Zapata Troops Defeat Gonzales in Mexico City Battle
Reports indicate Zapatistas defeated Carranzistas and captured Mexico City, prompting Carranza to rush troops to reinfo rce the capital. Martial law imposed at Juarez with troops patrolling streets and treasury funds moved to Villa in El Paso.
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Carranza
Mexico City
Juarez
Washington
State Department
Pablo Gonzales
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Liberty
United States
Victoriano Fluerta
Pascual Orozco
Mex
Hippotite Villa
Revolutionary Center
Villa
el Bose
Iberta
Salazar
Treasury
Tin Dao Grande
Roone
Vou
Elase
Veter
Tessa
Editors At Los Angeles Welcome Isation Editorialists
Gov Hiram Johnson and the editorial association greeted members at the thirtieth national convention opening in Los Angeles. Afternoon events featured a Women’s Press Club reception and a group outing to a Pacific suburb for a mission barbecue with a Thorax Ince set and buckaroo stunt show.
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Los Ameeles
Hiram Johnson
Maser Trose
Isatianud Editorial Association
Spedal
Chicago
Women's Press Club
Whittle
Lucetule
Pacific
Thoroax Ince
Italy to get a new bomb from Pisa professor
Rome reports Battelli a chemistry professor at Pisa University has invented a high power incendiary and explosive bomb. Dispatches say the new missile could revolutionize aerial warfare and shows terrific effects from aircraft delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Secialist
Battelli
Pisa University
Czar in War Council as Russians Retire in Galicia
London dispatch says Czar presided over a ministers council at army HQ with Grand Duke Nicholas and top commanders. Russia's forces along the upper Dniester retreat toward Galicia while holding Dnister positions. German forces attack islands. many Germans on the islands are killed or wounded after pontoon bridges are destroyed and artillery fire rakes the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emperor of Brussa
Council of Ministers
Army Headquarters
Fetrograd c
Reuters Telegram Company
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Francis Lavelle Murray
Correspernuale
Jetrograd
Russia
Dniester
Galicia
Lemberg
von Jansingen
von Linsingen
Vieraiy
Teuton
Albanians Lose 2000 Men In Frontier Clash
Official dispatches report 2000 Albanian soldiers killed or wounded in a weekend attack on the Monte hegrin frontier. Four thousand Albanian troops surged at Montencerin positions in Djakovitsa Pasa but were repelled.
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Betinje Montemerro
Montehegrin
Montencerin
Djakovitsa Pasa
Robbery at Robert IL Bar Wig furniture store
On June 24 a group piled rugs around a safe at a furniture store owned by Robert IL Bar wig on Lincoln avenue and escaped with money and jewelry valued over 3600 dollars. A mob fatally harmed an unidentified Black person near Cedar Bluff Mississippi on June 29 after a report of an entry into a white woman's room.
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Robert IL. Barwig
Edncoln Avenue
Mississippi
West Point
Miss
Cedar Bliff
Indiana Republican State Committee Adopts New Constitution
Indianapolis June 28 the state committee adopted a revised Republican constitution to conform to the last legislature’s primary election law. The key provision states the first 30 minutes of every state central committee meeting are open to any Republican for ideas and suggestions. It also upholds individual participation in all party activities and sets grounds for removal of officers or members for flagrant dis regard of this principle.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Committee
Hotel Severin
Hays
Healey
State Central Committee
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association Elects Officers at Laporte
The annual convention in Laporte announced Indianapolis as the site for 1916 and elected officers led by President Charles Genolin of Nashville. Other leaders include W S Margoski Delphi first vice president and Ira White South Bend third vice president. J Lovett Huntington and Wood Willis Bloomington joined the executive committee. The convention praised J W Donaldson of Indianapolis for his meeting paper on Practical Pharmacist.
