Carranza's Body Arrives After Derailment Train
The body of murdered Mexican president Venustiano Carranza arrives on a special train from Puebla amid mourning crowds. Dignitaries and diplomats attend as daughters Julia and Virginia take charge for a funeral planned at Dolores Cemetery. Provisional leadership delays announced as authorities seek order and safety.
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Exigo City
Ofer A ” A
Mexico
Arriv Kital
George Summértein
Carran
Band of
Caren
Puebla
Carranza
Julia
Virginia
Dolores
Cemetery of Sorrows
Murguia
Aguiree Berlanga
Ignacio Bonillas
General Urquizo
Guadalupe
Cebeneion
Adolfo de Huerta
Mexico City
Mex
Julia Vir
Capitol
Republic of Mexico
Coahuila
Dolores (Sorrows
Ienera
Odessa Offensive Report Spurs Polish Commander Shuffle
Wireless dispatches from Warsaw note Galician fusiliers and Ukrainian forces forming a junction with General Pavlenko’s units to strike at Odessa. The reports imply Odessa may have fallen, and General Szeptycki has taken command of all forces opposing the Bolsheviks.
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London
Warsaw
Pavlenkos
Odessa
Vilna
Rzed
Szeptycki
Johnson Wins Oregon Race in GOP Endorsement
Complete returns from 13 counties and partial data from 23 others show Senator Hiram Johnson holding the Republican presidential endorsement lead in Oregon. The results reflect ties influencing the contest with John Lee and Major General Wood also noted.
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Portland
Ore
Hiram, Johnson
Oregon
John Lee
Wood
Electrical Engineers Demand Jobs for Ohio University Graduates
The electrical department reports many more job calls than available graduates. Two teaching posts remain open in practical mechanics and electricity and in mechanical and electrical engineering. Salaries range from 1800 to 2500 dollars annually with offers already extended to several graduates.
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Electrical Department of
Ohio, University
Atkinson Beg
Guard Duty Hindered after Fatal Attempt in Local Incident
An overnight vigil was held at the jail district after a reported mob action. William Weert was killed by Turner who shot Moore during an attack on a couple in a car. Turner seized jewelry, then fled.
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Ston
Wiliam
Turner
Mae Moore
Pete Warty
Moore
Confesses Part in Murder Plot in Akron Case
George Niechter, 20, third member of a youth gang, pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the Steve Bosses slaying. Leroy Dunlap, first tried, was found guilty but fled with two others before sentencing. John C. Smith received life imprisonment. Ralph Richardson pending trial. Louis Niechter remains at large.
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Akron
George Neichter
Steve Bosses
Leroy Dunlap
John C. Smith
Ohio
Ralph Richardson
Louis Niechter
George
Dunlap
Gun Wounds Prove Fatal In Cleveland Shooting
Harold Kagy dies from a lung wound two weeks after being shot. He repeats an alleged claim that John Joyce, a former saloonkeeper and political figure, fired the shot. Joyce eludes police as they search for him. A municipal judge is implicated and a mysterious third man is being hunted. An Eagles dance announcement follows.
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Cleveland
Harold Kagy
John Joyce
Joyce
Kagy
Witness In Probe Of Campaign Expenses
The sub committee questioned Hitchcock campaign manager for General Wood about contributions from national and western funds, and local financing in Michigan Illinois and Ohio. He claimed minimal funds from New Jersey Rhode Island Connecticut and Delaware with large local spending and defended westward funding.
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Washington
Fay
Frank M. Hitchcock
Ard. Wood
Hitchcock
Wood
Hitchcock Siesok Aetee
New Jersey
Maryland
York
Camm
New England
Hitch
Read
A. Weitian
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Ohio
Westérim
Chicago
du Pont
Uwi
Whiltepeock
Boone
Chi
Kenyon
Randolph J. Hersey
Wheeling
Howard Sutherland
Hersey
Ford
Angus McSween
Hiram Johnson
Ohio Proclaims Three Days for Democracy Neighbors Day
Governor Cox issues a state proclamation urging Ohioans to observe June 12 to 14 as Neighbors Day Community Sunday and Flag Day The plan promotes greater neighborhood friendliness and American ideals with church services and “Stars and Stripes” meetings
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Columbus
National Conference On Community
Cox
Ohio
Big Dance At Albany Pyare Night
Albany hosts a social event on May 26 inviting the public to attend a community dance night hosted by Pyare. The notice emphasizes a festive evening with music and dancing for residents and visitors.
