Carranza to Name Provisional President in Mexico
General Carranza, head of the Constitutionalists, is expected to name a provisional president to present to mediators. Washington reports claim a secret conference set the likely candidate and relations between Villa and Carranza remain unclear. Meanwhile naval actions and street fighting across Mexican regions continue amid tensions.
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Secret session edges on bylaws as meeting demand grows
Civic Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce plans a June 18 meeting in City Hall while a petition signed by more than a dozen members calls for a special full membership session to examine finances and leadership. The executive committee met secretly without the secretary, violating bylaw rules. Isaac Hirsch, Civic Bureau chairman, attended though he is not on the executive committee.
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Mrs Holmes and Daughter Escaped Derailment En Route to Europe
Mrs Sarah Holmes and daughter Miss Beatrice Holmes of 73 Green Street narrowly escaped injury when a Pullman coach derailed between Baltimore and Philadelphia on the Baltimore and Ohio line. The car toppled onto its side after rails expanded in heat. all in the Pullman were thrown but none were hurt. They continued to New York and then sailed for Europe.
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Green Street
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New York
Europe
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Philadelphia
Holmes
Assault on priest during silver jubilee celebration
Martins Ferry police close in on a burglar who struck Rev. Charles Mulhern at St. Mary's rectory during his silver jubilee celebration and stole $500, then fled when visiting priests entered the inner room.
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Albania's New King Faces Rebels Offer to Negotiate
In Durazzo on June 17 Prince William of Wied’s government remains safe as two Mohamaden rebel officers travel to the palace and propose peace talks with the king.
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William of Wied
139th Anniversary Battle of Bunker Hill Parade
Boston crowds marked the 139th anniversary with a public holiday parade. Thousands joined in festivities as public buildings wore the American colors and participants included men, women, and children in the celebration.
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Bunker Hil
Constitutionalists Leader S Worked At Desk Amid Oakland Frost
Edward H. Sincell Oakland attorney visited for business as Oakland woke to heavy frost. Earth white, ice in low spots, temp near 32 F feared harming corn and vegetation. William G. Brown of Kingwood nominated for a third term at the Democratic Congressional Convention in Charlestown.
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Oakland
Lincell
Wiliam G. Brown
Kingwood
West Virginia
Charlestown
Sunday School Association Elects Officers in Lonaconing
The Allegany County Sunday School Association held its annual session at the First Presbyterian Church Lonaconing electing George B. Wise Cumberland as president. Other officers include Up ton B. F. Edwards Frostburg as first vice president Charles C. Neff Mount Savage as second vice president D Percy Hartzell Cumberland as secretary and Godfred Felty Cumberland as treasurer.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lonaconing
George B. Wise
Cumberland
Upton B. F. Edwards
Frostburg
Charles C. Neff
Mount Savage
D. Percy Hartzell
Godfred Felty
La Salle Commencement at Carroll Hall Friday Evening
La Salle Institute schedules a commencement program at Carroll Hall. The senior oratorical contest features Albert Sell on The Surrender of Robert E. Lee and John Barrett with The Gladiator's Call to Liberty while Richard McMullen impersonates Emmett on the eve of execution. Debate on Government ownership of telegraph and telephone follows with Barrett and McMullen for the affirmative and Reichert and Schriver for the negative.
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Carroll Hall
Albert Sell
Robert E. Lee
Richard McMullen
Emmett
John Barrett
Father Alban
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Peter and Paul's
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Dayton in Answer Denies All Charges
Judge A. G. Dayton arrived in Washington with his son Arthur to file an answer to impeachment charges. He denies all charges with supporting affidavits and a Roosevelt letter backing his appointment. The House Judiciary Committee will delay further action until Rep Neely can be heard, as he is temporarily away.
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Progressive Leaders Meet in Baltimore Conference
Col George A Pearce and Col Thomas G Pownll attend a Baltimore conference of Progressive leaders at the Hotel Rennett aimed at shaping campaign policy. Ex-US Senator George L Wellington did not attend. Gen J Stuart Macdonald, state party chairman, issued the call. The leaders favor separate nominations for the Senate and for Congress in each of six districts.
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George A. Pearce
Thomas G. Pownsll
Baltimore
United States
George L. Wellington
Rennett
J. Stuart Macionald
State Central Committee
United States Senate
Congress
Rainless period ends none since April twenty fifth
A long drought has persisted since April 25 with only occasional brief showers. Vegetation and trees show stress as no substantial rainfall has occurred for roughly two months.
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Justice Stains Declares Motorist Not At Fault In Accident
Justice Charles B. Stains of Allegany County Maryland reports that F G Bishop was not charged after an investigation into a collision with Miss Eva McKensie on June 14 near Narrows Park. He cites proper license compliance cautious riding and immediate aid as factors supporting no blame.
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Eva McKensie
Narrows
Charles B. Stains
Justice of the Peace
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Mr. Bishop
Allegany County
Narrows Park
Maryland
Frostburg Council Tackles Widespread Property Valuation Complaints
Frostburg city officials have spent two days hearing appeals from the Board of Assessors on new and existing assessments. A large share of petitions come from taxpayers upset by 100 percent valuations. A notable case from Rev. Father Richard ONeal challenges taxing church property including St Michael s church and school facilities. Decisions on many issues are deferred to Friday.
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Frostburg
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Tragedy in Driftwood Well Ends With Three Bodies Recovered
In Driftwood Pennsylvania three youths drown after a boy falls into a discarded well. Rodney Ives 17 and Howard Jordan 11, with Howard’s father John Jordan 55, drowned after attempts to rescue them failed. Searchers found the bodies in a crevice after an overnight effort.
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Rodney Ives
Howard Jordan
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Ives
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Firemen and policemen risk lives to save 100
In Brooklyn early today, firefighters and officers repeatedly risked their lives to rescue 100 people from three tenant house fires. A baby was dropped from a 695 Fulton Street window into awaiting arms. Police believe the blazes were incendiary.
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Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Carlos Resident Taken to Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore
George L. Layman, a Carlos resident, was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore this afternoon by Dr. Frank Lee Clymer of Midlothian. Layman has been in impaired health for some time, and a large party of relatives and friends accompanied him to the hospital this evening.
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Carlos
Juhings Hopkins Hospital
Baltimeore
Frank Lee Clymer
Midlothian
Layman
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