Fear of Pan American mediation in shaping U S policy
Ohio Representative Simeon Feist of Ghio warned in the House that a Pan American mediation system could replace the Monroe Doctrine. He argued that sixteen nations including Mexico and nine South American states would join, giving the United States limited power and raising concerns of U S subordination to a regional panel ruling on American policies.
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Ohio
Ita
Simeon
Feas Republican
Ghio
Sal
Fise
Musica
America
South America
Argenta
Brazil
Chile
Iesteal
Fsa
Mexico
United States
Costa Rea
Salvador
Guatemala
Mo Bess
Federal Gunboats Sail To Tuxpan Reported By Mayo
Rear Admiral Mayo reports Mexican federal gunboats and the Zaragoza class towing toward Tampico with troops and supplies. American cruiser Tacoma and destroyers Warrington and Henley in support, motion toward Tuxpan for a possible blockade. British Essex Suffolk Hermione Dutch Kortenaer and German Dresden also maneuver toward Tampico.
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Mayo
Tampio
Zaragoza
Tacoma
Warrington
Henley
Tuxpan
Tampico
Patuco
Mayn
Essex Suffolk
Hermione
Kortenaer
Dresden
Tamptco
Jeining
Des Moines
Delphin
Gen Salazar Acquitted After Fleeing Border Fight
Federal court acquits Gen Salazar a Mexican commander who fled across the border after the Oliua battle last January. He was captured on the American side and faced arms smuggling charges. The case links him with Gen Pagenal Orerco, amid U S protests over the Fountain execution at Parral Mexico and related refugee movements to Tort Wingate.
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Qanaga
Tred
Sina Fe Mery
Joaones Salazar
Huerta
Oliua
Mexico
Borier Lodiy
Elewan
Nee
Thomas Fountain
Parral
I Fountain
State Department
Wingate
AERO DISABLES GUNBOAT IN MYSTERIOUS AIR ACTION
A report states Federal forces disarmed a gunboat near Mabath as Captain Siltrad Carranza, nephew of Gee Verustano Carraney, led an armored piloted unit. General Obregon later described the air attack as dropping bombs on entrenchments, causing heavy fire and a shift in action near Wa vathan amid protests.
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Wexen
Fideral Kurt
Ceerrero
Yomta
Siltrad Carranza
Verustano Carraney
Carranza
Mabath
Carrings
Arrest of Mrs Alcibeth Weers in Husband’s Murder
A woman named Mrs Alcibeth Weers was arrested in a spring town on a watery incident related to the murder of her husband Victor Vail or Viahore. The case involves gunfire and a fatal shooting, with authorities linking the arrest to the homicide.
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Alcibeth Weers
Narmeen Springs
Tomsht
May Victor Fall
May Viahore Cs Agri
Fall of Tampico crisis prompts U S aid plan
Secretary of the Navy Fonti land to assist American refugees in Tampico district return to oil operations as constitutionalists claim control. British ambassador reports pleased, while naval maneuvers and potential blockades loom as foreign interests seek protection and compensation amid evolving Tampico crisis.
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Tampico
U. S
Mayo
Tam Pico
Itla
Cecil Spring-Ride
Tambo
Mexia
Spain
Man
Pray for Mediators Asked by Bishop Cranston
Senior bishop Earl Cranston urges Methodist Episcopal churches to pray for the three South American powers mediating to settle the Mexican issue. He notes Niagara Falls talks begin May 18 and asks district superintendents and pastors to lead Sunday prayers and citizens to pray for divine blessing, reconciliation, and lasting peace.
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Methodist Episcopal
Earl Cranston
Philadelphia
Gran ‘Ston
Cranston
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Wal Cranston
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pavat
Gonzales Secures Tampico Property Protection
General Gonzales pledged full protection for Tampico forege property and major oil interests in a report sent to the Navy Department by Rear Admiral Majo. United States Consul Miller received the assurance yesterday from the constitutionalist commander.
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Forege
Tampico
United States
Miller
Gen
Gonzales
Navy Department
Majo
Zapatista Menace Relieved By Mexican Garrison
Wireless dispatch from San Diego reports Mazatlan relief after sharp battle two miles from the city. Casualties unknown. Huerta has lifted trade ban aiding Pacific coast shipping. Admiral Howard says skirmishing near Mazatlan continues with f ederal forces holding Tepic and trains running Guadalajara to Mexico City. Refugees to be moved from Manzanillo aboard ships Cheyenne or Vicksburg and Newport ordered to Quien?
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California
Mazatlan
Mexico
San Diego
Acarpulco
Zapatistas
Huerta
United States
Pacific Coast
Howard
Navy Department
West
Tepic
Guadalajara
Moxico City
Cheyenne
Vicksburg
Sain Quentin
Newport
Manzanillo
Rebels jail 18 priests after refusal to fund rebels
Special dispatch reports 18 priests jailed in Monterey after they refused to fund the rebel cause. Clergy had seen churches closed by constitutionalist officers. One priest, Father Juan Pratt, an American, was briefly freed and told to depart as an undesirable but no passport was issued. Consul General Hanna aided Pratt, funds provided as a refugee as British German and French subjects flee Mexico in large numbers.
