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Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1914

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Possibility of Peace in Mexico Grows With Mediation

Reports from Washington say Huerta and Carranza may send envoys to negotiate mediation with Argentina Brazil and Chile. Mediation aims to suspend hostilities as diplomats seek a peaceful solution to the Mexican crisis with both sides open to proposals and commissions sent to Washington.

Linternational News Service Washington Geners Huerta Carranza Argentina Brazil Chile United States International News Service Mexico Republic Huerta Rafael Zubaran-Capmany Chihuahua National Railways of Mexico Charles Jenkinson Red Cross Vera Cruz Miss Boardman Admiral Fletcher Hopkins Gen. Villa Constitutionalista Naon Men’s

Villa Campaign Triggers Changes in Mexican Mediation Efforts

Gen Villa travels by special train toward Torreon to launch a southern campaign as Huerta and Carranza factions react. Juarez officials refuse comment on Washington mediators plan to halt hostilities amid debates over who controls Mexico when talks begin. Observers note Carranza seeks leverage before mediation starts and fear communication gaps could hinder any armistice.

Lintranational News Service EL Paso Tex Villa Chihuahua Torreon Saltillo Mexico City Juarez Washington Huertists Carrani Carranza Huerista Junta Mexico Gen. Villa

Funston Becomes Military Governor in Vera Cruz

Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston assumes supreme command of the U S occupation army in Vera Cruz and becomes military governor relieving Rear Admiral Fletcher. Marines and sailors transfer duties with infantry policing the city amid rising tensions and railroad mine threats. Refugees report anti foreign demonstrations and injuries from rock attacks.

International News Service Vera Cruz Frederick Funston Fifth Infantry Admiral Fletcher Funston Vera Cruz and Isthmus P. A. Monday Oaxaca A. W. Elliott Indiana Gardoles Elliott

Change in Express Service on Central Indiana Railway

Horace Kramer to serve as local agent for both firms as changes take effect Friday. C. C. Crawford of Richmond, Indiana, arrived to finalize arrangements. U S Express ceases operation on the line while Adams Express assumes the business tomorrow. United States Express remains on the interurban.

C. C. Crawford Richmond Ind Central Indiana Railway U. S. Express Co Adams Express Co United States Express Co Horace Kramer

Factory Fund Canvas Begins in City

Committees formed to raise money to retain the Dairy Cream Separator Company began canvassing at eight this morning. By noon the effort showed success among business houses but small subscriptions hint that all property owners must contribute. Teams worked vigorously with friendly rivalry as they canvassed. at noon the group met at the Olympic Theatre and then dined at the Clute Hotel to plan the afternoon.

Olympic Theatre Clute Hotel Dinener

Will for probate gives all to widow Addie M Williams

Will of late Robert B Williams filed in Boone Circuit Court for probate executed November 4 1897. It states he bequeaths all estate to his wife Addie M Williams without administration or bond and directs no inventory or reporting to court. Witnesses J B Harrison and Carter H Smith.

Robert B. Wiliams Boone Circuit Court J. 8. Harrison Carter H. Smith Robert B. Williams Addie M. Williams

Vera Cruz Frontline Memoir From Warzone Letters

Mrs Eman L Beck wife of a former Lebanon Key now in Mexico City banking writes from Vera Cruz aboard the Esperanza on April 22 describing American landing firefights and siege conditions. She recalls staying barricaded with trunks while Mexican shooters and cannons roared surrounding their room. Clarence Hay aided the household during the danger as dawn arrived.

Eman L. Beck Lebanon Key Mexico City Indianapolis Beck Miss Payne Franklin Frank Martin House of Friends Vera Cruz Clarence Hay John Hay

Americans Aid Group To Consulate After Gassing

A family describes shelter with Americans after soldiers forced entry. They were guided to the American Consulate and placed aboard the Esperanza by Consul Mr. Canada. They fear Huerta’s orders and fear for their husbands.

Huerta Mr. Beck Europe Galveston

Coroner rules death due to heart disease in Anderson case

Coroner O E Brenda filed a verdict in the death of William A Anderson of this city. Autopsy shows death caused by dilation of the heart. The coroner's finding reflects heart disease as the cause.

W. A. Anderson O. E. Brenda William A. Anderson

Last Day for Tax Payment Before Delinquent Fee

Busy Lebanon county treasurer's office reports heavy demand as residents rush to pay property taxes by Monday May 4 to avoid a ten percent delinquent fee. Indiana law assigns Lebanon city taxes to the county treasurer, with city funds collected for the city.

Indiana Lebanon

Shelburne Drug Store Change in Zionsville Planned

Shelburne Bros. Drug Store in Zionsville will be taken over by Thomas Shelburne the retiring postmaster T P Mills will step down once Shelburne receives official appointment notice Shelburne of Vine drug store plans to move to a farm to improve his health.

