Form of Mexico's government in mediators' plan debated
International news from Niagara Falls Ont June 12 reports mediators discussing whether Mexico's new government will be appointed by Huerta or proclaimed by rival factions. Americans expect delays, while Mexican delegates push for speedy provisional authority and cabinet selection in a looming written plan.
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International News Service
Niagara Palls
Ont
Huerta
United States
Republic
Carranza
Ehogen
Huertista
Mexico
Fifth Bank Closures Link to Lorimer Institution
Chicago banks shuttered after state action, with the Lasalle Street Trust and Savings Bank and the State Bank of Calumet among those failings. State Bank Examiner D W Harkin took charge as four downstate banks allied with Lorimer figure C B Munday reported sound.
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Chicago
State Bank of Calumet
Lasalle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Lorimer Bank
State Bank
D. W. Harkin
Calumet
State Banking Department
Poe State Bank
Broadway Bank
Ashland
Twelfth State Bank
C. B. Munday
Lorimer
Munday
Todey
Lasalle Street Trust Findings
Funeral A's Spencer Rally Marks Dr. Archer Burial
The body of Dr. J. B. Archer who died after an operation for acute indigestion is en route from Washington to Spencer Indiana for burial. He was a Democratic state committee member and a notable Indiana politician. The funeral in Spencer will be Sunday with Governor Ralston among the attendees.
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Washington
A. F. _ Nelson
Indiana
Spencer
Ind
Archer
Democratic State Committee
Cullop
Nelson
Governor Ralston
After Many Years Dinner Reunion in Stanton Virginia
Mr and Mrs John Michael of South East street hosted a dinner Thursday with guests including Mr and Mrs John Large of Frankfort Mr and Mrs Dennis Michael and son Orin and grandson Hallie Michael all of Stanton Va Dennis Michael and John Michael are cousins and had not met for thirty three years Their previous Stanton ties trace back to Indiana where John Michael moved thirty three years ago The reunion was a pleasant occasion for all to share.
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John Michael
South East Street
John Large
Frankfort
Dennis Michael
Orin
Hallie Michael
Stanton
Dennis Michael Land
Indiana
Sign of the Cat Recalls Mack S Disappearance
Bay View luggage sent to Michigan bore a large black cat crest, leading to the recognition of the missing Mack the fine cat owned by George Barton and Barbara Winckler. Mrs Higgins identified the luggage at the Big Four station after a yearlong mystery.
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Higgins
Mr. Higgins
Mack
George Barton
Barbara Winckler
Bay View
Flickinger will probated in Boone Circuit Court
The will of Henry A. Flickinger was admitted to probate. Executed October 6, 1913, it leaves Mary E. Flickinger the life use of all personal property and realty rents. After her death the estate is divided among siblings Melazema Garrett Samuel Flickinger Charles Flickinger and William Flickinger with specific shares and contingencies for descendants.
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Henry A. Flickinger
Boone Circuit Court
Mae Crear
Charles D. Crear
Mary E. Flickinger
Melazema C. Garst
Samuel A. Flickinger
Charles M. Flickinger
William J. Flickinger
Mary Lillian Robbins
Martin Judy
Catharine Hanger
Abram N. Judy
Charles E. Judy
Susan Lettie Coleman
John B
Melazema C. Garrett
Samuel A
Charles M
William J
Berkshire hog sale tops at 220 dollars record price
The Berkshire hog sale at E. J. Barkers farm near Thorn town drew buyers from fourteen states. Dr. Lapp of Philadelphia paid the top price of 220 dollars and purchased two more top animals. A total of 65 hogs averaged 63.50 dollars, with spring pigs numbering 14 and older hogs averaging 74.60 dollars across 51 head.
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Berkshire
E. J. Barker
Thorntown
Lapp
Philadelphia
This Springs
Wilson attends class reunion at Princeton
President Wilson left Washington by way of the Pennsylvania railroad at 8 to attend the class of 1879 reunion in Princeton New Jersey. He will be the honor guest at a luncheon and a banquet that evening and return to Washington at 11 o clock tonight.
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International News Service
Washington
Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Princeton
N. J
Insane steerage passenger wounds crew and passengers
International News Service reports a Boston to Naples aboard Canopia passenger ship reaching Ponta Delgada Azores on June 13 with 25 wounded officials say five were likely to die. An Italian passenger attacked with a long knife and terrorized travelers until he was subdued after being struck.
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Ponta DA Garda
Azores
Canopia
Naples
Boston
Pipally Till
Rebels Repulsed as Obregon Attacks Mazatlan
Washington reports Mexican federal army still holds Mazatlan while Constitutionalist forces under General Obregon attack. The assault repeatedly repulsed with heavy losses on both sides, and the gunboat Guerrero reportedly torched the rebel steamer Culiscan near Guayamas.
Shirt Sleeve Affair Attracts Men To Services
Dr Wirk Waldo Robbins pastor of the Methodist church invites all men attending preaching to come in shirt sleeves. He says it is better to remove the coat and act as a Christian than to mock others when heathen.
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Wirk Waldo Robbins
The
Methodist Church
Dr. Robbins
Furies Clash With Police In London Street Battle
London reports another clash as militant suffragists march toward the International Horse Show at Olympia Stadium. Police dispersed protesters near Albert Hall with force during the disturbance.
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Hinternational News Servich
London
Olympis Stadium
Alberta Hall
New Wilhoite case ends as divorce severs desertion
Ralph Wilhoite faces dismissal of a state wire desertion charge after wife Mrs. Wilhoite sues for divorce. She wins custody of the child, alimony of 75 dollars plus 8 dollars monthly starting July 1, and 25 dollars in attorney's fees. Costs are to be secured by stay with good security.
