Wilson to Intervene in Mexico for Peace and Elections
President Wilson plans peaceful intervention in Mexico to restore order and may appoint commissioners to urge Huerta and Carranza to agree to hold elections. The article also notes a new counterfeit five dollar note, Supreme Court nominees, naval inspections, and various domestic events in the United States.
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Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Senate
Pankhurst Freed From Holloway Amid Critical Condition
Reports state Foreign Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst was released from Holloway jail in London after imprisonment since Monday. Three antitoc physicians have been summoned by her regular attending doctors as she remains in a critical state.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
London
Resignations and crimes mix in scattered city and national items
Mrs Elia Flagg Young longtime Chicago school superintendent resigns amid petty politics. Searches follow for several women and six Florence New Jersey youths last seen in a motorboat on the Delaware River. Archibald Hart elected to New Jersey House with Wilson backing. John Hart successor date unclear. Mrs Edward F Dunne robbed in Marshfield Field rest room of jewelry worth 700. Sergeant A B E Wallace of Coast Artillery assaulted by I W W. Fort Flagler deaths reported in Seattle area.
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Public Schoola
Chicago
America
W Culeser
Misa Loulge Hines
Trenton
N. J
Misa May Herring
Dentevile
Florence
Delaware River
Jess
Archibald ©. Hart
Diegocrat
House of Representatives
New Jersey
James Martin Hart
Wilson
Mre
Edward F. Dunne
Dunne
PH Winols
Marshall Field & Co
Indiana Postmasters Gather for Ninth Annual State League Meeting
At Columbus Indiana the ninth annual Indiana State League of Postmasters convention opened with a small turnout. E A Bush of Reynolds noted plans to boost attendance as postmasters prepare for examinations amid mixed views on new postal restrictions. Frank S. Jones of Columbus gave the welcome. John T. Clapp of Beech Grove is expected to be elected president.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State League of Postmasters
Columbus
E. A. Bush
Reynolds
League
M. A. Morgan
Camby
Bessie M. Shaw
Gaston
Frank S. Jones
Retail Merchants’ Association
John T. Clapp
Beech Grove
Laporte
Federal
Man Burned By Manhole Explosion In Downtown
Fred Roberts, a worker for Indiana and Michigan Electric Company, was severely burned when a cigar sparked a blast from a manhole in downtown South Bend. A sheet of flame engulfed him as gas escaped the hole, others pulled him out and fire was quickly extinguished. Roberts died from injuries.
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South Bend
Fred Roberts
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company
Roberts
Finds Wife Is a Widow in Tipton Romance
A Tipton man using the name Martin Felix confesses a past life with wife and two children in Anderson twelve years ago. He moves his wife and children to Tipton, where he will live under his real name Martin McCannis. His wife had remarried during his absence and her second husband died later.
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Tipton
Martin Felix
Anderson
Iirs
Martin McCannis
McCannis
United States
Collings Dies After Street Collision with Motorcycle
Nicholas Collings aged sixty five, a factory watchman, died from injuries after being struck by a motorcycle ridden by Christy Beck aged twenty as he crossed the street. The motorcycle toppled onto Collings, crushing his chest. the coroner found no blame on Beck.
Lightning Strikes Kissinger Home. Dog Survives
A lightning strike during a storm hit Ford Kissinger’s farm home 12 miles north of Wabash. The bolt followed a dining room wall, burning a three inch wide strip of hair from a small dog on the floor. The dog survived and was treated with home remedies.
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Wabash
Ford Kissinger
Here
Kissinger
Fails to Find Wife in Richmond on Elopement Case
Richmond reports failed search for Mrs. Thomas Jones of Connersville who allegedly eloped with Anderson Vernon. A letter postmarked Richmond claimed she was in the city. Jones consulted police but could not locate her and returned home. In Logansport a Mrs. Bicknell regained consciousness after a runaway crash with injuries and a frightened horse. In Lawrenceburg Mrs. Anna Wachsman seeks an absolute divorce from Willams Wachsman citing cruelty and lack of affection.
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Richmond
Thomas Jones
Connersville
Anderson Vernon
Jones
Logansport
Lawrenceburg
Anna RM. Wacbsman
Willams
Wiehsmans
Wachsman
Aged Man Dies of Wound in Wabash
Aged man John Ocker, 23, died from a abdominal wound after a gunshot in Wabash on July 18. Reports note a stomach disorder and use of poison shotgun and razor in related incidents. Walter Kaufman, a Wig Pour employee, attempted an assault with shotgun and rifle but failed. his condition remains critical but hopeful for recovery.
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Mikhart
John Ocker
Ocker
Wabash
Walter Kaufman
Self-Signed Marriage by Contract In Frankfort
Quinn McMasters and Miss Delle Pence wed by contract without license or traditional officiant. They swore to mutual marriage before Justice Harlan and two witnesses, both ex-spouses, one previously Mrs. William Freindenstein. Pence has not yet recorded the contract for protection.
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Frankfort
Quinn McMasters
Miss Delle Pence
Miss Pence
Willam Freindenstein
McMasters
Office of Justice of the Peace
Harlan
Indiana News In Brief Notables Across Several Cities
Bedford police seek a young man named Robert Kelton on forgery charges. Delphi reports a barn fire destroying Robert Couter’s grain bogey and chickens. Mitchell records druggist Edward Carr convicted of selling whisky in subquart quantities, fined $50 and costs. Newcastle notes Nancy Reamer sues for annulment of marriage to bigamist Charles Reamer. Corydon reports twelve-year-old Earl Chambers injured trying to take a sickle, nose severely damaged. Warsaw farmers use new law to record farm names. Shelbyville storm damages prompt $6,000 loss and six barns burned. Warsaw selects H. W. Graham as city attorney to fill vacancy. South Bend Civil War veteran John Fimm cuts throat. recovery possible. South Bend physician Crumypucker escapes death after leaping from car in front of train. Muncie families ill after canned vegetable soup poisoning. condition serious. Winamet youth Claude Hickman, 18, commits suicide by rifle. Somerset Henry Patton, 68, suffers brain concussion from tree fall. Elkhart two-year-old attacked by cow. infant rescued. Pern storm damages chimneys. barn losses. New Palestine barns struck by lightning destroy hay coal. Green Castle accident on Monon railroad injures several.
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Robert Kelton
Delphi
Robert Couter
Mitchell
Edward Carr
Newcastle
Nancy Reamer
Knightstown
Charles Reamer
Corydon
Earl Chambers
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Henry
Patton
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Sllue Patton
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James Messer
Bristol
Ann
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Allen Trippeer
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Walliam Mallatt
Otto
Hodford
Perry Hall
Lafayette
Monon
Cw Jboose
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