Auto Company Sues Rebels For Money Due on Armored Vehicle
An American auto firm sued the Mexican Constitutionalist party army or government in El Paso claiming owed payment for armored automobiles. The suit targets General Carranza and three of Villa's officials. The vehicle used in the Torreon battle is cited. Funds held by Carranza in a local bank are referenced pending the case.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Constitutionalist Party
Army
Government of
Mexico
Battle of
Torreon
General Villa
Carranza
General Carranza
Villa
Civic Club to Incorporate for Fleming Mansion Support
Harrisburg Civic Club plans to seek a charter at a Monday 10 am meeting at the YWCA. Officials say incorporation would strengthen the club’s standing after accepting the Fleming mansion bequest, with attorney John Fox Weiss to file the charter if favored.
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Harrisburg Civic Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Fleming
Civic Club
John Fox Weiss
New Water Plans and Propellers Tested on America
The Rodman Wanamaker trans Atlantic airboat America will receive water planes to equal hull load with air lift. A Buffalo inventor’s metal propeller will be tested, aiming for fifty pounds more thrust. Further tests today seek to confirm enough fuel for a trans Atlantic flight.
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Associated Press
Hammondsport
N. Y
Rodman Wanamaker
Buffalo
America
Atlantic Fleet Will Return After Panama Exposition
Secretary Daniels announced that the Atlantic battleship fleet leading the naval parade for the opening of the Panama canal will sail from the Pacific coast back to Atlantic waters after taking part in the Panama Pacific Exposition ceremonies. He said previous remarks were misinterpreted as a plan to keep the fleet on the Pacific coast.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Daniels
Hampton Roads
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Waters
Navy Department
Cloudburst Flood Swamps Mandan Nameless City
Mandan North Dakota residents fled to safety as a cloudburst sent floodwaters down from nearby hills. The business district faced water up to three feet deep and the swollen Heart River threatened greater flooding. Crop and farm building damage was reported as heavy.
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Associated Press
Mandan
N. D
Heart River
Callen
Missouri
Fifty Thousand In Sunday School Parade In Chicago
Fifty thousand men and boys gathered in Chicago to march in the International Sunday School Association parade for the convention. Fifty altars were prepared to be carried on marchers shoulders with an open Bible behind each. a mounted police squad and National Guard escort led the procession.
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Chicago
Ill
International Sunday School Association
National Guard
Western Union to Move Operating Department
Western Union Telegraph Company will relocate its operating department from 15 Broadway to 24 Walker Street between midnight and 1 a m tomorrow. The shift will occur with no service interruption as the old headquarters prepare for demolition. The move reflects ongoing renovations and space changes in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Broadway
Walker Street
Stough Revival Fund Drive Planned Across Churches
A fund campaign to cover preliminary work for the Stough evangelistic effort will be conducted in cooperating churches tomorrow. About one thousand dollars is sought to maintain headquarters and hire a stenographer for the campaign.
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Stough Evangelistic
New Home Hair Removal Method Promises Smooth Skin
A simple Delatone paste mixed with water is claimed to remove hair from the face neck and arms within minutes. Applied and rubbed off the skin is said to be hair free and clear of blemishes. The notice warns to use genuine Delatone.
Republicans Eye Gloomy Battles in Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Republicans target a sweeping gain in the Pennsylvania House with Patton predicting thirty of thirty-six seats. Districts Sixth Eighth Seventeenth Nineteenth Twentieth Twenty second and Twenty third are seen as Republican wins with potential realignment in the Twenty sixth. In Schuylkill Progressives may back Heaton aiding a GOP bid against incumbent Robert E. Lee in Pottsville.
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Morris
Palmer
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington
Charles E. Patton
Curwensville
Pennsylvania
National Republican Congressional Committee
Patton
A. Mitchell Palmer
Mittchler
the Ledger
Congress
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Robert D. Heaton
Ashland
Robert E. Lee
Pottsville
Reckless Driving Crackdown Ordered on Front Street
Burgess Fred Wigfield imposes swift traffic enforcement along Front Street after two fatal accidents in two weeks. Patrolmen Pearson Jones Adams and Tromboni will target speeders and violators, with warnings that first offenders will be made an example of to protect taxpayers.
