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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1914

Page

6

War News: Regime Forces Crushed Mutiny at Mexico City

Mutinous troops depart Mexico City as the dictator orders forces to quell the revolt. MrRegulars flee the capital while loyal units move in to restore control.

Mexico City

Dead Are Buried at Tampico in Fierce Battle

Tampico reports describe brutal fighting as constitutionalists under General Gonzales stormed the city, capturing cemeteries and key positions. Heavy shelling, machine guns, and rifle fire left many dead and wounded. foreigners are assured safety and promised protection upon return. The battle disrupted local government and raised expectations for further campaigns toward Mexico City.

Vera Cruz Paso del Macho Piedad Terracks Mexico City Huerta Villa Zapatistas Ajusco Gonselier Dep Motyes Dew Molnes Taiploa Mesico Brownsville Tex Temp Megiegn Bukk Abelin Olla Buiehed Tampico Cilicia Gonzales Federale Tedere Tremchea Aed Gulf Bravo Zaragoza Ignacis Zaragoza Tamaulipas San Luis Potos Tim Mexico Sve Atziget Constitutionaliste Besuela del Monte Cantu Constitutionalists Zaragosa Min Saade Cass Mata Pwo Alhea Tampit United States Cty Gongales Sax Lule Po Toni and Battitle Gonzalea Templeo Des Moines The Dolphin Panuco Henry T. Mayo

Women Burned In Hotel Imperial Fire Tragedy

May 14 reports three women burned to death as the Hotel Imperial burned. Bodies of Miss Naomi Strong and Miss Genevive Brown, schoolteachers, and Brown's mother were found. Other excerpts note a Kingston bomb injuring two, a fatal shooting in Oxford, a former vice president seeking medical care, a militant slashing a Wellington portrait in London, and a Memphis oil mill fire causing $500,000 in losses.

Yirma Aziz Naomi Strong Genevieves Brown Brown London Duke of Wellington Royal Academy Memphis Tenn Southern Cotton Oil Mills Southern Cotton Oil Company of New York Nye George B. Nye William Kirkby Toledo B. F. Kimble Adams County A. T. Seymour Kirkby Wes Akron Lea

May Oust Ammons Strikers Refuse Court Martial

Denver May 16 A Colorado Senate resolution urged Governor Ammons to retire citing inability to preserve peace enforce laws or protect citizens. The strike crisis centered on Ludlow tent colony where the Colorado National Guard fired on protesters causing deaths. Maj Hamrock, on trial for murder arson and larceny, says soldiers were compelled to fire.

Denver Colo Ammons Senate Robinson Adamis Coi Golden Ludlow Maurice C. Bigelow Bigelow Company B Colorado National Guard Patrick J. Hamrock

Telegraphic notes from coast to coast in May

A collection of brief items reports trades disputes in San Francisco and Oakland resolved by arbitration, health bans on common drinking troughs in Philadelphia, oil tanks burning near Tulsa, and various international and local happenings. Notables include deaths in Chicago and New York, Duke of Northumberland’s son heading to the Arctic, and a Vera Cruz hero tribute in Chicago.

San Francisco Francisco Oakland Philadelphia Board of Health Tulsa Okla Pierce 00 Corporation Hague Netherlands Duke Arctic Seattle Wash William Percy Duke of Northumberland Bear Arctic Ocean Chicago Hero Sammy” Meisenberg Vera Cruz

Wounded Sailors Recount Vera Cruz Siege and Naval Casualties

The Solace returned to New York with 101 patients after Mexican fighting, 32 wounded and 39 convalescents. Three sailors died from Vera Cruz wounds and appendicitis, including R. Henry Pulliam, Clarence Hershberger, and Hunter Dobson. A survivor, Robert Emmet Lee, described a night raid and a leg loss.

New York Solace Brooklyn Naval Hospital Cash Asher Florida Tooll R. Henry Pulliam Virginia Clarence C. Hershberger Hunter Dobson Arsa Pulliam Vermont Hershberger Louisiana Vera Cruz Dobson Jackies Robert Emmet Lee Lee George Kinsman South Boston Naval Academy George John F. Schummacher Montana

Censors Criticised For Excessive Expenses By Board

Ohio State Industrial Commission reprimands film censors Harry E. Vestal and Maude Miller for high hotel meals and taxi costs during Cleveland assignments. Stenographer Mary Barnhart also noted. board approved about six dollars daily in meals and hotel expenses.

Denny Donovan Columbus State Board of Film Censors State Industrial Commission Harry E. Vestal Ada Maude Murray Miller Cleveland Vestal Miller Industrial Commision Board of Film Censors Industrial Commission Department

Farm Name With Purpose and Progress

A practical farm name that signals business insight and growth. It blends forthright enterprise with subtle creativity, reflecting the creed that success arises from well laid plans and failures stem from their absence.

Most Satisfactory Spray and Soil Nutrient Claims

Lime sulphur is touted as the most satisfactory spray before bud break in orchards, with homemade, commercial, or dry powder forms available from manufacturers such as Waete of Morey. The article notes farmers spending three dollars for feed where one dollar could supply similar nutrients and improve soil health.

Morey

MURDER OF DAUGHTER BY MOTHER SHOCKS NEW PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. John Grimm killed her 18 year old daughter Jessie with an ax and razor after confessing to another daughter. The motive cited was insanity and fear of her own illness. The crime was discovered by a neighbor. the home was three miles west of the city.

New Philadelphia John Grimm Jessie Lee Kuhn Canal Dover

Sunday School Lesson by Moody Bible Institute Director

A compact study outline through Luke and related scriptures examining Jesus compassion and warning against stumbling blocks, the need for humility, forgiveness without delay, faith's power, and the rejection of merit in service. It stresses caring for children, avoiding hypocrisy, and the call to generous, unearned grace.

3. B. Sellers Moody Tilble Testitute of Chicago Jesus Pharisse Satan Jason Sagernees Magra Bnar Jeans

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