Revolt in Mexico Strikes at Viesca Las Vacas Banks and Jail
Government troops chase two revolution bands after raids on Viesca and Las Vacas. At least 100 killed. banks, shops and houses looted. jail emptied as invaders gain prisoners. Refugees flee toward Texas as communication breaks and border patrols monitor Casas Grandes plots.
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United Press
City OF Mexico
Tich
Viesca
Express
Las Vacas
Corrall
Revolutionary Party
Miguel Cardenas
Matemoras de la Guna
Texas
Nestor Topez
del Rio
Herrer
Basile Ramirez
San Antonio
Tex
el Paso
Casas Ranches
Budans
Mexico
Alay
Casas Grandes
Last Brother of Thomas W Phillips Dies in California
Hon Thomas W Phillips of Highland avenue received a tele gram from Pasadena announcing the death of his brother Charles M Phillips aged 75. Charles M was a former Phillips Brothers Oil Company member and later a California ranch owner. He leaves a wife nee Pollock and three children Edward J Jennie May. The Phillips family, long prominent in the area, loses Isaac N and Rev John T earlier, leaving Thomas W as the sole surviving member.
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Thomas W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
Pasadena
Cal
Charles M. Phillips
Nee Pollock
Lawrence County
Pollock
Breckenridge
Edward J
Jennie
May
Mt. Jackson
Phillips Brothers Oil Company
California
New Castle
Isaac N
Johnn T
Charles M
Isaac
Thomas W
All
5000 More Men To Go To Work At McKeesport
Pittsburg Pa June 27 There was joy in a thousand McKeesport times today when it was announced additional departments of the Naval Tube company would resume operations Monday giving employment 5000 men Notices were posted that instead of closing for two weeks for repairs on July 4 as has in the custom heretofore the plant is closed on the evening of July and open again July 6 Rush orders are responsible.
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United Press
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Naval Tube Company
Amalgamated to Hold Conference on Wage Scale
In Youngstown on June 27 arrangements were made between officials of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers and James H. Nutt secretary of the Western Bar Iron Association for a wage scale discussion. The conference was adjourned earlier after an unsuccessful session in Camden.
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Youngstown
Amalgamated Associaion of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
James H. Nutt
Western Bar
Cam
Erie Train Wreckers Sought After Mantua Crash
A $500 reward was posted by Erie general superintendent H O Dunkle for the arrest of wreckers blamed for the Mantua Ohio wreck. Engineer Charles Simonds died and six people were injured when a 50 mph Erie flyer plunged 30 feet after a mislaid rail or obstruction. Detectives on the case include Erie and additional investigators. Dunkle suspects an intentional act tied to a prior attempted wreck at the same site.
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United Press
Cleveland, O
H. O. Dunkle
Erie Railroad
Mantua
Erie Flyer
Charles Simonds
Dunkle
Erie
Simonds
Kidnapers In An Automobile Nab Rich Boy
In Northampton New Hampshire two men in a white automobile abducted Francis Drake son of a Chicago man. The boy was lured while playing with others and taken towards Boston as detectives search along the route and the grandmother's house is watched. The father hurries from Chicago to Beeton.
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United Press
Boston
Francis KK. Drake
Chicago
Northampton
N. H
Here
Beeton
Francis
Newburyport
Roosevelt Taft Wright Kellogg Hold Pow Wow
Oyster Bay June 27. Secretary Taft General Wright and Kellogg confer with the president at Sagamore Hill on party leadership. The Republican national committee chairmanship is under discussion and likely to be settled before the meeting ends. Other guests include Mr and Mrs H L Stimpson Robert Bridges and Lincoln J Steffens.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Taft
Kellogg
General Wright
Sagamore Hill
Republican National Committee
H. L. Stimpson
Robert Bridges
Lincoln J. Steffens
Republicans Plan for Fall Campaign
Lawrence County Republican committee members meet at the courthouse to set up headquarters and begin preliminary campaign work. An open session will follow with Republicans asked to offer suggestions for late summer and fall activities.