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Mathias
Fred Wigfield
Front Street
Esther Scott
Harrisburg
Front
Gibson Street
Mile Kogjanich
Pine Streets
Burgess Wigfield
Pearson
Franklin
Jones
Adams
Longwaker
Locust
Trom-' Boni
Mohn
Conservatism in Banking and the Shield of Depositor Trust
The piece extols bank conservatism as safeguarding others money, detailing why safety first drives lending and interest. It highlights depositor protection, unbiased guidance from managers, and the mutual success linking customer wealth to bank health. It invites depositor consultation and reinforces integrity and potential investment help.
Aerial Navigation to Be Taught at Pensacola
Washington reports the United States Navy will teach aerial navigation in a new flying school at Pensacola Florida. Naval aeronautical experts say Pensacola offers advantages as a site and current canvas hangars and station buildings are being adapted to support the new school.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Air Navy
United States
Navy Flying School
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Aeronautical
Naval Station
Record of Fish Eggs and Fish Distributed in 1913
Washington June 27 The Bureau of Fisheries reported that 3 863 593 282 fish eggs and fish of all species were distributed in fiscal year 1913. Of this total 5 610 000 went to foreign countries. Output rose from 1912 by 175 672 225 or 4 76 percent despite eggs collected exceeding 54 543 843 or one percent more than the previous year.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
Moran and Johnson Fight Draws Crowds in Paris Arena
Moran predicts a tough but short bout and vows to represent the white race as Johnson, weighing about 210 pounds, plans a cautious, longer fight. Both expect punishment, while fans dress for a opera night's event and officials plead for calm and fair referee decisions.
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Moran
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Ireland
As Asnieres
Paris
Joseph Clancy
Enthusiasts Press Council Fight Over Street Opening
Residents of a northern city neighborhood plan continued protest against a silk mill project. They expect most locals to visit council meetings and urge opening the street at lower cost now than later. Accusations include past veto by a mayor due to a mortgage holder’s telegram and claims labor pay at the mill is lower than in Patterson, New Jersey.
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Will
Patterson
N. J
Carranza Delays Action On Message To Conference
Mexican political scene holds, as Carranza’s agents show cautious optimism about attending an informal conference while the Constitutionalists vow to press their offensive. The attitude of Carranza remains in question, though, as revolutionary leaders signal ongoing aggressive military posture.
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Mexico
Carranza
Revolutionary Junta
Maas Discusses Defense of San Luis Potosi
General Joaquin Maas arrives in Mexico City to confer with President Hureta and War Minister Blanquet on plans to defend San Luis Potosi against Constitutionalists. General Medina Barron and remaining troops reach Aguascalientes. Blanquet denies Cuernavaca garrison is trapped and says Ojeda’s column may arrive to help defend Cuernavaca.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Joaquin Maas
San Luis Potosi
Hureta
Blanquet
Luis Medina Barron
Zacatecas
Aguascalientes
Cuernavaca
Ojeda
Auto Crash Kills Miss Loeffler in Pittsburgh Area Ravine
One dead and six injured when a car headed from Pittsburgh ran off the Kittanning Pike near Sharpsburg before plunging into a deep ravine. Miss Annie Loeffler of Pittsburgh died. Benton Davis of Hot Springs Ark was fatally injured and five others sustained less severe injuries as the vehicle caught fire.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Annie Loeffler
Benton Davis
Hot Springs
Ark
Kittanning Pike
Sharpsburg
Pastors Wanted for $10,000 Presbyterian Positions
Rev William H P Roberts of the Presbyterian Church cites a shortage of executive pastors for $10,000 posts, noting six high paying vacancies left unfilled for two years due to lack of capable men. He echoes a Foreign Affairs claim that many $10,000 roles exist but lack suitable candidates.
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Philadelphia
William H. P. Roberts
J the Presbyterian Church
Dr. Roberts
Albn B. Johnson
Foreign Federal Relations Commission
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