Mediation Plan Seeks Huerta Elimination for Mexican Power Sharing
Three South American mediators draft a plan to topple General Huerta and form a provisional government with representation for both Huerta and Constitutionalists. A five member commission would govern, two named by each side and one mediator chosen member. U S officials discuss Niagara Falls talks and possible consent from Constitutionalists.
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General Nuerta
Mexico
Huerta
State Department
Niagara Falls
Canada
United States
Bryan
Lobos Island
Delson O’shaughnessy
Mexico City
Wilson
White House
J. R. Silliman
Saltillo
General Huerta
O’shaughnessy
War Department
Garrison
Funston
Zapata
Barstow Briefs Highlight Local News and Events
Barstow reporters note Mrs. Lillie D. Gregory works on the Barstow edition of Kingdom of the Sun and will finish soon. Chas Berry and Max Cohn of Los Angeles pass through Barstow en route to Arizona to view mining property. Sheriff Ralphs and deputies search for John Steele in connection with a murder near San Bernardino. Open air services set for 7 30 pm before the Hotel Barstow with Dr. Smith and Mr. Barron. Prune trees planted. alfalfa fields sprouting on three acres.
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Lillie D. Gregory
Kingdom of the Sun
Barstow
Chas. Berry
Max Cohn
Los Angeles
Arizona
Wells-Fargo
California
Robert McCue
J. M. Higgins
Fletcher Opera House
Ralphs
John Steele
George Smith
Ray Lambert
San Bernardino
Harris
Shay
Wells
Carter
Kate Harris
Geo. Parks and
Geo. Branch
Old Mountain
Smith
Mr. Barron
Ritson Thursby
Joseph D. Evans
Otis
Mre F Philline Cister
Gernan Ashdown
Billy Kelly
The
Orange Realty Co
Lubin Henderson
R. A. Harland
Chas. Shepherd
Kramer Notes On Local Happenings In 1914
Mrs. Lelia Steiner is seriously ill at Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles. W R Briggs made a flying trip to Los Angeles. Mrs Addie Bacon left for Hanford with Mrs Roberta Montoha and the Hudsons. A group of homesteaders, including Miss Rice Embrie and Menifee, are building a five room bungalow in section 28 township 10. U C Edie leads the work. J W Vorhees well work starts now with Briggs as contractor. Mrs W J Young is in Los Angeles for her daughter’s illness. W L Henneberg is on the sick list. Since Jan 1 1914, 16000 acres of nearby government land have been filed upon. Settlers come in and interest grows in nearby land. Now is the time to get in on the ground floor. Kramer has a future.
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Lelia Steiner
Santa Fe Hospital
Los Angeles
Miss Rice
Miss Embrie
First Ship To Pass Panama Canal Under Regular Conditions
Governor Goethals says the Cucaracha channel will be completed this week and the first regular transit is expected early next week. This marks a milestone for the Panama Canal project with officials anticipating unimpeded vessel passage.
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Panama Canal
Goethals
Cucaracha
Senate Strikes Seed Distribution Provision in Agricul tural Bill
After a vigorous Senate debate the provision for free seed distribution was removed from the Agricultural Appropriation bill. Senator Kenyon called seed sending a cheap bid for favor while Senator Warren labeled it false economy. Supporters expect the provision to be reenacted in conference as in past bills.
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Senate
Kenyon
Warren
Masquerade Honoring Miss Harris At Fletcher’s Opera House
A Wednesday masquerade for Miss Kate Harris at Fletcher’s Opera House drew a large crowd and long dancing into the night. Donald Henderson as a sailor won the gentleman’s first prize and Miss A G Allen as folly won the ladies’ prize. Constable Harris and Fred Hart appeared in costume as Indian figures, with Thursby and Evans providing music for the event.
