Villa to march on Torreon with full army for revolution
Zecatcas Mexico June 29 General Villa announced he would return to Torreon with his entire army and artillery except brigades pursuing federals. He hinted of a possible split with Carranza though denying a direct rift, signaling a demand for a settlement before resuming the march toward the capital. He cites Carranza orders restricting coal mining for trains and rolling stock shortages as hampering operations.
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Eral Villa
Torreon
Carranza
Villa
Saltilla
Abolition Sermon On Africa Unity Draws Crowd
Rev C B Cheolz urged a mixed congregation at Chrys Street A M E Church to envisage Africa as a future unified empire led by black, brown, and yellow peoples within years. He predicted White depopulation as African return aids a moral reformation, inviting whites to hear his 8 oclock lecture tonight in Princeton Indiana.
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Princeton
Ind
Chorsy Street
Africa
Teachers Meet in August at Dothan High School
Houston county teachers institute will be held at Dothan High School August 31 with sessions morning afternoon and evening. County Superintendent John M Odum and State Superintendent Fyagin confirm dates and programs. The institute aims to boost the educational movement and will include discussions by experts. School census work begins in July under Odum guidance with laws prepared to close loopholes.
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Teachers Institute For
Houston County
Dothan
Gust
John M. Odum
Fyagin
Sus
Techoo
Cats Catch Chicks At Fire Station Tale
A confused tale describes cats at a fire station prowling for chicks one night. Four cats reportedly took four chicks, causing disgust among firemen who blamed the prowlers on cats. Local response hints at rounds to deter night prowlers and protect the poultry.
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Cat
Court session canceled for election day
There was no session of the Circuit Court today due to the election. It will be called to order tomorrow morning at 9:09 with Judge H. A. Pearce presiding. The criminal docket will be taken up, with two second degree murder cases slated for trial this week.
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Circuit Court
H. A. Pearce
Eneet
New Arrival at Rentroe Home Impresses With Opportunities
A fine boy named He Lakeh Pothwan recently arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rentroe on West Troy Street. He is impressed by the opportunities and the local prospects for newcomers, as noted by the Rentroe family.
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Mra
J. Rentroe
Troy
House Considers Bills Under Suspended Rules
Washington June 29 For the first time this session the House today considered bills under suspended rules. Owing to the body having five members and today belonging to no class of bills, suspension of rules was ordered. Under suspensions any member who can get recognition may push any bill he wishes, Representative Underwood warned members that every day 4 alterations must present if the appropriation bills are passed.
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Jie
Underwood
Gered
Honstitution Case Upheld. Supreme Court Appeal Likely
Detroit judges rule the new income tax law constitutional, but Lodae manufacturer Jobe and War Judge Tuttle differ. Ansley of the city price hag the prize aouter af rfa. A Dat ago hy showed a desire ta set, Mr. Ansley dl adda tethlin dave nome eggs. The rooster incident echoes local gossip as eighteen chickens are escorted past onlookers. Mrs. S. BL Hales and Mr. M. Shudern are noted visitors in town.
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United Stated
Wirtriet
Jobe
Tuttle
Ace Lodae
United States Supreme Court
Ansley
Quarantine Notice Read Amidst Confusion
Fragmented text reports a quarantine against Bononie Peagie and mentions Mahile Ali, June 21, and Mixatantopa Sore in a disrupted scene. Names such as Wessely, Mosare, Palmer, HW, F J B Stanley of Hilelurg, and Midlands City figures are cited amid unclear context.
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Mosare
Palmer
F. J.B. Stanley
Hilelurg
Floyd
Midlands City
Voting in light of Third Congressional election contest
A fragmentary report covers a May district primary race for the short term in Congress to fill a vacancy caused by Henry C. Clayton's appointment. Candidates include WUO, Matkey of Geneva, J J Steixht of Entauds, plus for the long term race Steagall of Union Springs and A A Evans of Clayton. Voters faced a light turnout amid economic strain and political tension as farmers and youth groups are inactive.
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United States
Congress
Henry C. Clayton Toy
J. J. Steixht
Entauds
Union Springs
A. A. Evans
Clayton
Explosions In Tunnel In Milwaukee Kill Many Incarcerated
Descriptions of a tunnel blast near Milwaukee report twenty or more injured and at least one believed fatally harmed. Rescue teams evacuated victims to hospitals as officials investigate compressed air effects and the cause of the explosion in the Lake Michigan tunnel. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text.
Two Slavs Held On Charge Of Assassinating Archduke
Report from Fair Grounds notes progress on exhibits and construction as preparations intensify for the upcoming show opening October 26. Headland and Avent crews work on grading and repairs while others address road and vehicle issues, aiming to be ready for opening day in Portland.
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Archduke
Tuthdinga
Mao Vonler
Fragmented wartime notices and executions in Europe
Reports describe executions by General Henevidan, martial law in a city, and the Archduke Ferdinand incident. The piece references Lydia Pinkham era health claims, antiwar prophecies, and a mix of sensational political items. Names include Belgrade, Ferdinand, Archduke, and Franconia.
Train wreck injures many near Hopkinsville Kentucky
A Norfolk and Western type excursion train on the Louisville and Nashville line derailed after a switch failure near Trenton and Rome of Trenton Kentucky, causing multiple injuries and possible fatalities among passengers and workers.
Dothan Hints at Possible New Railroad Link
A fragmentary report discusses a prospective railroad involving Dothan and an Alabama contact from Chipley Florida. A letter suggested a definite answer would appear in about forty days, with a northern route examined and no firm decision yet.
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Alu Camp Il
Mons of
Chipley
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Mexico
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Torrens
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Pothwan
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Oliver
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Hales
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Mahile
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Third Congressional
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Buternain
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A. As
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Portland
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Browght
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Ferdinand
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Mavie
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Toay
Emberor Francona Joseph
Antonne
Chilteem
Archduke Chaplen Franet Joseph
Cweradynis
Ferdinand Aaland
Austria
Hopkinsville
Tito Trator
Wemrees
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Rome
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Handers Cave
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