Troops Arrive in Carrizal After Battle Casualties
The transport brings Troops K and C with a list of 20 named soldiers from cities including St. Louis Oklahoma City Meridian Atlanta and Washington. Luther Alexander Archie Jones wounded. Three black troopers claim Mexican forces killed some American wounded at Carrizal and say they were robbed. Chief Executive Carranza responds.
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Ternational Bridge
Fred Williams
St. Louis
R. L. Floyd
Oklahoma City
Allen Peterson
Meridian
Miss
Joe Oliver
Brighton
Ala
George Stone
Talladega
Felix Page
Washington, D. C
Will Harris
Atlanta
N. C
William D. Gibson
New York
Thomas G. Strickler
Louisville
Trannie G. Hopping
John Wilson
Macon
John Coleman, Jr
Walker Valley
George M. Hoppins
Morristown
Luther Alexander
Archie Jones
Carrizal
Carran
Colville Reservation Opens for Settlement July 5 22
Uncle Sam opens Colville Indian Reservation in Eastern Washington for settlement from July 5 to 22. Registration points include Spokane and Wilbur with Wilbur as the primary access hub. Drawing scheduled in Spokane on July 27. Low round trip fares to registration points via Northern Pacific Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Washington
Spokane
Wilbur
U. S. Commissioner of Public Lands
Northern Pacific Railway
L. J. Bricker
St. Paul
Minn
Carrizal Battle Report Fallout From Trevino Statement
General Trevino releases sworn statement via Lemuel H. Spilsbury alleging American troops provoked the Carrizal clash. Spilsbury confirms, defends his testimony, and recounts Mexican courtesy in warnings while noting Captain Boyd deemed the Mexicans bluffing. He arrived in Chihuahua City and outlined the encounter as he saw it.
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Trevino
Boyd
Spillsbury
Chihuahua City
Mexican Army Corps of the North
Carrigal
Santa Maria
Fever or Wounds Fatal to Eight U S Troopers
Bodies of eight American soldiers and civilians who died in Mexico since the punitive expedition are brought to Columbus New Mexico. The dead include Sergeant Benjamin M McGhee Theodore Bagey Private William H Hayes Charles H Smith H Marksbury Charles Smith Edward Merrill and William Kelly. Embalmed and will be shipped to relatives.
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Columbus
N. M
Mexico
War Department
Benjamin M. McGhee
Thirteenth Cavalry
Parral
Theodore Bagey
el Valle
Militia Crosses Border to Aid Pershing Line
Three motor trucks carried New Mexico guardsmen into Mexico to bolster Pershing's line of communication after reports that Carranza cavalry massed near Guzman on the Northwestern Railway. Remounts sent to Pershing were recalled amid fear of disrupted communications ten miles from Guzman.
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Columbus
N. M
Mexico
New Mexico
General Pershing
Carranza
Guzman
Mexico Northwestern
Pershing
Men of Affairs Speakers and Appointments Highlight Covington Notes
R H Hebble addressed the Industrial Club on The Personal Equation. Dr Mathias E Schwab and H H Butz were temporarily appointed assistant food inspectors by the Board of Health. They fill vacancies from leaves of absence for Esslinger and Batsche. F B Hough Oliver C Oldrieve Gordon F E Small F X Steidle Dana Pinkerton and Emmet C Peebles were elected to Chamber of Commerce memberships.
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Cc. R. Hebble
Civic and Industrial Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Club of
Covington
Mathias E. Schwab
Louis Schwab
H. H. Butz
Board of Health
Esslinger and Batsche
F. B. Hough
Oliver C. Oldrieve
Gordon FE. Small
F. X. Steidle
Dana Pinkerton
Emmet C. Peebles
Bank official Theo Baur returns from 30 day overseas trip
Theo Baur of the First National Bank foreign department resumed duties after a month touring New York Panama Canal Havana Central America and New Orleans.
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Theo. Baur
First National Bank
New York
Panama Canal
Havana
Central America
New Orleans
Brooks Seeks Membership in Cincinnati Clock and Instrument Co
Ross F. Brooks, secretary of the Cincinnati Clock and Instrument Company, has filed an application seeking membership in the firm. The move signals potential changes in company leadership and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross F. Brooks
The
Cincinnati Clock and Instrument Company
Chamber of Commerce
Clifton brothers and kin visit on Change Day at Pomeroy salt works
P. L. Clifton and his brother A. R. Clifton accompanied by A. R. Clifton’s son Hugh Clifton were connected with the salt industry of Pomeroy Ohio and were on Change yesterday.
