Huerta Threatens Mexico City If Defeated
United Press reports that Huerta would burn Mexico City to ruins if defeated by the Constitutionists. The embassy relayed a protest over the arms embargo, demanding a formal State Department reply to avoid passports for the American chargé d’affaires. A Morélos mutiny was quelled as loyal forces regained control after officers killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Mexico City
Marc
Lewis Opeuily
Horta
Roma
Dryom
Ux Huerta
O'Braughnessy
Morélos
Heath Buys First Avenue Block In Investment Move
G D Heath purchased the Barnes block on First Avenue from N Barnes. The property now houses Wales Hardware Co and The Gerry Bridge and Supply Co with four flats upstairs. Heath does not plan to occupy the building, investing rather than using it himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Meath
Barnes
First Avenue
N. Barnes
First Avenue Baaiosa
Wales Hardware Co
Gerry Bridge and Supply Co
Villa exacts duty from local firm
A distorted report claims General Villa asserted control over Chihuahua, Mexico, pressuring a local firm to pay duties or face consequences. It notes the firm and others with American property in Mexico faced demands during the revolution, prompting authorities to seize property until payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Ant
Posmoeslin
Chihuahua
Mexico
Kaa Leon
Villi
Fell from Pony Leaves Boy with Broken Leg
Haul Metnies fell from his pony near Wilcox grocery on East Main Street Tal and sustained a fracture to the left leg above the ankle as he tried to mount the animal with a package in hand. Dr. G B Kibler attended the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
East Main Street
Tal
G. B. Kibler
Map Shows Who Owned Corry Lands
A historical map traces ownership of Corry lands detailing original grants and later transfers. It notes early title by state in 1700s, lists purchasers including Munson and Harrington families, and explains old survey markers and lines from Columbus Avenue to Center Street guiding property location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Corry
Justo
Matland and Company
A. Huldokeper
Harry
Munson
Jerser
Columbus Avenue
Center Street
Smith Street
Orlinal Munson
Accidental Self Injury At Factory Aide Shot Self
Alton Nichols a young worker at Corry Chal Cowl pany's plant accidentally shot himself in the hand with a 22 cal revolver while showing the weapon to a fellow employee. He and another worker left the part of the factory, heard a gun discharge on stairs, and Nichols was found injured. Wounds not serious but possible complications. he lives with his parents on Fast Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Nichols
Corry
Chal Cowlpany
Linfelt
Young Nichols
Hyes
Derosay Declines League Head Position
At a city meeting the local baseball league discusses leadership changes as Derosay declines the role. The session notes favorable prospects for a new Major Maccabot team and plans a follow up meeting next week to consider further president proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rektosig
Tin Corry
Elty Ld
Ani
WeRosay
Dumands
Local linemen sent East to aid post storm repair
Five Western Union linemen were dispatched to New York by train to join a repair crew restoring lines around the metropolis after the recent storm. The four from here were Teey, Ward, McCarthy, and Hennel, with orders to report to Middletown. John Shutters Jae, Western Vinton official, led the mission. additional crews were sent from nearby towns along the Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metrapolis
Tey
Ward
McCarthy
Hennel
Wooat
Mildletown
John Shutters
Jae Formmall
Vinton
Tron Wit
Erie
Pankhurst Lends Aid as Jail Sentences Quicken Sufferagette Crackdown
London march 14 United Press reports a dawn raid by window breaking suffragists at McKenna's residence led to two months hard labor for six women after a swift police chase. Emmeline Pankhurst, released from Holloway after her seventh prison term, remains gravely ill and could be near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Jim Downing Street
Tme
McKenna
McKennan
Maerest
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Honeur Strik Ing
Bandits Hit Hartman Furniture, Steal 15000 in Cash
Chicago march 14 six drunken bandits broke into Hartman Furniture Co. and held up three watchmen at revolver point. They blew the safe and escaped with 15000 in cash plus negotiable securities and about 40900 in value. No injuries reported. Police search ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Big Hartman Furniture Co
Revolvera
Nafe
Big Fight At Dance Near Town
A large crowd from Corry attended a chaotic dance fight near town. Several participants were beaten, with injuries reported to heads and faces. Police inquiries noted threats and a weapon brandished but no serious injuries reported.
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Huerta
Bryan
G. D. Heath
First Ave
Mall
Warren National Bank
United States Depositary
Villa
Howard Co
Juarez
Ity
Safety For Funds
Panneyivania
Derosay
Arthur LaPaz
Tonawanda
Heameilh
Niro
Poakwanda
N.Y
Aibatt Boardman
Tay Low
J. W. Jucksan
West Church Street
Lindsey Hollow
Monon
Beveral
Fone
Iyo
Reap Abis
Crist Company
Oi City
The
First National Bank
National Bank
Postal
Savings
Deamond
Frealdent
G. B. Barlow
Cashine Jhn
E. Weut
H. W. Parker- Aust
Conbier
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