Mexican Note on Villa Incursion and Frontier Crossings
Mexico protests U S actions across the border to pursue Villa's band near Columbus N M and El Pino, detailing exchange of notes with Washington. The Mexican government demands a formal agreement limiting troops and rules of engagement and notes the April 2 suspension of talks after U S insistence on excluding Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Pino
United States
Mexico
Washington
Columbus
N. M
Francisco Villa
Villa
el Paso
Conference at Ciudad Juarez and El Paso on military sit y
A meeting of Mexican and American officials including Generals Scott and Funston and General Obregon took place at Ciudad Juarez and El Paso. The talks aimed to discuss the military situation and seek a solution involving the withdrawal of American troops from Mexican territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Scott
Funston
Secretary of War
Navy
Obregon
Officials Say Troops Will Stay in Mexico
Washington May 31 official circles expect no immediate withdrawal of the Pershing expedition. High military officials say the de facto government has failed to protect the border and the troops will remain in Mexico until banditry is checked. They doubt Carranza intends to expel the American army by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Pershing
Mexico
Carranza
A Flag of Truce Awaits Democrats Continues
Auditor Donahey releases report on the Department of Public Works covering Feb 15, 1911 to Sept 1 of last year. Examiners criticize stationery bearing names of former officials, large local purchases, and iron bought from an Akron firm. They urge direct-from-manufacturer buying and note expired land leases, unpaid rents, and poor inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
Stats
Akron
Baker denounces Critchfield in Cleveland speech
War Secretary Baker told the Tom L. Johnson Club in Cleveland that A. B. Critchfield had mixed politics with military affairs by sending letters to State militia members claiming Washington officials neglected the guard and urging soldiers to get busy for a strong candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Baker
Tom L. Johnson Club
A. B. Critchfield
Ohio
Washington
Wooster Publisher Runs for Ohio Secretary of State
W A Weygandt of Wooster filed his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Ohio Secretary of State. A former State Senator, he has lived in Akron for years and says his candidacy is endorsed by several county organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. A. Weygandt
Wooster
Today
Weygandt
Akron
Daugherty to File for Republican Senate Nomination
Harry M. Daugherty of Columbus will file his declaration tomorrow to seek the Republican nomination for United States Senator. The filing is signed by Oscar M. Gotschall of Dayton Israel M. Foster of Athens James T. Oatneal of Washington D. H. Colonel W. G. Battelle and Thomas R. Evans of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Oscar M. Gotschall
Dayton
Israel M. Foster
Athens
James T. Oatneal
Washington D. H
W. G. Battelle
Thomas R. Evans
Alleged Antisemitism Probe in New York National Guard
Investigation opened into alleged anti Jewish bias within the New York National Guard. Complainant Max J. Klein accuses Captain Howard F. Sullivan of rejecting his application due to race. Witnesses include Lt. Charles King who admits anti Jewish feeling but not discrediting soldiers, and Frank Silverman who says his processing was prompt and fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York National Guard
Stotesbury
Max J. Klein
Howard F. Sullivan
Second Field Artillery
Klein
Sullivan
Maurice S. Simmons
Charles King
King
Frank Silverman
Battery B
New Officers Elected by Woman's Organization Group
At a special meeting of the Woman's Organization of the National Retail Druggists Association held at Mrs. J. C. Otis's Walnut Hills home yesterday afternoon, new officers were installed. President Mrs Otto Katz First Vice President Mrs Dr Beaman Second Vice President Mrs A Fletcher Secretary Mrs Anna Greenland Corresponding Secretary Miss Addie Fallon Treasurer Mrs Louis Luttermar Board of Control Mrs Charles Ehlers Retiring President Mrs D B Brittain will become Chairman of the Raned of Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Organization
National Retail Druggists’ Association
J. C. Otis
Ruth Avenue
Walnut Hills
Otto Katz
Dr. Beaman
A. Fletcher
Anna Greenland
Addie Fallon
Louis Lutterman
Board of Control
Charles Ehlers
D. B. Brittain
Raned of Central
Roosevelt Gains Ground In The Big Race
Senator Weeks of Massachusetts arrived in Chicago joining General Coleman Du Pont on the scene as National Committee members converge. Former Senator Murray Crane and George L. von Meyer offered support for Roosevelt with more candidates expected at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Crane
