Carranza Refuses To Yield In Heavy Mexican Fighting
Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City describe heavy combat as Carranza resists Obregon's terms. Rebel forces press inland with about 14 000 troops against government 9 000, threatening the capital. American ships and materiel move to the region as negotiations and aid continue amid the crisis.
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Vera Oruz
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Hrive
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Carraea
Ty Na Han Boon
Dilippo Catranen
Ainophan
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Fimanti
Belig
Fedral
Ofarinos
Anchop
Tirbor
Union City Girl Injured In Accident
A Union City girl, 18, Brin Diypatoh Phyalclaey of Waloh City, was transported by stretcher after an apparent collision in front of her home. Witnesses say she sustained potential arm injuries as bystander Jerry Yur and others assisted.
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Union City
Phyalclaey
Vinpout
Ant Agiteden
Tito
Tila Trakeman
Waloh
Etretcher
Amautoughlier
Neefont
Notton
Jerry
Ilao
Bycksman
Jaye Aight
Wheat policy scramble as barros calls May conference
United Press reports Wheat Director Barros predicts changes may follow the government withdrawal from the wheat market at the end of the loan guarantee. Senators and representatives discuss substitution plans for a conference called by Barros on May seventh to consider loaning to the grain producers and handling the new crop. Representative Bungon of Iowa notes this is the most pressing issue before the central West today.
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Bariws
Naine
lWhonh
Prlyn
Senate
House Interstate Commerce and Agricultural Committees
Barros
United States J Orin
Gets Heavier Sentence At Second Trial
A two time convicted killer, George Beckibaugh, faces a heavier sentence after a second trial for the murder of Thomas Hentley and the shooting of Hentley’s wife. The court found him guilty on an additional count of shooting Heatley’s wife, with sentencing slated for later today.
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United Free
York
George Bock
Tonead
Bing Bing
Thomas ‘Hentley
Wil
Sunty
Beckibaugh
Heatley
Ati
Iuilyo
Notty
Hunt for Jail Breakers Alerts Akron Police
City police are on the lookout for jail break fugitives from Sum Nile bounty fair in Akron believed headed west. Suspects include two men serving terms for murder and grand larceny and robbery. Authorities warn local residents to report sightings.
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United Preas
Pudtbruegh
Akron
Ho Jnén
Local Notes and Evening Gatherings
Henry Kepple visited Pre dlay and J J Neylon traveled to New York and Boston for the evening. Le Wate remains weak at his home on Pleasant Street with a general lapse into unconsciousness noted yesterday. The Cadet Company will meet at the Armory this evening from 1 30 to 9 30, all members urged to attend for instruction. A shade tree at the corner of East er and Frederick streets drew many North Side residents last night as a curious animal caused concern. New York Stock List covers Anglo American, General Motors, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Penn RR, Republic Steel, Studebaker, Southern Pacific, and others.
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Dlay
J.J. Neylon Lott
Bassineet Tely
New York
Boston
Ac le Wate
Wout Pieasant
Novoassiousnais
Armory
Volelock
Caster
Frederick Streets
Attraston
Bandit Shot Down After Dramatic Train Heist
In Chicago a bandit named Hermoa Walton robbed a mail car on a passenger train securing nearly four hundred fifty thousand dollars. Walton fired on police during a two and a half hour chase ending with his death from a brain wound after a gun battle with officers. A gas lamp laden with loot was dumped as he fled.
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Spensenger
Waa
Tony
Ani
Hermea Walton
Wall
Axis
Wate Ton
Industrial Slowdown Across Nation Strains Supply Chains
Report notes widespread transportation and factory disruptions. Factories including the Gory Chair Company and U.S. Chale plant face delays and partial operation resumed. Labor strike persists with varying impacts on molds, supply lines, and shipments. general slowdown expected to ease in coming weeks as replies from suppliers arrive.
President's Condition Stronger After Medical Update
UPI reports President Wilagata shows improved health after three days of treatment in the western trip. Dr. Cary Grayson says the executive is working harder to prevent any relapse and expects a return from convalescence soon.
