Open Port Brays Says Tampico Open Port Open Port
Peace delegates resume mediation as Secretary Daniels refuses to comment on ammunition deliveries to Mexican rebels. Navy orders and dispatches signal actions around Tampico with Mexican gunboats at Puerto Mexico and Antilla en route.
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Cretary
Daniels
Clifton Totel
Niagara Falls
Ont
Venustiano Carranza
Constitutionalists
Luimar
Nfsrance
Alexicaners
Washington
Tamaica
Bryan
Lagen
Tampico
Ot Pest
Isyvan
State Department
Yavana
Cuba
Senor Mano
Logan
Department
Annapolis
Admiral Blue
Badger
Admiral Mayo
Ward
Antillo
Furics River
Admiral Badger
Navy Department
Puerto Mexico
Sacramento
Tacoma
Vera Cruz
Mexican Craters
Antilla
New York
Bravo
Zaragoza
Huerta
Strikers sworn in as officers at Westinghouse plant
Pittsburgh on June 8 reports fifteen strikers chosen from about 10,000 workers at the East Pittsburgh Westinghouse plants were sworn in as special policemen by Burgess Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
East Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Company
Burgess Snyder
Man Killed In Auto Crash
Rochester report says Harry Baker was killed and Bertha Kester, 21, was badly injured when Baker's car overturned after steering gear broke. Police reported the crash occurred in Rochester on June 8. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Rochester
N. Y
Harry ‘Baker
Bertha Kester
Baker
No Hope for Stevenson After Critical Condition
Adlai Stevenson former vice president remained in a critical condition at Presbyterian hospital doctors admitted there was little hope of recovery in Chicago on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Presbyterian Hospital
Train Collision Kills Three as Express and Freight Crash Near Kamisk Station
Reports from Winnipeg describe a head on collision six miles east of Kamask station between an east bound express and a west bound freight on the Canadian Northern railway. Three trainmen died JAMES ARNOLD JAMES K PAUI ROSS DONALDSON and several others were badly injured with no passengers seriously hurt. In a separate incident C P Deyoe a real estate agent shot and fatally wounded G H Platt of a local creamery firm then suicided after a quarrel over a commission.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Northern Railway
Kamsack Station
James Arnold
Dauphin
James K. Paui
Ross Donaldson
Los Angeles
Cal
C. P. Deyoe
G. H. Platt
Platt
Militant Fire Destroys Mansion in High Wycombe
Militants from the Women's Social and Political Union set Tyler's Green mansion ablaze in an unoccupied home. Damages reach 306000 dollars. On the lawn lay suffrage literature including placards directed at King George. Scotland Yard detectives uncovered forged invitation cards thwarting a Buckingham Palace disruption.
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London
High Wycombe
Women’s Social and Political Union
Tyler's Green
George
Buckingham Palace
Scotland Yard
Trade Measure Favorably Reported By Senate Panel
Washington June 8 That section of the trade commission bill creating an inquisitorial commission was favorably reported by the senate interstate commerce committee after lengthy debate. A motion by Senator Pomerene to strike holding company interlocking directorates and railroad security clauses passed, and the bill will be reported when the Senate orders reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trade Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Pomerene
Senate
Travelers' Protective association convenes in Houston
Houston hosts the annual Travelers' Protective association convention with 576 delegates and guests from 35 states. Reports show rising membership and substantial committee work as visitors plan a Galveston excursion and Pan-American cruise departures Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
T. P
Tex
Travelers’ Protective Association
Galveston
Governor Hughes Wins Case in Topeka Trial
A district court jury in Topeka Kansas awarded Governor Hughes damages of 2310 dollars after Mrs Luella West sued him claiming he attacked her when she tried to take copies of letters from his office The jury deliberated for one minute yielding a swift verdict in favor of the governor.
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Hughes
Topeka
Kan
Luella West
Convention Officers Set For Missionary Body Meeting
New Albany district Women Home Missionary society elected officers for the ensuing year at Corydon. Mrs. M L Hyde was chosen president and Mrs. L G Stork vice president. Other posts included secretaries, treasurer, and mite box secretary, with officers from New Albany and Corydon. Marengo to host next session. A separate Epworth League election named officers, with the next convention at Marengo. Richmond reports a water poisoning threat as Abington residents fear a blue vitriol attack on the town supply.
