Huerta Held Under Guard Near Border Hearing Set
General Victoriano Huerta remains under tight federal surveillance in El Paso on $15,000 bail while awaiting Thursday hearing on charges of violating U S neutrality for alleged plans to move Mexican forces. Orozco also under guard on $7,500 bond faces similar proceedings as authorities claim they planned a campaign against Villa. Martial law pops up in Juarez as Villa forces brace for action and Washington denies boosting border troops despite war material seizures.
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International News Service
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United States
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
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Mexico City
Bottled Up Residents Ready to Fight Fence Dispute
The Roosevelt avenue fencing from Commonwealth to Watkins avenues sparks strong protests. Residents refuse to submit to the confinement while unclear if the city has rights to the section. Condemnation may be pursued, with costs borne by initiators. Previous ownership questions arose during a water main dispute involving Thomas Watts.
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Impure milk blamed for epidemics in New York state
Albany reports the State Department of Health ties recent scarlet fever in Dutchess and diphtheria in Rockland to unpasteurized milk. General pasteurization costs about a quarter to a half cent per quart, with New York City dairy pasteurization credited for ending epidemics there.
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Oneida
Rev Hendrickson to Leave Cohoes
The Rev Judson C Hendrickson resigned as pastor of the First Baptist Church Cohoes effective September 1 after six years in the post. He has served as secretary of Cook Academy Montes Falls and was previously pastor here and in Waterford with Rev C J Leonard, warmly regarded by church and city.
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Turkish ambassador to Italy to leave the country
A malformed dispatch notes the Turkish ambassador to Italy departing amid unclear details. It references the Italian foreign office and mentions a possible passport transfer, with no declaration of war between Italy and Turkey confirmed. The fragmentary text includes names and locations but lacks coherent context.
Shooting at Oxford Depot Leads to Arrest of James Vince
Monday morning a shooting affray occurred behind Oxford Depot near the creamery. James Vince, manager of the Oxford creamery, was arrested after a long chase about three miles from the scene and charged with the shooting. Bosco suffered injuries to the left hand and arm. a posse pursued Vince, who was found fortified at a stone wall with a shotgun and shells removed. He was remanded to Goshen jail to await Wednesday hearing before Justice J. B. Gregory in Monroe.
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J. B. Gregory
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Vinco
Osterhoudt
Binco
Gregory
State to Begin Payments for Agricultural Fair Premiums
Albany June 27 Within three years the state department of agriculture will start distributing checks totaling 2500 to eight county and town agricultural fair associations in reimbursement for premiums paid at fairs held in 1814. The department reports premiums paid in 1934 totaled 226185 dollars and outlines reimbursement according to each association's premiums for educational promotion and livestock improvement. Among listed areas Orange County Middletown and Poughkeepsie receive specific shares with others to follow pro rata.
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Feaderal Uines
Orange County Agricultural Soter
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Avila
Sweet Names Investigators Albany June 28
Speaker Sweet named the following assembly to serve on various legislative investigating committees. A joint committee will continue forestry and water diversion in Niagara River and other counties. Members listed for taxation, labor law, consolidation, bridges, and other duties. Superseding appointments noted. Mrs James G Harding seriously ill at West Main Street home.
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Pratt
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Wells
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Rie
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Saneca
Tesimned
James G. Harding
West Main Strow
Fines Imposed In Police Crackdown On Speeding
The Incul police department reports multiple arrests over the weekend with fines issued in each case. William Fromm, arrested on Academy avenue, was fined 10 after conviction. Harry Kronenberg, arrested on North street, pleaded guilty and paid a fine. Frank Haxlé, also on North street, was fined six.
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Academy Avenue
Coogan
Fromm
Starr
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North Street
Beene Ho
Wieer
Frank Haxlé
Dopson
Collins Refuses to Head Society
Alexandria Bay June 28 At the last session of the Association of County Superintendents of the Poor and Poor Law Officers at its 45th annual convention in the Thousand Island House officers for the ensuing term were elected. W W Colline of Newburgh and C E Welsz of Ray Brook declined reelection. Louis T Strong of Turin was named president H D Nottingham of Syracuse first vice president C A Stone of Oswego second vice president EB Lodge of Chautauqua secretary Nottingham is Oswego County superintendent A banquet hosted by Colonel Q G Staples featured speakers, wit, and discussion. Toastmaster W W Marshall introduced C E Welsz who defended Tammany Hall and noted his work as a poor master.
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W. W. Colline
Newburgh
C. E. Welsz
Ray Brook
Louis T. Strong
Urin
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C. A. Stone
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Lodge
Chautauqua
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Quondaga County
Q. G. Staples
Thousand Island House
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Alexandria Bay Board of Trade
Welez
Tammany Hall
Unusual Auto Draws Attention Here
A distinctive car occupied by Mr and Mrs H R Kiethem an son Halph and Radolph Bajan arrived Monday at ten in the afternoon while the occupants dined at the Mitchell Inn. The vehicle cost 1050 dollars powered by a 12 bore yarner. An identical make 174 horsepower won a motocvar race in Italy in 1912. The Wainhira Council No 22 Jr C M A attended a flag presentation at Bloom ynghore school, returning home late Sunday. the event followed the Times Press published schedule.
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Radolph Bajan
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Germany to favorably answer Wilson on Lusitania
International News Service reports that Germany’s reply to President Wilson’s second note on the Lusitania will be conciliatory and favorable to the American position. Ambassador Gerard in Berlin cabled the State Department, based on an interview with Foreign Minister von Jagow. The State Department will not discuss the dispatch but anticipates a counter proposition from Germany.
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Wilson
Lusitania
Gerard
Berlin
State Department
von Jagow
Ancient Brookfield Meeting House Holds Service by Elder Vail
Services were conducted Sunday forenoon at the Brookfield Baptist meeting house in Slate Hill with Elder D. M. Vail of Waverly Pa delivering a sermon from Isaiah 49 12 15. The old edifice draws visitors who come to view its interior and August gatherings draw Old School Baptist attendees from afar. Elder Wall stayed with Mr and Mrs Robert M Stronz at 41 Prospect Street.
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Jong Ako
Old School Baptist
Wall
Robert M. Stronz
Prospect Street
Port Jervis Girl Injured in Auto Crash
A Port Jervis girl, Major Dolan age fifteen, was injured when a car carrying four women and one man left the road near Miverd Pa at 3 week Sypler morning. She regained consciousness and her condition improved by today. Born: Wilbur on Saturday, June 26, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Wilbur of 12 Pairview Avenue.
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Sea of Marmara
Gallpoli
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Meeting at Some for Aged Women House
Mrs Mats Skinner faced a 49 charge as a meeting was held Sunday afternoon for the Home for Aged Women. Addresses by Mrs Mary Friez and W O Clark opened the event, with Mr. and Mrs. Clark performing in duet and several selections from the song book during western services.
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Ender
Mra Mary Friez
W. OW. Clark
Mra Clark
Wbternacle
Knights at Wartsboro in Middletown district visit
A Middletown Tent No. 283 K. C. T. SM. delegation visited Wartsboro on Saturday evening to confer second and third degrees on several candidates. District Deputy Great Commander G. D. Beers accompanied the group, continuing liaison with local members.
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G. D. Beers
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