Americans Are Armed 10 Rebels In Juarez Conflict
Rebel reports describe 800 cavalry under General Salazar advancing ahead of main Federals led by Cas tro Orozco Caraveo Rojas Landa Mancuila. Federals claim Juarez will be attacked within a week from east and west, with Salazar moving west via Flores ranch to cut the Juarez rail link and isolate Chihuahua, seeking to strike first at that point. Rebel scouts say only a small Federal force has left Ojinaga after a brief skirmish.
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Eral Ynez Salazar
Castro
Orozco
Caraveo
Rojas
Landa
Mancuila
Juarez
Salazar
Flores Ranch
Juarex
Chihuahua
Ojinaga
Carranza fears meeting Villa in northern Mexico
Rebel agents in El Paso and Juarez claim the split between General Francisco Villa and General Venustiano Carranza has deepened. Carranza reportedly fears traveling to Chihuahua to meet Villa, explaining his stay in Hermosillo rather than organizing a northern civil government held by the rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sincial
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Francisco Villa
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Chihuahua
Villa
Hermosillo
MANY PAGES OF CONGRESS Alot TO PROMINENGE
Special to The American Washington December 28 sightseeing crowds at the capitol notice loud laughter and page frolic in the House chamber. About 25 to 30 boys run aisles wrestling boxing and tossing paper in imitation baseball. Pages earn seventy five dollars a month while Congress is in session and gain access to members by name. Many pages later rise to public office and their names are remembered by future generations. A popular morning activity is mock House speeches at Champ Clark's desk as young pages seek attention.
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Washington
Dec
Capitol
Congress
House of Repreves
Bouse
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
Clock tower clock restarts in Hamilton courthouse
The Hamilton Ohio courthouse clock in the tower was started after nearly two years out of service. Repairman F McComb says it will keep time accurately. The gang apparatus remains to be installed in several days. The old clock was erected after a fire last March.
Cincinnati Suffragists Reject Protest Plan
Cincinnati suffragists rejected Dr. Anna Shaw of Philadelphia a plan to withhold tax reports from assessors as a protest against anti suffrage. Respondents called the idea impractical and unlikely to help the cause with taxes paid under protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Anna Shaw
Philadelphia
M. C. Sherwood
Fimilie McVea
Woman's Club
Dr. Shaw
W. K. Brown
Young Mercer student wins Georgia Rhodes scholarship
B C Holtzclaw Jr a Mercer University senior in Macon Georgia has won the Georgia Rhodes scholarship to Oxford England He is nineteen and the son of B C Holtzclaw a Perry Bank cashier He edits the Mercer students monthly publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Holtzclaw, Jr
Mercer’ University
Macon, Ga
Georgia
Oxford University
England
Holtzclaw
B. C. Holtzclaw
Bank of Perry
Perry, Ga
Mercer
Ban Johnson Sees Tinker Case Harming Baseball
Chicago dispatch reports Ban Johnson, head of the American League and National Commission, says the Federal League's actions in taking Joe Tinker and Mordecai away from organized baseball have bitten off a large chunk of trouble for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal League
Joe Tinker
Mordecai
Ban Johnson
P T
American League
National Commission
Judge Rebutts 10 Criticisms of Workmen’s Act Ruling
Superior Judge Robert C. Pugh answered criticisms by State Industrial Commissioner Wallace Yapier regarding his ruling on the Workman's Compensation Act. He called the interpretation of personal injuries including occupational diseases debatable and said the question may reach the Supreme Court. He noted he considered the Kilrain act and its provisions on occupational cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Pugh
Wallace PD. Yapier
Supreme Court
Pugh
Hendrickson Surrender Feud Begins Near Pineville
George Hendrickson, a Hendrickson gang member, was captured by Sheriff McCoy at Flat Lick and brought to Pineville. Three men remain in the Four Mile mine as authorities press for surrender, with all five entrances guarded and a terms request reportedly sent to Governor McCreary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Pec
George Hendrickson
Hendrické Son
Four Mile
Flat Lick
McCoy
Happy John
J. Tandy Ellis
McCreary
Girl 11 Dies After Fall From Building Site
Leona Robinton 11 daughter of Clarence Robinton of 445 East Sixth Street died at Good Samaritan Hospital from a skull fracture after slipping from a first floor to a cellar during play on a building under construction opposite her home. Coroner Foertmeyer opened an inquiry into the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Robinton
Clarence Robinson
East Sixth Street
Good Sapiaritan Hospital
Auto Patrol 2
Foertmeyer
Choose Officers for Year of 1914 at St Marys Church
In Hamilton Ohio on December 28 the young women of St Marys Church elected officers for 1914. Prefect Miss McGuire assistant prefect Miss Doole secretary Miss Della Paxton treasurer Miss Anna Breil. Retiring officers Miss Hart Miss Hill Miss Hagan Miss Marshall will teach. Sister Loretta of the Blessed Sacrament presides. Meetings follow benediction on Communion Sunday with brief instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, O
St. Mary’s Church
Miss McGuire
Miss Doole
Della Paxton
Anna Breil
Hart
Hill
Hagan
Marshall
Loretta
The
Blessed Sacrament
Mission to Japan Fails for Huerta Envoy De la Barra
Mexico City reports from Tokio show F. IL. De La Barra failed to secure overt or covert Japanese support for Huerta against the United States. The mission did not achieve the interior objects that prompted Huerta to dispatch him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
F. IL. de la Barra
Japan
Huerta
Orient
Tokio
de la Barra
United States
McAdoo Seeks Williams for Controller of the Currency
Secretary McAdoo presses for John Skelton Williams to be appointed controller of the currency to guide the early operations under the new currency law. He argues Williams’ experience is essential to start the system and blunt Senate opposition while backing the administration’s big policy efforts.
