Differences With Mexico Settled
Niaeara Falls Ont June 24 Diplomatic differences between the United States and Mexico have been settled with a foreIoco signed by the Brazilian ambassador and the Chilean Argentine American and Huerta delegates. The settlement anticipates a provisional government under Huerta and a Pan American mediation triumph. The protocol sets that the United States and the mediating countries will recognize the new provisional government and resume diplomatic relations, with a commission to adjust private claims. The accord arrives as formal sessions pause while Constitutionalists and Huerta delegates seek the new government’s personnel and internal reforms.
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Niaeara Falls
Mexico
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Jprov’sonal
Huerta
Bonicht
Luis Carrera
Afael Zubaran
Jose Vascomero
Tonichi
Imediators
United States
Tampico
Provocol
E Commission
Encouragement to Improve for Next Year in Southern Farm Journal
A brief quote urges perseverance and steady improvement, noting that small advances this year will position the reader to do more next year. The tone is motivational and aimed at agricultural readers seeking steady progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Farm Journal
Panama Canal to Welcome Regular Steamship Toll
Washington reports six steamship lines have notified Panama Canal Management of plans for regular use of the waterway. A west coast vessel will pass the Pacific gates July 1 and 3, initiating a fortnightly Liverpool to South America service. An American line aims to merge ten ships between San Francisco and New York, with Hawaiian sugar cargoes routed directly Honolulu to New York once gates open.
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Washington
Panama Canal
South Amerea
Pacifica
Canal
Liverpool Iy
Liverpool
South ‘Amerea
San Jane’sco
New York
Honolulu
Goethals
Additional Personal News From Local Notes
Mrs T L Lodgess visiting relatives in Shawneville. Miss Helen Hodes back from Shawsville. Miss Louise Bling of Radford visiting Mary Birighthill on West Miami. Mrs J K Townes ill at home on Union. Rev E W Ward will conduct services at St Pauls Episcopal on Sunday July 5. Miss Emma Sullivan of Nashville a guest at Rev P Clark’s home on Pennsylvania Ave. Mr and Mrs N C Brubaker to move from Roanoke to new home on Colorado St. Mrs A L Barter and three children of Conover guests at Effie Nilian’s on College Ave. Miss Pauline Graham returned from Lexington. accompanied by Mrs T M Background and three children. Ground broken above Lake Spring for new home for Mr Gee. WL Zimmerman and Joe Puckett as contractor. Miss Granvilla DeWard returned from Montana. Primary dept Methodist Sunday School picnic tomorrow at Musser’s Grove on Mason’s Creek. children to be ferried by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T LL Lodgess
Shaweville
Helen Hodes
Shawsville
Louise Bling
Radford
Mary Birighthill
West Miami Street
J. Ke. Townes
Ablle
Union Street
E.W. Ward
D. D
Pittsburg
St. Pauls Bepscopal
Emma Sullivan
Nashville
Teamn
P. Clark
Pennsylvania Avenue
N. C. Brubaker
Roanoke Street
Colorado
A. Li. Barter
Conover
N. C
Effie
E. L. DaWald
High Street
Methodist Sunday School
Musser’s Grove
Masons Creek
Thirty-Four Bathersa Before Squire Camper
Thirty four youths faced charges of bathing in Mason's Creek near the public house on Sunday. After court proceedings, Squire Camper imposed costs of 1.90 dollars on each boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Camper
Mason's Creek
Peanut Stand Sharpens All Tools and Nuts Appeal
Joel Dressler known as The Peanut Man advertises sharpening service at the peanut stand corner Main Street and College Avenue and at 126 Market Street. Lowest prices with work guaranteed. Also touts "the best peanuts in the world" and lists contact number 1125-14-11.
Controlling Cantaloupe Melon Worms With Lead Arsenate
A farmer asks how to prevent melon worms that bore under the cantaloupe fruit. The suggestion is to mix one pound of lead arsenate in 30 gallons of water and spray as fruit sets, repeating until melons are half grown to cover the undersides.
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W. F.massey
Keep on Brakes and Avoid Heat in Summer Health Tips
The State Board of Health urges minimal exertion in hot weather. Avoid rapid walking or sun exposure, stay in shade, regulate diet with more vegetables and fruit, and drink water in moderation. Dress lightly, especially for children, and give babies maximum fresh air while limiting clothes. Begin outdoor activity gradually to prevent heat illness.