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Owashington
Wilagata
Cary
Grayson
Avery Ancy
Population figures announced for several cities
Washington May 14 United Press reports show population figures for Canton Jersey Shore Marvel Leake Haven Toramy Shore Edonburg and others. The release notes changes since 1910 with Canton 3674 Ol Cihy 667 Marvel 4085 Leake Haven 785 Toramy Shore 722 and Edonburg 190 among listed towns.
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Buona
Canton
OL Guy
Marvell
Booth Aharon
Luckthiven
Jersey Shore
Bionburg
Serpantig
Marvel
Leake Haven
Edonburg
Corry Ready as Ball Season Opens Tomorrow
Corry's new team takes the field tomorrow in a season opener on Washington Street. Mayor Alexander will throw the first ball as a city parade precedes the 4 pm game, with Manager Trealey aiming to make this year the strongest local diamond showing in years.
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Srongyat
Jonestown Ballsburye
Eragon
Washington Street
Trealey
Miller
Juskoon
Kock
Hibbard
Donovan
Oy Gilson
Wilcox
Clark
Mellor
Dau
Kooh
Alexander
Astiton
Ayital
Urmeil
Washington Utrest
Building firm expands work with East Main Street land purchase
The Corey Building Corporation approved buying a plot on East Main Street extending Summer Street with a 300 foot frontage for four to five homes. Four homes under contract progress well and directors call for a 10 percent stock payment to the secretary by May 25 to fund new construction.
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Mion $Esterday
East Malu Street
Hull Yesterniy
Summer Street
Salosiebib
Conatyals
Eatla
Sharp Fight for Republican Nomination in county race
The contest for the Republican nomination for Congress and the state senate centers county attention. Max Haibich of Bele and Charles Oromy of Mindville seek the Democratic nod, while Robert Finnan, a former district attorney, faces Wilton Shreve in the congressional race. Miles M. Nason, current senator, runs for reelection alongside A B Sisson and Wilte healtor. Polls run 7 a m to 7 p m as directed by election officials.
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Dave
Reguibjiem
Benate Tom
Max Haibich
Bele
Charles Oromy
Mindville
Robert Finnan
Digistes
Erle County
Wilton
Atta
Lao Ats
Oftoahe
Charg
British miners may quit as Legionnaires meet tonight
London May 14 United Press reports more than 2000 miners threaten action if two miners are not released from Party restraint. An important meeting of the American Legion is set for 8 o clock to discuss the issue and possible resignation of Walter Wellman as new commander.
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London
Partia
American Legion
Ausra
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Lace Wellman
City Plans Annual Clean Up Day May 24
City officials announce plans for street sprinkling starting May 24 as part of the annual cleanup. A survey will be sent to business proprietors on the avenues to determine monthly pledges needed to fund the work. The city seeks larger contributions than in previous summers to cover costs.
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Corry
Hatocention
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Warren
Oil City
City Clean-up Plan Postpones Rubbish Burning Until May 24
May 24 designated as cleanup day as Mayor Alexander orders a suspended burning ban for rubbish. City teams will collect and remove materials from curbs to facilitate a quicker cleanup. Property owners urged to place waste in baskets or sturdy receptacles for safe pickup and burning.
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Muniay
Serbia
Thole
Alexander
Sarn
President Wheat Convicted Before Public Anouncement
President Wheat was reportedly convicted by Secretary Daniels in Washington on May 14. The statements claimed the President’s avowals and wartime speeches criticized British policy and were disclosed to the international public.
Salvation Army Drive Progressing in Local Efforts
Salvation Army drive activity continues with Captain Joseph Judge and Adjutant Smith overseeing funds in Frio County. Volunteers report coverage expanding across the area while supporters urge contributions and names for accountability. Dorothy Williams hosts a birthday gathering for Mrs Stare Buck with neighbors and local families joining the event.
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du Weiler
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