 yearly rise for the minimum teacher salary, bringing it to $530 annually. The move followed Superintendent Christensen’s proposal against a $60 raise to avoid straining finances. George A. Eaton and N. Chita Fera were reemployed for a year, with salary increases from $2,809 to $3,000 and from $2,240 to $3,000 respectively. plans for a twelve-month term were approved, noting a new superintendent next year and continued duties for Eaton and Cald.
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Balt Lake
N. Chita
Fera
Faton
Child Waa
Buertelendent Christensen
Extonant
Caild
Ft le
Mrr. Eaton
School official appointments and salary increases approved
The board reemployed 23 West Siigh principals and Travis as East Siigh principal with a $100 annual raise. Miss Linbeth M. Quattrough and others were reengaged in supervisory roles with similar raises. The board set maximum elementary salary at 92 00 a seat and adopted the proposed schedule largely unchanged.
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Child
L. M. Glannaa
West Siigh
Travis
East Siigh
Eee
Linbeth M. Quattrough
Batue
Biro
Christensen
Heavy Guns in Action in France Reported
From Lonton May 11 infantry actions in the Verdupagalo region give way to heavy artillery bombardment aimed at French positions in Cablette wood and on the right bank of the Meuse. Front fighting also features Belgian and British actions with continued mutual bombardments and artillery duels along the line. Across the Western Front Russians and Germans exchange bombardments at multiple points while Austrians and Tartana see similar activity on the Alpine front. German reinforcement around Kondaedrangt is noted as they advance on the British, though commanders claim troops are adequate to meet the threat.
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Wentern Ine
Tabtana
Australialise
Kondaedrangt
East Afdea
British Commander. However, Saye
Tetanus Death Of Boy From Broken Arm Injury
Charles Carroll Sullivan, 17, died in a Salt Lake hospital from tetanus after a tree fall April 29 at 10 East First South. A compound arm fracture led to infection and death at 240 o'clock yesterday forenoon. He was the son of Mr and Mrs J D Sullivan of Ogden.
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Salt Lake
Charles Carroll Sullivan
Str
Mra
J. D. Sullivan
East First South Direct
Jn. Ogdenlone
All Hallows College Star Remains In Baltimore
On July 15 1898 fadtived in Balt Jaks nearly all his life and attended All Hallows college. He was a bright student and active teacher, won a college athletics medal, and played baseball. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at St Mary's cathedral with Father Eulliran and Father Maples delivering sermons.
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Balt Jaks
Hadlows College
Colege
St. Mary's Cathedral
The
Ney
Eulliran
All Hallows College
Masa
George
Maples
Ten Tons of Beluga Skins for Shoes
Beattle Washington May 11 Ten tons of beluga skins from the Bering Sea are being shipped to eastern shoe factories to be made into white aboshe. The hunted beluga in Bering Sea and Cook Inlet fuels fashion trends. Inner skin is used and can yield fine feathers by spitting. Glove factories seek deluge sexing.
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Beattle
Waab
Bering Sea
Eastern Shoa
Cook Inlet
JURY DISAGREES IN MURDER TRIAL
The jury trying Dan Crafton for the murder of Charlea Daley in Marbleton could not agree after twelve hours of deliberation. They hung on whether to acquit or convict of manslaughter, and the case will go before a new jury next term.
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Kemmerer
Wye
May L
Dan Crafton
Charlea Daley
Marbleton
Crattons
Reynolde
Cratton
Crafton
Canal submarine bases urged for Panama Canal
Washington May 11 The Secretaries Mantels and Baker with Panama Canal authorities urge Congress to appropriate 12 755 405 for submarine bases at the Panama Canal to be ready at earliest practicable date The secretary of the navy calls the bases essential and Secretary Baker urged action in the House.
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I Mantels
Baker
Panama Canal
Coogresa
Secretary of the Navy
Taker
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