Carranza may nullify peace talks at Niagara Falls
Washington reports Carranza signals he will oppose any candidate approved by Huerta and will not support Huerta aligned nominees. Washington factions fear a shift in negotiations behind the scenes as Villa masss forces move toward Zacatecas and Robles’ troops prepare to march.
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Record Heat Wave Dazes East Coast Cities
May records mark one of the hottest heat waves in history with New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Charleston central to the scorcher. The Weather Bureau offered no immediate relief as temperatures neared ninety in New York and Pittsburgh reports light rain provided only brief respite.
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Auantic
Knights Templar Officers Elected at Grand Conclave
United Press reports from Bria Pennsylvania May 27 that the sixty first grand conclave of the Knights Templar of the State elected officers including Excellent Steward A H Thomas Grand Commander from undelphin Deputy Lewis from Tunchannocks Grand Generalissimo C d Andrews of Butler Grand Captain General Chas M Gle m ant of Bunbury Grand Senior Warden Wardy by Frad Black of Franklin Grand Junior Warden Roy Howitt Bellefonte Grand Prelate W M Donalden Trenauror W We Allen of Philadelphia Grand Recorder Frederick Magon Philadelphia Grand Assistant Recorder.
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Bria
Knights Templar
Iowa
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Undelphin
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Tunchannocks
C.d. Andrews
Williams
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Derby Winner Townsend Captures Epsom Crown
May 27 report from North Sidney notes N C Townsend 28 of this city won the Epsom Derby prize of twenty thousand dollars. Townsend, born locally, secured the win in a race that drew international attention.
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Sidney
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Townsent
Lightning Strikes Hit Homes in Short Evening Storm
A brief electrical storm caused damage in a local area. Dentist Dr Hil Blair escaped serious harm as lightning struck near his Wright street property and traveled to a water line curb, while the Eugene Rhodes home on West Washington street endured a roof hole and scare for Wells and Farnham families. No injuries reported despite the brief but severe storm.
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Holly
Wright Street
Blur
Fred Broadon
Brendon
Water Company
Wells
Farnham
Eugene Rhodes
Washington Street
Pittsburg Trade Boomers Visit Pittsburg Today
The Pittsburgh Trade Boomers arrived this afternoon on a special train with 107 aboard from Trenville. They were greeted by local officials including C. B. Porter and J. J. Deamond and noted for visiting factories and businesses of interest. The train, consisting of an administration car two dining cars and six Pullmans, was switched to the P and B line for an Erie-bound departure at 4 40. Telephone and telegraph links were established with the train on arrival.
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Trnville
Vistors
Pittburgh
C. B. Porter
D. Warren de Rosay
G. T. Kincaid
Henry Keppel
J. J. Deamond
Kibler
J. H. Martin
W. W. Morgaridge
Robin Barlow
Riffalo
Penway
Erie
Joel
Hoon
Rain Intervenes to Save City from Major Fire
Heavy rain during a noon electrical storm in Altoona Pennsylvania doused a large blaze and prevented broader destruction. A huge dwelling and eight smaller homes had already been damaged, with losses estimated above twenty thousand dollars.
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No Progress in Seamans Investigation
In a morning telephone briefing to the Journal County Detective Bullivan said a verdict in the Buimana case may hinge on the Coroner and his jury. The key issue remains the source of the strychnine in Seaman’s home and how it came to be there as efforts to uncover the source have yielded no new details. The coroner’s inquest had anticipated a Thursday verdict, with a possible assembly to finish duties.
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Seaman'e
Pupil Piano Recital Delights Audience at Home of H G Wilson
Good work shown by piano pupils at a recital last evening by H G Wilsons pupil group at his home. The program featured many pieces played with apparent training and poise pleasing the audience. Next Monday at the same venue Miss Marie Franca and Miss Lillian Barnes of Columbus will perform, followed by further pupil recitals including Miss Plorette Humes and Miss Myra Duncan. The participants included Harry Darling Olive M Hecker Lillian O Day Marie Stes ley Arnold Irene Fisher Dorothy Sundburs Clarence Arnold and many others.
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H. C. Wilton
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Rein
Marie Franca
Lillian Barnes
Columbus
Plorette Humes
Myra Duncan
Harry Darling
Olive M. . Hecker
Lillian O'Day
Marie
Stesley Plarence Arnold
Irene Fisher
Dorothy V. Sundburs
Eons Bentley
Isabel Rieker
Marion B. Truesdell
Lorna N. Wright
Leann Blyderburg
Gertrude Monroe
Ned Lynch
Mary
Sullivan
Marjorie G. Ren
Helen May Murray
Elisabeth Lyons
Margaret Sharp
Kathryn Smith
Willian Murray
Marie M. Keppel
Elizabeth M. Drought
Ethel Whitesoy
Dorothy Waller
Livermore Store Nears Completion After Rebuild
Contractor Munger has nearly finished reconstructing the Morgan block for R. F. Livermore’s new store. Weeks and Breadon anticipate completing interior decorating this week and expect all three floors to be ready soon. The first floor features a newly arranged display window and finished offices, balcony, shelving, and woodwork in mahogany with dark tan, pink and green accents.
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R. F. Livermore
Breadon
Minhogany
Stolen horse cases persist in local search
A horse stolen from John Nelson of this city remains unrecovered after owner led follow up efforts. A lead horse traced from Corry to Jamestown proved a different animal. Another lead pursued by Mr Nelson yesterday involved a horse captured near Ted’s Out of the city.
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Jamestown
Corry
Nelsow
Huerta Seeks Entry to American Lines at Vera Cruz
Emissaries from Mexico City arrived in Vera Cruz to inquire if General Huerta would be welcomed inside the American lines. General Funston declined to confirm or deny the report, saying he would inform Washington before making any public statement. The rumor suggested Huerta might move to Vera Cruz or Porto Mexico if permitted, but details remain undisclosed as officials await word from Washington.
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Mexico City
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Washington
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Vera Crux
Porto Mexico
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Winston
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Last Night Skirmish Drill Marks City Park Event
Residents heard a loud shooting, later explained as a skirmish drill by Company A under Captain Brown. Thirty eight members attended a drill at the Armory then marched to City League Park for a blank cartridge skirmish in preparation for Memorial day exercises.
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Vera Cruz
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Jourdet
Meadville Strikers Riot Over Wage Demand
Meadville Pennsylvania reports a morning strike by pavement workers turning chaotic as demands for two dollars a day go unmet. Police arrest Thaddeus Cuenero, a local Italian student, amid mob threats during transport to the station. another Italian is also detained. Hearing set for tomorrow morning.
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