Villa Is For Peace Conference Urged By Northern Leader
A U S general appeals for a meeting between Villa and Carranza to restore constitutional government in Mexico. The state department notes aid shipments blocked at Piedras Negras, while Consul Blocker seeks transport of supplies. Villa’s call for a panel moves received with official satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wein
Washington
United States
Vidla
Uhat le
Garranzh
Mesleo
WilePa
Carranza
State Department
Mabel Foandman
Ted Cross
Piedras Negras
Surface Lines in Chicago Hit by Streetcar Strike
The first day of the streetcar strike in Chicago disrupted surface transit with only a few trains on select lines running. Most service was irregular, and a brick shattered a window on an elevated car, marking the strike as the day’s major issue while officials debated a settlement and possible mediation. Pierce Given Three Years in Sioux City for Conspiracy. he appeals, bond set at 7090 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leralee
Ons
Grealdermen
German forces claim big success on eastern front
London reports Germany claimed another decisive move northwest of Moziiska in Skaiavia, saying German lines extended over forty three miles and Russian positions were captured with about 16900 prisoners taken. In Nebraska two tornadoes swept Adame county, damaging hail and farms, with wind storms tearing a stretch fifteen miles long by six wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuton Altes
London
Germany
Gisim
Moziiska
Skaiavia
Siong Ane
Flere
Adame
Fer Ag
Do. Vasta
Mob drags man from Stephens County jail in Toccoa
A Black man was killed by a mob in Toccoa, Georgia, after being seized from Stephens County jail. The crowd surrounded a tree and hanged him, with authorities investigating the fatal confrontation between the mob and a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toccoa
Stephens
Stephens County
Patriotic Exercises Celebrate Flag Adoption in Betsy Ross House
Philadelphia observances marked the 136th anniversary of Congress approving the American flag with patriotic exercises on June 24 at Betsy Ross House. School children participated in the event and displayed jacquard-like patterns in the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Selieol
Jacquy
System court adjourns to June and October dates
In Washington D C the systeme court has taken a recess until June 21 and will adjourn next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Washington, D. C
Blockade legality dispute shapes new British note
Washington reports the United States will press Britain on the legality of its naval blockade of neutral ports and contraband trade. The State Department prepares a note detailing two key points: no legal basis for a broad blockade against neutral ports and violations of international law in wartime commerce. It argues neutral goods destined for enemy use may be seized only as contraband under a true blockade and rejects Britain’s claims to prepay for goods and protect contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Germany
State Department
Lannon
Britain
Great Deltalo
Death penalty for Gruder in Mary Phagan case urged
Telegraphic notes report Atlanta Jae M Leo urging death penalty for Gruder in the Mary Phagan murder while clemency is extended to be between now and June 22. The Georgists commission refused to recommend commuting the sentence to imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allanta
Jae M
Thompson
Reed Elsht
Saskatchewan
Rome
Giteen
Laibach
Innsbruck
Austria
Eibacan
Tigras
Albania
Ando
Durazzo
Russian Forces Halt Austro German Drive Near Lemberg
Russian troops in Galicia north of Lemberg defeated Austro German forces on the Dniester, killing 6400, wounding many, capturing 188 officers and 49 guns. Austrian German counterattack to the south and against Lemberg was halted by Russian defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Galicia
Lemberg
Dniester
von Linsingen
Allen Capture Two Heights in Molded
Reports from Mitylen state that elites have occupied two heights dominating Molded after heavy salvo attacks. They also report capturing 769 Turkish prisoners, signaling a sharp tactical advance in the area near Athens on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Athens
Mitylen
Molded
Vatican appoints apostolic delegate to the Philippines
Announcement at the Vatican after Friday noon confirms Mgr Giuseppe Petrelli, archbishop of Nistbi, has been named apostolic delegate to the Philippines, signaling a key diplomatic step in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Rome
Vatican
Mgr
Giuseppe Petrelli
Nistbi
Bhen
Philippesea
U S Oppose German Gun and Munitions Plant Purchase
President Wilson considers government action after secret investigations reveal German interests backing U S plants for arms production. Proposed Schwab Bethlehem Remington Remington works and other sites may supply weapons to Germany via Canadian shipments. Attorney General and Justice Department weigh legal steps to block any sale and protect public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachitislow
Wilstin
Seeman
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem
Small Anns
Hertford
Cont
Philadelphia
Schwa
Tie
United States
Great Britain
Tuller
Etal B
Gregory Ay
Department of Justice
Teutons Move East Of Lemberg In Fortified Push
Teutons under General Van Lynstagen advance east of Lemberg as fall of the city predicted. Beilin reports decay of the Tailroad from Hokowina to Bukowina and isolation of the Russian army near Bukowina. Tauelng pauses at Lemberg, Austro-Hungarian forces claim 500 Russians captured in Stenialau area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Lynstagen