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Kate Harris
Fletcher’s
Opera House
Donald Henderson
A. G. Allen
Folly
Constable Harris
Fred Hart
Thursby & Evans
Man Killed On Railroad Near Barstow Yard
A Salt Lake City train crew found a dead man near the west end of the yards after 10 p.m. Friday. The Portugese victim, about 5 ft 6 in, 135 pounds, dark, clean shaven, wore dark clothes, a corduroy cap, and high boots. No identification except two Los Angeles street meeting photos. Coroner's jury viewed the body Saturday and burial followed in Barstow by White & Platt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Barstow
White & Platt
County Free Library opens at The Novelty
A county free library branch is now open at The Novelty with Miss A G Allen as attendant. Patrons must submit a regular form through the attendant before borrowing books. community donations fund Miss Allen’s services and the bookcase was built by E L White with lumber paid by E T Hillis, M R Dillingham, and A L Waterman.
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County Free Library
A. G. Allen
A. L. Waterman
E. T. Hillis
R. M. Dillingham
E. L. White
Miss Allen
Shriner specials pass Barstow en route to Oakland and Los Angeles
Railroad notes indicate two Shriner passenger specials returning from Atlanta will go through Barstow Tuesday. one train bound for Oakland and the other for Los Angeles. Also mentions personnel visits and relocations including Kunz resigning to join Western Pacific and travels by Towner family to Los Angeles.
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Shriner
Atlanta
Georgia
Barstow
Oakland
Los Angeles
Church Notices May 17 1914 Services
Union Church Congregational lists Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m with two sermon options. Evening service at 7 45 p m features another pair of sermon titles. Rev Steward Day, minister. Catholic Mass at 7 30 a m and Ascension Day Thursday May 21.
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Union Church
Congregational
Steward Day
Hicks Post Office Opens at Palliser Station
A new post office is established at Hicks station named Palliser with F. W. Palliser serving as postmaster. The State Tax Commission fixes total assessed value of productive Arizona mining properties at 111,463,208 dollars.
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Hicks Station
Palliser
F. W. Palliser
Arizona
State Tax Commission
National Old Trails convention notes and auto route plans
At Indianapolis last week the National Old Trails association elected L. V. Root of San Bernardino county as vice president and reappointed R. E. Swing as state organizer. The 1915 convention will be at the Grand Canyon. Prescott Automobile club debates Los Angeles to Prescott auto race via San Bernardino Victorville Barstow Needles Kingman.
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National Old Trails Association
Indianapolis
L. V. Root
San Bernardino County
R. E. Swing
San Bernardino
Grand Canyon
Prescott Automobile Club
Prescott
The
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Santa Fe-Grand Canyon-Needles National Highway
Kansas City
San California
Barstow
State Highway Commission
Needles
Santa Fe-Grand Canyon
Marriage License Notice for Walter Ardery and Minnie Kasten
Walter Ray Ardery and Minnie Kasten, both 21 and residents of Barstow Bakersfield Echo, obtained a marriage license. They were married last Tuesday after a San Bernardino visit and will reside in Barstow with relatives in Richmond.
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Walter Ray Ardery
Kansas
Minnie Kasten
Illinois
Barstow
Bakersfield
San Bernardino
Richmond
School Notes Announce Year-Long Teaching Assignments
Trustees renew contracts with Mr. Brown and Miss Grimm for another year. Miss Cora L. Hubert from Los Angeles will replace Miss Wilcox who wishes to live near Ontario. Roll of Honor lists 8th grade through 1st grade students with names such as Mary Sloan Walter Mudgett Fred Owen Raymond Riche Harold Wilson Elwood Flint Irene Leeds Edna Compton Pauline Carter Ruth Compton Marie Lurber Hazel Leasa Basil Wheeler Ralph Riche Gladys Ballard Leslie Surles Manuel Sanches Robert White Flora Brass Jos Chaves Herbert Gouldin Elsie Riche Willie Griffiths Martin Hedrick Andrew Crosbie Ruth Stanfield Elsie Erickson Lee Dean Walter Riche Llewellyn Albright Dorsey Towner Russell Pesante Martha Bennett.
