Bandits Bound Over After Examining Trial
Three Mexican bandits Pezzot Cuevas and Solis were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Juan Benavides on conspiracy and horse theft charges. They were bound over to the grand jury without bail after testimony from Dolores Cano and others in a packed courtroom near Webb bridge. Dolores Cano helped capture the bandits and recover horses, while Cenobio Mendez, a Mexican cowboy, warned American stockmen of their approach. The grand jury is reconvening tomorrow morning.
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Justice of the Peace
Juan Benavides
Pezzot
Cuevas
Solis
Stockmen
Webb Bridge
Walls
Benavides
Dolores Cano
Cenobio Mendez
Webb
Jack Hill
Sanitary Grocery to close Thursdays at noon
To Our Patrons. Commencing Thursday, June 15, and until further notice we, the undersigned, will close our stores every Thursday at noon. Please govern yourselves accordingly. L. Nelson, Sanitary Grocery, John Colman. 6-10-41.
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L. Nelson
Sanitary Grocery
John Colman
1500 More Artillerymen and Engineers to Border
Washington reports a force of 1500 additional soldiers to be sent to the Texas border under General Funston. The contingent includes coast artillery units from Portland, Boston, Narragansett Bay, Long Island, Eastern New York, South New York, and Sandy Hook, plus a 500-strong engineer battalion with Companies A through D. Some may head to Laredo and to New Mexico as disturbances rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick Funston
War Department
Texas
Coast Artillery
Portland
Maine
Boston
Narragansett Bay
Long Island
New York
South New York
Sandy Hook
B. C
Notice to creditors for the estate of John Pollock
All persons having claims against the estate of John Pollock deceased are requested to present them to the undersigned as soon as possible and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to call and settle the same with the undersigned. JOHN O BUENZ, Administrator Pro tem, 6 14 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pollock
John. O, Buenz
Social Calendar Details Entertainments and Meetings
Wednesday social calendar notes Mrs J H Davis hosts a Tipperary Party and handkerchief shower for Miss Emmie Westbrook at ten in the morning. Theodora Gullette hosts the Girls Thursday Bridge Club at 9:30. Baptist church Ladies Aid meets at four. The Thursday Sewing Club is hosted by Mrs Offer at Mrs Fred Werner’s home at four. The Married Men host a return dance at Ellis Hall at 8:30 p.m. for the Married Ladies Dancing Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Davis
Emmie Westbrook
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Offer
Fred Werner
Ellis’ Hall
Bella Vista
Mesdames
C. M. Wish
S. M. Barlow
Joe Moser
Local notes from Clouderot and city clubs
A long scan of social updates from Clouderot New Mexico with Lucille Murphy letters and travel plans. Guests visit San Antonio Devine and Pasadena while Louis Becker shines at A. & M. College, and Marcus Wormser returns from Bryan. church clubs host outings at Chacon Creek and Bella Vista, with a new swimming club forming and social teas at Barrera home.
Alaska Reading Rooms Sent From Junior Auxiliary Meeting
Panchita Garcia Tomasa Guerra Maria Garza Elisa and Hortensia Guerra Angela Pesia Ofelia and Zenaida Canales Luisa Dickinson Junior Auxiliary Christ Church held a weekly rectory meeting led by Mrs. C. W. Cook. A lesson on the Church in Alaska and Bishop and church photos were shown. New work included sending reading matter to Alaska reading rooms with August dispatch.
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Panchita Garcia
Tomasa Guerra
Maria Garza
Elisa
Hortensia Guerra
Angela Pesia
Ofelia
Zenaida Canales
Luisa Dickinson
Christ Church Juior
C. W. Cook
Alaska
Fairbanks
Eagle
Valdez
Cordova
Circle City
Mary Cook
Carolyn Brennan
Anita Lane
Anna May Mussett
Marjorie Lou Fish
Virginia Schmidt
Mary Besse MacDonald
Emilie Hassell
Ethel Lane
Dorothy Seaman
Ralph Cook
Henry Dent
Walter Seaman
George Kehl
Fort McIntosh Officers and Ladies Club Night Fete
The Ninth Infantry Club at Fort McIntosh hosted a delightful evening with dancing and an ice course. Notables included Mesdames Ryan S river Lobdell Richardson Captain and Mrs Read Lieutenant and Mrs Meador and many officers. A July bride hosted a following afternoon event for bridesmaids with jee course and cake.
