Rebel Defies Chite General Orozco Orders Arrest of Madero
Juarez Mexico May 15 Provisional President Francisco Madero Jr emerges with control after a day of danger as General Grozco orders arrest and cabinet resignations sparking a tense siege. Navarro, defeated federal commander, is spirited to El Paso with U S troops ready to protect. Madero vows unity and defends his civilian cabinet against military upheaval.
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Juareéz
Mex
Provisional Government of
Mexico
Francisco Madero, Jr
Madero
Grozco
Navarro
Francisco I. Marrero, Jr
Rio Grande
Friends
EL Paso
Maderos
Uen. Grozzo
Harry
Orozco
Col Vila
Gen. Orozco
Senor Atadero
Gen Orozco
Gen. Navarro
Ger Nasarro
Sone
Senor Madero
Hess
Hinds
Corger Evere
Dietz Faces Life Term in Wisconsin Murder Trial
John Dietz of Cameron faces life imprisonment after a jury in Hayward Wisconsin found him guilty of first degree murder in the Oscar Harp case. Judge Alexander P. Reid added a yearly solitary confinement for the murder anniversary and discharged Mrs Hattle Dietz and Leslie Dietz, while Dietz blamed a lumber trust for his troubles and vowed to appeal.
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Hayward
Wis
John Dietz
Cameron Caim
Alexander P. Reid
Waupun
Wisconsin
Dietz
Hattle Dietz
Leslie
Lumber Trust
John Mmretz
State
Oscar Harp
Reid
Joan Po Dhleta
Sawyer County
Cameron
Mrs Diets
Myra Dietz
Clarence Lietz
Juli Metz
Bert Horel
Wisby Diets
Metz
Harp
Y Diets
Hammond in Huff as millionaire Hammond ends hearing
In a stormy session before Examiner Harper, John C. Gittings presses millionaire mining engineer and envoy John Hays Hammond while Sully’s counsel accuses him of falsehoods. Hammonds decries the questions and leaves, vowing to testify only if court compels.
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John C. Gittings
John Hays Hammond
United States
King George
Examiner Harper
Daniel J. Sully
New York
Mr. Slammond
Doremus
Gittings
Sully
Navarro and Villa Clash Over Fate of Another Leader
A transcript shows General Navarro fears an officer will order his death and seeks safe passage to American territory as a prisoner of war. Villa, Perez, and the provisional government discuss actions, with Taft and Diaz referenced in past meeting sites. The cabinet holds routine talks at the customs house as the crisis unfolds.
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Navarro
Ins
Orerco
Villa
Lfe
Provisional Cabiet
Customs House
Taft
Diaz
U. S. Leads in Iron Output in Shift From Britain and Germany
The May 13 report from New York cites Sir Charles McGlaren of the Iron and Steel Trade Association showing Britain increasing pig iron output to around 900,000 tons, Germany rising from 800,000 to 1,000,000 tons, and the United States climbing from about 1,000,000 to 2,100,000 tons. England’s steel output also grows from 3,000,000 to 6,000,000 tons, while Germany continues a strong rise toward 1,000,000 tons.
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New York
Germany
United States
Charles McGlaren
Iron and Steel Trade Association
America
Witness clashes as Hammond fights cross examination in suit
The exchange grows tense as attorney Gittings presses Hammond for testimony in the Doremus case. Hammond plans to leave Washington for Canada and England, while his opponents Doremus and Du Bois consider dismissing their suit but seek court vindication. Du Bois attended but stayed silent.
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Doremus
Gittings
Hammond
Gittmes
Philip Walker
Tlammond
Mr. Hammond
Washington
London
Walker
Canada
England
Messra
du Bois
Sully
Messrs
Wilson for Revision Advocates Recall Laws
New Jersey governor Woodrow Wilson urged recall reform to end boss rule in elections and support commission governments for cities. He criticized tariffs favoring business and called for representative government responsive to the people with cut ties to special interests.
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New Jersey
Commission
Washington Post
Los Angeles
Cal
Woodrow Wilson
City Club
Republican Party
Wilson
Tragic crash kills Selden tester Ruddy in Rochester
Special to The Washington Post reports Thomas Ruddy, a tester for Selden Motor Car Co, killed in a Rochester street accident. While driving at high speed to approach a crest on Atlantic Avenue, the cab left the ground and flew about 75 feet before crashing, fracturing his neck.