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P. L. Clifton
A. R. Clifton
Hugh Clifton
Pomeroy, O
Healy Introduced on Change with E R Haseltine
J. J. Healy was introduced on Change yesterday with E R Haseltine of Minneapolis Minnesota joining the program to discuss topics likely affecting listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Healy
E. R. Haseltine
Minneapolis, Minn
Change Yesterday Guests J W Crum Of Delaware Ind
William R. McQuillan hosted a program featuring J. W. Crum of Delaware Indiana as a guest on yesterday's edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. McQuillan
J. W. Crum
Delaware
Ind
Session adjournment motion debated after July 4
Frank J. Carrus of the Chamber of Commerce opened the meeting and presented a petition to adjourn over Monday and July 4. The motion failed to pass and under the rules will be reconsidered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Carrus
Chamber of Commoérce
Vaudeville’s Gertrude Van Dyck to Star This Week
Miss Van Dyck, a noted blonde beauty of vaudeville, joins the B. F. Keith stars for the coming week. She is credited with presenting a most interesting act as part of the program.
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Miss van Dyck
B. F. Keith
Chester Swimming Classes With Miss Pichel At Park Beach
Miss Marie Pichel will run Chester Park swimming classes at the bathing beach with Manager I. M. Martin assisting. The expert instructor, who taught in Cincinnati and Norwood schools, will meet interested women and children at 3 pm Monday to enroll. she will also offer instruction to couples in aquatic skills.
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Marie Pichel
I. M. Martin
Chester Park
Chester
Miss Pichel
Cincinnati
Norwood
Chester Dating Beach
Cincinnati Man Honored at Lebanon Pharmacy Commencement
Dr. Frank Cain, Cincinnati born dean of the Queen City College of Pharmacy at Lebanon University, received special honors for drafting and securing passage of Ohio’s new pharmacy law. He organized the Lebanon college, led fifty four students to graduation, and predicted a rise to about one hundred students next year.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Lebanon
Frank Cain
Queen City College of Pharmacy
Lebanon University
Ohio
Cain
Cincinnati
University At
College of Pharmacy of Lebanon University
Allen Family Heads Home for Cincinnati Summer
Mrs. A. G. Allen wife of Representative Allen and her children left Washington on June 29 to spend the rest of the summer in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Washington
A. G. Allen
Representative Allen
Cincinnnati
Fireworks Soar as Ft Thomas Troops Invited to Coney Island Fourth
President Charles G Brooks of the Corley Island Company boosts the July Fourth celebration with extra fireworks for an expected 5000 soldiers at Ft Thomas opposite Coney Island. Lerrice Conner and Arthur Riesen berger rush to secure rare pyrotechnics as the island prepares a record setting display.
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Charles G. Brooks
Corley Island Company
Ft. Thomas
Coney
Lerrice Conner
Arthur Riesenberger
Mexico
Tross
200 Orchestra to Play in Woodland Theater
Tonight at the Zoo the Summer Orchestra performs in the amphitheater with Chevalier Spirescu arranging the program. Overture Secret of Suzanne by Wolf Ferrari Valse Triste Sibelius Le Cid Massenet Largo from the New World Symphony Dvorak Glazounov Suite. Miss Gertrude Fazard, soprano, returns for selected numbers.
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Zoo
Ben Greet
Coburn
Chevalier Spirescu
Suzanne
Wolf Ferrari
Sibelius
Massenét
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Glazounov
Novér
Cincinnati
Gertrude Fazard
Chester's Picnic Grounds Opens Free Family Area
Chester introduces a new family picnic ground at the circular lawn between the main entrance and the bandstand. Colonel Martin expands the feature after a successful test at the Mullen picnic, offering free tables and ample space for several hundred families with bring-your-own lunches.
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Chester
Colonel Martin
Mullen
McAlpin Company Honors Two Cincinnati Executives
Thursday evening at the Business Men's Club the McAlpin Company honored P. P. Rogers and A. C. Schepman. Rogers leaves to take a larger East position and Schepman is promoted to superintendent. Rogers served six years and received a diamond ring. Schepman, a Cincinnati native with over twenty years at Fourth Street firms, assumes duties tomorrow.
