Fear of Cinco de Mayo Unrests Hit Foreigners in Mexico
Foreign residents across Mexico fear renewed antiforeign demonstrations on Cinco de Mayo. Past outbreaks in Mexico City and Monterrey saw mobs attack shops, loot, and insult Americans, Swiss, and French. warnings urge foreigners to stay away from central zones including Mexico City during the holiday period.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Puebla
Porfirio Diaz
Republic
Alameda
Yella
Reeks
Jngtel
Saveral
Chico da Mayo
Huerta
Students of Alleghany Collegiate Institute Camp With Soldiers
Allegheny Collegiate Institute students will camp with soldiers for a week at their barracks after arriving by ration route to Fort Myer from Alderson West Virginia. The article also covers court motions in Emerson Steim Pump Camp receiverships, bondholder actions, and a property sale for a baseball park subdivision.
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Wishingids Post Bureau
King
Colinnsa
Washington-Virginia Railway
Pour Mile Run
Wallace N. Lindsey
Catherine Lindsey
Venullston
Wythe
Alfred
Patrick Stiets
G. W W. Lewis
Prisoners Enjoy Movies and Songs at District Jast Event
Prisoners at the District jail enjoyed a motion picture and vaudeville show last night. Tom Moore, aided by Fred Hinkey and W. Plunkett, presented the entertainment. A scene showing a detective pushed into deep water drew hearty applause. Another sketch depicted a policeman chasing a thief who stole his hat coat and club while asleep. District officials, invited by Laula F. Zinkhan, superintendent of the jail fall, attended.
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Laula F. Zinkhan
Gets 8 years for Killing on Benning road
John J. Patten, 22, one of four charged with killing John Spencer on Benning road July 13, 1912, will serve eight years in the penitentiary, per a District Court of Appeals ruling. The other three pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Patten stood trial amid contention that no regular jury drew per code.
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John Spencer
Benning Road
District Court of Appeals
Robb
Patten
M. E. O'Brien
Police News Notes From Capitol District Incidents
Thieves entered the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company store at 3139 M Street NW by removing a rear transom and stole 3235 from the cash drawer. Residents reported two colored men near the rear, and a noise was heard. Albert G Keyser of Cumberland Md was assaulted near Maryland Avenue and Four-and-a-Half Street SW. his pocketbook with 58 was taken. Davis Eigle’s office at 485 Louisiana Ave NW reported payroll theft totaling 180. George Newell of Falls Church Va collided with a mule team owned by Fort Myer at Potomac and M Streets NW. one mule was injured and the car slightly damaged. In a front-of-802 D Street NW altercation Louis Seikar was stabbed. Ray Fairfax, 02 D Street NW, was arrested. Ewell Wheeler of West Falls Church Va narrowly escaped injury when an approaching car forced him into a fender. Urban Cash of 409 Thirteen-and-a-Half Street SW fell from a streetcar near Ninth and F Streets NW, slight injuries. he declined hospital. An auto driven by William Painter of Leesburg Va and a streetcar collided at Ninth and Pennsylvania Ave NW. no injuries. George Durfee, 73, of 28 Massachusetts Ave NE, was found dead with heart failure. coroner’s certificate issued.
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Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
M Street
Maryland Avenue
Albert G. Keyser
Cumberland
Keyser
Davis Eigle
Louisiana Avenue
George Newell
Falls 'Church
United States Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Myer
Potomac
M-Streets
D Street
Louis Seikar
Second Street
Ray Fairfax
D Street Northwest
Ewell Wheeler
West Falls Church
Eleventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Urban Cash
Ninth
F Streets
William Painter
Leesburg
Ninth Street
George Durfee
Massachusetts Avenue Northeast
City News In Brief Highlights From Local Happenings
Over 40 000 pieces were sent on a Sunday mail collection extending to 82 370 pieces total. Lectures at Western Reserve University will feature George Smart, former Washington correspondent for the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Gospel Mission reports 3000+ clothing items donated and a bread line serving nearly 4 000 men and boys in the year ending April 30. Rampel Kalbfus appeal argued in District Court of Appeals with decision due in June. Willam Kent of California debates Mexican war policy at the public library, under the Study Club. A musical program for the National Cathedral choir tonight is by invitation only. District women workers form a Consumers League auxiliary. O'Leary discusses a minimum wage. Coroner’s jury finds Fred Beach died by accidental cause. funeral held. Rev. H Stepteau named to Metropolitan A M E Church post. Ross to Baltimore. Central Labor Union condemns anti union article. local unions urged to protest. New Machine Caster Helpers' Union organized in week, ice wagon drivers to organize tonight.
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Cleveland
Ohio
George Smart
Washington
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
School of Journalism
Central Labor Union
Joseph E. Toone
Machine Caster Helpers’ Union
Advertising as Investment for Banks and Publicity
A newly elected bank director defends advertising as an investment to attract customers and build reputation. He argues bankers oppose publicity despite merchants embracing it, noting human interest ads in The Washington Post can raise awareness of bank services and features to attract depositors.
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