Lemberg
Beilin
Hokowina
Bukowina Teuton
Gonveil_von Tauelng
Lémberg
Australer- Wan
Captain Owen Transferred to Dardanelles Front
London reports Captain Reginald Owen of the Royal Engineers married to Mrs Ruth Bryan Lonvyitt has been transferred to the Dardanelles theater where he fights against the Turks. The消息 notes his move as part of wartime dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
London
Reginald Owen
The
Royal Enginema
Man
Ruth Bryan Lonvyitt
W. J. Tiryan
Terks
Fire destroys Red Cross ambulances in London
A factory at Fark, Raye, burned destroying 100 Red Cross ambulances and 20 motor vans bound for the war office. The loss is reported as 100000 dollars. A mysterious fire caused the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
London
Wae
Fark
Raye
Bryan resigns amid White House farewell with Wilson
Washington June 11 1 Bryan resigns from the Wilson cabinet after a private farewell with President Wilson at the White House. The two men discussed differences over German policy and the danger zone message to Americans aboard belligerent ships. They expressed mutual respect and hopes for the nation as they parted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jennings Bryan
Wilson
White House
State Department
Germany
Lis
Ryan
Germ
United States
William Jen- Bos Tiryen
Inne
Bryan
Brigly
Beyan
Obregon Out Of Danger From Mexican Conflict Report
Alveston Texas June 12 Aenkle Alam received here from Vera Cruz confirms general Obregon remains in West Arn base of Leon. The message says the Mexican commander refused to abandon the fight and his troops were assured of victory despite warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alveston
Tex
Aenkle- Alam
Vera Cruz
Obregon
Leon
Sinn
Nii
No Money Stringeney in Ubbago Speech
Ubbago on June 11 James BR Forgan says it is too early to quote figures but notes this year will see money trim geney as claimed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubbago
James Br, Forgan
French Seize Spy Svepedu At Moroccan Port
The French cruiser Du Chuyla intercepted the Spanish steamer Canali near Lameche Morocco and took into custody two men who claimed Dutch citizenship but were regarded as suspects by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svepedu
Cadi
du Chuyla
Canali
Notable Young Leader Bougias Thana Jr Found Dead In Maryland
A prominent young figure in the country, Bougias T. Thana Jr, was found dead in Maryland. The discovery occurred under circumstances described as severely mangled and unclear, with authorities beginning inquiry into the cause and potential suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aate
Hathimore
Jugn M
Bougias T. Thana Jr
Freight Rate Meeting Reviews Upper Mississippi Terminals Plan
The Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association convoked shippers from Illinois Missouri Louisiana Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and a San Francisco delegate group to discuss freight rates and river terminals along the upper Mississippi. The gathering focused on improving conditions to boost river traffic, counter Panama Canal rate effects, and promote self propelled barges and river ferries at lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyplyce—buaegne
Middle West
Arsem
Thibuque
Ee Ausy
Upper
Upper River Improvement Association
Panama ‘Canal
Mluntic Seaboard
Pacife
Wiper
Thomas Wilkinson
Apystattsbies For River Improvementt Association
Steles
Chambers of Femimesce
Illinois
Missour
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
San Francisco
Beef consignment to support French soldiers reported
Ghoree Beef for Soldier is published from Manchester in Aelewace county. TH and Wo Ty Curcovkers and Charles Lundell, Delaware County farmers, sell to the Armour company a shipment of 213 head of choice steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Aelewace
Jis
Messrs
Wo Ty Curcovkers
Charles Lundell
Delaware County
The
Armour Company of
Ricase
Tor
Two-Headed Calf at Shénardoah Draws Attention
Rumor of a two headed calf near Shénardoah sparks unusual care as Sawas ugen buys hose to feed it. In Vinton, the Iowa Association of the Blind closes a three day session with a bronze tablet memorial for Tale Savt and Thooas F. WeCune in the college chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yom Wan Swearingen
Shénardoah
Sawasugen
Vinton
Iowa Association of the Blind
F. WeCune
Dubuque Native Dies in Mississippi River Jump Attempt
A German man named Mussard who had recently arrived in America killed himself by leaping from a bridge into the Mississippi River. He landed in the water and was rescued by a passing launch, then brought to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Nicholgs
Mussard
America
Mississippi
Train Fatality in Albia Details Missing
A report from Albia describes a fatal railway incident involving Hay Pilkington who was struck by a fast freight. Ray operated a vehicle named Yulrose and attempted to intervene as the train approached but did not stop. The narrative is unclear on the exact sequence and other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Hay Pilkington
Ray
Williams Man Dies In Auto Crash Near Ada
A Williams man died in a hospital after a car went off a grade and rolled over while he was making a call. The crash occurred near Ada, and he was fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Smaat
Ur O'Conner
Williams
Sear Willams
Horse Kick Fatality in Stratford Resident Dies After Horse Kick