Old Guard
George L. von Meyer
Navy
Roosevelt
National Committee
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Coleman du Pont
Senator Weeks
Chicago
Convention program issued by committee outlines first two days
The Republican National Committee subcommittee approved the convention schedule for June 7 and June 8. It lists opening remarks by Charles D. Hilles, prayers by John Timothy Stone and Francis E. Kelley, credential and organization actions, platform adoption, and nominations. A long list of assistant sergeants-at-arms and the seating of delegates from several states are noted. George R. Sheldon arrived as treasurer and New York delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
New York
John Timothy Stone
James B. Reynolds
Massachusetts
National Committee
Coliseum
Francis E. Kelley
William F. Stone
Baltimore
E. P. Thayer
Indiana
Guy V. Howard
Minnesota
BP. J. Kelley
Iowa
John J. Lyons
Harry van Ness
Kansas
John W. Smith
Michigan
A. W. White
North Carolina
John R. Flavell
New Jersey
Alvah H. Martin, Jr
Virginia
Frank K. Bowers
Charles A. Ackerson
Oregon
Ben E. Chapin
New Hampshire
Hugh L. Martin
Missouri
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
George R. Sheldon
Repblican National Committee
Hartwell High School graduates nineteen in 25th annual commencement
The largest Hartwell crowd gathered at the Presbyterian Church as Hartwell High School conferred diplomas on nineteen seniors. Superintendent Randall J. Condon handed certificates to the class, with six graduates delivering addresses. Mildred Lassford was first honor, Violet Steerwald second, and two students finished in three years via summer school. Allen Snodgrass won the Harvard Club good scholarship. C. L. Swain accepted the award on behalf of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Presbyterian Church
Hartwell High School
Randall J. Condon
Violet Stuerwald
Frances Hammel
Loretta Lee
Georgetta Spangler
Francis Whitelaw
Mildred Lassford
Violet Steerwald
Mary Seubert
Allen Snodgrass
Harvard Club
Cincinnati
C. L. Swain
Former Students Reunion At Ohio Military Institute
The annual reunion of Ohio Military Institute alumni at College Hill featured a 7 to 5 baseball win by past students, a dress parade led by the school band, and a banquet with speakers Constance Southworth F K Bowman Stanley Isaacs George Jung and A M Henshaw. Officers elected were Van C Towler President Alex Thomson Vice President George Jung Secretary Treasurer and Arthur Larmon sergeant at arms. Field day is Saturday and commencement Monday June 5 with Captain W H Parker as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Military Institute
College Hill
Constance Southworth
F. K. Bowman
Stanley Isaacs
George Jung
A. M. Henshaw
Old Boys’ Association
van C. Towler
Alex Thomson
Arthur Larmon
Ohio
W. H. Parker
Pope and the War at German Literary Society
Rev. Hans Haupt of St. Peter's Church spoke at the German Literary Society on Twelfth and Walnut about The Pope and the European War. He praised Pope Pius XIII for neutrality and peace efforts, noting the Catholic Church's neutral stance. Dr. Deutsch and Dr. Wintermeyer offered views on papal influence and potential religious understanding after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Haupt
St. Peter's Church
Twelfth
Walnut Streets
Haupt
Pius XIII
Deutsch
Wintermeyer
Man seeks share as common law husband in Cleveland estate
William H. Korb asks Probate Court to declare him an heir of Emma Reese as her common law husband. Reese died May 18 leaving an estate valued at $5,000. Korb says they wed in 1914 without license due to her government pension as widow of Civil War veteran George Reese. The pension would have stopped if the marriage was known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Spe
Baté Court
William H. Korb
Emma Reese
Shackleton’s Endurance relief mission ends in Port Stanley
After two years battling ice and storms Sir Ernest Shackleton and a small party return to Port Stanley. The Ross Sea section of the expedition is stranded, and the relief ship Aurora drifted away making a continental crossing unlikely. The government has approved a relief expedition while noting the mission’s primary objective failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Asquith
Admiralty
Sir Ernest
Elephant Island
Ross Sea
Great Barrier
Aurora
New Zealand
Antarctic
Shackleton
Weddell Sea
England
Port Stanley
Falkland Islands
South Atlantic
Argentina
Pole
Still Unconscious After Shooting at Walnut Street Bar
Benjamin Weas, 52, of 1810 Race Street, shot by Mrs. Charles Nelson of 1836 Walnut Street, remains unconscious at City Hospital. He may not recover. Weas, owner of a Race Street restaurant, had objected to an eight year old in a beer garden. Mrs. Nelson says she acted in fear after an argument. she and her husband are jailed on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Weas
