Wilson Not To Go Back To Mexico
Washington reports say Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson will not return to Mexico as U S envoy. Officials warn the United States may abandon its no recognition policy and consider recognizing Gen Huerta if crisis deepens, potentially ending debate over the Monroe Doctrine and delaying intervention.
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National News Association
Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
White House
Huerta
Wilson
State Department
Gen. Huerta
Bacon
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Georgia
Leveland
Rio Grande
Hillsville M. E. Mission Picnic Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the Hillsville M. E. Mission picnic held Wednesday in nearby woods. Members rode in wagons to the site and enjoyed an afternoon filled with games and a delicious supper.
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Hillsville
China Russian Clash Probable Over Nominal Mongolia Crisis
A note from St. Petersburg warns of potentially annexing 10 000 square miles of Chinese territory in Mongolia. President Yuan Shih Kai moves troops into Southern Mongolia as China contests Mongolian autonomy after the Chinese senate rejected the Russia treaty.
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National News Association
Pekin
Russia
Mongolia
St. Petersburg
Outer Mongolia
Yuan Shih-Kai
China
Mongalia
Fanning Torpedo Boat Springs Leak Off Fire Island
The destroyer Fanning, one of the largest torpedo boats in the U S Navy, sprang a leak off Fire Island and rushed to New York harbor for assistance. It reached Brooklyn Navy Yard in 6 15 with the stern flooded, but officials said no sinking danger. The vessel escorted the Brazilian battleship Minas Geraes bound for Rio de Janeiro with Dr Lauro Muller aboard. Commanded by Lieut Commander William N Jeffers.
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National News Association
New York
Fanning
Fire Island
New York Harbor
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Arkansas
Tener Signs General Appropriation Bill in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 17 Governor Tener signed the general appropriation bill passed by the last legislature after reducing it by 5.8 million dollars. The measure carried about 42 million dollars for operating expenses of state departments, with appropriations for improvements and specific projects excluded for later action.
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Harrisburg
Tener
Pymatuning
Two Slavs to be Watched for Smallpox Risk
New Castle board of health reports two Slavs from an ocean steamer with a smallpox case on board gave New Castle as their destination. Sanitary Inspector Sanderson traced them, found they had not yet arrived but were expected. They will be vaccinated and kept under surveillance on arrival. No outbreak is believed imminent as they remain in quarantine.
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New Castle
State Health Department
Sanderson
Bachelor Club Having Merry Time at St Marys Church
The Bachelor and Barry clubs of St Marys church at stop 39 on the Youngstown line hosted over 150 guests this week. Sixth grade pupils and many parents visited midweek for dinner and races, with plans to entertain about 100 guests from parents and friends on Sunday.
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Barry
St. Mary’s Church
Youngstown
St. Mary’s School
Prize for Best Float at Pulaski Fair
Pulaski Fair association to award a float prize for the finest decorated float with teacher and pupils aboard to the Lawrence and Mercer counties country school district. Floats and band will parade on the race course. Officers and directors to meet Monday evening in Boyd's hall to elect four new directors.
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Pulaski Fair Association
Lawrence
Mercer
Boyd's Hall
Seven Auto Loads Pose for Photos at Gallery
A wedding custom brings the seven car party to a Washington street photograph gallery. The bride groom and most attendees alight and pose for pictures before their return trip begins.
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Washington Street
Flagman sacrifices life to save boys in Illinois
Hegewisch Illinois July 17 a flagman Thomas McCarthy gave his life to warn two youngsters near the Pennsylvanian tracks. McCarthy ran from his shanty shouting and waving the boys back and stepped in front of a locomotive to save them.
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National News Association
Hegewisch
Ill
Thomas McCarthy
McCarthy
Pennsylvani
Capital Of Sanitary Co Enlarges Capital Stock
Universal Sanitary Manufacturing plans to raise capital from 100000 to 250000 with 50000 preferred and the rest common stock. Founded by Charles J. Kirk and later joined by E M Davis, the firm patents a casting process reducing costs, collects royalties, and aims to expand its New Castle plant to meet growing orders and boost local employment. Ernest Mayer of Mayer China Co. comments, page continues.