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McAdoo
Williams
Washington
John Skelton Williams
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
White House
Williama
Houston
Treasury
Democratic Party
Willams
Three Thousand Prizes At Betts Street Hospital Bazaar
The Betts Street Hospital euchre and bazaar opens at the Armory this afternoon marking a major local fundraiser. Fifteen committees run the event with 3000 prizes on offer and sales of varied articles. The fair runs through tomorrow with two daily entertainments featuring tango, songs, and German Irish performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts Street Hospital
Armory
Edward J. Busse
Louis J. Ehrgott
Boy Hurt as Sled Collides with Auto in Price Hill
Bennett Morgah, 14, of 2344 Wilder Avenue Price Hill, suffered a leg fracture after a sled carrying four boys collided with Ben Pans vehicle at Glenway and Grand avenues. He was taken to Betta Street Hospital.
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Bennett Morgah
Wilder Avenue
Price Hill
Ben Pans
Reading Road
Glenway
Grand Avenues
Morgan
Betta Street
Robbery Reported on Freeman and Kenyon Avenues
Eugene Roddy and Arthur Zats were held at gunpoint by two Negroes on Freeman and Kenyon avenues. Roddy lost a gold watch worth $50. the suspects fled, and one cap dropped during the escape was turned over to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Roddy
Kenyon Avenue
Arthur Zats
Richmond Street
Freeman
Kenyon Avenues
Roddy
Birthday Greetings for Wilson at Pass Christian
President Wilson marked his fifty seventh birthday with limited celebration at the Winter White House cottage in Pass Christian Mississippi. He received hearty community greetings at church and faced a mail load of congratulatory letters while enjoying rest away from official duties.
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Pass
Mies
Wilson
White House
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Winona
United States Revenue
Conservation Committee of Louisiana
Huerta Banishment Seen as Peace Step in Mexico
General Francisco Villa declared that only Huerta's fall and expulsion from Mexico would start peace talks. He warned that any compromise overtures would be met with contempt by the revolutionists, signaling firm stance amid the Mexican crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Huerta
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Probers to Organize for Meat Inquiry in Washington
Washington December 28 a committee of experts named by Secretary of Agriculture Houston will conduct a meat production inquiry. The group includes Dr B Galloway and others from Kansas Iowa and Indiana with US Department of Agriculture leaders. The study focuses on beef production changes last three decades and the feasibility of local abattoirs and community cattle marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
University of Lilincia
de A. BD. Melvin
United States Department of Agriculture
T. N. Carver
Rural Organization Service
One Arrest Made In Hunt For Lid Tilting
Police raided a Cincinnati saloon operated by Charles Metzger at Dora man and Spring Grove avenues after a report of a wet spot. Metzger was cited to appear in Municipal Court before Judge Fricke on a charge of violating the Sunday closing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles Metzger
Dorman Ahd Spring Grove Avenues
Metsger
Fricke
Prominent Hamilton Man Dies at Home
Luther Montgomery Hitchcock, prominent Hamilton resident and longtime U P Church member, died at his sister Mrs C K Bell’s home in Marmillon on December 2. He had lived in the city four years, leaving behind two brothers and a sister. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m at Mrs Bell’s home with Rev G W Bovard officiating. Interment in Greenwood.
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Marmillon
Luther Montgomery Hitchcock
C. KE. Bell
North
Mra
Wicock
Halton
Hitchcock
Mattoon
Hamilton
U. P. Church
Bell
G. W. Bovard
Greenwood
Final Education Board Meets. New Officers to Be Elected
The last meeting of the old Board of Education and the first meeting of the new board bers elect will be held. Actions of the past year will be settled for the benefit of new officials. A president and clerk will be chosen at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Board of Education
Bar -Ga
Fights Four Small City Fires After Sparks From Locomotive
Fire companies in four city sectors battled four small blazes yesterday. A locomotive spark ignited an empty freight car on Norfolk & Western tracks on Dana Street, saved by siding. Fires damaged two homes at 445 Dayton and 614 East Sixth caused by dropped matches. a burning Christmas tree at 2nd Street and Glenway Avenue. Total damages were slight.
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Norfolk & Western Railroad
Dana Street
Joseph Henry
Dayton Street
Charles Allen
East Sixth Street
Thomas McCarthy
Second Street
Glenway Avenue
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Alabama
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Underwood
Johnson
Hobson
Mise Hull
George Hull Hobson
Lada Houston Hobson
Richmond Pearson Hobson, Jr
Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hob
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Feudigt
JO Rea
Cis
Central Avenue
Joseph F
William Wing
W. Griess
MH. Cook
Baward J. Busse
Ferdinand Wellen
B. Fries
R. Rostock
George Backherms
Harry V On Schuette
Bernard W. Lambers
Edward H. Alich
George Doerger
MH. Pagelhart
H. Brinkman
Messrs Collin
Keefe
EB. Porter
Mesdames Wenning
Teveluwe
Griess
Cook
Frank Hoelecher
Harry Booth
Harry Esterman
Alphonse Feltrup
Mesdames Mohlenkamip
Wurderoan
Taphorn
Reder
Ammann
Thale
Boy
D. W. Sayre & CO. Assurance Agents
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