Roosevelt to Meet Wilson at White House in May
Col Roosevelt will be received by President Wilson at the White House for lunch and a possible call in the afternoon. He plans a major conference with Progressive leaders in Oyster Bay to set fall campaign plans and discuss Washington developments with Progressive congress members.
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Washington
D. C
Col. Roosevelt
Wilson
White House
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Col. Rosevelt
Progressiven Congress
Col
South America
Spain
Senator Kenyon Seeks End to Colorado Coal Strike and Fed Board Appointment
Washington May 25 Senator Kenyon urged immediate steps to end the Colorado coal strike by forcing a settlement in a conference with President Wilson. He also proposed George E Roberts director of the mint for appointment to the federal reserve board, one of those previously considered.
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Washington, D. C
Kenyon
Wilson
Colorado
George E. Roberts
Mint
Federal Reserve Board
Roberts
England Persists in Exposition Decision
In London on May 25 the cabinet reaffirmed its stance on the Panama Pacific exposition. Prime Minister Asquith said parliamentary representations prompted a careful reconsideration, but the government will stick to its original decision. He noted Britain will accept the U S invitation to participate in the Panama Canal opening and will send a contingent of warships to show goodwill toward the United States.
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London
England
House of Commons
Asquith
United States
Panama Canal
Great Brittain
Physician on Trial in Murder Case Opens in Kansas City
The trial of Dr. W. T. Elam of St. Joseph Mo is underway here on May 25 with a Chicago advertising solicitor W Putnam Cramer as the alleged victim. Cramer was shot November 18 in a hotel room after a dispute involving Mrs. Elam. The court hopes to seat a jury tonight.
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Kansas City
W. T. Elam
Joseph
W. Putnam Cramer
Chicago
Cramer
Dr. Elam
Supreme Court Overrules Interstate Tapline Case Order
Washington May 25 the supreme court today annulled the interstate commerce commission order in the tap line case.
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Washington, D. C
The
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Delivery error notice for missed newspaper copy
If the paper fails to arrive by 6 o clock contact 3330 for a replacement. After 6 20 p m call the night line 2900 Blue or No 2 after 6 p m with complaints.
Fresh From Woods He Rings Bell At Hotel
At the Hotel Sacramento in Sacramento California on May 28 an elderly man with a hand bag arrived seeking John C. Smith of Oakland. The desk staff checked the register but Smith was not at home. the bell over the desk rang as officers etc.
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Sacramento
Cal
K Street
Bdell
Hotel
Sacramentor
Mr. Smith
John C. Smith
Oakland
New Cardinals Named by Pope in Secret Consistory
Rome May 25 Pope Pius elevates 13 new cardinals at a secret consistory. Names include Monsignor Begin archbishop of Quebec and Monsignor Serafini assessor of the Holy Office. Cardinal Bello, Lisbon patriarch, also created. Della Volpe and Falconio named chamberlains. The pope pleads for peace through church influence.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
Pius
Monsignor Bello
Lisbon
Louis Nazaire Begin
Quebec
Canada
V. Guisasola
Mendez
Toledo
Spain
Dominico Serafini
Congregation of the Holy Office
Hector Irenee Cevin
Lyons
France
Della Chischiesa
Bologna
John Osernock
Essetergen
Hungary
Francis von Hartmann
Colonge
German
F. G. Piri
Vienna
Austria
Philip Gnatini
Congregation of the Sacrament
Michael Lega
Tribunal of the Rota
Scipio Techi
Consistorial
Francis Aidan Gasquet
Wneglish Benedictines
Sacred College
Cardinals Gibbons
Farley
O'Connell
Francis Della of Volpe
Chamberlain
Diomede Falconio
United States
Special Officers Active for Carnival Week
Chief of Police Leighton will deploy extra officers at carnival grounds all week with day officers aiding to preserve order. The Gentry Brothers show arrives Wednesday, and the chief warns of possible burglars in the city urging residents to lock doors. Unemployed men passing through town are blamed for crime spikes, and the carnival may attract them.
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Leighton
Gentry Bros
Allen
Gentry
Carnival and Circus to Use I C Grounds Tonight
The Tom W. Allen shows will open tonight at the TiMnets Central show grounds in Waterloo under the baseball association. A dispute between the carnival company and Gentry Bros. over grounds use was settled with a compromise. The grounds will be open both afternoon and evening for the rest of the week, with Gentry Bros. giving two exhibitions on Wednesday.
