Funeral services for William Glasmann held at 2 o'clock
Funeral services for William Glasmann were set for 2 PM with a cortege leaving the home at 10. The body lay in state from 9 to 11 AM. Telegrams of condolence came from Senator Reed Smoot and Melville E. Stone among others. Interment in Ogden City Cemetery followed at the Tabernacle with Masons and Knights of Pythias in attendance.
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Mexicans Plan Further Raids on the American Border Towns
Bao Antonio Texas May 1. Information indicates a plan to resume raids across the international border. General Funston will study reorganizing the border patrol with the Thirteenth Infantry from New York to reinforce Brownsville area amid ongoing bandit activity near Progress and Boquillas.
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Taft Appears In Riggs Case
Washington May 17 President Taft appeared to lay in the per jury aura of three officers of the Riggs National Bank as a character witness for C. C. Glover one of the indicted men Taft said he had known Glover for 26 years and considered his reputation for honesty and character excellent He recalled his father and George W Tiggs were Yale classmates and asked if Taft had carried an account in the Riggs bank He replied Such as I had and laughed with the court and spectators
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White goods firm faces bankruptcy filing in New York
In New York on May 15 an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court against Mills and Gilb, a major white goods import and jewelry firm. Creditors claim liabilities around 2,000,000 dollars as the company, though solvent, is financially strained.
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Police to Disarm Panama Police Under Accord
Washington reports the Panama police will no longer carry rifles after an accord between Panamanian and American authorities following clashes with U S troops. Officers will be allowed to carry aide arms under terms of the agreement.
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Panama
Submarine K-2 Collides With Steamer off Delaware Breakwater
Washington reports a collision off the Delaware breakwater involving submarine K-2 and the steamer Aragon. Neither vessel suffered serious injuries. K-2 had been en route from Havana to Bermuda and arrived in New York.
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Army bill nearing final shape in congress
A draft army bill to provide for the mobilization of about 208,000 men in American service was being tightened to final form by the conference committee of the Senate and House for approval by Congress.
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Casement Arrigned In London High Treason Case
Sir Roger Casement, famed Sinn Fein organizer, appears at Raw Street police court charged with high treason. Jointly charged is Daniel Julian Bailey, a private soldier from Wembley, arrested near Tralee. Prosecution outlines a systematic plot to induce Irish prisoners in Germany to support an expedition to Ireland with German backing. Casement’s appearance and conduct noted as magistrate proceedings begin ahead of a full trial.
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Note on United States mail interference protest
Washington notes the Arntt government plans a very vigorous protest over Great Britain's interference with mails to and from the United States. The note asserts the United States cannot tolerate belzuté and detention of mails, especially those involving neutrals, and will be sent forward in the near future.
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Republicans in Headquarters Opened in Coliseum
Chicago May 15 James Fr. Mern olds secretary of the Republican via Monal committee opened headquarters in the Coliseum. The national convention begins June 7 and first attention focused on filing contest resolutions for presentation to the central committee meeting June 4. Contests involve predominately factional disputes with entries from Maryland Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma South Carolina Virginia and the District of Columbia. Seating accommodations listed at 28 and 1400 applications for seats have been received. Presidential candidates sought about 700 seats. fourteen have communicated requests. Concurrently in Europe fighting and artillery actions are reported in Verdun Champagne and other fronts as Roger Casement undergoes preliminary examination in Ireland.
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Western Front Battles Intensify Across Major Theaters
Paris and London dispatches report sharper fighting across the western battlefield with bombardments near Averourt wood and Verdun sectors. British Prime Minister Asquith departs for Belfast to discuss coalition plans as French and Austrian fronts show continued artillery and infantry activity amid gas and air operations.
Eight Men Die In Powder Plant Explosion
An explosion at the Kepauno powder plant of the Du Vort Homer company near Dibbstone kills eight men and injures several others. Among the dead are believed to be a superintendent and his assistant, with work continuing to determine the full scope of casualties.
Chicago Plans Demonstration for Civic Leaders
A call issued by William Mather Lewis urges business and professional leaders to help plan a Chicago demonstration modeled after New York’s 145000- strong turnout. Tentative dates June 10 or July 4 aim to influence politicians and visitors during national convention week with a large parade and patriotic rally featuring speakers of national fame. About 20000 persons would participate in the parade.
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Villareal Denies Involvement In Raids
Antonio L Vue Jasect, a Mealuas Statesmen figure, declares he is persona non grata to Caparra and Villa and a political refugee in the United States. He denies participation in raids along the Serica border and asserts he had no advance knowledge of the incidents or any others in the region.
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Health alert reports new smallpox cases on island
The island reports eighty five cases of smallpox last week with forty seven in San Juan. First outbreak of Algaro brown disease noted since 1911. Authorities describe sanitation efforts and water supply as factors while a vaccination drive is planned.
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