United States Troops Occupy Strike District in Colorado War
The Colorado industrial war saw federal troops take charge in Fremont and Las Animas counties while talks at Walsenburg continued without final terms on arming surrender. Coroner proceedings in Trinidad probe Louis Tikas’s death as the West Virginia precedent is cited in Senate debate. William Fairley heads to Washington for mediation talks.
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Denver
Colo
Las Animas
Fremont
United States
Walsenburg
Trinidad
B. B. Sipe
Landlow
Colorado
Fremott County
Fifth Cavalry
W. A. Holbrook
San Huteel
Major Holbrook
Edward Verdeckberg
Adjutant General’s
Louis Tikas
Ludlow
Senate
Ashington
D. C
Stes
Martine
New Jersey
West Virginia
Paint
Cabin Creeks
Chilton
Paterson
N. J
Kenyon
Wilson
Birmingham
Ala
William R. Fairley
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Georgia Club Women Endorse Mexican Policy
Atlanta April 30 President Wilsons Mexican policy was endorsed here yesterday in resolutions adopted by the executive board of the Georgia Federation of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wilson
The
Georgia Federation
Women
Haba
Mine disaster near Eccles leaves 178 feared buried
Inspectors reach shaft No 5 at New River Collieries in Eccles West Virginia after an explosion last Tuesday. Six bodies found as rescue teams enter the mine with gas fans and pumps operating. Governors and deputies prepare to manage crowds while fear grows for survivors and many district mines close.
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Eccles
W. Va
Henry
West Virginia
New River Collieries Company
J. W. Paul
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Mines
Secon
Gecles
Hatfield
Charleston
Sinclair Refuses Fine After Standard Oil Protest
Upton Sinclair and four women arrested in front of the Standard Oil building during a Colorado mine war protest were found guilty of disorderly conduct and fined 3 dollars each or three days in jail. Sinclair and two others refused to pay. others planned to pay. He warned of hunger strike as guards removed him to jail. Mrs Sinclair joined the march in the rain, prioritizing protest over visiting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Remington Charter
Sinclair
Standard Oil
Suffragist Throws Petition at King in Cambridge Drive
During a royal motor tour in Cambridge, a suffragist hurled a petition for women’s suffrage at King George’s car. The missive struck the chauffeur and the incident disrupted the royal visit.
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London
George
Cambridge
Lillian Nordica Relapses In Batavia
Mme Lillian Nordica, who arrived in Batavia last month, has suffered a third relapse and her doctors have given up hope of recovery. She intended to meet her husband George W Young in Genoa after the world tour begun last April. The singer, worn by recent experiences, left for Batavia aboard the Houtman against medical advice.
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Batavia
Java
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Genoa
George W. Young
New York
Gulf of Papua
Thursday Island
Nordica
Houtman
Manzanillo Port Not Bombarded Denial from White House
Washington reports a claim that the Pacific port of Manzanillo was bombarded by an American warship is denied. A conflagration in Manzanillo is attributed to incendiary origin with no involvement by American forces. Admiral Howard confirms no landing of Marines at Salina Cruz.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico City
Manzanillo
Pacific
White House
Te House
Daniels
Manzanilla
Salina Cruz
Admiral Howard
Pacific Coast
Secretary of the Navy
Howard
Stolen Jewelry Recovered In Minneapolis Swindle Case
Chief Leighton received a report from Vient How ard Garrison and Milton Welch who had gone to Minneapolis to recover rings secured by forged checks. The jewelry sold there for 60 dollars, rings located, and funds wired to reclaim them. They brought the bark to Waterloo and back to the dealers who were swindled.
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Leighton
Vient
Howard Garrison
Minneapolis
Milton Welch
Minnesota
Waterloo
Roosevelt and Kermit Reach Manos Brazil in Cable
Col Roosevelt and Kermit have arrived safely in Manos Brazil a brief cablegram received today says the trip was unusually successful no names of other members are given Roosevelt Jr will receive further word from his father and declined to release the text of the message
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
Kermit
Manos
Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Meredith Sees Party Leaders
E. T. Meredith of Des Moines, Democratic candidate for U S senator, after a daylong conference in Waterloo with party leaders, left for Ottumwa to confer again. Delegations from Waverly and Cal- wyn attended, with Charles Miller among notables. Meredith described no new commitments and voiced confidence in winning.
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Democracy
Waterloo
E. T. Meredith
Des Moines
United States
Jeft
Ottumwa
Meredith
City
Ellis
Waverly
Oalwein
Charles Miller
CANDIDATES BEGIN TO PILE NOMINATIONS
Nominations are being collected by 2 p.m. at the county auditor office with officials including Republican Jennie Bird county recorder EB A Leighton and others. Listings show several supervisors and county officers, such as W Woolley coroner James Bison treasurer Fred Deecker and Roger Pettit clerk of court, among names from various towns.