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M. B. Hyde
L. G. Stork
New Albany
Women's Home Missionary Society
Corydon
M. L. Hyde
Anna Quennett
Osborne G. Reilly
QO. A. Rowe
Frank Gwin
Young People's Work
Mary Morrison
Marengo
C. Hollowell
Georgetown
Anna Jones
George Newbanks
Madison Swadener
W. T. Brown
A. C. Hawn
Epworth League
C. F. Ketcham
Cannelton
L. F. Ulmer
Ruth Walk
Moberly
Ida Crosby
New Salisbury
Cecil Katterjohn
Huntington
Tabitha South
Hazel Mason
Rena Lowen
Gertrude Zaring
Salem Junior League
Richmond
W. R. Reller
Bayer
Abington
Butler Rodenberg
Rodenberg
Robbers Plead Guilty In Clay Circuit Court
Isaac Deal and John Fagin pleaded guilty in Clay circuit court to robbing A T Crabb's store. Sentenced to two to fourteen years in the penitentiary. They hid under a counter with coats as sacks, and police recovered revolvers razors knives and other articles.
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Brazil
Isaac Deal
John Fagin
A. T. Crabb
Clay
Burleson Invited to Indiana Postmasters Meet
Postmaster General Burleson will be invited to attend and address the Indiana Postmasters association convention in Laporte July 22 to 24. The week also hosts the Indiana Jewelers association annual gathering in Laporte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Burleson
Indiana Postmasters’ Association
Indiana Jewelers’ Association
First Crop of Alfalfa at Petersburg
Farmers report cutting the first alfalfa crop averaging about two tons per acre despite a long dry spell. Alfalfa bay is priced at $18 per ton. Meadows clover and oats suffer from drought as rain misses the area for six weeks. Strawberry yields are down about 60 percent with small scrubby berries.
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Petersburg
Indiana Brevities: Muncie Dry andOther Local Notes
Muncie becomes the largest dry city in Indiana after a court decision. Reports from Lagrange, Thorntown, Crawfordsville, Versailles, and other towns recount drownings, a 103-year-old death, forgery sentences, local option results, and Dunkard conference matters. Also noted are accidents near Crown Point, a missing-link letter from Vancouver, and several local obituaries and parish activities.
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Muncie
Indiana
Lagrange
Samuel Diltz
Thorntown
Elizabeth Miller
Here
Crawfordsville
Charles M. Daugherty
Darlington
West
Michigan City
Daugherty
Versailles
Johnson Township
Frankfort
Dunkard
Rossville
Dayton
Shelbyville
Flat Rock T Baptist Association
Adams
Rushville
J. O. Brison
Waldron
Lewis Boger
Miss MacKnnerry
Shelbsville
B. Spaugh
Hope
Joseph O. Walkup
Medical Corps
United States Army
Walkup
Central
N. M
Doctor Walkup
Mace
Chicago Medical College
John Walkup
Bainbridge
Hammond
Crown Point
St. John
Whitaker
Alaska
South Bend
Melvin
Alvah Gangler
Osceola
St. Joseph County
Marion
Leo Brown
Mississinewa
Paul Hullinger
Helen Smith
Hullinger
Miss Smith
Brown
Carnegie Medal Society
Danville
New Winchester
Indianapolis
Jacob Kurtz
Tillman Williams
New Wichester
Alfred Martin
Claud R. Shaver
B. W. Tyler
Franklin
J. P. Durham
Home Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
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Bray
Duke OF
Penaranda
Duke of Penaranda
Lord Wimbourne
Express
Canadian Northern
Sety
Convention OF Missionary Body
Women’s Society of
Lawrence County
Bedford
Martinsville
Ira Decker
Brooklyn
Evansville
Zachariah Williams
U. S
Weill
C.O.D
Serence Reapercy
TEL
Shigagess
Spencer County
Cadick Milling Company
Grandview
H. L. Stratton
Rockport
J. W. Burns
P. O. Rockport
Ind
Dr Stratton
3Rd St
Asheville IN the
Land OF
the Sky
North Carolina Mountains
Hendersonville
Waynesville
Hot Springs
Tyron
Brevard
Saluda
Flat Rock
Southern Railway
Wm. Humphreys
D. P. A. Evansville
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