Franklin and Corry Teams Clash In 7 to 2 Loss for Franklin
In a second home game yesterday Corry High School defeated Franklin High School 7 to 2 amid threatening weather. Carmen Hil set a new strikeout record with 24 in as many innings, while Williams led Franklin with multiple baserunners though fielding errors and late rallies failed to overturn the outcome.
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Corry, High School
Franklin High School
Altho
Fingnelils
Carmen Hil
Willams
Pranklin
Bhs
Viehotts
Woodell
Williams
Socoad
Parks
McLean
Fist Hut
Hoy
Topkins
Find Kinsley
Faith Williams
Andrews
Quinn
Hill
Kinsley
Corry
Gretaier
Jourdets
Banard
Pacific
Admiral Mayo Demands Salute in Tampico Naval Saga
An account from aboard the Dolphin recalls Admiral Mayo’s demand for a national salute after Mexican authorities detained a Paymaster and seized supplies. The Texas-based writer describes tense weeks in Tampico, near-attack plans, and the arrival of additional ships and marines as U.S. forces prepared for possible engagement.
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Ff. G. Wightman
Dolphin
Admiral Mayo
Joommand
Tamploo
Air Wieltman Jx & Brother
Merc
WN. H. Dickson
Obo
Tan Woldiera
Tetore
Tampico
Mexico City
Mayo Rave Hunt
Washington
Paroled arson accused lad from Hat Park case
Frances Farrell said to have set fire to several buildings in Hat Park. Deputy Fire Marshal Lawrence reported the investigation and the hearing occurred before Alderman Porter. The boy was paroled for five months in the custody of his brother with an $800 bond. guardian to produce him for further consideration at term end.
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Frances Farrell
Neotland
Fira Marehall Lawore
Bice Pa
Aldersman Porter
Morens
Tom Hing Heén
Elly Ht
Yan
GT. Kincald
Farrel
Pike and Street
Lown
Andy Paulson
Pire Marshall Lowers
Commonwealth and Defense
India
Alhlon
General Strike Called by United Mine Workers
The United Mine Workers executive committee orders a general strike in protest of Colorado troubles, stating 500 000 miners are not ordered to strike yet as the union limits disruption to finance the Colorado strike. A Home Watchmen banquet at Johnson Building, West Main Street, drew about forty members, praised by local ladies. Weather: rain tonight and Saturday.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of the World Today
Colorado
West
Johnson Building
West Main Street
More Men Strike on Pennsy Railroad Amid Walkout
About 200 Philadelphia Division railroad workers went on strike this morning under Superintendent Creighton, swelling total strikers to roughly 68 on the affected divisions. Officials ordered payment of due wages but workers will not be rehired to the payroll.
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Aitoota
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Creighton
May Mobilize State Militia Effort Reported
A telegram from the Secretary of War to the governors of Ohio Pennsylvania and New York asks how quickly their state militias can be mobilized. The note indicates readiness to act this afternoon and signals a nationwide move under war measures.
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Secretary of War
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Thaw Case Is Renewed at Concord
In Concord New Hampshire William Travers Jeroweth arrives to appeal Judge Maeich’s decision favoring Harry Thaw the escaped inmate of Tawan and slayer of Stanford White Thaw’s extradition dispute continues as Jeroweth for an appeal and other attorneys file briefs with fifteen points challenging the ruling.
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Concord
N. H
William Travers
Jeroweth
Maeich
Harry Thaw
Mat Tawan
Stanford White
New York State
Jerome An
Adeltion
Itte
Thawere Slajon
Statite
Penny Car Derailed Delays Buffalo Division Schedule
A derailment incident halted a penny car and eight more freight cars near the gravel pit at morning, delaying the No. 88 train and disrupting Buffalo division schedules for nearly two hours. Commuters and transferred passengers faced confusion as many passengers and teams were delayed with no immediate result.
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Areight
ROOT
No. 88
Tneal
Buffalo
Huerta Orders Against American Ships Clearing Mexican Ports
United Press dispatches report President Huerta ordered that no American vessel be permitted to clear Mexican ports. Admiral Howard indicates a neutral zone near the besieged city to protect noncombatants as General Obregon agrees. Navy Secretary Daniels plans the Mayflower funeral ship departure for Vera Cruz casualties and Mayo weighs immediate oil district occupation. The Mexican envoy D Antin remains at the archives post despite threats.
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United Press
Washington
Navy
State
Inerts
Slite Department
Billianga Hay
United States
Salitil
San Fuls
Te Taha
Maas
Huerta
Vor
Suz
Newraniations
Savreury
Daniels Bonight
Forne
Montina Whields
Ballard
Marmad
Vera. Cruz
Montana
Virginia Capes
Tampico
Mayo Loa
United State
Tui Toi D'Antin
Meriein
Mexico City
Hill
War Department
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Merange
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Birmingham
Key West
Hancock
Wishtman
Jfar
Farrell
Alderman Porter
Warren National Bank
Liberty Streets
RTS
State of
Raja
Mexican
Od City Trust Company
Il Witu
First National Bank
Fortune Builders
Imal
Citizens National Bank
J. J. Demmond
G. B. Barlow
Ine
L. West
W. Parker
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