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Business Men's Club
McAlpin Company
P. P. Rogers
A. C. Schepman
Rogers
East
Schepman
McAlpin
Cincinnati
Fourth Street
H. & 8. Pogue Company
Alms & Doepke Company
Baker calls for revision of articles of war
Secretary of War Baker urged a general revision of the articles of war before a House Military Affairs subcommittee. He noted many rules governing field conduct discipline prisoner treatment and warfare are over a century old and out of date. He said the reform would not affect the Mexican situation.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Baker
House Military Affairs Committee
Army
War Department
Fireworks Night At Lagoon Clubhouse Features
After the display, the Lagoon clubhouse hosts clever artists singing latest songs. The lake breeze makes the porch a pleasant dining and dancing venue. Special features are planned for Tuesday night following the Fourth of July fireworks.
Military Hop At Chester Park Elicits Wide Participation
A military hop features during preparedress week at Chester Park dance hall. Uniformed fraternal members and regular military groups are invited to join. Prizes for dances will be awarded and military airs will be played by the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Conductor Praised For Assisting Elderly Passenger
Passengers on a North Norwood streetcar thanked Conductor R E Cattmiell for his gentlemanly aid to an elderly woman with poor eyesight as she exited the vehicle. Dr Francis Dowling, present on the car, called the conductor a credit to the traction company.
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North Norwood
R. E. Cattmiell
Francis Dowling
Traction Company
Mrs. Berghausen Dies at 74 Leader’s Wife Passes
Mrs. Henrietta R. Berghausen aged 74, wife of Edward Berghausen, president of Berghausen Chemical Company, died yesterday at her home 3427 Cornell Place. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 p.m.
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Henrietta R. Berghausen
Edward Berghausen
The
Berghausen Chemical Company
Cornell Place
Fifth Ward Club Surprises Charles Steve on Forty-Second Birthday
The Fifth Ward All-Trades Republican Club surprised Charles Chick Steve at 1427 Main Street last night for his forty second birthday. Ed Hennekes, Captain of the Fifth Ward, acted as toastmaster at a banquet served during the event.
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Fifth Ward
All-Trades Republican Club
Charles
Chick
Steve
Main Street
Ed Hennekes
Bowen Colthurst Ordered Committed to Insane Asylum
Dublin June 29 Captain Bowen Colthurst found guilty but insane at his trial for shooting F Sheehy Skeffington editor of The Irish Citizen during the rebellion has been ordered committed to an insane asylum according to an official announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Bowen- Colthurst
F. Sheehy Skeffington
Irish Citizen
Yager Edna Yager Funeral Notice
Beloved daughter of Mrs Catherine Yager and the late William H Yager died June 29 1916 at 11 am at 1821 Williams Avenue Norwood Funeral from the late residence Saturday July 1 at 8 30 am Requiem high mass at St Elizabeths Church at 9 am Interment in Calvary Cemetery Richmond Indiana papers please copy
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Berghausen
Henrietta
Rebecca
Gramme
Edward Berghausen
Cornell Place
Clifton
Dumler
Andrew P
Frances Dumler
Stander
Mt. Hope Avenue
Holy Family Church
Krapp
George W., Jr
George W
Lettie Krapp
Ahreng
Belmont Avenue
College Hill
Runkle
Benjamin Pratt
Hillsboro
Keokuk
Portland
Ore
Washington
D. C
Vergason
Henry Christopher
Albion Place
Mt. Auburn
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R. R
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Colville Indian Reservation
U. S
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Haddon Hall
Y Miles, Inc
Bor Prester
M’alpin
Woodland Theater
Gertrude van Dyck
Alhambra
Illinois Vice Commission
Essanay Company
Virginia Brooks Washburn
Chicago
Chester’s Picnic Grounds
P. P. Roger's
Americas
Dixie
Ted” Baxter
Parcel Post
M-o
Otto Grau Piano
West Fourth Street
Ask Commercial Department
Bell Telephone Company
Sr Latonia Burnet Woods
Hamilton Country Club
Covington Green
Fourth
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VIA
Citck
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Fourth and Vine Sts
W.W. A. Beckler
Bowen-Colthurst
Blackburn
Bilows Hess
Eith’s
Official
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Broadway
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IC Amusements
Oscar Spirescu
Gertrude Fozard
Kentucky
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