Mexican mediation offer over border tensions amid Carrizal notes
The United States forwarded a note from Mexico proposing mediation to resolve the border incident. Mexico favors direct talks and stresses withdrawal of American troops and frontier protection as key goals. The note cites the release of Carrizal prisoners as proof of sincerity and urges prompt, practical solutions to prevent further incidents.
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Therisoners
Carrizal
Washington, D. C
Pacific
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Mexico
Carranza Note Opens Path to Diplomatic Settlement
Gen Carranza’s reply to the June US notes ends sharp war talk in Washington. The Mexican Foreign Minister Aguilar signs a concise note favoring conciliation and mediation. Carranza accepts mediation in principle and seeks direct talks with the US while pledging to prevent new incidents. President Wilson will digest the note as officials express optimism that the Mexico crisis may be resolving. Secretary Lansing signals regular course but leaves open mediation.
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Ee Jarranza
U.S
Washington
Lansing
Lenew
U. S
John Edwin Nevin
International News Service
Ashington
Carranza
Amerika
T l Department
Acto Government
Mexico
Aguilar
White House
State Department
Trevino
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Mexico City
Wilson
Caledron
Rubber Co to Open Plant Here in Canton
About 20 men to be hired as factory to manufacture rubber goods. Wilson Rub Corporation, led by former Can der Co. official Wilson, will set up at 1320 5th St in a building formerly Canton Manufacturing. New venture includes Henry Bern and George Kocher as organizers. Installation of machinery to begin within days. Slaves and household items mentioned in fragment.
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Wilson Rub
Wilson
The
Cander Co
Y Enterprise
Tapany
J. Wilson
Henry Bern- George Kocher
Wendell
Canton
Quieted Petition for Real Estate Title Heard in Court
Judge hears case of Isador Saltz versus Uriah Tal filed to quiet title on property. Proceedings focus on establishing ownership and resolving disputes over disputed real estate rights. Saltz seeks official acknowledgment of his claim and release of the property from competing interests.
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Isador Saltz
Saltz
Uriah R. ‘Tal
Married? No They Were Not And Now They Must Wait
Canton stunt ends in delay as Corporal Ed Seil and Mildred Ruth Kennedy plan a rush wedding. A guard house demonstration and stretcher ride accompany their bid, but a courthouse clerk says no license is available in Canton and Stark County rules apply. Capt Hazlett delays further, promising release for Seil after 36 hours.
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Company C
Ed Seil
Mildred Ruth Kennedy
7Th St
Canton
Seil
Miss Kennedy
Stark Ce
Capt. Hazlett
Leil
Hazlett
Dennis R. Smith
Daily News
Smith
Columbus
Seil-Kennedy
O. K
Builders to push city building code at special meeting
The Builders Exchange directors met Monday noon to urge council to pass a building code at a special Thursday evening session. They will mobilize full membership to back the effort and press for council action to enact a code, with a department likely to follow.
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Builders’ Exchange
Household goods and merchandise storage sale ad
Household goods and merchandise storage sale Saturday at 1 Pm at Canton Storage and Transfer Co 528 4th Street NE Advy See E.
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Perioty
M Storage & Transfer Co
Canton Storage & Transfer Co
M. Canton Storage & Transfer Co
4Th-St
Central Labor Union Meeting Tonight at Market Hall
Local notice calls all delegates to the Central Labor Union gathering this evening at L A hall on Market avenue. Adv. 4th-st NE and Adv. 5th, 7th streets referenced for directions.
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Central Labor Union
L. A. Hall
Adv
Buffalo and Return Fare Advertised
The notice advertises a Buffalo round trip of 6 80 with travel via W L and c B Steamers on sale daily and a return limit of 30 days. Also mentions a monthly free Eastman Kodak at Eagle Drug Store and a physicians advert in Courtland.
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Buffalo
Wed & Fun
Eagle
Pickpockets and thefts pace Lake Fourth of July night
Canton police report four pickpocketing cases and burglaries Tuesday into Wednesday near Meyers Lake and Public Square. Victims include Henry Falla who lost 125 dollars, William Sholtz with 12 dollars and two tickets, E H Johnson 12 dollars, and C H Kinnan 17 dollars. other losses include tools and an automatic revolver.
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Canton
Meyers Lake
Henry Falla
Clarendonay
William Sholtz
Alliance
E. H. Johnson
Harrisonay
C. H. Kinnan
Carpenter
Mike Bell
Mahoningrd
John Dandorf
Beldenay NE
Abe Wilkof
Simon Mister
Carl Talerico
Liberty Av SE
Arthur Barrie
6Th
Greek, who shot, held under $1000 bond
John Banust a Greek rooming at 431 Cherry Avenue SE charged with shooting with intent to kill was placed under $1000 bond and ordered to appear for trial. He could not bond and remains in city jail after firing into a Cherry Avenue SE crowd aimed at George Buklias and John Toradas who wrestled the gun away. He fled to a friend’s house on Savannah SE and hid in a closet.
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John Banust
Cherry-av SE
Banust
Cherry-ay SE
George Buklias
John Toradas
Buklias
Toradas
Bannst
Savannahan SE
Storage Sale This Saturday at 10 PM
A storage sale is scheduled for Saturday at 10 p.m. at 4th Street Northeast Adg. 5 and 6 percent.
All Summer Camp at Columbus Falls Start to Border Possible
Camp Willis, July 5. Rejected eighth regiment members halted on way to station and told to stay in camp by Col. Vollrath. He argues they remain eligible after national guard exams and will fight to keep them. Regular officers contest recall, saying the men are out of service for good.
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Columbus
Dennis R. Smith
Willis
Eighth
Col. Vollrath
Vollrath
National Guard
Camp Willia
Canton
Texas
Etticars
Federal War Department
Bate
U. S
Illo Grande
Capt. Hazlett
Ohio
County urged to replace flooring on two bridges
Street Superintendent E L Preston told city officials the county should install new floors on at least two bridges immediately, citing rotting planks and ongoing patchwork. He noted the 11th street SE bridge under repair and the 15th street SW bridge as the worst, while the 19th NE bridge also needs attention. A previous bridge investigation found many structures in poor condition.
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E. L. Preston
11Th-St SE
Preston
Street
15Th-St SW
19Th-St NE
East Creek
H. R. Witter
Z. W. Kent
Kent
Witter
Two Brothers Injured in Battle as Foes Suffer Broken Arms
Andrew Schuster and Smith are arrested for fighting. they face trial next Tuesday. In the clash, W. M. Thorley and Frank Thorley, brothers, each suffered a broken left arm. Councilman W. M. Ball is reportedly restrained by Schuster and Smith as counsel.
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Andrew Schuster
Smith
Fig
W. M
Frank Thorley
W. M. Ball
Schuster
Martin Hting
High Grade 88 Note Player with Easy Terms
Used but in fine shape 15 roll player offered for 300 dollars. Down payment of 10 dollars at Ken ny's advertisement. The notice advertises Overlana Days and Willys Koients Cantom Mevog Car W Adve.
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Kenny's
Willys Koients
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C. Aguilar
Halk
Ranza
Corporal ED Seil
Drs. Douds
Courtland -Advt
Army OF Ptocers
Rio Grande
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