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Eagles
Earle Mall
Albany Pyare
Explosion injures score in Pittsburg and destroys two houses
A bomb exploded in a building housing foreigners in Pittsburg Pa causing injuries to a score of people and one missing. Bricks and debris shattered a street car as people fled, with many cut or bruised in the rush to exit.
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Pittsburg
Lion in Piano Box Sparks Near Riot in New York
Thomas R. Zann of Nenworth ordered 15 pounds of meat, guiding hotel staff to a piano box in his room. Inside lay a 900 pound bushy haired lion, triggering a near riot as authorities intervened.
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New York
Thomas R. Zann
Nenworth
Ohio Valley Weather Forecast Week Outlook
Washington forecast for the Ohio Valley predicts the first half of the week will stay cooler than normal with temperatures below average. The second half may bring occasional showers and near normal temperatures.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
County fair price board formed across Ohio counties
Columbus May 14 reports practically every Ohio county will form a price board this week. State officials announced the commissioners to appoint, listing Frank D. Sindlalp, McFadden, J Nathad, George, and others from Mingo Junction as members.
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Columbus
Montgomery
Cleveland
Frank D. Sindlalp
McFadden
J. Nathad
Mere Reed George
Pasition
Cheer
Mingo Junction
Ambush Attacks Linked to Prosecutions Stir City
Police report two separate attempts to kill were connected to recent prosecutions of murderers and gang members. Young Hoyne and his father were involved, with authorities noting a mistaken identity incident amid the unrest.
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Lad
Young Hoyne
Tovenge
Wilson asks Congress to accept Armenian mandate
President Wilson voiced in a message to Congress that the United States should accept a mandate over Armenia. He argued support from the San Remo conference and cited a Senate resolution expressing sympathy with the Armenian people, stressing American leadership is needed in civilization’s interests.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Thig
Ae Sons
Armenia
America
Sén
Senator Penrose in no immediate danger says doctors
Philadelphia May 24. Senator Boise Penrose remains ill but not in immediate danger per physicians. They report his condition improved since Friday relapse and his recovery is progressing at his home in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Boise’ Penrose
Bondman Joyce Surrenders to Cleveland Police
John W. Joyce, a professional bondman, walked into Cleveland Police Chief Smiths office on May 24 and surrendered after police spent the night and forenoon hunting him on a murder charge. Joyce killed Harold Kagy, a garage proprietor, and was taken to jail without delay.
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Cleveland
John W. Joyce
Smith
Joyce
Harold Kagy
Man fatally shoots self in Nelsonville area incident
In Nelsonville on May 24, Jennet Carr, 33, shot and killed herself at about 11:60 PM at the home of Mrs. Mary Opanay on Ulin Street after an earlier event in Albany involving a Gideon assembly. Authorities describe the scene as a self-inflicted fatality with confusion surrounding surrounding details.
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Nelsonville
Jennet Carr
Mary Opanay
Ulin Street
Abne
Donney
Arenes
Unclear Text Provides Election Snippet
Fragmentary OCR shows names like Ben Covert and Military star with unclear positions. Key details such as organization, exact titles, dates, and full context are unreadable.
Town Adopts New Schedule for Teacher Pay
In Te is towne ane town county officials consider adopting a schedule that outlines teacher pay. The plan shows salaries from $800 per year and increases beyond, signaling likely adjustments to compensation.
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Towne Ane
Coal output in Ohio falls below half normal due to car shortages
Ohio miners report production under 50 percent of normal as government data show average output at 41.4 percent since March. Workers log under three days per week statewide while transport problems account for roughly 90 percent of the trouble and miners warn of future coal price rises.
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Columbus
Ohio
To Cremate Bodies of Death by Own Action Victims
New York reports arrangements were made to cremate Joan Phiel and his wife who died by their own action last Saturday. A note to Phiel's brother in Mansfeld Ohio requested disposition of the remains. The couple were found dead in their home with no stated reason for the deaths.
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New York
Joan Phiel
Phiel
Mansfeld
Protesters Challenge Packing Industry Profits
A disjointed text notes a protest to the president and speaker of the house demanding proof of claims about the packing industry. It asserts average profits per product are under two cents and accuses packers of earning less than a nickel weekly per American, while calling for a chance to prove or deny the facts.
Death of Joseph J Gill Founder of Gill Bank and Glass Co
Joseph J Gill of Steubenville longtime Jefferson County resident died Saturday at home after a paralytic stroke suffered Thursday. He founded the National Bank and Gill Brother Glass Company and was a major figure in local business and shipping circles.
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