U S Cavalry Pursues Bandits Along Mexican Frontier
Reports from Mayfoy Auje and United Press describe U S Cavalry forces chasing bandits along the Mexican border. Troops, aided by allied forces, pursue marauders tied to raids on a Tel company payroll and other robberies, with captures and firefights reported amid ongoing search efforts.
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Th. A
Lanilta
Davie Capilyn
Volloyall
Hubonita
Vuyytay
Amerion Aviatoen
Wutted Press
Hafiitd
Marranen
Ale Hutvhoa
Nuovo Laredo
oMea
Caremea Troopa
Hamitih
GARI PREPARING FOR ENCAMPMENT MEETING EXPECTED
Aug 28 United Press Columbian reports the Grand Army of the Republic encampment is planned in Gol inbye the week of September 7. World War veterans and allied groups will attend with leaders Pershing and Baker expected. A large patriotic program and memorial events will mark the gathering. The railroad offers a tenth mile rate for members and affiliates. Weather expected showers and possible cooler Saturday and Sunday.
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Uy United Press Columbian
Grand Army of the Republic
Golinbye
Spanlalk
A. Ryalno
Prinidint Wilhon
General Pershing
Promln
Boarstaty Oehe
Navy Daulot
Jamyn H. Wilton
Gyteral Notwin A. Aiea
Cowen John Chom
Gonera
Boonavil Woot
Todgers
Goneral
Columban
Lin Volerahs
Boptuntur
Enryplito
Amon
Prado
Avelionn
Horner
Timea
Campbell
Tly
Attoy Railroad Administration
Nanfeations
Tinh
Senate committee weighs replacement of Japan with China in treaty
The Foreign Relations Committee proposed an amendment to remove Japan from the treaty provision on German rights in Shantung and substitute China. If adopted, power over the disposition would revert to China. Senator Luigo and others faced party opposition amid a storm of criticism on the street.
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United
Washington
Senate
Japan
China
Finigide
Lulgo Ip
Benatar
Schools of City Reopen September 2
City public schools reopen on September 2 for the 1910-20 term. The district has contracted staff, with many new teachers and a vaccination requirement in question as parents debate enforcement. Local physicians report many children vaccinated or awaiting immunization amid concern over state law enforcement.
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Siervanasy Ligulinre
ML Vasaueles
Tip Moxa
Siddrtalen
Ebia
Automobiles Killed Two Prize Dogs in City Street
In Washington Street area two prized dogs were struck and killed by autos. A dog owned by Miss Wixobeth Rodey died near Hieroformation. another on East Main was hit at Raat Main Atendl block. Residents report reckless driving and warn residents of further harm to pets and people.
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Raslents
Thin City
Automobilista
Misa Wixobeth Roedey
Washington Street
Mpeell
Iachin
Ana
Thin
Horeioo
Barty
Eine
C. B. Wilox
East Main
Residemta
Atzout
Emmanuel Church Reopens After Repairs With Morning Service
After weeks of closure for repairs Emmanuel Church will reopen tomorrow for high hour observance at nine. A Holy Communion will be celebrated at Bona with morning service and sermon by Rev Bh 8 Ash ton at eleven oclock. Parishioners are welcomed to attend.
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Emmanuv Epison
Pal
Bona
Ashton
Olslovk
Shopmen Stand Pat Demand Delayed To January Wage Request
United Press dispatch from Washington reports that shop workers nationwide await response from Director General Toes on wage demands. Control Secretary notes progress toward a 10 percent average raise for all trades, with aim set for January implementation.
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United Pros
Washington
Arig
Direotor
Tnes
Hive Domandy
Arrests at Cleveland in food probe headline
A Cleveland food probe leads to fines for William D. Professor, manager of the Cleveland Swift and Company branch, after findings of guilty storage violations. Other Chicago packing house managers linked to the case are expected to face similar charges in the developing investigation.
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Cleveland
Swift and Company
Claymont
Tany
Wether
Jem Heanchon
Chicago
Quiet parlor wedding at Me 1 parsonage
Miss Miciin Beth Wit Hinma daughter of Mr and Mrs M D Willanin wed Charles Vounlown Righor Tr of Lincoln Neb in a ceremony at the Me 1 parsonage conducted by Rev Dr Williams. Bride wore blue chiffon and yellow rose bouquet. Guests included immediate family and friends. reception at home followed. couple to spend Sunday in Buffalo then Detroit before Lincoln, Neb. Groom’s family noted. congratulations to follow.
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Miwe Micluin Beth Wit
Olent
Rey
M.D. Wiilanin
Charles Vounlown Righor Tr
Lincoln
Willams
Wighter
Baffalo
Detroit
Neb
Aldo
Naporyi
Omntslo
W. P Myors
Miriam Willimar
Melityey
Uin
Raymond Block
Tougher
Rominie Ooney
Joywanis
Propaganda probe tied to Kenyon bill disruption plan
United Press report from Washington outlines a broad propaganda effort against the Kenyon measure. Public evidence from city officials describes coordinated messaging aiming to influence Congress and mobilize citizens to act with Indianapolis organizers and conventions in view.
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Washington
Kenyon
Evidoned Mae
Ho Dainos
Ta City
Wubue
Pittabillegh
Sammersholuba
Farmerw
Corry J
Pergona
Indianapolis
Uldgeaina
Wlatte
Fog horn alarm test troubles city officials
A chaotic test of a new fog horn alarm failed to operate at first and caused repeated false alarms. Despite initial malfunctions the system later worked, but officials confronted vandalism and public nuisance claims as residents complained of nighttime noise and disruptive demonstrations.
