Huerta Forced to Resign Reported by Wilson Aid
Washington dispatch says President Wilson sent John Lind to Mexico to pressure Huerta to quit. Nelson O Shaughnessy, former Chargé d affaires, testified before the senate Mexican investigation committee that Huerta believed only the Carranza revolution could resolve the Mexican trouble.
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John Lind
Mexico
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Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Senate
Mexican Investigation Committee
Carrange
O'Shaughnessy
Lose weight with Korein system promises
Advertises weight loss by using oil of Korein with open air breathing and weekly self measurements. Claims 10 to 69 pounds lost and includes a $100 guarantee, urging readers to obtain a box at busy drug stores and receive a plain wrapper brochure from Korein Co New York.
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Korein
Korein Co
New York
N. Y
Mexican land issue cited by witness in oil conflict
The witness said Lind was bitter toward large English oil firms in Mexico and the Catholic Church, which he blamed for Mexico's ills. He claimed the Mexican land problem is exaggerated by Americans and that the United States would use force if needed to achieve its aims.
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United States
Lind
Mexico
Catholic Church
O'Shaughnessy
Small Town Notes From Plains and Surroundings
A series of social visits and travels are recorded across Plains Athens and nearby towns. Residents like Berma Yerkey and Karl Shreves return from trips. families such as the Stauffers and the Geisickes host and visit guests. Several patients are on the sick list and various shoppers and motorists are noted.
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Flossie Williams
Luhrig
Will Lock
Athens
Hazel Geisicke
Herman Humphrey
Evelyn Ailshire
Carl Michael
Colonel Lock
Joe Hutchins
Orla Porter
Notestein
Merwin Stauffer
Mary Stauffer
Merwin
Logan
John Robinson
Anna Geisicke
Hazel
Lou Murphy
John Smart
Canaanville
Pritchard
Columbus
Robert Noble
Karl Shreves
Germany
J. K. Brown
Jeff Harrison
Baby
Dave’ Aleshire
Port
Worth
John
Bruce Dickens
Haydenville
Jess Dickens
Charles Keeton
Ed Michael
Will Davis
John Jamer
Charles Woods
Albany
Ed Smith
Flora
Lydia Martin
Carbon Hill
Port Dickens
League Names Its Favorite Sons
Westerville May 4 Rev P A Baker general superintendent of the anti saloon league of America stated the leagues approval of presidential candidates Hoover Wood Lowden McAdoo Hughes Poindexter and William J Bryan The prohibitionists of the country can safely support any of these men if nominated Baker said
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Westerville
P. A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League of America
League
Baker
Regular Habits Now Constipation Gone
A testimonial for Milks Emulsion claims relief from constipation with daily morning bowel movements after using two bottles. The ad touts its nutritional value, appetite boost, and quick stomach relief, notes a money back guarantee, and lists Terre Haute Indiana as the maker with distributors in Athens and Nelsonville.
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Elmer C. Brooks
Washington St
Peoria
Terre Haute
Ind
Cline Rhnarmacy Co
Athens
L. J. Eberle
Nelsonville
Ohio
McAdoo Loyalists Claim 540 Delegates For First Ballot
Wm G McAdoo lacks an official campaign, but his backers say 540 delegates will back him on the first ballot at San Francisco. They name states voting for him now and list the 234 pledged to swing on the second ballot to reach 774, with various trades and possible Edwards Cox pairing noted.
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United Press
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Wm. G. McAdoo
San Francisco
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Tensee
Texas
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Virginia
Washington
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Columbia
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Porto Rico
Michigan
New Hampshire
Herbert Hoover
Georgia
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Oklahoma
South Dakota
Tom Watson
KE. T. Meredith
Champ Clark
Smith
Edwards
New Jersey
North Carolina
S. F. Simons
Robert Owen
James W. Gerard
Albany
Cox
Ohio
TARTS GUtAT TO CAST RUN
Ray A. Wilson, a former Marine, starts a 3,000 mile coast to coast run from Seattle toward New York aiming for 75 days. He will push forty one miles daily and must keep running to win any benefits. Marathon stars may join along the route for a big purse.