Shelburne Bros Zionsville T. P Mills Thomas Shelburne Shelburne Vine Drug Store

Fire at Cohee department store destroys stock in Frankfort

A blaze discovered at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening at the Cohee department store in Frankfort destroyed the entire second floor stock and badly damaged first floor and basement goods by water. Loss is estimated at $12,000 with fire likely caused by defective firing.

Cohee Frankfort

Roosevelt ill but improving on Brazil expedition

A cablegram from Col. Theo Roosevelt to his cousin W. Emlin Roosevelt in New York reports former President Theodore Roosevelt has been ill for weeks during his Brazil exploring trip but is now much better.

Short Change Racket Failed at Hutchings Grocery Store

A young man attempted a short change scheme at Hutchings grocery on a Wednesday afternoon. Miss Lulu Busby, a careful cashier, detected the ruse after he tried to swap silver for a ten dollar bill and then for a ten with a five dollar bill. The suspect claimed the initial bill, but the bluff failed and he left after a failure to receiving the desired notes.

Hutchings Lulu Busby Uop

Witt counter claim in set off over two thousand note

Albert E. Witt admits the original note for 2000 was executed and unpaid but asserts a counter claim. He states Richard Witt on November 1 197% executed a 2000 note for services rendered and given through affection for Albert E. Witt to be set off against the 2000 note held by Clifton Utter as administrator of Richard Witt's estate.

Clifton Utter Richard C. Witt Albert E. Witt Richard ©. Witt

Simple Wedding Ties Huntington and Vincent Astor

At Hopeland house Staatsburg estate the wedding of Miss Helen Dinsmore Huntington to Vincent Astor took place at noon. The Rev. Charles H. Duncan officiated the Episcopal service with seventy five guests including Mrs Astor and Alice Muriel among the attendees.

Stratsburg N. Y Helen Dinsmore Huntington Vincent Astor House of Astor America Charles H. Duncan St. Margaret's Church Hopeland House Staatsburg

Taft Confined by Gout. Cancels Engagements

Former President William H. Taft is confined to his New Haven home with a slight gout attack in the left foot, a condition returning from his White House days, leading to the cancellation of several speaking engagements.

Taft International News Service New Haven Conn William H. Taft Whitehouse

Pocahontas lodge to serve supper on May 1st anniversary

The Pocahontas lodge marks its anniversary with an evening supper. Members provide the menu including meat salad chicken pickles baked beans and coffee.

Pocahontas Lodge

Had Narrow Escape From Traction Car

Byron Hughes of Crawfordsville narrowly escaped serious injury when his auto stalled on a track and was struck by a Ben Hur traction car at New Ross Tugeday evening. He separated from the vehicle unhurt as the car collided with the auto.

Byron Hughes Ben Hur New Ross Crawfordsville Lebanon New Ross Tugeday

Vidito Marries Hiland at Farmer's State Bank Parlor

Ed D. Vidito and Una Hiland wed this afternoon at 1 30 in the parlors of the Farmers State Bank with Rev. Homer Dale officiating. Vidito is a farmer from five miles south of Lebanon and Hiland is the daughter of Taylor Hiland near Old Union church southwest of Lebanon. They will reside on Vidito's father's farm south of Lebanon.

Farmer’s State Bank Ed D. Vidito Una Hiland Homer Dale Vidito Lebanon Taylor Hiland Old Union Church

Bodies Piled in Heaps After Mine Disaster at No. 5 Shaft

Rescue teams reached the bottom of No. 5 shaft at the New Rivers Gillespie mine and found scores of miners dead. Many bodies were unrecognizable from severe burns, with 187 men believed trapped and killed by the explosion and deadly fumes. Authorities kept onlookers back to aid rescue efforts.

Eccles W. Va New Rivers

Upton Sinclair Fined For Disord erly Conduct In Protest

Upton Sinclair and four mourning pickets were found guilty of disorderly conduct by Magistrate Sims after a protest in front of Standard Oil at 26 Treadway. Sinclair and two protesters were jailed for three days and fined three dollars. two women paid fines, while Sinclair threatened a hunger strike.

Untrenational News Service New York Upton Sinclair Standard, Oil Co Treadway Colorado Sims Sinclair Donna Lestres Elizabeth Freeman

Madame Lillian Nordiaca Near Death in Batma

In Batma Java in April Madame Lillian Nordiaca who arrived about a month ago has relapsed and is sinking. Doctors abandon hope of recovery. She had planned to sail to Genoa to meet her husband George W. Young of New York who awaited her arrival.

Batma Java Lillian Nordiaca Genoa George W. Young New York Adil

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