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Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Charles J. Kirk
E. M. Davis
New York
Kirk
New Castle
Bessemer
Ernest Mayer
Mayer China Co
Beaver Falls
Stolen Gem Confession Tied to Pittsburg Robbery Case
John V. Lynn alias Morris Kelly admitted robbing Mrs. Ina Punstall’s rooming house at 829 South Millvale Ave Pittsburg and pawned jewels at East and West Federal street shops. Officers recovered a $75 diamond ring and a $95 ring. other items were said to be pawned in New Castle. Detective Speer prepared to transport Lynn back to Pittsburgh.
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Ina Punstall
Millvale Avenue
Pittsburg
John V. Lynn
Morris Kelly
Pennsylvania
O'Connor
East Federal Street
West Federal Street
New Castle
Hartenstein
Hamilton
Williams
W. M. Speer
Youngstown
Examiner W. E. Settla Jr Seriously Hurt In Auto Crash
W. E. Settla Jr a special examiner for the interstate commerce commission was knocked down by a automobile in Chicago and taken to St Luke's hospital in serious condition He was later revived and moved to rooms at the Congress hotel J and Patterson the driver was not blamed by police
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National News Association
Chicago
W. E. Settla, Jr
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Luke’s Hospital
Congress Hotel
J. & Patterson
Wedding At Pulaski Fair Promises Gift Decorated Ceremony
Pulaski officials of the Lawrence County Agricultural Society plan an elegant wedding at the fair with a free bedroom suite as a feature for the couple. Squire C. C. Boyd will supply the license, Rev. K Hayes will perform the ceremony, and Mrs. James Adams will donate a crocheted wedding gift. Local merchants offer prizes, others promise tokens, while the couple expects a public attendance and community gift support. A daughter to Clyde Buxton is reported born, with the newborn in Denver traveling with Mrs. Florence Davis.
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Pulaski
Lawrence County Agricultural Society
Pulaski Fair
Squire C. C. Boyd
Rev
K. ©. Hayes
The
Fair Association
James Adams
H. W. Michael
L. R. Davidson
Charles C. Clark
Clyde Buxton
Bertha Book
Book
Denver, Col
Florence Davis
Brownsville
Poisoning Case Claims Bellefontaine Man in Chicago Restaurant
Harry B. Slater, 31, from Bellefontaine Ohio, died at county hospital from stomach poisoning after eating tomatoes at a Bellefontaine restaurant. Eighteen others, including Mrs Slater, were poisoned the same day. she remains critically ill and was not informed of the death.
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National News Association
Chicago
Harry BE. Slater
Bellefontaine
School Teachers Are Elected In Wampum And Neshannock
County Superintendent of Schools W. Lee Gilmore announced recent teacher elections. Record lists weekly salaries for Wampum ZJ C. Syling principal at 90 dollars, and workers at Brown 69 Dixon 50 Coulter 50 Leight 50. In Neshannock township several teachers receive 50 dollars: McKee Clenmore Sickafuse Fairview Gibson Pleasant Hill McGary Painter Hill McCreary Coal Center Coulter Chapel Allison Mitchell and others at 40 dollars.
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Wampum
ZJ. C. Syling
W. A. Brown
Rachael Dixon
S. Coulter
Vista Leight
Neshannock
Nancy McKee
Clenmore School
Lotta Gienn
Clenmore
Agnes 8. Sickafuse
Fairview
G. Meade Gibson
Pleasant Hill
Lucy J. McGary
Painter Hill
Lottie McCreary
Coal Center
Mary Coulter
Miss Allison
Mitchell
England’s dress controversy mirrors U.S. debates
London reports a dress controversy as clergy denounce fashionable gowns that are sheer and reveal underlayers. Letters to papers accuse women of neglecting modesty, with writers noting rapid changes since ten years ago. Sculptor Thorncroft also objects to diaphanous styles.
