Rebels threaten OShaughnessy in Mexico City dispute
Mexican rebels in Mexico City threaten U S Representative OShaughnessy and place a double sword on U S Government property. Diplomat says the U S embassy is a target as Carranza and rebels denounce intervention and demand assurances amid Huerta’s forces in the city.
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O’shaughnessy
U. S
Ily Unikom
Iren Mealey Gly
Marek
Nelson O Shaughnessy
Multad Btatex
Ald
Huerta
United States
Moore Resigns as State Department Counselor
Washington March 4 John Basset Moore formally presented his resignation as counsellor of the State Department. He is reported to leave for work with the Carneigia Peace Foundation amid rumors of a breach over the Mexican situation. Moore had promised to serve only one year after his appointment last spring.
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Washington, D. C
John Basset Moore
State Department
Moore
Carneigia Peace Foundation
Man Arrested After Resisting Officer on Main Street
Johnson, homeless and intoxicated, resisted a police officer on Main Street last evening. An officer used his club to subdue him. Johnson appeared in court head injuries and admitted intoxication. He faced resisting an officer charges and a fine of five dollars. Police say the department may adjust duties after the incident.
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Johnson
Main Street
Hout Laie
Olheer
W. C. Shins
Heth Tate
Win
Aldorail
Stevens Ramialved
Noted thieves captured by New York police after gun battle
Four notorious thieves fought a revolver duel with officers during a Bowery jewelry store raid that yielded about 50 000 in diamonds. Leader Charles Jordan, famed burglar convicted on fingerprint evidence in 1907, led the group with Willan Smith George Jundernais and Melia Rattuelo. Police ended the siege, shackled them, and jailed them.
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New York
United Press
Bowery
Greenwich Station
Suns
Jemba
Tiny
Chas
Jordan
Tadee Rosnyky
Willan Smith
George Jundernais
Melia Rattuelo
Erie Railroad Vice President Stuart Dies After Long Illness
United Press reports Stuart, vice president of the Erie railroad, died at his Garden City home after a prolonged illness. He had been in poor health for a year and had not actively guided railroad affairs. He began as a dispatcher's clerk in 1892 with the Chicago and North Western, became a division superintendent in 1898, and rose to Erie vice president in 1909.
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United Press
Garden City
Stuart
Erie
Chicago and North’ ‘Western
B. & Ghax
Hrle
Nubone Company Expands, Expanding to New Erie and Corry Buildings
Nubone Company rents another building as the Nutfano Corset Company enlarges in Corry. The Nic Howe Company signs the former Lippman building on West Main Street in the new space, with plans to add staff as rooms are prepared. Erie plant expansion continues while leaders deny moves to relocate the business.
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Citie O
Corry Ara
Nic Howe
Lippman
West Main Street
H. M. Norton
Mora Hada
Erie
Eliy Ani
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New Tower Not Needed for System
City officials reviewed the fire alarm tower amid plans to upgrade the apparatus. An expert for Gamewell Co. found the existing tower adequate and not in need of relocation. The commission decided no change to the tower will occur when the new system is installed.
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Selde
Hrawn
Dickson
Gamewell Company
Oxpark
Rev Campbell Hurt In Auto Accident
The Rev Dr James W Campbell pastor of the Newtonville Methodist church was struck by a skidding auto on Washington street Newtonville yesterday. He suffered a fractured toe and rib lacerated face and other injuries as he was carried unconscious to Newton hospital by car occupants and doctor Franklin Clark ordered his removal to the hospital.
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Boston Herald
Marah
James W. Campbell
Newtonvilie Methodist Allied
Newton Hospital
Washington Street
Newtonville
Campbell
Newtonville Ave
Newton
Carpell
Franklin Clark
Thomas Hickey Dies at 27 in Van Frederick Home
Thomas Hickey aged 27 of Van Frederick dies at home after a brief illness. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Hickey and a brother. Funeral arrangements pending with family at the residence.
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Thomas Hickey
John Hickey
van Frederick
Root
Fair Also’n Stockholders to Receive Five Percent Dividend
Curry Pair and Driving Park Association shareholders will get five percent stock dividends this week via vouchers. Payments were prepared and taken up by the association, with secretary Morgaridge to report past expenditures soon. Directors also approve extensive improvements including enlarging Boral Hall and removing the northeast barn.
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Curry
Driving Park Association
Morgaridge
Boral Hall
Epidemic in School Cleared Up as Absent Pupils Drop
Measles chickenpox and other illnesses shortened their threat. only three new cases reported in days. Absenteeism in the Whird and First wards has begun to ease. Weather today remains cloudy with a chance of snow near the Jukes.
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Brantell
Inits
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