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Wash
Federal
Ray A. Wilson
Wilson
New York
S. Kanaguri
San Francisco
Antwerp
Lunacy Commission Finds Simpkin Insane in Dr. Marko Killing
The lunacy commission ruled Thomas W. Simpkin insane after investigating the shooting death of Dr. James Wright Marko. He was ordered committed to the asylum for the criminal insane at Mattea wan.
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Simpkin
New York
Lunacy Commission
Thomas W. Simpkin
James Wright Marko
Matteawan
Georges Carpentier Begins American Tour in New York
European champion Georges Carpentier opened his U S tour with a two round stoppage and shadow boxing session with sparring partner Jules Lancars at a navy club benefit performance in New York May 4.
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Georges
New York
Georges Carpentier
America
Jules Lancars
Navy Club
Mor gan Family Heads to Rochester Visit
Clerk of Courts Thurman L. Morgan and his wife with son Harold depart Tuesday for Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Morgan and Harold will stay for two months The Womans Benefit Association of the Maccabees holds a 730 PM meeting this evening Miss Lucile Henry spends Monday as a Parkersburg West Virginia visitor
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Thurman L. Morgan
Blackco Stomach and Liver Tablets advertise daily relief
A 25 cent box offers quick action to cleanse the system and restore energy. Consumers are urged to take one tablet with water for natural regularity and to avoid daily oils or purgatives. Available from druggists or by mail postpaid with 28 tablets and directions.
Eighth Grade Commencement Noted for Lodi Township
Eighth grade commencement for Lodi township set in Jerseyville on May 7 at 7 30 p m. Pupils listed as passing high school entrance exam include Leo Grim Benson Cowan Clyde Smith Catherine Burson Claire Burson Flossie Miller Elda F Smith Nellie McLain Lucile Carsey Alwilda Phillips Clara Warner Frances Read ing.
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Lodi Township
Jerseyville
Leo Grim
Benson Cowan
Clyde Smith
Catherine Burson
Claire Burson
Flossie Miller
Elda F. Smith
Nellie Mclain
Lucile Carsey
Alwilda Phillips
Clara Warner
Frances Reading
School exercises in Carthage township at Lottridge church
Exercises for Carthage township will be held at Lottridge church on May 5 at 7 30 p m. The following pupils have passed examinations for admission to high school Harley Barnhill Jessie Bolen William Weisenbach Jessie Weisenbach Gladys Myer Florence Barnhart Bernice Dye Alice Russell Eunice Williams Edith Koehler Mildred Nuzum.
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Carthage Township
Lottridge Church
Harley Barnhill
Jessie Bolen
William Weisenbach
Jessie Weisenbach
Gladys Myer
Florence Barnhart
Bernice Dye
Alice Russell
Eunice Williams
Edith Koehler
Mildred Nuzum
Man Killed by Train While Visiting Son in Pemberton
Eli Johnson, 65, of Pemberton, climbed through a window to visit his son John F. Johnson. He sat on a nearby railway track and was struck by a Big Four passenger train, near the home, early today in Belle Fontaine.
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Belle Fontaine
Eli Johnson
Pemberton
John F. Johnson
Supreme Court postpones dry law decision to May 17
Washington May 3 The Supreme Court will not announce its ruling on the constitutional prohibition until May 17 after a two week recess following no decision on the dry dispute.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vacation in Chauncey Promotes Local Attractions
Poem invites readers to visit Chauncey for spring holidays highlighting Main Street sights. References include Buckeye Lake, Cap. Stalder, Andy Crynock, Floyd Highland, John Glass, Hoyt Courtney, Bill Glass, and local lagoons and frog habitats. The piece mixes humor with promotional boasts and eccentric attractions.
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Cap. Stalder
Andy Crynock
Cape of Hope
Floyd Highland
Gulf of Woe
Larkin Sentenced to Sing Sing for Agitator Editor
James J. Larkin editor of The Revolutionary Age and agitator was convicted and ordered to serve time at Sing Sing. The May 4 report notes the conviction and pending or immediate imprisonment.
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Larkin
Sing Sing
New York
James J. Larkin
the Revolutionary Age
Prisoner Sentenced in Sing Sing Case
Last week in Sing Sing prison Justice Bartow Sweeks sentenced a defendant to not less than two years and not more than ten years in a Supreme Court case of criminal anarchy.
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Sing Sing
Bartow
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