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London
England
United States
Evening Star
William Hamo Thorncroft
Society Women Smoking Cigars
London report notes fashionable women adopting cigar smoking mirroring continental trends. Queen Mary disapproves but court circles increasingly embrace strong cigars in public drives and club smoking rooms.
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Mary
London
West End
Queen Mary
Appeal Planned After Cox Dismissal in Trust Co Case
Attorney General Hogan announced an appeal to the supreme court of the Cincinnati case dismissal by Judge Caldwell in common pleas court. The charge accused Geo B. Cox former Republican leader and financier of misapplying 115000 dollars of Cincinnati Trust Co funds.
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Columbus
Hogan
Supreme Court
Caldwell
Common Pleas Court of Cincinnati
Geo. B. Cox
Cox
Cincinnati Trust Co
Another Aviator Falls to Death at Salisbury Plain
Major Hewitson, English army aviator, killed during a test flight when his aircraft collapsed over the Salisbury plain aerodrome. Petrol tank exploded, wreckage burned. Hewitson is listed as the 297th aviation fatality. In Perth Amboy New Jersey a block and fall lowered Mrs. Vesa Michanski's coffin from a third floor. she weighed about 500 pounds and the coffin with body weighed 800 pounds.
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National News Association
Salisbury
Eng
Hewitson
Salisbury Plain
Perth Amboy
N. J
Vesa Michanski
Greek Premier seeks to strike Bulgaria from civilized nations
Athens reports Premier Venizelos will request world powers remove Bulgaria from Hague signatories as King Constantine cites Bulgarian atrocities in southern Macedonia. He warns the war will continue while Russia’s stance is questioned and Bulgaria moves toward Plevne amid cut communications. The Turkish force advances toward Baba Eski after battles near Adrianople.
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National News Association
Athens
Venizelos
Greece
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Constantine
Demir Hissar
Doiran
Serres
Sofia
Czar
Ferdinand
M. Malenoff
Charles of
Lule Burgas
Enos-Midia
Baba Eski
Adrianople
Turkish Army Advances Toward Adrianople Amid Turkish Push
A Sofia telegram reports a Turkish army advancing toward Kirk Kilisseh near Adrianople, prompting fleeing residents in fear as Turkish forces press northeast. Dr Daneff, former Bulgarian premier, confirms the movement from Sofia.
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London
Sofia
Daneff
Kirk Kilisseh
Adrianople
Mayor and Council Clash Over City Electrician Appointment
Conflict grows between Mayor Tyler and Select Council as electrical committee fixes a 1000 dollar yearly salary for J A Price to run the fire alarm system. City solicitor says committee exceeded authority by setting pay and bypassing mayoral appointment and council ratification.
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Price
Electric Committee
Tyler
Select Council
City Electrician
Electrical Committee
Connelly
Dickson
McCormick
Patterson
Jamison
J. A. Price
Tennis players win at Ellwood City
Shaw street tennis club members traveled to Ellwood City on Wednesday to watch a match between Miss Ruth Elgar and Elmer Patterson of the local team and Miss Irene McGinley and Harold Cartwright of Ellwood City. The locals were victorious and the day proved enjoyable.
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Shaw Street
Ellwood City
Ruth Elgar
Elmer Patterson
Irene McGinley
Harold Cartwright
City weighs gas street lighting proposal
The city considers lighting streets with gas curb lights after several proposals from gas lighting firms. They claim gas lighting would be cheaper than electric companies for street illumination.
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Electric Com
Judge Porter Affirms Ruling in Cochran v McGeorge
The superior court yesterday affirmed Judge Porter in the case L W Cochran vs Robert R McGeorge over a balance claimed for a stallion. Trials in 1910 and 1911 favored the defendant, with a third verdict denied for a new trial and an appeal then filed.
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Porter
L. W. Cochran
Robert R. McGeorge
Cochran
McGeorge
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