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Ralph Wilheite
Due Takey
Wilhoite
Hypnotist Arrest follows boy’s forced bicycle illusion
Arthur Tracy an 18 year old boy hypnotized by W B Griffiths itinerant hypnotist was kept from waking for over a day as onlookers laughed and police restrained him to prevent violence by angry citizens Mayor Johnson later arrested Griffiths after threats from the crowd and police.
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International News Service
Gary
Ind
Arthur Tracy
W. B. Griffiths
Griffiths
Tracy
Griffith
Woman's Club
Ccrunas Leger
Awaim
R. C. Johnson
Woman Dies After Forty Day Fast for Indigestion Relief
An aspirant report notes a woman who refused food for forty days seeking relief from indigestion died. The International News Service summary indicates acase over medical fasting and its fatal outcome.
Balloon race pilots found after lightning strike
Pilot John Berry of St. Louis and aide G Y Morrison of the Million Population Club were found in a forest south of Oregon City after their balloon was struck by lightning over the Cascade mountains. Berry is reported injured, extent unclear, while no trace yet of balloons Springfield and Kansas City III. A bruised homing pigeon tied to the beacon remains.
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International News Service
Portland
Ore
John Berry
St. Louis
G. Y. Morrison
Aero Club of America Rage
Oregon City
Cascade Mountains
Berry
Springfield
Kansas City
Strong Man Leon to Contest Wild Bull at Moose Park
Unique event announced by C Shatterly and I De Malchine for Moose Ball Park on Saturday June 20 at 2 30 p m. Leon the strong man will attempt to throw a wild bull within thirty minutes or forfeit 100 dollars with the Loyal Order of Moose No 1269 Lebanon furnishing the bull. Preliminary bouts include a horses wrestling match between Harry Edwards and Ted Sloan and a two mile handicap marathon. Admission is 25 cents and crowd attendance is expected to be large.
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C. Shatterly
I. de Malchine
Moose Ball Park
Leon
Order of Moose No. 1
Lebanon
Harry Edwards
Ted Sloan
Steamers collide near New York in dense fog
In the early hours a wireless dispatch reported the Hamburg-American liner Pretoria and the American liner New York collided in fog. The impact was slight and no serious damage occurred. The New York, halted at the time, reported position about 180 miles east of Nantucket Lightship after dawn. Passengers were not awakened by the touchy contact.
Celebrate Flag Day 137th Anniversary Observed
Chicago marks the 137th anniversary of adopting the Stars and Stripes as the nation’s emblem with public events. Lincoln Park hosts the largest celebration this afternoon as crowds gather to honor the flag and its history.
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Chicago
Continental Congress
Chiesno
United States
Lincoln Park
Equal Suffrage Endorsement at Federation Convention
Chicago June 13. The twelfth biennial convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs endorsed political equality, with a resolution urging moral support for the cause regardless of sex. Delegates, including Illinois, sang during reading. a brief debate followed and the vote carried amid mixed sentiment about the tone of the resolution.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
E. G. Denniston
San Francisco
Illinois
James A. Leach
Louisville
Stevin A Delogate
Wisconsin
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Rattlesnake Bite Fatal Claims Taft Youth
In Taft Indiana 19 year old Perry Saferin was bitten by a rattlesnake while plowing last night and died this morning after failing to recover. The incident occurred as the reptile sank its fangs into his feet, with doctors unable to save him.
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Jinthenational News Service
Laporte
Ind
Perry Saferin
Taft
Saferin
Objections to Probate of Will Filed in Circuit Court
The will of Ann E B Jones dated September 2 1909 is offered for probate with executor William Heffermire. Objections by Flora B Duchemin Addie F Burress and Alfaretta Berry allege unsound mind improper execution fraudulent or duress signatures. They contend the will unduly excludes them from the estate and seek extended litigation.
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Ann E B. Jones
Circuit Court
Jesse E. Lane
A. M. McMillan
Flora B. Dochemin
Ida L. Burress
Alfaretta Berry
Nellie B. Staton
Marion Township
Wilbert Jones
William Heffermire
Flora B. Duchemin
Addie F. Burress
Ann E. Jones
Second eruption of Lassen shocks California people and ash falls
International News Service reports Mount Lassen's second major eruption in 24 hours began at 6 AM and lasted three hours. Foresters watching fear an impending blowout as dense smoke and ash surge from three crater parts. Ash reached Mineral seventeen miles away as sulphur fumes force nearby residents to evacuate.
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Ixternational News Service
Chico
Cal
Lassen
Forestry
Four Die As Boiler Explodes Near Franklin Georgia
Four men were killed when the boiler of an engine owned by J. P. Pyles exploded eight miles north of Franklin Georgia. The deceased are J. P. Pyles and his son Glenn Pyles along with Ed Pyles and Charles Pyles. Five bystanders were seriously injured in the blast.
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ED Pyles
Charles Pyles
Glenn Pyles
J. P. Pyles
More Burglary Scares Involving Scared Intruders
Two burglar scares reported Friday night ended with intruders fleeing. At Fred Hooten’s North street home Mrs. Hooton raised the shade and a man dropped to his hands on the porch. their son Cabe Davis fled to Lebanon street and informed grandparents. At Henry Kernodle’s North residence a man stepped onto the porch but vanished as Goldie Kernodis screamed and Ralph Lowman rushed to help. Dr Guy A Schultz retired.
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Fred Hooten
North Street
Henry Kernedle
Lebanon Street
Hooton
Kernodie
Misa Goldie Kernodis
Ralph Lowman
Guy A. Schultz
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