U S Demands Salute From Huerta By 6 P M Sunday
Washington April 18 The United States warns Huerta to fire a simultaneous salute to the American flag by 6 p m Sunday or Congress will be asked to act The threat follows Huerta's defiance and the promise of force backed by 20 000 marines and 100 000 soldiers if needed The situation prompts speculation that General Villa and the Constitutionalist forces may intervene to end Huerta rule
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Huerta
Villa
Washington
United States
Tampico
Congress
White House
Mexican Republic
Mexico
Rio Grande
Yucatan
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Mexico City
War Blanquett
National Palace
O'Shaughnessy
Torreon
Felipe Angeles
Carranza
General Angeles
Messengers Draw Election Spending Ledger
In the recent municipal and primary races, 279 messengers were hired by 16 candidates and 2 political agents. Total reported election spending reached $2,579.09, with detailed messenger payments for Powell, Koon, Schriver, and others, plus extensive agent and auto hire costs. Clarence M. King did not file his expenses for mayoral bid.
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Recen
Clarence M. King
Harry L. Smith
Thomas W. Koon
Walter Powell
E. Lee Shaw
Dr. Koon
Frank Lee Carl
Roderick Clary
Thomas McBride
W. B. Frazier
George A. Reinhard
Dr. T. A. K. Hummelshime
Ward M. Eichelberger
Once A. Eyerman
Jacob D. George
Charles Hinze
George B Wise
Joseph Hirsh
Joseph S. Schriver
George Emory Wilson
Shriver
Joseph S. Shriver
J. Daugherty
William M. Kelly
F. Kalmbach
Thomast Pugh
Hubert Donehoe
J. C. Emmett
J. J. Carney
Frank Weber
Edward Deatlehauser
Charles Cumiskey
Zane Bell
M. Kane
Rege Long
George Fradiska
M. Rarig
G. Martin
J. H. Taylor
M. J. Yarnall
Tom Moore
W. E. McDermott
D. Taylor
George E. Wilson
D. T. Baker
Ed. Clark
A. Washington
W. C. Gooper
Officers Search Gypsy Camp for Kidnapped McCarrick Lad
West Virginia patrols and Maryland authorities sweep a Gypsy camp two miles from town after a Philadelphia lad Warren McCarrick vanishes. police inspect three children while a detective halts a Gypsy wagon on Baltimore Street amid a growing crowd.
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Carrick Lad
Frankfort Road
Warren McCarrick
Philadelphia
Georges Branch
Childr
McCarrick Tan
Man Who Shot At New York Mayor Faces Grand Jury
New York City April 18 Incarceration in a mad house for life likely for Michael P Mahoney alias David Rose the elderly man who yesterday tried to kill Mayor John Purdy Mitchel and wounded Corporation Counsel Frank I Polk Grand Jury to hear facts Monday. indictment for attempted murder possible though unlikely to proceed given his age about 72 years. Newport Ky April 18 Mrs Mahoney says husband sane earlier troubles began during financial woes he left family years ago using alias David Rose last heard from in Pittsburg two years ago.
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New York City
Michael P. Mahoney
David Rose
John Purey Mitchel
Frank I. Polk
Whitman
Newport, Ky
Mahoney
Pittsburg
Reign of Terror in London as Suffragette Arson Campaign
London reports a reign of terror as suffragette incendiaries stage an extravagant arson drive. Scotland Yard uncovers a plot by militant leaders to intensify attacks amid rising fears and insured properties. Property owners hire guards as fear spreads across Britain.
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London
British Isles
Scotland Yards
Suf
Pollack Seeks Somers System for Frostburg Assessments
Walter W. Pollack representing the Somers system of land valuation visited Frostburg to discuss municipal assessments. He met with the council in Mayor Koon's office and spoke to the Frostburg Taxpayers Association outlining the firm's method for revaluing taxable property.
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Walter W. Pollack
Somers
Frostburg
Koon
Mystery of Hamilton's Death at Keyser Remains Unresolved
Reports from Keyser say Claude Hamilton was injured by a swinging crane while working as a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman and died at Keyser Hospital. Relatives in Grafton heard of his death but cannot locate the body. hospital officials offered no clear answer. Some suspect his father, a Pennsylvania Railroad worker in Pittsburgh, moved the body.
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Claude Hamilton
Keyser
Keyser Hospital
Keyser Yards
Baltimore and Ohio
Hamilton
Grafton
Grafton Sentinel
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Mutilated Sawmill Accidents Injure West Virginia Worker
Noah Riggleman of Dobbin Virginia was rushed to Hoffman Hospital Keyser after a trimming saw pulled him into a saw shaft. He suffered severe body injuries with clothing torn from him and a crushed left leg while working at the sawmill.
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Noah Riggleman
Dobbin
W. Va
Hoffman Hospital
Keyser
Foreman Taylor Turns 101 At Hospital Homestead
Foreman Taylor a wealthy Hampshire County farmer on the South Branch of the Potomac near Springfield will celebrate his 101st birthday tomorrow. He remains in full possession of his faculties as mourners recall his wife’s recent 90th year death. Friends and neighbors from Cumberland and beyond have long attended his birthday gatherings at his Cumberland area home.
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Foreman Taylor
Sringfield
Hampshire County
W. Va
Potomac
Taylor
Cumberland
Baby Boy Shot by Neighbor Girl In Accident
John Leydig aged two at Williams near Hyndman was accidentally shot by Ruth Hartman eight. The loaded revolver left exposed by carelessness caused the injury to the left nose and upper jaw. the bullet passed through the mouth and out near the left ear. Child may recover.
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Earl Leydig
Williams
Hyndman
Ruth
William Hartman
Small Boy With Rifle Fires At Wagon Driver
A twelve year old Cun ningham drew a .382 caliber rifle and fired at Thomas Woolfe, driver of the Workman meat wagon in Keyser West Virginia, Woolfe hid behind the dashboard as the bullet hit a horse's hip. Police seized the weapon. Go There Tomorrow The Washington Lunch Room offers a Sunday turkey dinner for 50 cents.
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Cunningham
Thomas Woolfe
Keyser
W. Va
Woolfe
Washington
Walkout at Detmold Mine Over Dead Rock Pay Change
Miners at Detmold Mine Maryland Coal Company quit after being told removal of dead rock pay of 56 cents a yard would end. About 116 workers affected. A committee will meet the superintendent by Monday to seek adjustment or permanent closure.
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Lonaconing
Detmold
Maryland Goal Company
Scout Commissioner to Visit Monday in Prestburg Region
H L Eddy Maryland State Scout Commissioner will be here Monday afternoon and night on an inspection trip. He will preside at a scoutmasters meeting to discuss business and other matters. Eddy visits this area to attend Prestburg Boy Scouts program on Tuesday April 21 and will tour local Scout Camps before returning to Baltimore.
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H. L. Eddy
Maryland
Mr. Eddy
Prestburg
Baltimore
Child Rescued From Drowning In Frostburg Wash Tub
The 16 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan nearly drowned in a wash tub while the mother hung clothes outside. Found motionless, the child was revived after swift CPR-like efforts by Mia Ryan before doctors arrived, though the outcome remained uncertain.
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Frostburg
Mia
Ryan
Mr. Ryan
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