Guerrero Defeats Gunboat Tampico at Sea Battle
The federal gunboat Guerrero sank the constitutionalist Tampico in twenty two fathoms near Mazatlan on June 17. Guerrero emerges as the sole west coast warship, hindering siege efforts and threatening northern operations.
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Mediators Fear Wilson May Reverse Himself in Mexico
Niagara Falls Ontario June 17 A Washington decision hangs on a single word as Justice Lamar and Frederick Lehmann report a 2000 word dispatch on Buffalo talks with Rafael Zubaran and Luis Cabrera representing General Carranza. Huerta delegates urge continued mediation amid tensions with Villa and Obregon and reports of reverses on land and sea. Emilio Rabasa pledges to prevent a break and push for understanding with the United States.
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Juarez
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Chihuahua City
Torreon
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Ont
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Fredericki Lehmann
Buffalo
Rafael Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
United States
Messrs
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Cabrera
Carranza Ad Villa
Sonora
Maytorena
Obregon
Huerta
Mexico
Emilio Rabasa
Young to appeal from decision in Dauphin county case
Mr. Young announces plans to appeal the mandamus ruling, aiming to resolve two key issues: discretionary power of fiscal officers and what constitutes a specific appropriation of State funds. He seeks a speedy settlement in the public interest and denies political motivation, pledging to abide by the appellate court’s decision. The matter concerns state funds and public duties, with General Villa resigning and related news from Washington.
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Dauphin County
Hogestown Show Awards Highlight Cattle and Swine Judges
The Hogestown show closes tomorrow as judges announce swine and cattle awards. Officials list committees for grounds, care, driving, poultry, and butter while experts from Penn and State colleges judge classes and present remarks on cattle and dairy topics.
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Frank Martin
Harry W. Shaull
A. J. Louden
W. BE. Eppley
John E. Ritter
Enos Farence
Foster
T. J.ferguson
M. S. Mumma
E. E. Lower
Vance C. McCormick
H. W. Shaull
Mumma
N. W. Albright Press Committee
James McCormick, Jr
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J. C. Parker
E. E. ‘Lower
N. W. Albright
W. E. Eppley
Samuel Lindsay
J. L. Bashore
J. E. Ritter
Foster Fought
M. M. Hench
David Sunday
J. B. Musser
M. G. Albright
O. M. Sipe
George W.peffer
G. A. Trimmer
George O. Sanders
Charles Gutshall
E. Musselman
T.J. Ferguson
Vance C McCormick
T J. Ferguson
H. B. McCormick
Carl W. Gay
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harry Hayward
Delaware College
Harry W.shaull
George A. Trimmer
George W. Peffer
T. J. Ferguson
S. E. Musselman
Enos
Federal Reserve notes to enter circulation soon
Washington reports that a new type of paper money, the federal reserve notes, will soon circulate via the twelve Federal Reserve banks with commercial paper as collateral. Denominations include 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100, featuring Lincoln, Cleveland, Jackson, Grant, and Franklin, with green back and black front ink. Also announced death of Charles F. Moyer of Millersburg at York Pa after sudden illness. He was a longtime Dauphin County Republican committeeman and former DeLaval Separator Company agent. He leaves a wife and three children Philip S. Moyer Violet E. Moyer and Mrs John E Lenker. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Washington
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Senate
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Lincoln
Cleveland
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York
Charles F. Moyer
Millersburg
Dauphins County
Moyer
Philip S. Moyer
Mr. Moyer
DeLaval Separator Company of
New York
West Market Street
Dr. C. Myers
John E. Lenker
Sunbury
Violet E. Moyer
Brumbaugh Guest of Honor at Bucknell Commencement
Bucknell University marked its sixty fourth commencement with Dr. John Howard Harris celebrating twenty five years as president. Dr. Martin G. Brumbaugh, Republican gubernatorial candidate, delivered the main address praising Harris and noting a shift toward humanizing the mind at modern universities. Brumbaugh emphasized education over politics in his remarks. William Kile, 64, died at his Enhaut home and funeral services were set for the Enhaut Church of God with burial at Oberlin.
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John Howard Harris
Bucknell University
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Bucknell Hall
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
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Harris
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William Kile
Enhaut
Mount Lassen Eruptions Echo Historic Cinder Cone Activity
San Francisco reports from June 17 describe Lassen eruptions resembling Cinder Cone formation. Geologist J H Diller, en route by government order, notes similar lava activity and landscape changes. The article links current events to past eruptions about a century before the American Revolution and highlights core lava bursting within the cone and widespread overflow.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Mount Lassen
Passen Peak
J. H. Diller
United States Geologica Survey
Lassen
Lassen Ridge
Calls to Governor Hollar and death of Rev Dr Henry L Jones
Frank E Hollar longtime Shippensburg postmaster and Cumberland Valley Republican leader was among governors callers today accompanied by farmers from Hayes town show. Rev Dr Henry L Jones Pa pastor of St Stephen s Episcopal dies at 72 after abdominal operation at Wilkes Barre City Hospital.
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O Shippensburg
Governorener
Mr. Hollar
Cumberland Valley
Hayes Town
H. L. Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Henry L. Jones
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
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