Militia to Be Called as U S Prepares for Mexico Action
Washington reports that Army officers expect intervention in Mexico by month’s end. President Wilson will confer with Secretary of War Baker in Washington to outline defensive measures at the border and in Mexico.
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Delegates Leave St Louis as Democratic Convention Fades
In St Louis on June 17 the last pomp of the Democratic national convention departed. Delegates and visitors cleared the city by noon, outbound trains were crowded, and workers began dismantling Convention Hall interiors after a week of display.
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Canaries Fail To Hatch Eggs
Local canary breeders tracing origins to the Hartz mountains Germany report a widespread failure to hatch this year. No specific cause is known as eggs do not hatch across the connected breeding networks.
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Transport Despatched To Tampico From U S Ports
The Sumner has been ordered to Tampico to evacuate Americans there possibly about 100. Hancock and Prairie ships are en route to Vera Cruz and Key West to aid American evacuees. Six Americans led by Philip C. Hanna arrived in Laredo to report fears for safety south of the Rio Grande. Mexico's navy is in New Orleans for repairs with arms in holds as tensions rise.
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Monterey
Can't Avert Hostilities Any Longer Along Border States
Fears rise across border states following a tense development that heightens concerns of renewed fighting. Officials urge restraint while civilians brace for potential clashes and disruptions to daily life. Local leaders warn of possible casualties if tensions spill over.
Mexican Note Triggers Alarm on Border Clash Threat
Reports from Laredo and El Paso indicate rising fear of imminent hostilities between the United States and Mexico. Gen Trevino reportedly warned Gen Pershing to withdraw, signaling a de facto ultimatum while U S forces at Fort Bliss prepare for rapid developments.
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Dr Cobern to Preach Tomorrow at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will hold its annual commencement tomorrow at 7 45 pm in place of the usual sermon. Dr Camden M Cobern of Allegheny College Meadville will deliver the commencement address on The Great Past and the Greater Future and also preach at the morning service on Gods Faith in Man. The normal class of 15 young ladies taught by Mrs George E Treadwell will receive diplomas from the school and state. The event draws a large audience and public attendance is invited.
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Strike Costs One Life In Oakland
A clash on the Oakland waterfront between 50 Sunset Lumber workers and 100 strike supporters left one man dead and fifteen wounded. M. G. Morey was killed as stones and projectiles were thrown during the labor action ongoing for weeks along the water front.
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Merrick Found Guilty in Westinghouse Strike Riots
In Pittsburg on June 17 a jury convicted Frederick P. Merrick Rudolph Blum and Anna Goldberg of rioting and inciting riot linked to the Edgar Thomson steel plant disturbances of May 1 and 2 that left three dead and many injured. The remaining 11 defendants were acquitted.
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George K Welsh Plans Summer Stay in Conneautville
George K Welsh of Garfield Avenue travels to Conneautville Pennsylvania to spend the summer at the Hotel Power according to local society notes.
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German Air Raids Hit Dunkirk as Verdun Battles Rage
Paris reports German aeroplanes bombarded Dunkirk killing four and wounding fifteen. The Verdun front remains intense with French attacks reaching first and second lines at Hill No. 425 in the Vosges and repulsing German grenadier assaults near Avecourt forest and Hill 304. In Belgium, night artillery duels occurred near Lombaertrude and Lemort Homme.
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Master Appointed In Divorce Case
Judge Emery this morning appointed Attorney C. W. Fenton master in the divorce case of Amelia M. Schell against John Schell. Judgment was awarded in the case of the Western Pennsylvania Fire Insurance company and others against Bessie B. English and others. Sale of the real estate of Frank B. Evans deceased was confirmed.
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Special Music Sunday at Emmanuel Baptist Church
The Sunday service features a duet by Miss Margaret Williams and Miss Ruth Edwards with harp accompaniment by David Hopkins. Rev. Joshua preaches on The Night They All Got Drunk as part of a sermon series drawing attention.
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Freight Wreck Delays Fort Wayne Division Near Emsworth
In Pittsburgh PA on June 17 two Fort Wayne division freight trains collided near Emsworth station. Tracks torn up and roadbed buried in wreckage, but no injuries reported. The incident tied up the division for hours as crews cleared the line.
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Police arrest couple in noon custody case in Ashtabula county
Detective Horner nabbed Mrs. Mary Hoele and James McClure after a telephone tip. Hoele, 33, and McClure were found boarding a Pittsburg and Lake Erie train to McKeesport. Hoele jailed for now, McClure charged with drunkenness. The husband seeks to reclaim his wife and children.
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Grocer Ordered to Pay Funeral Expenses and Weekly Compensation
Harrisburg, Pa. June 17. The workmen’s compensation board ruled local grocer A. Brunner must pay Mrs. Anna Maulfair funeral expenses of 100 dollars and weekly compensation of 4 dollars for 300 weeks. Maulfair was widow of a clerk killed by an automobile near Brunner’s closed store while about to collect a bill.
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Hearing Schedules Compensation for Butler Worker
Referee R. E. Christley heard Arthur Asabook against Standard Steel Car in Butler. Asabook, who lost three fingers in March, will receive compensation through June 29. He will perform lighter duties thereafter and earn 50 percent of the wage difference between the old and new jobs until fully able to return.
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Roosevelt's Condition Improves Amid Motors Plans
New York June 17 Col Roosevelt passed a comfortable night and his secretary John F McGrath said he is feeling much better today The colonel's left side pain has abated though he still suffers traces of pleurisy He plans to motor back to Oyster Bay later today with Mrs Roosevelt Doctors advise minimal talking as the inflammation subsides He will hold conferences with Progressive party leaders and meet Gov Hiram Johnson before returning home
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New Castle Man Shot At Vera Cruz
Clifford H. Robinson of 203 Green Street, a former U S Marine private from Co F 1st Regiment, served aboard the Vermont and fought at Vera Cruz where he was wounded and lost hearing in one ear. He has been honorably discharged but could be recalled and follows front reports closely. Elliot Thompson of 402 East Wallace Avenue returns from Bellefonte Academy.
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Bellefonte, Pa
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Hughes Plans Campaign Swing To Reconcile Bull Moose
President candidate Charles E. Hughes readies a country tour to woo Bull Moose supporters into the Republican fold. He meets Gen. Leonard Wood and Rep Stevens to discuss Roosevelt alignment while planning one week of travels from Washington to New York Providence Tiverton and Brown University students.
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No successor to Hughes before fall
Justice Hughes resignation leaves a vacancy on the Supreme Court but officials say no appointment will be made before fall. The court is in recess for the summer and there is no rush to fill the seat at this time.
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Miss Ethel Lewis to Sing Solo at Congregational Church
Miss Ethel Lewis of Highland Avenue will sing a solo Sunday evening at the Congregational church in Youngstown. She previously sang as a church soloist in that city before coming to this city.
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Death notices list several local residents
Death records report Charles Chill aged 34 of Ellwood City Clarence Clark aged 5 of Pulaski James Milton Rouser aged 60 of Hilwood City John Jerenobic aged 1 of 1547 Moravia Street Kovence Parshall aged 1 of Wampum district names and ages with locations.
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Ellwood City
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Pulaski
James Milton Rouser
Hilwood City
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Moravia Street
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