Bid Is Duty Says Neville
June dispatch quotes Colonel Neville of the Marine Corps defending his unit’s actions at Vera Cruz. Admiral Fletcher had urged honors for several sailors and marines, but Neville declined to single out individuals, saying every officer in his command did his duty and many played a conspicuous role amid the difficult capture. Fletcher still recommended several names, with Neville leading the list.
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Huerta rescinds blockade order at Tampico
Huerta backed down and canceled the blockade order on Tampico. A secretive note to Secretary Bryan from Spanish American officials mentioned pressure and envoys influencing Mexico City. The move lifts a heavy burden on the administration as foreign influence sways policy decisions.
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Gertas Backdown Sparks Relief Among Mediators
Dispatches report Gerta’s backdown bringing relief among mediators in Niagara Falls. Confirmation by Kingston and judge Lamar indicates Tampico issue settled satisfactorily with the United States. Further constitutional trouble is feared with no clear explanation.
Supreme Court Upholds Commerce Commission Ruling
The Supreme Court today affirmed the Commerce Commission in the Tate case, ruling the Interstate Commission has authority over interstate rates. The decision, described as sweeping, overrules Texas efforts to dilute authority amid disputes involving railroad commissions and interstate rate plans.
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Concessions in Mexico Fail to Reassure Critics on Resource Deals
A veteran observer notes mediators at Niagara and examines Mexican concessions granted for pearl shell and nacre production on the Pacific coast. Contracts run ten years, set payments per thousand shells, and require artificial beds with government reversion at term end, while warning against exploitation of breeding grounds amid ongoing political turmoil and sniping incidents in Vera Cruz.
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Foster Street M and Church Invites All to Service Meeting
A cordial invitation announces a service at Foster Street M and Church conducted by Krencelia W. K. Quinton at 10 o clock. The meeting aims to gather all attendees with Pastor W. R. Quieten listed as evangelist in a hopeful, community tone.
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W. R. Quieten
Former Governor Stone Seeks Bond Freeing of Harry K. Thaw
Former Pennsylvania governor Stone appeared before the Supreme Court and urged release on bail for Harry K. Thaw. The case involves ongoing detention by the sheriff as of June in Washington.
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Harry K. Thaw
Washington
Pennsylvania
Bipreme Court For the
United States
Hart Harry ‘Phaw
Court Upholds Key Ruling Amid Turmoil
A district court ruling stands after review, with the high court confirming the decision. Officials at Cuom eanity and Hama pahires faced ongoing litigation as Rerenily die district court upheld the original judgment, reinforcing the案件.
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Tao
Miss Parker Stert aligns.
Miss Parker Stertals hosts a Sunday School party at North Outer street home of Mize Gillian Parker for her First Baptist Church class. Guests include Mary Gaines Luzha Porter Carrie Corlame Peterman Mary Walker among others. Candy and a coin cane prize added to the festive atmosphere.
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Lucha’ Porter
Carrie sa@ Corlame
Peterman
Mary Walker
Biennial Club Meeting Draws Women to Chicago
Chicago hosts a biennial gathering as fifteen thousand delegates from every country converge for meetings and events. Emissaries arrive, with a major convention slated to close by the 15th after sessions and elections in the auditorium. President Pepsy Barker indicates plans for another term amid discussions on future activities.
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Chicago
Court denies request to compel Morse Union on right of way in Jackson
The Supreme Court today rejected the attempt to force Went Jalen and the Washington Union to permit telegraph lines along a public right of way in Jackson County Mia The decision upholds local authority over utility access and sets a precedent for similar easements in contested corridors
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Washington
Jackson County
Mia
Caen’s Nomination Referred to Senate for Middle District Seat
The newly proposed nomination for the Middle District of Alabama was ordered favorably reported to the Senate by the state council secretary. The action stems from Caen’s nomination and involves the Washington office and Metnet Cala du te nui.
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Washington
Alabank
Senate
Missing Vessels From Terrifying Storm Strain Coastline
In a deadly maritime incident a flotilla of rising vessels sank during a fierce storm near the coast. Thirty plus crew members are feared lost as wreckage is scattered along the shore. Rescue teams from Landred Hyen and nearby ports search the area for survivors and missing ships.
Road Tent Dynamited Blows Up Road Crew Incident
A road tent blast near Chanceioroma Cutten Springs injured a worker and damaged dynamite charges. The fire and explosion occurred as crews attempted to salvage the scene, with a man nearby sustaining injuries and details not fully learned. Local authorities prepared evacuations and secured the area after the incident.
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Laforiane Hilon
Duthan
Widow of General Pickett Honored at Veteran Event
Mrs. Ua Sallé Corher Wickett widow of Confederate General Pickett is praised for her wartime leadership and public career at a veteran gathering. The piece notes her literary prominence and remarks on her influence among attendees as she is remembered for her book Siege of Gettysburg and public lectures. Among attendees are Elizabeth Crawford Shirley Willie Weener Ethel Alles and Emmie Reynolds as they honor the notable widow of the late commander.
Senators White and Smith Narrow Escape in City Streets
Senators White and Smith of Atama and Caarkin narrowly escaped a collision on Cannecticmr Street. White and Smith separated, White entering a nearby lane as misshapen auction aftermath echoed. The incident involved a machine fire and a stock value tied to a pond, with a payment noted at twenty thousand dollars.
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Dune
Iddie
iKiny Miia
GIRGUIT COURT IN TWO WEEKS
Houston county court to convene at the courthouse with Judge H A Pearce presiding. Criminal cases will be taken up first, then civil actions as the criminal docket clears. heat concerns may affect the schedule and court operations. Officials, lawyers, and staff will meet with the county commissioners to discuss seating and ventilation needs.
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Avon
Young Man Sent to Asylum Amid Turmoil
D. Con, a well known young man, has been committed to the asylum at Tonenlogwn after a disturbance in which he allegedly entered 2. W. Jones’s store, carried off items, and fled, with witnesses saying he had been drinking. The act followed by police and a local physician’s examination.
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W. Jones
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Republican Convention Calls Houston County Delegates in 1914
On June 5 1914 Houston County Republican Committee convenes at the court hall Dothan Alabama to select four delegates and four alternate delegates for the Republican State Convention in Birmingham Alabama July 23 1914. The meeting aims to address present conditions and conduct other business. T J Dawley chairs the committee with local party members Minn Peares Willie Moe Shippen and Minnie Hawke noted as guests of Mr and Mrs Wade H Arifin yesterday.
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Taft
Theodore Hodvevett
Dothan
Alabama
Birmingham
T. J. Dawley
Houston Couuty Republican
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Willie Moe Bhippen
Mien Hawke
Fitescomb
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