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Tom W. Allen
Waterloo
The
Baseball Association
TiMnets Central Show
Carnival Company
Gentry Bros
Gentry Company
Carnival
Gentry Brog
Death of Senator William O. Bradley Portfolio of Kentucky
Senator William O. Bradley of Kentucky died in Washington after a long illness tied to a fall. A leading Republican figure, he served as a delegate at large to national conventions for 28 years and twice chaired Kentucky's delegation. He spoke for Grant in 1880 and Roosevelt in 1904.
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Kentucky
Grant
Roosevelt
House of Commons Passes the Irish Home Rule Bill
London May 25 the Irish home rule bill passed its third reading in the house of commons by a majority of 78 The vote was 352 to 674 amid a crowded chamber Outside crowds gathered to hear the result Premier Asquith announced that an amending bill would be introduced to reflect any agreement with Ulster and to meet objections.
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London
England
House of Commons
James Lowther
Ulster
Asquith
House of Lords
Francis Kossuth Dies at 73 Hungarian Leader
Francis Kossuth son of Louis Kossuth and former Hungarian minister of commerce died in Budapest aged 73 after prolonged illness. He led Hungarians in political struggles, assumed his father’s mantle after 1894, and was briefly married on his sick bed to Countess Benyorsky before his death. Col Theodore Roosevelt visited him in 1910.
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Budapest
Francis Kossuth
Kossuth
Countess Benyorsky
Count Benyorsky
Louis Kossuth
Francis
Hungary
Pressburg
Kutiahl
Asia
Minor
England
London University College
Italy
Itungary
Neral
Col
Théodore Roosevelt
Admanettes to Be Entertained At Toronto Convention
The Associates Advertising clubs of America plan to entertain delegates wives at the Toronto convention June 21 to 25. A Waterloo Town Criers club program outlines the women’s care with Toronto taking charge and barrels of treats prepared for the ladies. The plan aims to prevent boredom while delegates attend duties and ensure wives are looked after by Toronto volunteers.
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Associates Advertising Clubs of
America
Toronto
Town Criers’ Club
Waterloo
Pole
Indies
Draymen Warned Against Illegal Liquor Delivery
County Attorney Hoxie leads a crackdown to curb illegal liquor delivery in Waterloo. Notices warn draymen and transfer firms to verify legal permits, with emphasis on buyers’ eligibility and interstate shipments. Brewers may have local agents moving beer to homes, seen as violation when shipments arrive at depots.
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Tnder
Hoxie
Waterloo
Atep
Sutar
P. H. Landy
Landy
Freightagh
Supreme Court
Mqnor
Fraight
Des Moines
Splendid Funeral Rites Observed in Tokio
Tokio May 26. About 1,000,000 torches and lanterns lit the city during the final rites for Empress Dowager Waruko. Her body rode in a funeral car drawn by white oxen amid watch fires and a grieving crowd. The pageant surpassed any seen since Emperor Meiji's funeral, ending with a cannon salute at Shinagawa Bay.
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Tokio
Waruko
Japan
Muteuhito
Shinagawa Bay
Knights of Columbus Hold Thirteenth Iowa Convention
Knights of Columbus from across Iowa gather in Burlington for the order’s thirteenth annual convention opening a two day session. The event brings together delegates and members from multiple districts to discuss plans and activities.
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Burlington
Knights of Columbus
Iowa
Auto Strikes Buggy. Two Children Die in Burlington
In Burlington, May 25, two children of Fred Luetger were fatally hurt when the automobile they rode in struck a horse and buggy. The car turned on its side, spilling the occupants and injuring other family members.
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Burlington. In
Fred Luetger
Rainfall record set with .95 inches in month to date
Ralph A. Slippy reports during the weekend a total rainfall of .95 inches, the heaviest for the period this month, bringing needed moisture to dry ground and crops on the farm. An advertisement segment notes El Tovar cigars for 64.
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Ralph A. Slippy
Uncle Sam
Sinilar
Warm weather forecast for week with scattered showers
Washington May 26 Warm weather is forecast for the first half of the week with above normal temperatures in the Ohio valley and central west. Rainfall will be generally light but well distributed across northern and western states. Disturbances bring showers and thunderstorms in the northwest and central valleys, followed by cooler conditions.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Central West
Misalasippi Valley
Monzitaing
Plateau
Great Central
Davenport Woman Burns Herself in Cellar Suicide
Magdalen Pruter, 65, widow of Franklin Pruter, a retired farmer, burned herself to death in Davenport Indiana. She locked doors and piled papers and wood in the cellar coal bin, sprinkled kerosene on them and her clothing, then set the pile alight. Police arrived 16 minutes later to find her dead. She had brooded over her sorrow since her husband's death.
