Five Soldiers Die in Texas Border Fighting War
Brownsville Texas reports a rising toll from the Texas border bandit war with five U S soldiers killed since the raid began two months ago. Private Harold y Forney of Water town N C died of wounds received in Monday's clash at Los Indios. Civilian deaths reach four. Mexican casualties estimated around 100. A skirmish near Los Fresnos ended without clear enemy trace as troopers pursued suspected bandits. An allied rail and foreigner relocation effort continues toward the border amid state department cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texas
Harold Y
Forney
Watertown
N. C
Los Indios
United States
South Texas
Los Fresnos
Here
E. P
Nafarrate
Matamoros
Mexico
Rio. Grande
International
Sheriiff C.A. Monahan
EL Paso
Chihuahua City
Villa
State Department
Washington
Chihuahua
No Sudden Relief From Heat Wave Across Regions
Washington reports a gradual drop in temperatures starting today across the middle Atlantic New England and Ohio valley states after a week of scorching heat. Forecasters expect no rapid cool down for the next four hours except in New York northern New England and the lower leh region where showers may briefly ease the heat. Boston reached 94 degrees as the hottest city east of the Rockies.
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Washington
Weather ‘Bureau
Middle
Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
New York
New Elyland
Leh
Boston
Rocky Mountains
Terrible Croup Attack Quickly Repulsed by Remedy
Georgia store keeper T J Barber of Jefferson says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured two of his children aged eight and six during severe croup attacks last winter. He touts the product as reliable and safe for a large family, with Miller and Arthur Drug Co. selling the genuine item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Foley
T. J. Barber
Jefferson
Moley’s
Voters barbed by riot clubs in precinct election case
Indianapolis witnesses in the Joseph E Bellona election conspiracy trial describe police driving away Black voters at the eighth precinct of the third ward with riot clubs. Testimony names include Arthur Robinson Robert H Bryan James F Cleary Sheriff George V Coffin and Walter Pritchard. Witnesses say officers threatened Black registrants and that riot clubs were supplied by Samuel V Berrett.
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Indianapolis
Joseph E. Bellona
Arthur Robinson
U.S
Robert H. Bryan
James F
George V. Coffin
Walter Pritchard
Samuel’. V. Berrett
Egroes
Pritchard
Hulse
Ritogeard
Rucker
Wulse
Cleary
Denis Bush
Bush
Will Investigate Munitions Health and Labor Hours
London dispatch reports David Lloyd George has named a committee to advise on industrial fatigue hours and other health matters affecting munition factory workers. The move follows a British Association for the Advancement of Science debate stressing rest periods nourishing food and recreation to raise productivity without longer hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Lloyd George
British Association For the Advancement For Science
Passenger train collision kills man wife critically hurt
A Cincinnati etc Hamilton and Dayton passenger train struck a buggy carrying Phuree 54 and his wife near Springfield on September 16 midnight. The husband died and the wife was seriously injured. a four month old infant in the buggy also suffered injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprid Ngfield
Oscar Phuree
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Red Cross ration crisis in Mexico City sparks appeal
Information from Gen Devol via Charles J. O Connor reports that no more funds are available for Mexican relief, threatening starvation for over 160000 residents. Red Cross fed over 50000 destitute. 22000 families seeking aid. Prices soar. beri beri and typhus warnings trigger school disinfecting. Carranza allies accuse overstating need while some stations close for lack of supplies.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Charles J. O'Connor
American Red Cross
Gen. Devol
Washington
Red Cross
O'Connor
Mexico
Carranza
Belgium
Camden to open its own bank in Schuyler county
Camden Illinois plans a local bank to serve farmers and townspeople. Thirty five stockholders subscribe 12000 capital. A. H. Kay elected cashier. Remodeling a Camden building will house the bank in a modern brick structure and begin business in November.
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Camden
Schuyler County
Mt. Sterling
Rushville
Augusta
Grant. Stewart
Mr. German
Braadway Bank
Quincy
Henry Schmiedeskamp
S. 8. Groves
A. H. ‘Kay
Camp Point
Many Pledged For Women Suffrage In Congress
New York Sept 16 Two hundred six members of the new house of representatives will vote for the federal amendment for woman suffrage, per a report by Mrs Medill McCormick to the National American Woman Suffrage association. The figure is the minimum and may rise before December due to district pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
New House. of Representatives
Medill McCormick
Chicago
National American Woman Suffrage
Senate
Rock Island Muddle Prompts Interest Payment Review
Chicago reporters say Chicago Rock Island and Pacific receivers must determine if most of the 20 million debenture bond interest coupons due July 15 1915 are available for payment before allocating the 500000 interest due. Judge George A Carpenter extended orders authorizing receivers certificates and payment at face value, reserving any surplus for other July 15 debenture interest demands.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad
George A. Carpenter
United States District
Jacob M. Dickinson
H. A. Mudge
American exports urged to build closer South American trade
Dr. L. Rowe, general secretary of the Pan American Financial Congress and a Penn professor, says in Bora and Chile American exporters showed disappointment at missed trade ties. He cites reluctance to extend credit and calls for direct rapid communication to favor U S manufacturers seeking South American markets, as he works with Treasury to implement Washington resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L. §. Rowe
Pan- American Financial Congress
South America
Bora
Chile
Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
McAdoo
Witch
Washington
Congress
Heat Death Toll Climbs During Hot Wave in Philadelphia
Heat peaked at 88 degrees with 92 percent humidity in Philadelphia. Three deaths were reported this afternoon, bringing the total fatalities from the ongoing heat wave to fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadielphia
Discover Ruins of Cliff Dwellers in Mesa Verde
Denver reports unveil cliff dwellers ruins in Mesa Verde National Park southwestern Colorado. Enos A Mills notes these works differ from any previously found in western America, promising new clues to early races. Government agents under Dr J W Fewkes of the Smithsonian led the excavation revealing a stone fortress like building in the shape of a letter with a 132 foot upright and 245 foot curved circumference. Walls seven feet thick with hollow interior rooms.
