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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
2
Hearst Ranch workers report a swift strike by bandits near Matera. Army forces trapped the gang, capturing 30 horses, rifles, and loot as Villa followers suffer casualties in a broader punitive campaign.
In Saratoga Space, NY seven new DAMEs joined the Methodist Episcopal Church roll at the general conference. Names include Hughes from Twsaiena Cal, Po Glinam of New York, Hamilton of Washington, Mitchell of Chicago, Nicholson of New York, Welsh of Delaware, and Leonard of Sears Wash, among others.
Copenhagen reports King Christian underwent another eye operation after suffering retinal trouble similar to the one that caused a procedure earlier in the year 1515.
A Chicago group faked a sum of 450 500 dollars at a main meeting to aid sufferers in Europe. The committee hopes to pledge more than half a million as funds grow.
A tract of land purchased by Krepps will host a cannon factory. Guns from the Musick plant will be sent to Germany allies.
An report outlines a push to convene a peace conference after the European war, authorizing nine U.S. representatives to attend and seek disarmament measures. It notes ongoing delays and the political tension around the Lynch case, with international and domestic reactions shaping the debate on arrest and punishment.
A local report describes a group of Mexicans executed after a controversial trial following an uprising near Belisti an on January 6. Authorities say the band carried out violent actions that led to the penalties, with the public safety motive emphasized by officials.
In Phonia Arizona Francia Ro droguez was hanged at the state penitentiary in Ploremes for the murder of his wife on January 17 1911.
James Morrison of Farpell, a former Unitarian minister from Kenoeha Wisconsin, serving a three year Mann art charge, was among 307 convicts seeking parole from the federal parole board. He entered the prison Mar 25, 186. He now works as a clerk in the prison store.
A tale from the era describes a bandit using the alias El Pum Pees and later becoming a military leader. Reportedly he recruited about 200 men, committing multiple depredations during a drought period.
A garbled OCR item mentions an appropriation for total war and a large sum around 11.9 billion. It references Lomlag Prenter Asquith and a next Tuesday timing, but many words are unreadable or misordered, leaving the core claim unclear.
Hear Admiral Pletemer will join the Navy General Board to replace the retired Rear Admiral Badger. On June 1 the Atlantic fleet command will pass to Rear Admiral Mayo after the surrender of the current commander.
A damaged fragment notes Mrs Suratt Hareed Prebug and Mrs Priecila CC. Dodd aged 83 as the only women who witnessed the hanging of Mary b Surat tied to a plot against Lincoln, with the inquiry locating the death at her home.
Report from Cymric crew upon arrival in Liverpool states the White Star liner Berlin was sunk by an expression of belligerence during a voyage from Berlin to Amsterdam.
A Missouri teachers association favors a constitutional convention to draft a new state constitution. They argue the current document is outdated and inadequate for modern progress, citing broad statewide support and strong showings in most counties.
The article lists candidates for the Democratic nomination including Wallise Crossley of Wareehs and several rivals such as Whit Metall of St Joseph and Joseph J. Crites of Holla. Other contenders include A Whiteettel of Katoba Temoerat and Arch Johnsena of Sbrinatiett, with various judicial and secretary of state hopefuls noted.
Disjointed report covers national authority figures, a teen tragedy in Jefferson City, discussion of a prohibition plank in the Democratic platform at a Presbyterian assembly, and the resignation of Dr DP KEMorrow as secretary of a dental college amid a state investigative audit. Names include Howard Horner Evelyn Goldman and Joseph Goldman.
A Missouri state led effort to propagate English pheasants and Hungarian pears failed when the game farm was closed after neighboring farmers feared environmental impact. The project opened in 191? and involved importation of pheasants and other stock, with funds raised and bonds issued to support farmers and state agencies, but eventual casualties and controversy ended the venture.
An excerpt discusses a reform price framework for public service, noting that the committee 81d is not fully aligned with national retaited standards. The text mentions a debate over the plan and its implications for service delivery and timing.
Naration shows a Supreme Court action against several Nepine Loe firms for unpaid franchise or fee obligations. The case names Lamher and Lambert companies and involves an attorney and collectors seeking payment. The court process details a civil proceeding with entities tied to a railroad tire or similar contract. The outcome and exact charges remain unclear due to OCR damage.
The county superintendent records a moonlight vote result urging a candidate toward a Urey position with a count up to 18 percent in parts of the county. The state average is not shown. Thomas J Wolher, a school inspector, notes JELe00 iit erates in the state. Judge Norton files as a Senate candidate, Albert J0 Norton of Bt Lochs files with the secretary of state as a reserve candidate for the United States cen ale.
The Glass rural credit bill provides for a federal farm loan board and a system of 12 land banks. It cleared the lower house by TS to 1, with the senate already approving a similar measure. Both bills are patterned after Missouri's law.
Reported clash near Rancho Provilermia Chihuahua as detachments of American cavalry engage raiders. Casualties unknown. bandits fire on patrols while retreating northward. Violence continues as authorities seek reinforcement and control around Tehuantepec area.
A May New York notice promotes a “peepfoam” substitute for gasoline claimed to be cheaper than 10 cents a gallon. Officials plan a public demonstration of its efficiency outside City Hall, with Frederic W. Dominnelly presiding as observers say the product could double the efficiency of existing gasoline without hydrocarbon additives.
Confusing OCR text notes two bets on Hughes and references a 3e reaction timed pretrial. Mentions Justice Ifigies and Fre Werner with unclear roles while an investigation follows a strange event involving Edgar Thowprengine Works and a disrupted Traddurk mete.
Faint OCR fragment reports a $200 bet on a James and a church figure James Jarnagia in Iowa. Mentions a Methodist Fydece pastor and Matt Maghes with unclear roles.
Representative London of New York, the lone Lavlallet member in Congress, filed a bill to guarantee payment of wages for employers facing late bankruptcy, seeking shield for workers amid financial collapse concerns.
In Rochester New York, Miss Helen E Farron died shortly after witnessing her sister Margaret marry William Pyne at St Patrick's. The separation of a long companionship ended in tragedy as she passed away a few minutes later.
Mrs J Farrell was found dead in a rooming house while asleep with her baby in her arms. The body of Henry Bell a roomer at the same place lay slumped over the bed. Police inquiry into the double tragedy underway in Washington D C.
Julia Meacham files breach of contract suit against Winfield K Sheehan former police commissioner Waldo's secretary, alleging a failed engagement and related obligations. The suit names Sheehan as defendant and seeks relief under New York civil law.
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