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Davenport
Magdalena Pruter
Wranklin Pruter
Canadian Steamer Royal Edward Hits Large Iceberg
The Royal Edward of the Canadian Northern Steamship company collided with a very large iceberg 110 miles east of Cape Race while on its Montreal to Avonmouth voyage. The stem was twisted, the fore peak took water, but damage was deemed not serious. The ship slowed to stop in fog en route to England.
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London
Royal Edward
Canadian Northern Steamship Company
Cape Race
Montreal
Avonmouth
England
Edward
Rebels Fire Salute at Mazatlan Besiegers Amid Siege
A 21 minute salute by American and Japanese ships and a federal fortfire is seen by besieging constitutionalists as an attack on Mazatlan. General Obregon’s batteries fire on the city while gunboats are dispatched to Santa Rosalia. 62 Americans exist in the Yaqui valley as Yaqui attacks rise. General Carranza orders release of a rich Spaniard held at Monterey and mandates a draft payment to Armendia. The U.S. State Department engages Spanish ambassador on the loan.
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California
Mamitlan
Mex
San Diego
Japan
Obregon
Mazatlan
Annapolis
Santa Rosalia
Yaqui River
Yaqui
Washington, D. C
Genneral Carranza
Joaquin Armentaz
Monterey
Ito
Armendiaz
United States
State Department
Durango
Mexico City
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Gare ‘Ela
Pena
Punta Baracas
Aviator Hamel Missing After Channel Crossing Attempt
London reports no progress in solving the Gustave Hamel disappearance after he left Saturday to cross the English Channel. A large flotilla and destroyers scoured seas and coasts of France and England while inquiries continued.
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London
England
Gustave Hamel
English Channel
France
Hamel
Atlantic
Titanic disaster heirs face near total recovery limits
Washington May 25 supreme court ruling limits compensation for relatives and baggage losses from the Titanic sinking. Legal analysts say practically nothing may be recovered by those who lost kin or property as a result of the decision.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Labor Paper Editor on Trial for Murder
Clinton May 24 Arguments to quash the indictment against Carl Persons an editor who is charged with killing 2 men in a labor disturbance. Washington May 25 Commander Reamey retired navy died here early today of paralysis. He was retired in 1900 and was 65 years old. Miss Marie Whiteman operated on last week for removal of tubercular glands was taken to her home today.
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Clinton
Carl Persons
Reamey
Washington, D. C
Ul, Ll
Navy
Marie Whiteman
Sioux City Pastor Tenders Resignation Over Saloon Petition
Rev. Wallace M. Short of the First Congregational church in Sioux City Iowa resigned last night with 124 votes to 61 in favor. The petition for saloon consent led to the but the measure failed to attract all members who abstained.
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Sioux City
Wallace M. Short
First Congregational Church
Short
Big Ship Workers Threaten To Strike
Stewards and firemen aboard the steamship Vaterland threaten a walkout unless wages rise markedly. If no agreement is reached by 10 am, the vessel due to sail for Hamburg may be delayed at Hoboken. The crew totals 430 stewards and 600 firemen with current pay ranges and demands noted.
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New York
Vaterland
Hamburg
Hoboken
Post will leaves fortune to widow and daughter
Battle Creek man Charles W. Post died in Santa Barbara on May 9 and filed for probate in which his estate valued around 20 million dollars is bequeathed mainly to his widow LeHa Y. Post and his daughter Marjorie Post Close seeks probate in California.
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Washington, D. C
Charles W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Santa Barbara
Cal
LeHa Y. Post
Marjorie Post Close
Fight in Pool Hall Ends with Arrests on Fourth Street West
Conflict erupted in a pool hall on Fourth Street West at noon today as Nick Vanda and William Walda clashed. Officers arrived to find a general fight in progress. both men were taken into custody and will be arraigned tomorrow.
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Nick Vanda
William Walda
Fourth Street West
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William O. Bradley
Francis Edgouth
Havana
Knights OF Columbtus
el Tovar
Miazatlan
Empresas
Carranza
Nets Johnson
Lincoln Park
Johnson
LABOR
Post
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