Zapata Forces Reported Capturing Queretaro In Mexico War
Washington agency reports Zapata troops from Mexico City captured Queretaro behind Obregon's column and another Zapata force positioned between Jenao and Zapato threatening Obregon's retreat toward the west coast. Carranza troops claim 2000 casualties in a battle. successes in southern Aguascalientes noted.
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Villas
Washington
Zapata
Queretaro
Mexico City
Obregon
Jen Jano
Zapuato
Carransa
Aguascalientes
Tragedy Reported in Greenwood Area
May prove tragic after bodies found in Greenwood town home. Woman’s body found in bedroom with multiple shots. man found deceased elsewhere. a kitchen table note allegedly by Shtrungsman questions blame and cites suffering as motive. police conduct thorough probe.
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Greenwood
Shtrungsman
Roosevelt and Barnes Libel Trial Details Emerge
Ex president Roosevelt testified on the stand in a 50 000 libel suit brought by William Barnes as Edward T Platt recounted letters alleging political patronage and printing contracts. Platt described Barnes denouncing Quigg and plans to deprive patronage while Huff, secretary of Senator Platt, noted Barnes sought Albany intercession on contracts.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Roosevelt
William Barnes
Barnes
Hoosevelt
Edward T. Platt
Easy Goss
Lemuel
Quigg
Albany
Letinat
Levi P. Morton
Platt
Thomass. Huff
Trial opens in Carman murder case at Mineola
Testimony began in supreme court as Mrs. Florence Carman faces murder charges for the death of Mrs. Louise Bailey. District Attorney Smith opened to jurors and introduced new evidence, while Mrs. Carman’s demeanor remained largely unmoved through the proceeding.
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Mineola
N. Y
Florence
Carman
Louise D. Bailey
Smith
Rogue Vagabond Seeks Work at Farm Cast Off
A vagabond asks for a job and offers to bore for sap. The farmer surveys him, jokes that a face like his would cause sap to run, and refuses him by closing the door. The remark appears in the Cleveland Dealer.
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Cleveland
Is Billy Sunday Sincere A Look At His Revival Impact
The article weighs Billy Sunday’s sincerity amid vast fundraising from revival meetings in cities like Wilkes-Barre Scranton Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It notes admiration from Metropolian magazine writer John Reed while citing questions about connections with liquor interests and political figures. It recalls Sunday visiting Philadelphia society, Wanamaker and Drexel Biddle circles, and a push to convert workers, ending with a cautious conditional verdict on his lasting impact.
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United States
Billy” Sunday
Billy Sunday
Mr. Reed
Walter H. Finley
Camden
New Jersey Liquor Dealers Association
Penrose Machine
Pennsylvania
Congress
Billy
Penrose
Solomon
Andrew Carnegie
Rockefeller
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gee GE Ming
Oes
Tabernacle
Society
God
Philadelphia
John “Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Friendly Association
Wanamaker
T. Stotesbury
Anthony Drexel Biddle
Drexel Biddles
Billy Gunday
Sunday
Paterson
Committees Form Work Groups Across Social Clubs
The roster lists numerous women across committees for arts and crafts, education, conservation, hospitality, civics, relief, public entertainment, literature and library extension, home economics, and juvenile work. Leaders include Mrs. Walter Fairfield, Miss Mary Me Gries bell, and Mrs. J. J. Conn or.
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Walter Lee Harry Curtis
M. Gilmore
J. BE. Hayes
Herbert Proctor
Mary Me
Gries Bell
Edith Whitman
J. J Shaughnessy
C. T. Warner
F. H. Bro
F. H. Morse
M. Blo
George R. Hall
Wm. Albee
J. E. Granger
Geo. Hibbard
J. F. Connors
Madeline O’connell
Frank McKenzie
Anna Barry
J. H. Kirby
J. T. Sheehan
W. Hi Witherbee
C. H. Vant
M. J. McCarthy
M. A. Ci
Walter . Fairfield
C. Temer
J. M. Carpenter
T. M. Dacey
J. J. Shaughnessy
A. C. Lamson
M. Burke
D. Hunter
W. A. Walker
W. H. Brigham
John Kelley
D. R. Paul
M. Trainor
C. A. Davis
Hessie Bond
M. T. Burke
Eugene Closson
Robert Howe
J. J. Fay
Mary Ghiloni
W. A. Wood
Mary Collins
Alice Ei Lavelle
L. F. Ingalls
L. B. Simpson
H. E. Berger
Adalyn Riley
L. A. LaBossiere
Myrtle. Ladd
Annie
O'Halloran
F. T. Curtis
A. N. Payne
Merle Cassavant
A. M. Forbush
J. T. Hall
B. F. Simpson
L. L. Bodman
C. E. Howe
R. BE. Stevens
F. R. Fuller
Hayes Faces Fresh Worries Over School Troubles
George Hayes grows anxious as new incidents threaten the high school, after learning Dort, a likely key to the class graduation, remains connected to ongoing issues.