Boone Donald Carlson of Stratford died at Eleanor Saurel hospital after fracturing his ex caused by a horse kick. The incident occurred earlier this week in Stratford, with medical staff treating Carlson prior to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Donald Carlson
Stratford
Eleanor Saure Hospital
Sale Brings $23 700 at Iowa Auction
Burlington auction, among the largest glock sales in Iowa, saw fifty head of cattle totaling $20 750. One cow went to an Oklahoma breeder for $1 590, with Weaver and Garden handling the sale in Wavello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Iowa
Wavello
Weaver and Garden
Enifle
Oklahoma
Nashua Woolen Mill Adds Dye House Equipment
Charles City reports the Nashua Woolen mill is equipping a new dye house as it expands its facilities to handle the growing range of fabrics. The mill recently completed adding buildings and is preparing to process more orders with updated machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Nashua Woolen Mill
Escaped Criminal Captured After Extradition in Creston
In Creston Sheriff Evang and Attorney George Johnston chased Earl Madden who fled Minneapolis after a conspiracy verdict. Madden, previously upheld by the supreme court, was recaptured with extradition papers and sent to Anamosa Reform School to serve a three year term. James Salinger, charged likewise, remains to serve his sentence unless the lower court is reversed. College President Resigns at Simpson College in Indianola as Dr Francis L Strickland departs to head a philosophy department at the University of West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Evang and Cavely
George Johnston
Minneapolis
Minn
Earl Madden
Cromwell
Tinton County District Court
Mad Fee
Supreme Court
Sherif Evses
Clarke
Anamosa
James Salinger
Phcilianola
Francis Lb
Strick—land
Simpson College
Triveccity
West Virginia
Strickland
Vote $400,000 For School
Manah City voters approved a measure to bind the city for raising 300,000 for a new high school building at the special school election. Strong public interest and district support carried the proposition with a large margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manah City
Grovneitinn
Speniel
Boters
Privesitlion
Drowned man in Peculiar Marshalltown incident
A stock buyer named Stewart was drowned in a swollen stream after a tram accident involving a horse waxer in the Marshalltown area. The only witness could not assist, and Stewart died as he was carried into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Heuiginin
Stewart
Iowa
Cpa
Aueldvet
Stewaril
Forest City approves 160000 school funding at polls
Voters in Forest City pass by 34 to 296 a measure approving 160000 in bonds to build a new school. The plan includes two basement floors to house the school, with emphasis on improving facilities and wages for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Itis City
Lousu
Will Build Tata Jefferson Cable Towers This Summer
A company plans to begin construction this summer, erecting tall steel towers for a cable system. The project involves acquiring rights and setting up equipment for ongoing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata Jefferson, Jafferson
Iba Keitwayong Hight
Seferson
Missing man found near Rockagle after long search
The body of Miler ifhase was found near here at a Wuif al Rockagle after a lengthy missing period. Authorities say no clear cause of death but assume it to be accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubane
Milerifhase
Child Hit By Auto In Down City Collision
A six year old girl, daughter of Moctor Scarboroush, was seriously hurt after being struck by a car while playing in the street. Her parents were en route with a drip to California when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Fally
Kem
Ae Six Saath
Moctor Scarboroush
Down City
California
Incident Report From Muddled Dispatch
Unclear text describes a disturbance involving a policeman Lowry, a figure named St Inmon Two Gracks, and a person Ran Kole. References to being held up, a star and money wife, and an alleged Ubenusciahs dismiss the details as garbled and unspecific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Hin
Ran Kole
Ubenusciahs
Fire Devastates Town Laundry in Early Blaze
A devastating blaze gutted the town laundry on an inner door site, discovered early by residents. Fire crews were unable to control the inferno, leaving extensive damage and prompting investigations into the cause. Local authorities urge caution as cleanup and assessment proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Ihelan Falls
Anil Bronk
City Awards Sewer System Contract Near $19,000
The city awarded the contract for a sewer system with a price near $19,109. The action confirms a completed bidding process and sets the project cost in the public works agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narlléy
Anss
Falls Unier Cars in Missouri Valley Incident
Clyde Fitch son of Mr and Mrs L Fitch of Missouri Valley injured after falling from a moving train while riding between cars near his home East part of county. He trailed to alight as rain stopped. Residents John BE Sing celebrated their wedding anniversary at Ackley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Missouri Valley
Clyde Fitch
Mrs. L. Fitch
Minsourit Valley
Lego
Ani
John Besing
Ackley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pierce
4C Halé
Czar
Arras
Cameli
Alsigny
Haute
Souves
Tg Gala Lens
U.S
Htarney
Gomt
Teutons
Stanislav
New Orleans
Geant
Port Madison
T. Matheny
Wistret Court