Insurrectos Press Uprising and Labor Protests Across Mexico
Reports from Mexico describe insurrectos demanding farm promises and pay while protesting former federals in Juarez. Juarez officials struggle to replace workers with new hires as unrest spreads to Chihuahua and Guadalajara with troops being discharged or recalled. The Congress in Vialisco resigns amid legal challenges and mass meetings.
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Chihuahua
Fed
Abram Kongales
Mexico City
Mexico
Torreon
Vialisco
People & Mass
Sons
Guadalajara
Chidu. Ua
Important Vote Expected Today on Senate Selection Amendment
Washington June 1. The pending amendment would allow Congress to regulate the time place and manner of federal elections for United States senators. Supporters predict passage while opponents concede a tough fight ahead.
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Washington
Ama
United States
Senate
Trent
Sullivan Drops Out as UMW of Ohio President
Retiring Miners union head Sullivan is honored by officers as Governor Harmon picks Lenois H. Sullivan of Coshocton to succeed Joseph Bishop of Columbus on the state board of arbitration. John Moore of Reundville becomes vice president. Iain Ze linka of Bridgeport chosen as new vice president. A note found on a Toledo coat pocket states William Powell, 25, of Akron killed himself in the Maumee River.
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Columbus
Lenois HH Sullivan
Coshocton
Harmon
Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
United Mine Workers of Ohio
John Moore
Reundville
Iain Zelinka
Bridgeport
Moore
Sullivan Wous
Hannsome Exalds
Hain and Fit
Toledo
William Powell
Akron
Maumee River
Train Wreck Near City Claims Several Injuries
A derailed train a few miles outside the city injured 16 passengers, none fatally, amid reports of varying severity. The cause remains under investigation as emergency crews respond.
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Ctyrizenati
iPr i Wien
Henry Clews Yor Banker Geese New Era of Good Times Ahead
Henry Clews predicts a new era of prosperity for Yor, signaling improved financial times ahead for the banker and the region. He speaks of rising markets and renewed confidence among investors and merchants.
Clews Optimistic On Economic Outlook
Banker Clews spoke of a hopeful business climate in Ada and America. He argued that government probes and Supreme Court rulings would yield a new era rather than a recession, signaling better times ahead.
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Lima
Jane
Clewa
Sage
al American Manriere
Stempinta
Toon
Ada
Fiamnaiee
Himerlf
Iie
Prosperity View Tied to Canada Reciprocity Pact
The note suggests optimism for uplift tied to Canada reciprocity and implies progress with the final adjournment of Congress.
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Theomans
Congress
Refuses To Join Merger In Baker Crimp Scheme
Promoters of a four party bread combining plan reject merger. The discussions involve Gates and a $40 090 stake as key figures work toward a final arrangement. The effort aims to unify bakers under a single network while awaiting completion of formal terms.
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Chicago
Gates
Indicted loan agents tied to bribe probe and other crimes
In Columbus a former mayor Anton Bond now a Cleveland manufacturer faces two counts with Senator Thomas A Lean over alleged bribery of Senator John Thrahe and Atwell. J V Megder of Cleveland and L C Miller of Akron indicted for giving money to Rep Ev ans of Canton to vote against the War bill. Also reports a shooting in Pittsburg and a fatal auto racing crash in Omaha with multiple injuries.
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Columbuus
Permer
Anton
Bond
Cleveland
Thomas A. Lean
John Thrahe
Wol
Atwell
Columbus
J. V. Megder
LC. Miller
Akron
Evans
Canton
Governor Harmon vetoes bills to keep ten mill tax limit
Governor Harmon vetoed the Hudson bill and parts of the McGuire highway bill that would raise county road taxes from one to two mills. The action preserves the state 10 mill cap, keeping local levies near 9 to 11? mills while maintaining highway funding. The veto also affects state educational levy and future appropriations for roads from the general fund.
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Columbus
Harmon
Hudson
McGuire Highway Department
State General Teovee Fund
Bulldine
Ap Iptercoupt
Tarmon
Auto Owner Killed In Virginia Train Collision
A Washington report describes a fatal railroad accident near Georgetown involving a Great Falls & Old Dominion line car. Harry White and other workers were among several injured as the touring car collided with a freight train at the Virginia end of the line, with medical aid and investigations following.
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Washington
Great Falls & Old Dominion
Virginia
Creorgetown
Harry Whitte
Washingzton
Coltiera
Port Mishoe
Oliver
Lotown
Student Soldiers Meet at Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware O June 12 report notes a semi centennial program at Ohio Wesleyan University marking Ohio Wesleyan in the Civil War with about 300 students present. General W K Warnock of Urbana delivered the main address for the occasion and John G Wooley will host the alumni banquet.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Wesleyan
W. K. Warnock
Urbana
John G. Wooley
Lewis Valentine Kelley
New York
Methodist Review
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Beve
Diaz
Paso
Tea
Francisco Velero
Juares
Juarez
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Blanco
Warne
Adis
Puebla
Felipe N
Maderisi
Revo
Guillermo Castillo
Wit Pass
Sullivan
Henry Clews
Clews
Limaites
Ochienta
Pinson
Sehulse
Itead
Avircranis
Paton
Warington
Steirbet
Columbia
Caleb Powers
Kemtucks
Paris
Temps
Harnia
Moraes
Soul Arba
Mayor Bond
Pittsburg
CF. Han
RK. Shaum
William Deures
Emma Herner
Hill
Omeha
Ned
Fred Nygard
Fle Beether
Larry Nygard
Omaha
Jured
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