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Denver
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
Enos A. Mills
America
Mills
Fewkes
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment for many pains from neuralgia to sprains. It claims instant relief as the solution penetrates to the sore area, dissolving congestion and freeing circulation. Available in 25c 50c and $1 bottles, with the larger bottle offering six times the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Sloan's
Highway Congress Debates Military Road Plan
Akland Calif Sept 16 The Pan American Road congress adopts a resolution to investigate feasibility and need for a nationwide military highway from Mexico to Canada costing about 50 million dollars. Illinois delegates led by A ts Gash push to broaden scope to include all US sections and remove the word eminiare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akland
Cal
Committee of Resolutions
California
Oregon
Washington
Interior
Illinois
A. Ts Gash
Springfield
United States
Singleton Returns From Business Trip to Ferris Nauvoo Burnside
W. J. Singleton arrived home last night from a business trip covering Ferris Nauvoo and Burnside. He reported markets steady and plans to resume work today.
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W. J. Singleton
Ferris, Nauvoo and
Burnside
Cashier of Bank Guilty Says Jury Finds Misappropriation
Danville Ill Sept 16 Oliver A Harker cashier of the First National Bank of Johnson City was found guilty by a jury in the WS district court of misappropriating funds of the bank The defense moved for a new trial George Esterbrook Jack Denvers and John Nolan were found guilty and sentenced by Judge Wright to 20 years each in Leavenworth prison Peter Brown an Illinois Central detective was acquitted after being accused of assaulting a United States mail carrier Walter Leak was shot and killed at Centralia last April the jury acted under Judge Wright’s instructions
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Danville
Ill
Oliver ‘A. Harker
First” Natiional Bank
Johnson City
WS. District Court
George Esterbrook
Jack Denvers
John Nolan
Texas City
Bloomfield
Burnside
Dongola
Wright
Local Pick Ups Celebrate Week With Special Buys
Halbach Schroeder Co advertises today only specials on percales and crepe breakfast sets in solid colors and patterns. Toweling and Terry cloth yardage offered at cut prices. Electric Wheel Co to exhibit at Monmouth field plowing event October 12 to 16. Fred L Moore visits from Washington Treasury Dept with Norborn, Mo. brother contemplating college entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland
Halbach-Schroeder
Herman Weinberger
Plymouth
Halbach- Schroeder Co
G. Musselman
Dolly Varden
Fred L
Headache Powder Ad Makes Bold Claims
An old time advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder promising rapid relief from dull or violent headaches. It urges immediate purchase at the drugstore, claiming users will wonder what became of the ache shortly after taking a powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Maplewood Freshman Class Elects Officers
The Maplewood High School freshman class organized Thursday with Elmo Donley as president Erma Nelson as vice president Lena Pierze as secretary. Also noted were visits and local social moves including Mrs Phil Wisehart returning from Fowler and Mr Fred Mensendilse of Quincy plans.
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Fowler
Phil’ Wisehart
Lewistown
Fred Butler
Quincy
Maplewood High ‘School
Elmo. Donley
Erma
Nelson
Lena
Pierze
Fred Mensendilse
Frank
Floyd
Coleman
A. Quincy Igaller
John.Castle
Staton
Ruth Liggett
Champaign
Ed Cramore
Frank Baldwin
Fred, Roger of
Golden
Emil Sleubner
Baby
Coatsburg
The Eleventh Dimension in a Family Theater Showing
Timeworn tale of Professor Singleton trying to prove life after death with experiments on animals. Betty, his daughter, frets as the lab fills with ghosts and fury when subjects vanish. Seen at the Family Theater today.
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Singleton
Betty
Beatty
Ang
Funeral notice for Mrs Anna Webster Roberts of Osford Ohio
The funeral of the late Mrs Anna Webster Roberts of Osford Ohio who died recently will be held at Daugherty's undertaking parlors at 10 30 this morning with the Rev Lyman Greenman officiating. Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery.
Reynolds Will Probate Grants H C Sprick as Executor
The will of Charles B. Reynolds was probated yesterday with H C Sprick named executor. The probate confirms the will arrangement and assigns administration duties to Sprick.
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Charles _B. Reynolds
H. C. Sprick
Furnished three room flat for rent on first floor
Lost sample case described as Royal Tea near Twenty first and Chest Mut streets. Reward for return to 270 Oak Street. Inquiries at 62 Spring Street.
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A. Sample
Royal
Tea Company
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Mrs. Hermes
Broadway
Stuart
Comedieskamp
Cass City
Rock Island
Miller & Arthur. Drug. Co
Maine
Street
Brown. & Mays
N. E. Cor
Fifth
Hampshire Streets
Reeds Drug Store
Owl Drug Store
N.6th St
Wilton
Axminster
Agia
Ise Aes
Sworth
AZ Wiltana
Brussels
W. Or
Einolpiis
Congoleum
Madden
Daven
Gash
Hinds
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