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Washington Post
Rochester
N. Y
Thomas Ruddy
Selden Motor Car Company
Nuddy
Atlantic Avenue
S Aide
Ruddy
Japan Honors Brooklyn Teacher for Aid to Japan
In May Boston Lt ventures Emperor of Japan awarded Miss Maria Wolters a diploma of honor and a silver loving cup in recognition of her sending $5 to aid starving Japanese in northern Japan in August 1305.
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Boston
Vhce
Emperor of Japan
Maria Wolters
Brooklyn
Japan
Scaffold Collapse Kills Woman, Injures Two Men at Hunt Hotel
In Chicago on May 01 a scaffold collapse on the front of the Old Hunt Hotel fatally injures a woman and fatally injures two men. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene. The incident is under investigation.
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Chicago
Berger Is Misled Arraignment of City Is False Declares Rudolph
Commissioner Rudolph rejects Victor Berger’s charge that the District is run for real estate interests. He says alleys are bad and rents high but blames graft narratives and asserts government efforts target all residents, not the rich.
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Rudolph
Congress
Wisconsin
Victor Berger
Cuno H. Rudolph
Board of Commissioners
Berger
Judson
Mr. Rudolph
House
Senate
Washington
United States
Mr. Berger
Aleas
District Commission
Ers
Maj. Judson
Appropriations Committee
District of Columbia
Auto Crash Near Autoville Kills Baltimore Manufacturer
Richard Oliver C. Williams, a wealthy Baltimore automobile manufacturer, is killed when his five passenger touring car strikes a horse near Autoville Md and overturns. Miss Helen Griffin of Baltimore is severely injured and hospitalized in critical condition. A jury of inquest found death by automobile accident.
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Autoville
Williams
Casualty Hospital
Richard Oliver C. Williams
Baltimore
Mr. Williams
Helen Griffin
Washington
Miss Griffin
Casualty
Justice of the Peace
Richard E. Beall
Hyattsville
Henry Donovan
Joy & Son
Berwyn
Fugitive Gregory Sought After Medford Assault
A Long Island farmer’s wife, Mrs. Charles Sauer of Medford, was attacked and robbed of 10 dollars on a wood road. She is in critical condition and identified William or Mouse Gregory, a known suspect, as her assailant. Police issued a warrant. Gregory fled to Port Jefferson and Huntington after stealing a bicycle. Posses and parties hunt him as he resists arrest with a revolver and knife.
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Washington Post
Patchogue
Charles Sauer
Medford
Long Island
William
Mouse
Gregory
Port Jefferson
Huntington
Missing White Plains fortune mystery lures Taft aide
New York May 13 Fascination grows over a rumored five million dollar estate left by Rudolph Van Buren to three White Plains youths. Charles D Hilles secretary to President Taft Dutch minister at Washington and bankers aid in the search after Van Burens death last October. Campbell Piggott and Barrett act as heirs and seek the fortune believed hidden in safes and abroad with Dutch ties and government bonds ever since.
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Washington
White House
New York
Chicago
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Washington Post
Charles D. Hilles
Taft
Treasury Department
Rudolph van Buren Dew
White Plains
Charles A. Campbell
Mr. van Buren
Edward
Fred Piggott
St. Vincent's Hospital
Henry R. Barrett
Seareh
van Buren
First National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago
Riggs National of Washington
Ninth Street
Philadelphia
van Baren
Brooklyn
Mr. Barrett
Campbell
Wall Street
Broadway
Treasury
Riggs National Bank
Jones
Rice
Mr. Rice
Holland
Barrett
the Plains
Hey
Utrecht
State Department
Hikes
The
West Chester County
Judge Martin
Halland
Martin
Piggotts
Mane
Vassar Girls Camp on Slide Mountain Catskills Study Trip
More than a hundred Vassar girls camp and live near nature on Slide Mountain to study geological formations under faculty direction and experience ramp life. Greats reduced round trip fares to Southern Railway to Birmingham at the Roads Collerery ties mm, and formal limit Muy.
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Vassar
Poughkeepsie
Slide Mountain
Catskills
Southern
Birmingham
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Chite
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buHding
Cameron Dam
Lumber Combine
Huff
Catols
Addison C. DuBois
Cotton King
District Supreme Court
General Cotton Securities Company
Mr. Doremus
Messrs. Doremus
DuBois
Gillings
Wet Hammond
Mc Hammond
Jittings
U. S
Mr Hammond
Delph B. Atherton
Guttinss
AUTO
Tester
D. C. Williams
Young
Balti
Medford, L. 1
F. T. Rawlings
Pa. Ay
Quest
Hilles
Rudolph van Buren
Testator
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