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B. R. D. A. Club
HB. R. D. A. Club
Armando Barrera
Mrs. Barrera
Canales
Luisa Dickinson
Mesdames
Maria M. de Lafon
Blanche D. de Henry
H. M. de
Fort McIntosh
Ninth Infantry Club
Mesdames Ryan
S’river
Lobdell
Richardson
Read
Meador
Alice
Olive Gray
Clarisse Ryan
Edna Brown
Kennon
Col. Crusee
Weaver
Switzer
Long
Lutz
Heidt
Loeb
Parker
Whitaker
Davids
Cronin
Woodruff
Hopson
Gilbreath
Jack Lobdell
Maria Cardenas
Herlinda Bruni
Fenestina Sanchez
Cuca Rodriguez
Fidela de la Garza
Eloisa Cardenas
Auto Recruiting Stations Bring Marines To Rural Roads
The United States Marine Corps launches three motorized recruiting offices built from combination freight and passenger cars. Starting in San Francisco, Atlanta, and Boston, the rolling offices aim to reach interior regions where Marines are less known. If successful, the plan may expand nationwide to meet anticipated Congress-approved strength growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Marine Corps
San Francisco
Atlanta
Boston
Marine Corps
Congress
Public note on Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion
Mrs C E Riley of Illion New York testifies after six months of use that Chamberlain's Tablets gave her great relief from indigestion. The statement notes the remedy is obtainable everywhere and invites others to try it.
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Chamberlain
C. E. Riley
Illion
N. Y
Personal notices from Hebbronville travelers and officials
Customs Inspector Alex Camp of Hebbronville is in the city. Reuben Holbien of Hebbronville arrived yesterday. H. A. Melton, Wells Fargo route agent, arrived yesterday on a brief business visit. Staff and several names listed include Mrs. W. C. Allen and family, P.M. Sames, H. Edwards, H. H. Reeder, A. B. Johnson, W. Hal comb, Ben Richardson, H. Ammellett, B. B. Haughton, H. Sweatt, W. C. Allison, Y. Suares, J. W. Theles, G. H. Ferguson, Henry Feuband, Geo. S. James, and others from San Antonio, Monterey, Dallas, Laredo, Tampico.
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Alex Camp
Hebbronville
Reuben Holbien
H. A. Melton
Wells-Fargo Express
Bender
Edwin Blumm
San Antonio
W. C. Allen
P.M. Sames
H. Edwards
H. H. Reeder
Monterey
A. B. Johnson
Flag Day in Washington Celebrates 1779 US Flag
Washington June 14. The nation marks 139 years since Congress established the US flag with 18 stripes and 18 stars. A Capitol parade honors the flag and President Wilson leads the procession on foot, delivering a Flag Day address to a vast crowd.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
Chronicle of Americas
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
U. S
Wilson
Peace Monument
Post Office Department
Washington Monument
National Civil Service Commissioners Meet in Ottawa
Ottawa June 14 The annual meeting of the National Assembly of Civil Service Commissioners convened in Ottawa today to receive a model civil service law prepared by a committee. It will be recommended for adoption in all the states.
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Ottawa
Ont
National Assembly of Civil Service Commissioners
Universal Military Training Bill Proposed for Congress
Details emerge of a new universal training bill offering six months camp service to all male citizens upon turning 18, followed by reserve status. In wartime, men could be recalled by age class, youngest first, as a substitute for the Chamberlain measure now before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
President Wilson Leads 75,000 Parade on Flag Day
In Washington on June 14 Associated Press reports President Wilson marched on Pennsylvania Avenue carrying the Stars and Stripes as about 75,000 people joined a preparedness parade to press for a stronger army and navy in the capital. The event coincided with Flag Day.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Egan Walsh Wedding Unites Two Political Families
In Brooklyn at the Church of All Angels this afternoon Minas Eleanor Walsh daughter of the late Congressman James J. Walsh and Charles M. Egan formerly New Jersey assembly majority leader and now state senator wed in a ceremony linking two well known political families.
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New York
Minas Eleanor Walsh
Charles M. Egan
Church of All Angels
Brooklyn
James J. Walsh
Tammany Hall
Harlen
New Jersey Assembly
State Senate
Elsie Ferguson Weds Thomas B Clarke Jr at St Regis
Actress Elsie Ferguson marriedThomas B Clarke Jr at the St Regis hotel in New York. The ceremony was private following a recent bereavement in the bridegroom’s family. Rev John R Paxton officiated with Mrs Carroll Brown attending the bride and Frank L Polk as best man.
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New York
Elsie Ferguson
St. Regis Hotel
Thomas B. Clarke, Jr
Thomas B. Clarke
John R. Paxton
Carroll Brown
Portland
Frank L. Polk
State Department
Washington
Montana Federation of Women's Club Opens Convention
The annual Montana Federation of Women's Club convention opened at the Unitarian church with State president Mrs. B. E. Houston of Bozeman presiding. More than 200 delegates attended as the three day program began with Flag Day decorations and topics on public welfare.
