Administration moves after plot to trigger Mexican raids
United Press dispatch from ii Pano reports officials accusing plots to incite border raids. War Secretary Baker claimed evidence showed planned attacks as administration warns Mexico and vows independent action if necessary. Border forces, under Day regime, expected to bolster patrols. Washington signals firm response.
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Leased wire election service for The Evening Journal
The Evening Journal arranged with Western Union and Western Telegraph for a leased wire to cover the presidential election. A continuous night service from Buffalo to New York City and Chicago will relay results as they come, with rapid telephony updates to readers and stations. A dictator will oversee Bell and Union telephones at the Journal office to push the latest word instantly.
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Death of Mrs Still in Glyndon prompts mourning
Mrs M V Still died yesterday at her home in Glyndon after a lingering illness. Former Spartanburg resident, she lived here with her husband years ago and was well known locally. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Friends in this vicinity regret her passing.
Death of Mr Steadman at his daughter's home
Mr Steadman died last evening at about nine o clock at his daughter's home, Mrs GO M Ream, where he had lived for about five years. He suffered from chronic ailment and a recent decline in health, leaving a wife, a son, and a daughter. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock from the residence, with burial at Gravy Cemetery. He was a lifelong resident of the city and well known to many.
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Roosevelt Denies He Will Pus syfoot In Chicago
In Chicago this morning Colonel Roosevelt denied any plan to stay aloof or falter on German policy during his current tour. He dismissed reports of friction with Hughes campaign managers and marked his 8th birthday with a brief, spirited pledge of vigor.
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Olonel Roosevelt
Beth Mate
Chileamin Willcox
Hughes Campaien Tie Colaust
Witeh Wiforte
Roosevelt
French Assaults Reported at Fort Vaux Verdun Front
Dispatches attributed to Unto Prony describe French attacks at Fort Vaux with heavy artillery and infantry actions. The Verdun front is said to see persistent pressure as German units attempt to hold ground while Allied forces press operations in the Meuse region.
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Hoplin Advicas Tovay
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Prasesyad
Rusaland
Rumanane
Wubradm
Wedding at the home of the bride in a city ceremony
A detailed account of a wedding held at the bride’s home with the groom, relatives, and a ceremony conducted by a minister. The article notes the couple’s post ceremony reception at Spring Cradle and mentions friends, neighbors, and community members in attendance.
Report of attempted death by self harm on East Washington Street
Police reported a young man attempted to take his own life after a quarrel with Mrs. Old Heath. He tied himself in a room, refused entry to others, and was removed after police arrival. He overdosed on apfrith and remains hospitalized in critical condition. Mrs. Olmstead plans to travel with Captain Dawson to El Paso.
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Diwson
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Another U-Boat at Norfolk
News of the arrival of another German submarine at Norfolk is released by the Navy Department. No details are available beyond the terse statement Nothing to give out. The sub arrived late this afternoon and information remains withheld.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
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Navy Department
Celebration for Carranza In Capital
Crowds filled the capital as General Carranza expected to formally welcome supporters in a public ceremony. Marching processions from all city wards gathered while officials and General Obregon attended and denied rumors of friction between leaders.
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Carranza
Death of H J Carney longtime All Walty resident
The death of Mr H J Carney occurred at his home on West Main Street after an illness of two weeks. He had run a shop on North Century Street and was a longtime resident of the city. He leaves his wife and three children Mario Tallinn and Elward Carney, all of All Walty. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Tenves
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Tallinn
Elward Carney
Walty
New Road Destruction Sinks In Naval Battle Report
Fragmented dispatch describes destroyers sunk and naval actions in the English Channel and Lake region. It notes a village road project with heavy concrete work and grading underway, including a new bridge and highways, with crews and equipment moving toward spring completion. The report references British Admiralty announcements and allied actions amid the coastal operations.
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British Admiralty
Funeral for Mrs Skinner Held at Home of Son
The funeral of Mrs Ezalath Skinner was held from her son BE Skinner’s home at 201 North Genter Street Thursday afternoon at two o’clock. The service, led by Rev Dr Shaw of the Metrodise church, honored the departed with remarks and songs. A prayer and hymns followed, with attendees including relatives from out of town and friends who expressed sympathy to the family. The interment took place at Pine Grave Cemetery, with many in attendance from nearby communities.
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North Genter Street
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Shaw
Lightellin
Omar
Westfield
Emmett
Gear Bama
Olean
Arthur Huntley
Charles Huntly
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Lumber Pile Fire Suspected Incendiary Motive
At about eight o'clock last evening a lumber pile opposite the Climax Locomotive Works plant caught fire. Paulson used chemical equipment to extinguish the blaze. Officials believe it likely started by children to scare nearby residents, but the fire was not serious.
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Probe Forth in Border Raid Threats Details
United Press reports officials warn of new border raid threats after a plan to launch attacks from Mexican routes. Secretary and security chiefs pursue Gan Ochoa, Villa denounced figure with papers seized, while agents along the border monitor suspected collaborators.
Community Parade Plans Announced orated schedule and route
A postponed civic celebration outlines a parade with a start near Bayt Main and Conward Street. The route travels Main to Center then south to Firat Avenue, then back via Center to Smith Street where processioners gather at Park Place. Officials promise a midday program and street closures.
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Center
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Varke
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Aela Nowlotead
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Hurdwara Chinn
RH H Club Gathering and Local Outing near Warren Park
A late afternoon RH H Club gathering at the home of Mrs Charles Whittetay on Park Place featured a social event with refreshments. The group discussed upcoming work, with notes on speakers and plans for the next meeting hosted by Mrs Dykes and Mr Claire Burch, while a separate party traveled to Warren for a library theatre concert.
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Charles Whitte
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Louis
Whitetay
Weather Partly Dudy Tonight and Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight with little change in temperature. Saturday Weather remains mild with no significant precipitation or extreme readings reported.
Crawford Man Killed Accidentally
A Crawford man died in what appears to be an accidental shooting at a gathering. The incident involved a gun that discharged while someone reached for an item, causing fatal injuries. Police and investigators examined the scene at Eeol's Grove and noted the event occurred during a morning hours gathering.
Freight Congestion Hits Railroads Across Regions
Widespread rail delay complaints emerge as shipments face mounting holdups. Officials note stopped wagons and blocked yards cause delays, with critics urging faster movement of goods. Disruptions reported from multiple towns, affecting commerce and everyday deliveries.
Will Plant Trees About Federal Building Project
A project to plant trees around a federal building proceeds under supervision to ensure proper landscaping. The work requires approval from overseeing officials and emphasizes orderly, timely completion with safety and quality checks.
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