Race Street
Charles Nelson
Walnut Street
City Hospital
Weas
Nelson
Vanderbilt Home Targeted By Bricks In Rockefeller Plot
John D Rockefeller blamed by suspect Saerbes Fowedlese who hurled three bricks into W K Vanderbilt home at 650 Fifth Avenue in an alleged revenge plot. Police link him to Bresci faction terrorists as Vanderbilt and family awoke to the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Saerbes KR
W. K. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Fowedlesa
Rockefeller
Mr. Vanderbilt
Fowedlese
Bresci
Armor Plant Boosts Warship Supply as House Passes Amendments
The House adopted amendments to the naval appropriation bill including a government armor plate plant at 11 million dollars and increased aeroplane funding to 3.5 million. An 2,700 sailors and a private shipbuilding incentive bonus were approved amid party-line defections. Debate centered on Bethlehem Steel and whether government should build armor plates or rely on private firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Butler and
Graham
Pennsylvania
Butler
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Sherley
Kentucky
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem
Senate
Mrs Cowles Wins W G President Amid Gala Federation Vote
New York May 31 Supporters claim Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles won the General Federation of Women's Clubs presidency by a safe margin over Mrs Samuel B Sneath of Ohio As the Thirteenth Biennial Convention closes there were no contest wins for state directors with a broad slate of officers and a large expanded board announced for the federation most from the reading list of states and districts John C Downs and Miss Mary G Hay among others named as directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Josiah Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Samuel B. Sneath
Tiffin
Alabama
N. J. Haley
Arizona
H. A. Morgan
Arkaneis
Joseph Francnibal
California
FE. G. Denniston
Colorado
Ow. KR. Garretson
Connecticut
John C. Downs
Delaware
A. R. Waurner
District of Columbia
14 Knight
Florida
Louise, Meigs
Georgia
Z. I. Fitzpatrick
Idaho
Charles Mieler
Illnois
G. W. Plummer
Indiana
P. McWhirter
Iowa
H. A. Miller
Kansas
C. A. Hoffman
Kentucky
James A. Leech
Louisiana
John Shuttleworth
Maine
Henry A. Wing
Maryland
W. P. Hedrick
Massachusetts
George W. Perkins
Michigan
R. H. Ashbaugh
Minesota
Thomas W. Ginter
Mississippi
Edward W. McGewnee
Missouri
W. R. Chivvis
Montana
W. S. Higgins
Nebraska
A. G. Peterson
Nevada
Charles Squires
New Hampshire
F. J. Shepard
New Jersey
C. W. Stockton
New Mexico
South Dakota
Zillah E. Wilson
Tennessee
C. W. Dennis
Texas
W. B. Sharp
Utah
R. B. Porter
Vermont
C. Ashton
Virginia
Washington
Solon Shedd
West Virginia
Rs. R. L. Hutchinson
Wisconsin
F. T. Blesch
Clarence Fitzpatrick Made Mason at Covington Lodge Meeting
Clarence Fitzpatrick a hotel Gibson steward was initiated as a Mason at Covington Lodge last night and received a Masonic ring from his colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fitzpatrick
Gibson
Covington
How to Take Pills for Laxative and Cathartic Relief
An advertisement for Blackburn's Casca Royal Pills claims they never gripe or sicken. Take one nightly as a laxative or two or three as a cathartic, with a 100¢ package offered as a trial. After a few weeks' use the trouble is usually corrected and customers will want no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Union Board Names Committees On High School Work
The Union Board of High Schools announced the standing committee rosters for 1916 17. Changes include Louis Schwab replacing Co H Stephens and Rev Hugo Eisenlohr replacing Miss Edith Campbell. The Boundaries Transfers and Discipline panel will investigate charges against Woodward High principal Pliny Johnston, with work to start after graduation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Board of High Schools
Charles Hephens
William Grantman
Board of Education
Louis Schwab
Co. H. Stephens
Hugo Leisenlohr
Edith Campbell
A. H. Bode
C. G. Comegys
Samuel Ach
J. M. Withrow
Emil Pollak
J. G. Fisk
Annie Laws
Hugo Eisenlohr
Kennon Dunham
A. E. Mittendorf
J. Schrode
Pliny Johnston
Woodward High School
Woodward
Johnston
Joke Wedding In Covington Annulment Case Heard
Common Pleas Judge Geoghegan heard yesterday and took under advisement an annulment petition filed by Clara D Coleman Williams 19 seeking to annul her marriage to Edwin V Williams 21 performed by a Covington Kentucky Justice of the Peace January 9 1916. Her mother testified the daughter did not realize she was being married and thought the ceremony was a joke. Williams lived in Norwood at the time of the marriage and is now in Dayton Ohio. Edward J Tracey represents the plaintiff Fulford Shook Wilby Fricke represent Williams who does not oppose annulment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Geoghegan