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George Hayes
Dort
Delegation From Here To Attend Reception
Members of F. C. Curtis camp 8 of W will attend a reception at Hudson tomorrow night hosted by A Powers camp in honor of Messrs Hamilton and Coolidge newly elected at the state convention. The Marlboro delegation will leave here on the 7 40 car over the B and W street railway.
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F. C. Curtis
Hudson
A. Powers
Messrs
Hamilton and
Coolidge
Marlboro
Marlboro Aerie to Attend Fraternal Convention in Clinton
Marlboro Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will have a prominent position in the annual convention in Clinton next month. The group plans to participate in the parade and public events, with members attending as representatives in the order’s official function.
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Marlboro Aerie
Order of Bagies
Clinton
Ened Py
Tufts Victory Celebration With Supper Planned
Dr. Neary Corey bidg will entertain a number of friends at the South Boro Arms tonight in observance of Tufts defeat of Holy Cross. The supper marks a straight Tufts win this season with a genial host.
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Neary
Corey Bidg
Southboro Arms
Holy Cross
Tufts
Menos Erange
Banquet Honors Follies of 1915 Committee at Elks Lodge
The arranging committee for The Follies of 1915 hosted a banquet at the Elks Lodge last evening with about 60 attendees including cast members and officials. Toastmaster Frank Rigney led songs and solos after a feast of turkey and trimmings while Miss Charron of Worcester and Louie Collins provided music and dancing.
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The
Elks
Thomas H
Halloran
Chester A. Davis
Frank Rigney
Miss Charron
Worcester
Louie Collins
Smith Patterson & Co
Boston
James H. White
George W. Berry
John H. Clancy
Biddle Recovering After Gas Poisoning at Tailor Shop
William F. Biddle is recovering at the Acete hospital after being overcome by gas at his tailoring shop, 177 Main Street. He described a faint feeling, then darkness and a blank before regaining consciousness at the hospital.
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William’ F. Biddle
Main St
Acete Hospital
Marlboro Manager Fails to Secure Merigan in 1890s Draft
Fall River manager D. P. Ingalls pursued Merigan of Hudson after Merigan had finished with Jease Burkett of Worcester. Marlboro hoped to add merit to the lineup but Merigan had already signed with Fall River, preventing his transfer.
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D. P. Ingalls
Merigan
Hudson
Marlboro
Jease Burkett
Worcester
Marlbowe
Merrigan
Fall River
Case of fever reported to board of health
A case of fever was reported to the board of health this morning. The patient is Emezzito Faria, 215 St, described as young. Attending physician is Dr. Duhamel.
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Board of Health
Emezzito Faria
Duhamel
Guests of the Former Mr. John Cutting
Visitors gathered yesterday for a social event honoring Mr. John Cutting. The gathering reflected local hospitality and community ties.
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John Cutting
Burglary at Wallace Market Follows Cash Heist
Cash is reported stolen from the Wallace market drawer, about eight dollars taken while burglars rummaged the till. They entered through a broken glass window and escaped through a rear door bolted from the inside. a man seen nearby yesterday is noted but no suspect.
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A. B. Wallace
Chas. Brown
Sorre
Justice Hughes denies presidential candidacy request
Washington May 5 Justice Hughes disavows any plan to enter politics and rejects use of his name for the presidency. He emphasizes he is not a candidate and cannot permit such remarks while serving on the Supreme Court. Also notes Boy Scouts director B S Martin refused to depose after arrest for false pretenses.
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Washington
Hughes
Supreme Court
Boy Scouts
Mayen
Martin
Boy Found Slain in Tenement, New York City
Police say the mutilated body of 4% year old Charles Sture was found near his home in a New York tenement. The death follows the earlier murder of five year old Leonore Cohen on March 19. A killer known as "Jack" is suspected as investigators link similarities between the two cases.
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New York
Jack
Charlew
Sture
Ray
Leonore Cohen
Cohen
Murray
Emoe
Jack Per
Hotel Clerk Drops Perjury Charge in Osborne Case
New York May 4 A hotel clerk indicts perjury over identification of James W. Osborne a noted criminal lawyer as the man who registered with Rae Tanzer at the Plainfield hotel last October The clerk defends himself saying he will not recant despite his prior identification and insists he acted truthfully in court testimony
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New York
B.sford
James W. Borne
Rae Tanzer
Tle Plainfich
Borne
Otel
Ewe
Mr. Osharne
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