Rebel Leader Sir Roger Casement On Trial For Treason
London May 15 Charged with high treason both within and without the realm Sir Roger Casement captured while landing arms from a German auxiliary and Daniel Julian Bailey was arraigned in police court Bailey, who escaped with Casement, was captured in Wandsworth after living in disguise for weeks The men face treason charges for acts between November 1914 and April 21 1916 aimed at betraying England and aiding the enemy
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London
England
Sir Roger Casement
Daniel Julian Bailey
Bailey
Sir Roger
Wandsworth
Scotland Yard
British Isles
London Tower
Tme
Edward Carson
Ulster Spepanes
Sir Edward Carson
Ireland
Bonsicourt
Sirrederick BE
Smith
Sir Frederick
Casement
Germany
Roger Casement
Limberg
Canton Attorney Charged In Ford Larceny Case
Canton attorney Glen I. Hay was arrested in Cleveland on larceny charges after a Ford was reported stolen Friday night from the Grand Theater area. Det. Skotnicky and Mirkin identified the car and Hay, released on bond with his father Albert furnishing it, denied the theft.
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Glen I. Hay
Woodry NW
Canton
Cleveland
Detec
Skotnicky
Albert
Mirkin
6Th-St
Grand Theater
Arnings
Hay
Winfield
Frank Casey
Woodland
Thomas
Glen Hay
Courtay
Guartet
Falls, Workmen Hurt When Scaffold Breaks
Three workers were injured when a scaffolding on the U. E. B. contractor building on Broa d Extension collapsed shortly after sunrise. Hains, Sree SE, and Janson suffered injuries including a broken wrist and shoulder as they were taken to Ingleside hospital by Nehard's ambulance.
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Eaney
U. EB
Ainful
Hains
Sree SE
Zaereere
Superior Ay
Ingleside Hospital
Oe Nehard
Janson
Roth
Spu Ns
Isher
Carpenter
Art
Kipling Quotation Precedes San Francisco Suicde
Rodney F. Cousin wrote a final note to Mrs. Hattie Knusen and then ended his life by gas in San Francisco. He left a Kipling volume nearby as a somber last message. Authorities reported the discovery today.
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San Francisco
Rodney F. Cousin
Kipling
Hattie
Rodney
Hattie Knusen
Cousin
Horticultural Society Meeting at Robertsville Grange Hall
A Horticultural society gathering is announced for Wednesday May 17 at the new Grange hall in Robertsville. Ladies of the Grange will provide dinner. Train service from Canton to Robertsville departs at 7 26 a m and returns from Robertsville at 3 35 p m.
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Horticultural Society
New Grange
Robertsville
Grange
Canton
Bird House Building Report Planned for Loyal Temperance Legion
A report from those building bird houses will be presented at the Loyal Temperance Legion meeting on Wednesday at 3 30 p m. The event outlines the project progress and future plans for garden habitat improvements.
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The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Herrick appeals for aid for mothers hit by European war
Myron T. Herrick, former ambassador to France, urged active neutrality and urged U S relief for European mothers suffering from war. He called for organized national relief, money and supplies, and coordination by a central authority to aid refugees, wounded, and the homeless.
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France
Myron T. Herrick
Ama
Olite Balmat
Raymond Eck
P. H
Europe
U. 8
America
University student on trial for death of girl
Will Orpet, a university student, goes on trial in Waukegan Illinois for the death of Marian Lambert. Prosecutors allege he administered poison following a romantic dispute about marriage and pregnancy. The defense aims to show opposition to capital punishment and uses circumstantial evidence relations while noting a letter implying the girl contemplated self harm.
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Waukewan
Will Orpet
Beau Brummel
Charles Donnelly
Orpet
Marian Frances Lambert
Helm's Woods
Marian
Poe
Lightning Strikes School Chimney Damaging Building
About $25 in damage reported when a bolt hit the Marketay 8 School Sunday at 12 25 pm striking the chimney and air shaft and throwing bricks and slate from the roof. Fire Chief Mesnar warned of dangerous loosened bricks and slates while Principal Hiner and architect Weber said classes could continue though roof slates were torn and a roof edge left unstable.
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Market Ay 8
Mesnar
John C. Harmony
Cr. L. Hiner
Mesnay
Hiner
Phil Weber
Employ Daily News Want Ads to Do Your Selling
Local issue promoting the use of daily news want ads for selling goods services or property. Encourages readers to place classified notices to reach broad audience and boost sales effectively.
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Daily News
Pershing Denies Danger as U S Forces Press Mexico Advance
Gen John J Pershing tours advanced base in Mexico and rejects reports of weakness or imminent attack. Maj Langhorne’s cavalry pushes 100 miles toward the border with 1500 Carranzista troops nearby while fires at Fort Bliss prompt a military inquiry and state guards mobilize at Douglas Columbus and San Antonio.
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Laguna DE Impascate
Mexico
Nampqulepa
Columbus
N. Ma
John J. Pershing
US 8
Oje Axzules
Pershing
Obregon
Mai Lane
el Paso Country Club
el Paso
Ysleta
Dorbant
Sierra Blanca
Here
McKinney Springs Inn
Douglas
San Antonio
Border conditions discussed with Wilson after border return
Gen. Hugh L. Scott returned from the border as President Wilson planned to receive firsthand details. An oral agreement with Gen. Obregon on U S troops operation in northern Mexico is viewed as a basis for diplomacy with the de facto government to delay full intervention until Congress approves reorganizing the army. Funston distributes troops along the border and seeks 20 000 more men, partly from coast artillery and militia cavalry, while Pershing monitors Mexican movements near the Big Bend.
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Washington
Hugh L. Scott
Wilson
Scott
Obregon
U. S
Mexico
O. K
Congress
Funston
War College
National Guard
Coast Artillery
Scott Returns To Washington
Maj. Gen. accompanied by Gen. Weaver of the coast artillery and aides reached the war department at 9 o clock. He declined to discuss the Mexican situation and said he would report to his superiors. He would not comment on a supposed gentleman agreement with Gen. Obregon.
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Washington
Hugh L. Scott
Weaver
Coast Artillery
War Department
Gen. Scott
Border Protection Now Chief Concern of Gen. Funston
Gen. Funston plans to send militia from San Antonio to the border as soon as units are trained for active service. The Brownsville area is seen as a likely target for depredations while other border points may face Mexican attacks. South of the border Mexicans are believed to have fired on plains and woods to threaten U S cavalry grazing. Funston directs training and equipping of state militia to ensure border protection.
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Texas
Funston
Brownsville
Pershing
U. S
Fanston
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