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Mr. Brown
Miss Grimm
Cora L. Hubert
Los Angeles
Miss Wilcox
Ontario
Mary Sloan
Walter Mudgett
Fred Owen
Raymond Riche
Harold Wilson
Elwood Flint
Irene Leeds
Edna Compton
Pauline Carter
Ruth Compton
Marie Lurber
Hazel Leasa
Basil Wheeler
Ralph Riche
Gladys Ballard
Leslie Surles
Manuel Sanches
Robert White
Flora Brass
Jos. Chaves
Herbert Gouldin
Elsie Riche
Willie Griffiths
Martin Hedrick
Andrew Crosbie
Ruth Stanfield
Elsie Erickson
Lee Dean
Walter Riche
Llewellyn Albright
Dorsey Towner
Russell Pesante
Martha Bennett
Needles Fire Destroys Multiple Businesses in District
A major blaze swept Needles last night damaging property worth over 25 000 dollars. The fire gutted a second hand furniture store and the Needles Eye, Warren block and Welch rooming house and store, plus a lumber yard. Insurance covered most losses. Santa Fe and volunteers fought the flames under low water pressure and wind, restraining spread. Separately, a 50 000 dollar suit by attorney C C Haskell against The Evening Index began, before Judge Church in Fresno. testimony underway and trial expected to last about a week.
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Needles
Needles’ Eye
Warren’s
Welch
Santa Fe Fire Department
Atty. C. C. Haskell
Evening Index
Church
Fresno
Bledsoe
Daggett News Bids, Visits Highlight Local Hustle
N K Millett spends Tuesday in Barstow on business J C McMillan tours Los Angeles and Long Beach Jack Hoch and Wallis Wilkinson from Los Angeles are at Hochs ranch planning improvements Western Gas Engine Co and Layne Bowler firms install engines and well machinery for Hoch Alex Falconer campaigns for Irish vote by painting hotel and restaurant roofs green By May 16 Osborne Ord Mountain Mining Co fate will be settled at auction hopeful buyer sought for the rich copper proposition
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J.C. McMillan
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Jack Hoch
Wallis Wilkinson
Mr. Hoch
Western Gas Engine Co
Layne & Bowler
Alex Falconer
Osborne Ord Mountain Mining Co
Hinkley Happenings Highlight Local Happenings and Ranch Work
H M Henning cuts alfalfa while a Barstow trip is noted. A straw ride to Harmontown entertains 23. C L Kennedy of Los Angeles surveys Locust Knolls ranch with Mrs Kennedy supervising. Local visits include O B Plotner and Capt Elrick. Hinkley announces a new baseball team and Sam Young cuts 35 acres of alfalfa near Todd. Will Berry returns from Los Angeles trip.
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Ee Hinkley
H. M. Henning
Guy van Gundy
Notary
Tom Peck
A. E. Axtell
Ladies’ Improvement Society
Henning Thureday
S. P. Gould
Los Angeles
Hinkley
Fred Yeary
Todd
Randsburg
Sam Young
Will Berry
Uncle Ike urges Barstow growth and unity
A letter from Uncle Ike in Los Angeles praises the Barstow paper and urges local citizens to organize for rapid growth. He advocates a cement plant bank wholesale houses and factories to serve Mojave Valley as Barstow becomes a central hub with railroad access. He asks who will lead the community toward progress.
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Barstow
Cal
Mojave Valley
Moses
Uncle Ike
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Kramer
Miss Harris
B. Benson
Lip Track
J. C. Long
A. G. Armstrong
H. W. Hunt
Gannon
H. Radak
G. L. McCutcheon
Stockton
F. J. Kunz
Salt Lake City
Western Pacific
D. L. Towner
Daggett Doings
N. K. Millett
Ike Anderson