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Amiss
Jennie Bird
EB. A. Leighton
W. OW. Woolley
Conney
J. Rainbow
S. Pettit
Dney A. Smith
James Bison
Fred Deecker
Vernon Township
Fry Sitel
Taies Mason
W Db. Steyer
Orange
Poe Orth
Fox
Flo
Sennin
Bewar
Loripep
London
Waterloo
Comuts
Gilbert heads Des Moines Photographers Association
Des Moines hosts annual meeting of the Photographers Association of Iowa. Cel Gilbert of Independence is named president with C D Pieters as first vice president and H Hostetler of Des Moines elected from members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tm Wi Wits
SeeTe Na
Waterloo
Hostetler
Des Moines
Fronieier
H.R. Link
Centyrville
Vincent Astor Weds Playmate of Early Days
William Vincent Astor son of Col. John Jacob Astor and Miss Klelen Dinsmore Huntington wed in Staatsburg New York in a small ceremony at Lopeland House. The bride's family and close friends attended as rain fell and a screening at the gate kept out all but trusted guests. The service was by Rev. Charles H. Duncan and the couple received a pearl necklace from the groom.
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Mr. Astor
New York City
Huntington
Guarda
Astor
Dutchess County
Charles H. Duncan
St. Margaret's Church
Staatsburg
Miss Huntington
Mrs. Dinsmore
Miss Astor
Miss Laws
Ind
Ava Willing Astor
Col
John Jacob Astor
England
Vincent
Alice
Noble Family
Hubert BP. Huntington
Wescendany
Samuel Huntington
Norwich
Conn
Twrao
New England
Virginia
Kentucky
Rhinebeck
United States Supreme Court
Alvin Adams
Adaing Express Company
Oyer
William Bt. Linsmore
Wilow
Dinstiare
Beoth
Miss Huntingam
Tyts
Vinten’ Astor
Bart
Bron
Harvard
General Young's Three Maids of Honor Interest in Nation
A report notes General Young's holdings and influence detailing his fortune estimated between 76 million and 100 million dollars. It highlights his affiliations and potential impact on country interests and policy.
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General Young
Ator
Bennett H. Young
United Confederate Veterans Association
South
Jacksonville
Fla
Minnie Brock
Chattanooga
Tenn
Eloise Waghburn
Montmery
Ala
Gladysernan
New Orleans
Vera Cruz Restores Civil Government Under Martial Law
Vera Cruz resumes civil government today under Mexican law as American officials administer. General Funston’s brigade lands to relieve Rear Admiral Fletcher’s bluejackets, who depart for ships. Marines join army commands, with Maas and Padger withdrawing staff to barracks.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Frederick Funston
Sand Hill
Fletcher
Funston
Maas
Padger
Marine Corps
Peddlers Ask Roosevelt to Lead Mexico Invasion
New York April 30 President Sigmund Schwartz of the Citizens Petitliers association says peddlers seeking an invasion of Mexico want ex President Roosevelt to head their regiment. He cites 600 names on a list with 190 more anxious to join. Roosevelt’s ties to New York and former roles are noted. In Washington dispatches, reports from San Domingo describe continued firing at Puerto Plata and disturbances at Barahona on April 27 and 28, with shots fired behind the San Domingo customs house during a dispute.
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New York
Sigmund Schwartz
Citizens Petitliers’ Association of the
East Side
Mexico
Roosevelt
Russia
Schwartz
Africa
Col
San Domingo
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Wheeling
Puerto Plata
Barahona
Envoys Pursue Mediation as Mexican Crisis Grows
South American envoys seek European mediation to halt Mexico fighting as Carranza may join armistice efforts with the United States. Consuls may return to posts, while rebels extend control along the northern frontier from Nuevo Laredo to Piedras Negras amid federalist clashes at Mazatlan and Acapulco.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
United States
Wilson
Carranza
Huerta
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Jas
A. S
State Department
France
Vera Cruz
Brownsville
Tex
Rilo Grande
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
Piedras Negras
Matamoras
Rio Grande
Juarez
Complaint to French Embassy Is Answered
Washington April 30 A complaint by the captain of the Elland American ship Adnijk that American naval authorities at Vera Cruz refused permission to unload was denied by the Navy Department Secretary Daniels sent to the French ambassador a message from Admiral Fletcher stating no such refusal occurred.
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Washington, D. C
Mazatlan
Acapulco
Howard
Washington
Eholland American
Adnijk
Vera Cruz
Navy Department
Daniels
Ferenc
Fletcher
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Georgia Club
UAIT
Upton Sinclair
America
Lecoy
Ered
Havana
Col. Roosevelt and
Cel Gilbert
Vincent Astor
Helen Dinsmore Huntington
Mrs. Astor
Eloise Washburn
Gladys Kernan
Vera Cuz
T. R
New York East
Federals
Constitutionalists
Rebela
Frontier
Paris
Foreign Office
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
el Tovar
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