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Orry
Alex Andértia
Lara
Uerick
Sas Much
Eto Reiweil
Three Die as Car Plunges into Falls River
A vehicle plunged from a road into the Niagara River last night. Three occupants were killed, one injured, and police are investigating the crash near the railroad crossing by the falls.
Congress Plans to Welcome Pershing
Washington reports Congress plans a reception for General John J. Pershing on his return to the United States. A proposed joint resolution calls for a five member committee from both Senate and House to arrange the arrival date and a formal welcome in New York. The plan includes presenting a gold sword of appreciation for Pershing's services.
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Cart B. Grout
Washington
Central
Fohn
J. Pershing
Congress
New York
Car Thieves Arrested at Titusville in Series of Thefts
Titusville police under Chief H. Edwards rounded up four youths amid a spree in the area. The group admitted stealing an automobile from Corry heads and leaving it at Centreville, breaking into a store in Spar tanshir, and taking tools, a Liberty bond, stock certificates, and other items from Arthur H. Westgate of Riceville. They were said to have tried peddling stolen goods and even used a buggy and horse in further thefts. The youths are Carl Patterson, Harry Castman, Leroy Stuffisticatt, and Alfred Guietiara.
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Pour Young
Tiniaville
R. 8. Peterson
Titusville
Third Street
Thafta
Arthur H. Westgate
Riceville
Timayitle
Corry Hieads
Centre Ville
A.J. Gray
Chief Edwards
Kiss of
Bem
Bodumor
Carl Patterson
Harry Castman
Leroy Stuffisticatt
Alfred Guietiara
Arrest in $45,000 express theft reported in Akron case
Denver dispatch states Walter ORourke, alleged accomplice, linked to a $45,000 express robbery in Akron, Ohio. Detective Bhibley of Cleveland reports shipment of money traced to O'Rourke's room here as part of the case.
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Denver
Colo
Walter Orourke
Ricbery
Akron
Ohio
Detvetive Bhibley
Cleve
Flv
Vinant
O'Rourke
Death of Mrs Ormsbee Reported in Nome Route Home
Mrs. Lona Rivery Ormaby wife of L Ormaby died at her Nome on Route yesterday morning. She was survived by her husband and four children. The funeral will be held at the home Sunday at 2 p.m. Interment will follow in the family cemetery.
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Lona Rivery Ormaby
L. Ormaby
Byin' Nomobery
Spartansburg Man Killed at Warren
Special to the Journal. Spartansburg, Aug. 2. Fred Smith, 21, an employee at a state hospital here, was killed when struck by an automobile driven by John Culbertson, an oil man connected with the Lator for OW and Gas Corporation. Smith died instantly after the car hit him while he rode a bicycle to the hospital. Culbertson and companions left the scene thinking he was alive, but he was dead upon arrival. The Spartansburg coroner’s inquiry is set for this afternoon with no relatives located yet. local officials report the incident is a probable county line tragedy.
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Fred Smith
Spartansburg
Tito
D Gstock
Cormner i Chupa
Coal Promised to Italy by England
Rome August 28 The Italian cabinet learned Britain has promised to give Italy half a million tons of coal at sea as soon as possible. The Tolstoy official said Great Britain would fulfill the pledge promptly.
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Italy
England
United Press
Rome
Great Britain
Belgians Honor Martyrs Today
Dinant Belgium August 23 officials and citizens gathered to commemorate 600 inhabitants shot by Germans five years ago. Paul Divehand president of the Preval Chamber of Deputies spoke on Belgium’s sacrifice and the struggle for peace. Residents held prayers and gratitude as memorial ceremonies were conducted with a yearly dedication to comrades and fallen soldiers.
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United Press
Dinant
Belgium
Lila Town
Agiginn
Paul Divehand
Chamber of Deputies
Helgium
Charles A Bergen Passes Away After Illness
Charles A Bergen died this morning after a period of illness in Corry. He lived in Corry for many years, previously working for the Glory Electric Light Co and later involved with several city utilities. Survived by wife and children, funeral arrangements set for Middletown, with burial in Middletown cemetery. services in Corry to honor his memory.
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Charles A. Bergen
Alte
Mr. Bergen
Tate
Borjen
Corry Noapital
Cornaihin
Bergen
Bergen Hive
Colona
Walt
Gloory
Elvetrte Light Co
Liuldington
Mick
Thy Turresty
Carry
Titsion City Cleotric Systems
Stadilm
Coundry
Bia Refival
Corny
Ube
Gorious
Logan
Corey
Ero
Puroia
Cully
Mga
Middletown
Charlton
Fone Asseters
Mary Coleg
Gute Lamphler
Ans Niland
Ota
Edits
Wergen
Borids
Miditotown
Hoe Airtoe
Meta Hleanor O'Fallon
Alexander
B. P.O. Elka
Local Nine 10 Greenfield Tomorrow
A fragmented report notes a local nine game at Splowman's play at 60 Norton with Corry Tenma and Konan involved. The meeting emphasizes youth participation and community importance, urging attendance for vital town future decisions.
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Greenfield
Jocel
Amlib
Splowman
Norton
Yongue
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Ombankinon
Niagara
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Pershing
Kalu
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Mull
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