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Lawrence County Republican Committee
Court House
Polish Girl Bitten by Dog in Fifth Ward
Blanche Sejuc a 10 year old Polish girl living on Pennsyl vania avenue Fifth ward was bitten by a vicious dog this morning wounds on hip and left leg slight dog killed John Reno of Big Run street also bitten two others wounded by the same dog none serious but Pasteur treatment likely for Reno rabies suspected residents say the dog had bitten several other dogs before being killed.
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Blanche Sejuc
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifth Ward
John Reno
Big Run Street
Reno
Pasteur
Habeas Corpus Secured For Thaw Return
A. Russell Peabody secured a new writ of habeas corpus for Harry K. Thaw returnable at White Plains. The writ seeks a jury examination and stays Thaw’s remand to Matteawan, with Thaw remaining jailed in Poughkeepsie. Thaw claims he can prove sanity before any jury.
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United Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
A. Russell Peabody
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Will Pay Ransom Demanded by the Black Hand Gang
New York dispatch reports Meyer Newman the jeweler has disappeared since June 16. Friends decide to pay $10,000 to save his wife as captors claim they will move him to Cuba. Abraham Newman of Scranton, Pa., will handle negotiations.
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United Press
New York
Meyer Newman
Newman
Cuba
Abraham Newman
Scranton
Three Children Cremated in Cleveland Fire
William Klimach battled flames in his Cleveland home after an early morning fire. He survived badly burned while three children Arthur 8 Walter 4 and Edith 2 died in the blaze. An older child and a domestic escaped by leaping from windows. Klimach saved his wife before the death of the youngsters.
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United Press
Cleveland
William Klimach
Klimach
Arthur
Walter
Edith
Youngstown Mills to Shut Down Under Wage Dispute
The Amalga mated association wage scale ends at midnight Tuesday and all local mills of the Republic Iron and Steel company will shut down until a new scale is agreed. Some mills closed today as orders grew scarce. the Bessemer plant and puddling mills paused operations.
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Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Bessemer
Bailey Will Not Preside as Chairman
Bailey will not preside as chairman at the convention. The report notes no replacement yet and names the event as a political gathering with limited details available.
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Bailey
Convention Sparks and Chairmanship Talks Amid Denver Setup
Dallas to Denver reports indicate Senator Bailey unable to attend the Democratic national convention due to illness. Talks center on Bailey as possible resolutions chair, with Theodore Bell or Clayton or Harmon possibly presiding opening and Taggart poised to lead the national committee. Denver’s new auditorium nears completion as decor hints at Bryan symbolism.
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Clayton
Alabama
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Taggart
United Press
Dallas
Texas
Joseph W. Bailey
Denver
New York
J. W. Bailey
Col
Bailey
Bryan
Theodore E. Bell
California
Bell
Harmon
Clark Howell
Georgia
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Subcommittee
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Indianapolis
Washington, Jefferson
Jackson
Death threat hangs over city dog catcher in dispute
Jack Young city dog catcher continues his rounds on Grant street while invoking police help after a verbal death threat. He swore out information against Crowthers for surety of the peace following a city hall confrontation. Crowthers, released on bail, pleads not guilty as the case proceeds.
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Jack Young
New Castle
Jack
City Hall
Lusk
Lee Crowthers
Grant Street
Crowther
Crowthers
Usk
Alderman Green
Thomas H. Hitchcock
State Street
Missionaries Sail for Korea From Cross Creek Church
Rev Harry Rhodes pastor of Cross Creek Presbyterian Church Washington county and his wife will sail in July as missionaries of their church to Korea. Rhodes born at Eastbrook September 11 1874 is well remembered by many in the city. He studied at Slippery Rock Grove City College and Princeton. Mrs Rhodes born at Linesville taught at Beaver Falls High School for several years.
