U S Aid Committee Requests Marines for Tampico Oil Property
A committee of American oil company representatives asked President Wilson to land marines to protect property near Tampico from destruction or seizure by constitutionalists or Federals. They warned that a fire at or near the Tampico oil wells could cause serious damage and endanger millions of dollars in interests. The President took the matter under consideration.
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U. S
Washington
Americompanies
Tampico
Wilson
Ill Health Woman Ends Life In Ohio Vicinity
Mrs. Margaret Susan Milan, 54, of Urbana Ohio, committed suicide by hanging yesterday in her son Lewis Milan's Clarksburg West Virginia home. The visitor to her ill health was found suspended from a long black scarf tied to the hallway balustrade. Milan, a bookkeeper at Hazel Atlas Glass, had been in poor health.
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Margaret Susan Milan
Urbana
Ohio
Lewis Milan
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Clarksburg
W. Va
Milam
Destroyer MacDowell Sets Speed Record on Trial Run
Destroyer MacDowell shattered mile speed records for its class by reaching 32.7 knots during trials. The May 12 test in Rockland, Maine demonstrated the vessel’s exceptional performance for torpedo boat destroyers.
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Rockland
MacDowell
Federals to Evacuate From Tampico
Refugees report General Caragosa plans to evacuate all artillery as ammunition runs out. Railcars and engines are ready at San Luis Potosi to transport Federals away. General Zaragosa has levied 75000 dollars on Tampico merchants.
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Vera Cruz
Tampico
Caragosa
San Luis Potosi
Zaragosa
Suit Follows Killing Dog in Cumberland Court
A. K. Moreland of South Cumberland filed suit in circuit court through attorneys J. Philip Roman and William E. McHugh against John H. Howie. The action follows the killing of the blooded dog Maryland Bill, belonging to Moreland, on Saturday April 11.
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A. K. Moreland
South Cumberland
J. Philip Roman
William E. McHugh
John H. Howie
Maryland
Moreland
Rain Postponements Hit Baseball Schedule
American League games Cleveland at Philadelphia and St Louis at Boston were postponed due to rain. Federal League action Baltimore at Buffalo also postponed.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Federal League
Baltimore-Buffalo
Laborer James Wilson Sentenced for Disorderly Conduct
James Wilson, a laborer, was sentenced by City Magistrate John W. Heck to six months in the House of Correction for intoxication and disorderly conduct after his Monday arrest on North Mechanic Street by County Constable Turano.
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James Wilson
House of Correction
John W. Heck
Wilson
Mechanic Street
Turano
Check Pea Louse to Save Your Crop, Maryland Expert Says
T B Symons of Maryland Agricultural College warns the pea louse can ruin crops. Start spraying at first lice appearance with Black Leaf solution or kerosene emulsion. Use three to four row sprayers or barrel sprayers and involve contract canners to aid growers.
Value of Lime by Kind and Impurities in Maryland Study
The Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station explains lime value depends on calcium content. Hydrated lime, ground lime stone and oyster shells show varying prices per ton with purity, guiding quarry and kiln pricing. Agricultural lime typically refers to hydrated lime sold in bags for field spreading and offers no extra crop value.
Marriage Licenses Form at Herman Eckhart Mines and Somerset
Marriage licenses issued for Benjamin F McGuire and Helen Pikulski of Herman Pennsylvania George R Weisenborn and Mary M Connor of Eckhart Mines Maryland Clifford E Lynn of McConnellsburg Pennsylvania and Myrtle V Hunt of Conewago Pa Robert E Sepler and Mary Margare t Lowry of Somerset Pa. Widening Sand Patch Cut The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad awarded the contract to Eyre Shoe maker Company to widen hillside east of Sand Patch tunnel to prevent slides Attorneys to Change Quarters The law offices of William E McHugh will move June 1 from Rooms 55 and 56 Third National Bank Building to No 1 Washington Street previously occupied by Bruce and Barnard and William A Fluster.
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Benjamin Franklin McGuire
Helen Pikulski
Herman, Pa
George Russell Weisenborn
Mary Martha Connor
Eckhart Mines
Clifford Eugene Lynn
McConnersburg
Myrtle Viola Hunt
Coneamaugh
Robert Earl Sepler
Mary Margaret Lowry
Somerset
Sand Patch
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eyre-Shoemaker Company
William E. McHugh
Third National Bank
Washington Street
Bruce and Barnard
William A. Fluster
Stark Brothers case heard by Judge Henderson in Washington County
The case removed from Washington County involving Stark Brothers Nurseries and Orchard Company against Fleming and Hetzer is being heard by Judge Henderson and will likely consume most of tomorrow.
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Washington County
Stark Brothers Nurseries and Orchard Company
Fleming & Hetzer
Henderson
Reverend James W. Trimbet Dies at 80 in Everett
Retired Methodist clergyman and geologist Reverend James W. Trimbech, 80, native of Cornycall England, died at his home in Everett Pennsylvania. His long career included service as a minister and geological expert.
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James W. Trimbet
James W. Trimbech
Cornycall
England
Everett
Public Saloon License Aplication Notice 1914 Cumberland
Public notice for saloon license applications under Maryland law 1914 in Allegany County. Applicants include Louis Laneve at 1000 Virginia Avenue and Offutt Street Cumberland with premises owned by Frank Molinar. Remonstrances must be filed within 20 days of May 12, 1914 filing.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Allegany County
Circuit Court
Louis LA Neve
Virginia Avenue
Offutt Street
Cumberland, Md
Frank Molinar
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