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Indianapolis
Frank H. Carter
Indi- Pre
J. A. Aubrey
Hammond
J. Lovett
Huntington
Wood Willis
Hioomington
J. W. Donaldsen
Forgery Charge Stuns Muncie Man Detained in Connersville
Connersville reports the arrest of Wilson of Muncie on forgery charges after he allegedly borrowed $10 from William Lambert and paid with a check forged in the name of former mayor John Stanking. The suspect fled but was later apprehended near Rushville where he discarded $10.30. authorities recovered the funds. Wilson, 35, described as good looking, faces forgery findings from Hawkins.
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Connersville
Wilson
Hawkins
Atcaiem
David
God
Absalom
Joab
Joe
Ahimaaz
Nuy
Abselom
John
Editors invite Kern to speak at August editors’ meeting
In Kokomo on June 28 Chester A McCormick editor of the North Judson News and president of the Northern Indiana Editorial association said Senator John W Kern would be invited to speak at a banquet for editors in August. The Kokomo chamber of commerce will host at one of the hotels with about 200 attending wives.
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Kern
Kokomo
Chester A. McCormick
North Judson News
Northern Indiana Editorial Association
Mr. McCormick
John W. Kern
Kokomo Chamber of Commerce
Nero Meer Mick
Woodring
Burg
Cartas
Aseeetation
Liberty Bell Parade Plan Scrapped in Fort Wayne
Philadelphia council told Mayor Mosey that a parade route change cannot be adopted when the Liberty Bell car arrives July 6. The bell will be exhibited in Swinney Park after the train rides in Fort Wayne.
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Fort Wayne
Judieve
Philadelphia
Mosey
Swinney Park
Young Lad Instantly Killed in Albany Wagon Accident
Alvah Green's son Munele, city clerk and undertaker of Albany, was instantly killed when a horse ran away and toppled the wagon, throwing him beneath it. The incident occurred in Munele Green's hometown with tragic suddenness.
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Munele
Flarold
Alvah Green
Albany
Despised Cross and Absaloms Rebellion Lessons
A religious study contrasts Christ's shameful cross with sin’s consequences in Davids family. It traces Absaloms rebellion, Joabs strategy, and David's grief, framing the drama around obedience, repentance, and reap what you sow.
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Joab
Uriah
David
Absalom
Jerusalem
Beautiful
Israel
Mount Ephraim
Davie
Mahapaim
Jacob
God
Hushal
Fragments Claim Shells Cost Over $500 Each
A character remarks that shells for a 12 inch gun cost more than $500 each. The other speaker questions the idea, and the reply notes he would not shoot such shells at his worst enemy.
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Titewad
Clear Your Skin with Fragrant Emollients Ad
Advert shows Cuticura emollients for skin scalp hair and hands claiming to clear pimples blotches redness and roughness dandruff itching chapping and soreness. Sample by mail free with 22 p. Skin Book address postcard Dept Y Boston. Ad ends noting aging man busy correcting youthful mistakes.
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Cuticura
Dept. Y
Boston
It Is Said Men Who Work Live Longest
A speculative saying links longevity to how one works and who one works for, suggesting that who assigns the task may influence lifespan. The note hints at social or work pressure affecting health outcomes without presenting data.
Women credit Lydia E. Pinkham remedy for relief
Mrs. S. T. Hurley of Eldon Missouri reports long struggle with displacement inflammation and nerve weakness followed by severe pain fatigue and loss of appetite after trying many remedies she found help with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound now claims no further trouble and urges others to try it for various female ailments including displacements inflammation and nervous prostration. Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts markets the remedy nationwide claiming it has helped thousands after other means failed.
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Eldon
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. Hurley
Missouri
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Guadalifia
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Djakovitsa Pass
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Izeven
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Christie
Lidayette
Jane
Chet
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Pilate
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Holy One
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Moody Bible Institute
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Carters
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Ie — Etree
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Brooklyn
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Crescent City
F. B. Miller
Centralia
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Natoosl Ave
Muwaukee
Wis
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Far Sale Estate
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Belfaor
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