Clara D. Coleman Williams
Edwin V. Williams
Covington
Sarah Coleman
Monroe Street
South Norwood
Williams
Norwood
Dayton
Eye care emphasized at University Medical Society meeting
Dr Edward King urged immediate action if a foreign body enters the eye, warning that delay risks vision loss. He called the eye the body's most delicate part and stressed proper treatment. Dr Louis Feid presented a paper on Case Reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward King
University Medical Society
Hotel Linton
Louis Feid
Burial Permits List Read Like City Mortality Pinboard
A long list of burial permits records names ages and causes from tuberculosis to heart disease including Frank W McLoughlin 29 and Anna Woltering 67 with offenses such as pneumonia and gangrene. locations show Gilbert street Walnut street and West Sixth with multiple streets and addresses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. McLoughlin
Gilbert
William Moore
Longview
Joseph J. Smith
Hopkins
Anna Woltering
Paul Bergler
Biegler
Thomas T. Swift
Fourth
Sycamore
Mary Gilda
Elliott G. Ahren
Southern Avenue
Henrietta Tarber
Borden
John Kraus
West Fork Road
Albert E. Spangler
Ashland
Charles E. Schroeder
Jefferson
A Stordeur
Purcell Avenue
Nina Cooch
Poplar and Linn
Laura Seitz
West Sixth
John H. Sand
East Liberty
Hannah Crowley
Stanton
Frank J. Phillips
Greenwood Avenue
John W. Campbell
Kirby Road
August Boehm
McLean Avenue
Jene Clark
City Infirmary
John A. McFadden
Saunders Street
Kate Enderlein
Bank
Joseph J. Ferris
East Seventh
Howard E. Riggs
East Third
Elks Lodge and Eagles Gather for Obituary Services
Funeral notices call Cincinnati Elks Lodge No 5 officers and members to attend Jacques Helfferich at 32 Howell Ave Thursday June 1 at sharp. Exalted Ruler Ernst von Bargen and Secretary Jas S Richardson sign. Eagles assemble at 222 E Seventh St Thursday 8 PM for deceased Joseph J Ferris. Worthy President Louis Grea and Secretary Louis Broermann sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. O. Elks No
Cincinnati Lodge No
B. P. O. Elks
Elks
Jacques Helfferich
Howell Av
O'Lock Sharp
ERNST VON _BARGEN
Jas. S. Richardson
Joseph J. Ferris
Louis Grea Worthy
Louis Broermann
End of Liquor Sales Under Day Law in Manitoba
May 31 reports the last day liquor could be sold at bars and in warehouses in Manitoba. Householders may keep liquor on their premises while hotels, rooming houses, and bachelors’ quarters are banned. Of Winnipeg’s sixty six hotels, about one third face closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Scottish Rite Stated Meeting at Gibulum Lodge Tonight
A Scottish Rite Stated meeting of Gibulum Lodge of Perfection is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p m with work in the 32 degree. Officers listed include Harry I Engelhardt 67 027 8 tt Joel C Clore 33 Com-in-Chief FWM Harte 32 Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibulum
Obituaries and funeral notices from May 1916
Multiple death notices list Henry J. Bogen Olive V. Bogen Henry J Heileman Jacques Helfferich Eva Magdalena Kemper Cynthia A Matson Moses Machnovitz Lucille J Osborn John Henry Sand Elmore J Shidler Sophia M Stille Isaac Winkler August Spinner details include dates May 29–31 1916 and funeral arrangements across Cincinnati area and Ohio locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogen
Henry J
Olive V. Bogen
Scottish Rite
Spring Grove
Heileman
William J
Latonia
Avenue
Covington
Highland Cemetery
Helfferich — Jacques
Mary Helfferich
Dorsey
Howell Avenue
Church of the Annunciation
Resor Avenue
Clifton
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Kemper
Eva Magdalena
Née Cook
Louis F
William Fkemper
Kinsey Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Mt. Auburn Methodist Church
Maplewood Avenue
Matson
Cynthia A
John B. Matson
Cleves, O
Hattie Matson
Mary M. Guard
Minnie M. Bonham
Machnovitz
Moses
West Court Street
Osborn
Lucille J
Oxford
Sand
John Henry
Mary Elizabeth Sand
Freisens
Christ Hospital
East Liberty Street
Seattle
Wash
Terre Haute
Sind
Shidler
Elmore J
East
McMillan Street
Stille
Sophia M
Nee Koch
Ernst Stille
Canal Ridge
Winkler—Isaac
Atlantic City
Eli Winkler
Spinner
Barbara Spinner
Raichinger
West McMicken Can
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W. N. Benedict
Optician
West Seventh St
Secrtary Lansing
Horlick
of Women’s Organization of National Association of Retail Druggists
Hartwell HI
of Ohio Military Institute
German Literary Society
Man Law Husband
Wilds
Vanderbilt
John D
Ring
Liggette Myers
Sobacco Or
Cas
Liggett & Mees Co
Fifth Ave
New York City
Union Board
Dr. King
Masonic
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