Dedication at Massachusetts Tech in Cambridge
Thousands of graduates gathered in Cambridge to dedicate MIT’s newly completed buildings. President Maclaurin presided as Governor McCall Senator Lodge and Harvard President Lowell spoke at the ceremony marking the institute as the best equipped technical school in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Maclaurin
McCall
Senator Lodge
Lowell
Harvard
Sloan's Liniment Ad Bookmarking Vacation Readiness
A promotional piece extols Sloan's Liniment for post exercise soreness and quick relief from toothache stiff neck backache and minor injuries. Vacationers claim it handles cramps bites stings and general travel aches, urging readers to carry a bottle to avoid regrets.
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Sloan
Democrats Open National Convention Amid Wilson Support
In St Louis the Democratic National Convention opened on June 14 with a pro Wilson mood as Bryan pledged not to press planks and would campaign for Wilson. Texas delegates tossed cotton bales as the opening stunt. Chairman McCombs announced temporary officers and Glynn began with the keynote to a loud ovation.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Texas
McCombs
Lee
Martin H. Glynn
Glynn Defends Wilson At Democratic National Convention
Former New York Governor Martin Glynn praised President Wilson at the Democratic convention, arguing Americanism peace preparedness and prosperity define the party. He asserted neutrality is American and urged every American to affirm loyalty, predicting Wilson's re-election.
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St. Louis
Wilson
Martin H. Glynn
New York
Suffragettes in Golden Lane Parade Through Locust Street
Under a sweltering sun suffragettes led a twelve block Golden Lane along Locust street toward the convention hall. Thousands of delegates and visitors cheered as white and yellow garbed demonstrators passed between their lines.
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Golden Lane
St. Louie
Locust Street
Democrats consider progressive plank to win over supporters
Delegates at the Democratic national convention discussed a plan to appeal to Progressives by a platform plank. Frank P. Walsh proposed an industrial plank denouncing militia use against organized workers and affirming the right of labor unions to organize.
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St. Louis
Frank P. Walsh
Federal Relations Commission
Wilson Rejects Political Games in Democratic Platform
President Wilson refused to countenance a plank seeking a law blocking federal judges from resigning to take elective office. He telegraphed St Louis that he would not engage in petty politics and dismissed the move as unworthy of consideration.
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Washington
Eisorta
Wilson
St. Louis
Roosevelt at convention sparks tears and flag removal
In a Republican gathering the Roosevelt figure seems central as expressions of support and opposition emerge. The scene includes tense moments where flags are torn down in the convention, reflecting heated politics and divided loyalties among attendees.
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Roosevelt
San Antonio
Boy Tells of Free Candy at Sunday School Stand
A mother asks how a boy obtained candy after Sunday school. He says a corner stand sold him sweets, paid with a nickel given for the collection box. The minister allegedly let him in free at the door.
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Christian Herald
Verdu n fighting deemed unimportant amid Russian advance
Russian forces steadily gain and near Czernowitz as Petrograd reports 1000 additional men taken. German dispatch claims a Russian offensive north of Pinsk was repulsed with heavy losses while Austrians meet stiff Tyrolean resistance.
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Associated Press
Vaux
Verdun
Tyrol
Czernowits
Bukowina
Czernowite
Sniatyn
Petrograd
Hindenburg
Pinsk
Harmony Stunt Rumors Tie Hughes to Roosevelt Meeting
Persistent rumors say mutual friends seek a Hughes Roosevelt meeting after Everett Colby of New Jersey, a Progressive leader, arranged to see Hughes. Hughes plans to meet representatives of the Congressional Union for Suffrage in the coming days.
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Associated Press
New York
Hughes
Roosevelt
Everett Colby
New Jersey
Congressional Union
Encampment of Oregon Veterans Gather in Eugene
Grand Army and Spanish American war veterans from across Oregon attend the annual joint State encampment in Eugene. The city dresses in patriotic attire for Flag Day as sessions begin and will run through Saturday with Forest Grove contesting the next encampment placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Oregon
Forest Grove
Vanderbilt University Nineteenth Century Commencement
One of the largest classes in recent years received diplomas at Vanderbilt University’s forty first annual commencement in Nashville Tennessee. Dr Charles W Dabney president of the University of Cincinnati delivered the address to the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Walkless Parade by Suffragists at Democratic Convention
In St Louis on June 14 delegates and visitors saw a Walkless Parade by suffragists. White clad women with yellow streamers and parasols formed lines around the Jefferson hotel and Coliseum to press for a suffrage plank in the Democratic platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jefferson Hotel
Coliseum
United States
Woman Rejects Suitor After Day of Firm Demeanor
A young woman in Philadelphia spent a busy day browbeating sales staff, halting a street car for a passenger, firing a maid and hiring another, and resisting overcharges. She did not smile when a young man asked to be her lifelong protector, per the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
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