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Harry Rhodes
Cross Creek Presbyterian Church
Washington County
Korea
Rhodes
Eastbrook
Slippery Rock
Grove City College
Princeton
Mission Delegates at Cascade Park
Forty delegates attending the Wo man’s Missionary society annual Erie conference convention spent an outing at Cascade Park. Miss Cora Haller of Erie spoke on Japan as a mission field and leaves October 7 for the foreign field. Officers were re-elect ed and Sunday services were planned with three speakers.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Erie
Evangelical Association
Cascade Park
Cora Haller
Japan
Miss Haller
South Bend
Ind
J. Eigen
Lakewood
J. C. Moller
Pittsburg
Robert Thiersch
Emmanuel Church
G. Johnson
Cleveland
Prince DeSagon Won't Change Religion for Gould Wedding
London June 27 Prince DeSagon said he will not convert to Protestantism before his marriage to Mme Anna Gould. He plans to return to France after the July 7 wedding and will feel more at home retaining his native faith. The Gould family remains in France and attendance by George Gould is unclear.
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United Press
London
Prince DeSagon
Mme
Anna Gould
Madame Gould
France
George Gould
Club Womans Life
Odd Fellows Outing at Conneaut Lake
The annual outing of the anniversary association of the IOOF lodges of Western Pennsylvania will be held at Conneaut Lake July 2. It is anticipated that numbers from this city will be present.
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Western Pennsylvania
Conneaut Lake
News outing contest draws endorsements from many young ladies
The News announces a campaign inviting nominations and votes for a St Lawrence river contest. Candidates from urban districts are named, supporters organize, and coupons begin in Monday's issue with expiration dates to count votes. Nominees must be officially entered to count.
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Legion
England to Display Mighty Navy in North Sea Maneuvers
England plans a grand naval show in the North Sea from July 1 to July 22 featuring 28 battleships 19 armored cruisers 50 protected cruisers and 180 torpedo craft. The maneuvers promise the largest fleet display yet as John Bull parades his warships for global notice.
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United Press
London
England
North Sea
John Bull
Englets Seeks Release From County Jail
Attorney J. C. Norris applies for a writ of Habeas Corpus to free Joe Englets held on a larceny charge. Englets denies stealing belting from Carbon brick works, claiming he found it on the highway and left it at his room after detectives recovered it. Hearing scheduled.
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J. C. Norris
Joe Englets
Fourth of July Special Train to New Castle
Organizers plan a special train leaving Volant around 11 o clock to bring visitors to New Castle for the fireworks display. The service aims to handle anticipated crowds from New Castle for Independence Day celebrations.
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New Castle
Volant
Good Pressured to Run for Congress in Washington County
Chairman Harry Good of the Washington county Democratic committee may become the district’s congressional candidate this fall. Good has not sought the nomination, but county conferrees are pressing him after a morning letter from J Carter Judson urging his candidacy. If conferrees back Good, he would likely secure the nomination.
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Harry Good
Democratic County Committee
Congress
Good
Washington County
J. Carter Judson
Mr. Good
Beaver county delegates eye favorable stance in nomination talks
The article describes Beaver county delegates possibly supporting a candidate while not demanding a local nominee. J Norman Martin refuses to allow his name to be used, and Judson notes a meeting for July 22 to select a candidate, likely timing the nomination after the presidential party. Good had suggested he may run, but will decide soon.
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Rence County Conferrees
Beaver County
Beaver County Conferrees
Judson
J. Norman Martin
Martin
Good
Senseless Woman Silenced by Gift of Tongues Campaign
A woman, reportedly from New Castle Pennsylvania, lies senseless for more than three days in the big tent of the Gift of Tongues revival led by evangelist Rev. Lupton at Alliance. She has not eaten and remains motionless as the crowd reacts to dinner bell calls.
Club Woman Dies In Accident En Route To Convention
Mrs Henry Winn died from injuries after a tally ho carrying 14 delegation members to a General Federation of Women's Clubs convention toppled near Newport Illinois. Injured delegates Mrs Bennett P Davenport of Watertown and Mrs Helen C Sundeau of Lincoln Nebraska remained hospitalized but were improving and expected to recover.
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United Press
Newport
Henry Winn
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bennett P. Davenport
Watertown
Helen C. Sundeau
Lincoln Neb
Death Record Charles M. Phillips 75
Charles M. Phillips 75 died in dena California. Survived by family and friends. Funeral arrangements pending at local mortuary.
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