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Washington
Monterey
State Palace
Juan Pratt
San Antonio
Genera Hanna
Father Pratts
Mexico
Star Spangled Banner Echoes as London Visits Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz report notes all street bands play The Star Spangled Banner when Americans nearby. Jack London, with wife and army officers, tours outposts and dines at officers mess. Washington Post correspondent Davis mentions London and Richard Marting Davis enjoy daily horseback rides through city and suburbs.
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Washington Post
Vera Cruz
Jack London
London
Richard Marting Davis
Protectors or Pretenders in Sublet Theft Case
New York May 14 two detectives guarding Mayor Mitchel's Riverside Drive home were praised as protecting tenants when two thieves posing as subletters stole 100 worth of jewelry from Mrs H H Zellner a tenant. The men were identified as Wesley Essex and Albert Behler. They pleaded guilty and were bailed at 5000 each awaiting grand jury action.
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Washington Post
New York
Mitchel
Riverside Drive
H. H Zellner
Zellner
Wesley Essex
Peir
Thomas F Donoup
Tumnell White
Zoliner
Abe
White
15 Seek Governorship In Oregon Primary Race
Oregon voters face a crowded ballot with more than 260 names tomorrow. Fifteen candidates seek the governor’s post, eight Republicans five Democrats and two Progressives. Senate and many statewide posts are uncontested, while Republicans split the field for supreme court and attorney general. Dems and Progressives expected to fill tickets by write ins.
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Washington Post
Portland
Oreg
Oregon
Senate
Stain
Structen
John Manning
Robert A Miller
G A Cobb All
CJ Smith
Pendleton
A B Bennett
Ta Dalles
George C Brownell
Oregon City
Gus C Moser
Charles A Johns
Corvallis
T Greer
Williaam
Carter
A M
Crawford Rosaburg
Grant B
Dimmick
Urerr M Gill
Lb. M McMahon
Salem
United States
George E Chamberlain
R A Booth
William H Boring
Supreme Court
Adee Sets Off on World Bike Trip for Six Weeks
Alvey A. Adee, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, departed Washington for New York to sail on the St Paul bound for France. He plans a six week bicycle tour of rural byways and lesser known roads across the country, carrying out the excursion with prior custom adopted years ago.
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Alvey A. Adee
Washington
Ren Tork
Aail
St. Paul
France
Vos
Vera Cruz Wounded Land Ship Solace Brings 101 Patients
The naval hospital ship Solace docked at Brooklyn navy yard with 101 patients from Vera Cruz and carried the bodies of William Henry Putnam and Clarence R Harshboerger. Several wounded are convalescent and will be sent back to Mexico while one seaman, Hunter Dobson, died Sunday night. Charles L Doyle shows improvement after surgery. The Solace remains docked for stores and minor repairs before sailing to Vera Cruz early next week.
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New York
Naval Hospital
Solace
Theft of an Amati Violin Linked to Longworth Case
A Chicago repair shop window theft yielded an Amati violin stolen early May. A thief smashed the plate glass, extended a pole to reach the violin, and rumors tied the instrument to Theodore Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati. The item’s fate remains unclear amid the sensational tale.
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Chicago
Nicholas Longworth
Amati
Theodore Thomas
Cincinahz
Theodor Honsevelt
Walsh Avenue
May Die Of His Anger Love For Sister Resented
New York May H Fred Syrop of 88 Morton Street Brooklyn was arraigned in Essex Market police court today uncharged with shooting his former chum Samuel Reich of 79 Rivington Street Reich is at Bellevue Hospital with a chest wound and may die. Both 21 years old. formerly East Side youths who burglary together. 1912 store robbery led to prison terms. Reich shot in Allen Street near Delancey. Reich taunted Syrop about his sister. Syrop arrested. Reich defiantly told him he would squeal. The incident reflects a fatal family feud and violent aftermath.
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Washington Post
New York
Fred Syrop
Morton Street
Brooklyn
Essex Market
Samuel Reich
Rivington Street
Reich
Bellevue Hospital
House of Refuge
First Strest
Syrop
Gaat
Uham
Syrons
Sirops
Rage Syrop
Allen Street
Delancey
Waxman
Burke Indicted in Canal Zone Gratuities Case
John Burke, manager of the Isthmian Canal Commission commissary, indicted by a New York federal grand jury for conspiracy to defraud the government. Merchants Isaac Brandon, Robert Wilcox, and Jacob L Salas named. Salas bonds $10,000. Burke and Salas arraigned. Brandon and Wilcox believed in Panama. Burke sails to New Orleans to surrender.
