Yellowstone Park Automobiles Regulated for 1916 Season
Yellowstone National Park adopts public regulations for automobile entry for the 1916 season starting June 15. Rules cover vehicle eligibility, tickets of passage, fees, muffler use, speed limits, team right of way, penalties for early arrival, accident procedures, and exemptions for county road travel with details on gear, fuel, and safety requirements for high altitude driving.
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Yellowstone National Park
United States
Simple Buckthorn Bark Remedy Claims Quick Digestive Relief
A Dillon audience learns of Adler-i ka a buckthorn bark glycerine solution said to ease constipation sour stomach and gas with one spoonful. Advert claims rapid upper and lower bowel cleansing and possible relief from appendicitis with few doses, attributed to A Potts druggist.
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Dillon
A. Potts
His Achievement
Professor Pate recalls writing a preface during recovery from a long illness that consumed space and ideas, preventing the poetry book from being completed. He explains the preface grew to fill the project and no poems remained to publish. The tale appears in the Kansas City Star.
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Pate
Kangsas City
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Praised by Western Readers
Hundreds in the West and Northwest report quick relief from stomach trouble after starting Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Testimonials from Mrs. Peter L. Mock of Dayton and Daniel Sheehan of Dubois praise the remedy's effects, claiming lasting improvement and no need for further operations. Sold by Potts Drug, Dillon, Mont., and by druggists nationwide.
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Northwest
Mayr
Peter L. Mock
Dayton
Wye
Daniel Sheehan
Dubois
Ida
Potts
Dillon
Mont
Adv
Wilson drafts stark note to Germany on submarines
Washington reports President Wilson finalized a firm communication to Germany condemning submarine attacks on merchant ships since the Lusitania sinking. The note insists only an immediate shift in German policy can preserve friendly relations, with Senator Stone briefed at the White House.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Wilson
Senator Stone
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Body of Villa Found Buried in Remote Grave
Mexico City dispatch says Villa’s body was dug up from a two week old grave by Carlos Carranza and soldiers and brought to Chihuahua. The death is attributed to leg amputation after wounds in Guerrero. burial was kept secret at night to avoid attention.
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Mexico City
Villa
Carlos Carranza
Carranza
Constitutionalists
Chihuahua
War Department
Guerrero
Temosachic
Cusihulrachic
Cusihuirilachic
Young Carranza
Convict Claims Involvement In Dorothy Arnold Case
Rhode Island convict R L Octave Charles Ginoures testified in Cranston prison that he attended Dorothy Arnold's burial in a cellar beneath a grand house near West Point. He said he helped move her from a doctor’s house near New Rochelle to the West Point site and received 250 dollars. The account is among the most remarkable published.
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Providence
R. L—Octave Charles Ginoures
Rhode Island
Cranston
Dorothy Arnold
West Point
New Rochelle
N. Y
West Point Place
Many Killed in Collision at Bradford Station
Fog hampers view as the Gilt Edge express of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad rear–ends a stopped local at Bradford station. The crash telescoped a rear coach, killing five or more and wounding many. Mrs Oscar Martell of Southbridge Mass dies later. 35 others injured with fears of more deaths.
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Bradford
R. L
New York, New Haven & Harford Railroad
Oscar Martell
Southbridge
Mass
Higher Wages Demanded
Boston trackmen on the Boston and Maine railroad authorize their general officers to call a strike at any time to press demands for reduced working hours and higher wages.
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Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad System
Troops May Be Withdrawn If Villa Is Dead
Washington officials say American troops will be withdrawn from Mexico immediately if Francisco Villa is dead. They responded to reports that the bandit's body had been found and was being moved from Cusi to Chihuahua City by special train.
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Washington
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Cusi
Chihuahua City
Endurance Wrestling Bout Ends In Draw At Salt Lake
Nearly four hours long and ending in a draw, Brown and Yokel wrestled three hours and forty five minutes at the Salt Lake theatre Friday night before police stopped the match as both men grew too weak to secure holds.
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Salt Lake City
Pet Brown
Mike Yokel
Salt Lake Theatre
Washington address at DAR congress on force for humanity
President Wilson stated that any American use of force must be in service of humanity as the Daughters of the American Revolution gather for their annual congress in Washington. He emphasized that force is justifiable only for humanitarian aims.
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M. E. King
O-Way & N. Co
Clark
J. A. Harader
Lec'y
North Yakima Commercial Club
Edgar D. Evans
Yakima Co. Horticultural Union
Hanks Strawberry Co. (Inc
Naches, Wash
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wilson
America
Bell orders machine gun corps to Calexico border
Major General J Franklin Bell orders thirty men of the Twenty first infantry from Vancouver Washington to Calexico California on the Mexican border.
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San Francisco
Cal
J. Franklin Bell
Western Department
Twenty First Infantry
Vancouver
Wash
Calexico
Prosecution Demand in Mann Act Case Tied to Actor
Oscar Nelson urged the charging of Joe Howard, actor husband of the late Irma Kilgallen Howard, on a Mann Act violation. The dispute centers on his alleged conduct with a woman while he was married.
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Chicago
Joe Howard
Irma Kilgallen Howard
Oscar
Nelson
Clinton Iowa Flood Crest Reaches Clinton
Mississippi River near Clinton has risen four tenths of a foot in 24 hours signaling the crest of the northern flood waters. Lowlands are flooded and many basements filled with backwater from sewers.
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Clinton
Iowa
Mississippi
Mob Kills 32 Soldiers and 40 Civilians in Amoy
Chang Chow Fan Fukien reports thirty two soldiers of the northern army and more than forty civilians not from the area were killed by a mob in Amoy China. Local authorities describe the incident as a violent outbreak amid unrest and tension in the region.
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Amoy
China
Foreign Office
Chang-Chow-Fan
Fukien
Clash Reported Between U S Troops and Mexicans
General Gavira, commander here in Juarez, received a message Monday about trouble between United States troops and Mexican civilians at Casas Grandes.
Berkshire Woolen announces wage increase in Berkshire County
Pittsfield Pa The Berkshire Woolen company will raise wages by 10 percent starting April 24, bringing total wage increases to 15 percent since January 1 across the site.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire Woolen Company
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