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New York
Isaac Brandon
Robert Wilcox
Jacob L. Salas
Salas
John Burke
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Ddalera
Canal Zone
George W Goethals
Burke
Garrison
Jacob L Salas
United States
Carstarphen
Colon
New Orleans
Brandon
Wilcox
Learned Hand
Commissariat
Judge Hand
Huerta Soldiers Starving Deserters Tell of Plight
Vera Cruz May 14 Ten deserters from Gen Mans at Soledad arrived with tales of a week without food or ammunition. They said Sergis Acevedo and Vega with five privates asked for rations, were refused, bought food at a ranch, and were executed the same day. The refugees say they will join any army offering pay and food. The Mexican wife of J J Gillette refused to accompany him to the United States, opting to stay with her sons and endure the war’s consequences.
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United States
Washington Post
Vera Cruz
J J Gillette
Jewish Women Form International Jewess Association in Rome
Fifty delegates to the International Council of Women formed a Jewish women’s association in Rome on May 14. Mrs Poppenheim of Germany was elected president and Mrs Sadie vice president. The group aims to keep Jewish women in touch with major current issues and to aid Jewish girl emigrants.
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International Council
Rome
Washington Post
International Association of
United States
Germany
International Council of Women
Poppenheim
Mre Sadie
American given four year term for fraud in Chicago case
Gerald Macaura an American citizen was today sentenced to three years imprisonment and a $600 fine on a fraud charge tied to a vib ratory massage instrument. Macaura who called himself doctor claimed to be of the faculty of Chicago and was arrested two years ago in a crackdown on illegal medical practice involving ten others.
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Paris
Gerald Macaura
Macaura
Chicago
American ambassador and Miss Page attend Ritz Hotel dance
The American ambassador and Miss Page attended a Ritz Hotel dance in London hosted by Mrs Percy Quilter for Miss Pamela Tudway. Mrs Page also held an at home at the embassy in the afternoon as heavy snow falls sweep Adirondacks with up to ten inches and drifts reported.
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London
Percy Quitter
Miss Page
Ritz Hotel
Percy Quilter
Pamela Tudway
Page
Embassy
Adirondacks
The
Washington Post
Gloversville
Pine Lake
Lake Pleasant
Movements of Ocean Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
New York departures include Southampton bound steamer from New York City to Liverpool aboard the Adriatic sailing for Liverpool. St Louis departs New York for Hamburg aboard the Pennsylvania. Nieuw Amsterdam sails from Plymouth for Rotterdam, while the Adriatic is listed to depart toward Liverpool and the Nieuw Amsterdam from Plymouth to Rotterdam.
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New York
Southampton
St. Louis
Plymouth
Saeled
Adriatic
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Nieuw Amsterdam
Flymouth
Rotter Bm
Free recruits from jail as Vera Cruz campaign begins
American naval officers and Mexican lieutenant begin sorting 200 prisoners at San Juan de Lilla jail for Huerta’s army in Vera Cruz. Many criminals answered the recruitment call, threatening rightful claimants with death. Recruits may stay in Vera Cruz until interior conditions calm. those returning home will get clothing and funds. The destroyer McDougal exceeded contract speed during a four hour sea test at 12.12 knots.
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Vera Cruz Way
Gustevo Mars
Cordoba
San Juan de Lilla
Vera Crag
Boothbay Harbor
McDougal
Faces Peril For School Post In Mexico
Laura Temple a Hazel Pennsylvania missionary defies danger in Ventco City by staying at the industrial school to direct workers and protect property. She plans to enter the English hospital as a volunteer to treat the wounded if fighting erupts, expressing commitment to Red Cross service rather than flee. Temple, a Meadville College graduate of 1893, remains with local collaborators as bandits threaten.
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Washington Post
New York
Ventco City
Laura Temple
Hazel
Board of Foreign Mssions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mexico City
Temple Joe
John W Butler
Inglish Hospital
United States
Red Cross Servce
Migs Temple
Mexico
Alleghany County College
Meadsville
Georgetown Loses Debate With Boston College Opponents
The Philodermic Debuting Society of Georgetown University lost last night to Boston College in a debate on repealing the coastwise ships tax exemption for Panama Canal passage. Georgetown's Edward Deivin Jr, Francis Ruajen, and Rufus Tuski of Columbia spoke for the affirmative, while Leo Murray, Edward Sullivan, and Robert P Barry argued the negative. Judges included Judge Patrick M Keating, John R Murph, and Judge Charles Sullivan, with District Attorney Joseph C Pelover presiding.
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Boston Mass
Society
Georgetown University
the Mullen
Boston College
United States
Panama Canal
Georgetown
Edward Deivin Jr
New York
Francis Riau
Jersey
Rufus & Tuski
Stret
Columbia
Leo M Murray
Edward Sullivan
Robert P Barry
Patrick M Keating
Superior Court
John R Murph
Finance Commission
Charles Sullivan
Charlestown
Joseph C Peleber
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