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Richmond
Ido
State Board of Health
Youme
Brillheart’s smoked bacon ham and shoulders offered
Brillheart's smoked country meat lineup includes bacon hams shoulders and sides listed by B. Strickler with a 5 14 14 4f date tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brillheart
B. Strickler
White House Letters Spur Debate Over Trust Legislation
White House officials released letters from business leaders across the country supporting the president’s view that business conditions are fragile and that a coordinated push by big business aims to delay proposed antitrust legislation. The letters, dated June, underscore ongoing pressure on Congress to act promptly.
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Washington, D.C
White House
Arrivals at Hotel Salem Weekly Register
The past week saw out of town guests checked into Hotel Salem. Names include Sara Williamson of Cresson PA J G Foster Dante VA CE Woolson Columbus Jack Williams Wytheville I B Mosthe Keys Villa VA Mir and Mrs Chas Williams Tremont OH J B Wilson Georgia W F Boyd Baltimore J C Shelburne VA W R Bedlager Roanoke E Clare Lancaster PA Mrs L C Lee Brooklyn NY Liite ve Richmond T H Spinidic Norfolk J S McMicking Virginia C Brady.
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Hotel Salem
Sara Williamson
Cresson
J. G. Foster
Dante
CE. Woolson
Columbus
Jack Williams
Wytheville
I. B. Mosthe
Keysvilla Va
Mir
Chas Willams
Tremont
Ohio
J.B. Wilson
Georgia
W. F. Boyd
Baltimore
J.C. Shelburne
Virginia
W. R. Bedlager
Roanoke
E. Clare
Lancaster
L. C. Lee
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hon. Liite
Richmond
T. H
For Sale Fine Model Poultry Farm Near Salem
Farm listing describes a fine bottom farm near Salem with a gravity powered water system. The seller is M G McClung, contact shows 9-4-13 and references a single 1f listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
M. G. McClung
Wilson urges Lincoln Highway route through Washington
President Wilson writes to Lincoln Highway Association proposing a Philadelphia to Gettysburg road via Washington to erase sectional tensions. He suggests official Lincoln highway markers on a macadam roadway from Philadelphia to Gettysburg, with costs covered by local organizations.
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Washington
Wilson
TH. B. Joy
Lincoln Highway Association
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Mason and Dixon
Lincoln Monument
Frederick
Mil
Woodrow Wilson
Roanoke Chief Moore Leads Police Chiefs Visit Grand Rapids
Chief Edward R. Moore of Roanoke Va attends the International Association of Police Chiefs convention in Grand Rapids Mich. He canvassed for the 1915 gathering with Cincinnati’s chief and is credited with helping Cincinnati win the honor over San Francisco. Moore networks at the Coliseum, weighs in on officer attire, and is noted for his Roanoke department’s actions during Hillsville shootings. He hints at pursuing an office to honor his home city.
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SR. R.moore
Satem
Roanoke
Grand Rapids
Mich
International Association of Police Chiefs
Moore
Edward R
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Grand Raupikis
Coliseum
Palm Beach
Lake Michigan
Allen ‘Boys
Hillsville
Painful Accident Injures Salem Journalist Mrs Beard
Mrs Beard, well known Salem correspondent for the Roanoke Times and World News, suffered serious injuries Sunday morning on the Boulevard when she spilled sulfuric acid on her foot and ankle. The burns will prevent wearing a shoe for a month or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra . F. Board
Salem
Roanoke Times
The
World- News
Marriage Licenses Issued in Roanoke and Campbell Counties
The Clerk's office issued licenses this pact week to couples including John Hi Wilson of Campbell County and Rosa Alberta Jen nonges of Roanoke County. Also Slam dton David James of Pinefield with Rosa Pleasants Haywood of Roanoke County and James Penn Wol rand with Anna Bell Hubbard, both of Roanoke County.
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John Hi. Wilson
Campbell County
Rosa Alberta Jennonges
Roanoke County
Slamdton David James
Pinefield
Rosa Pleasants Haywood
James Penn Wolrand
Anna Bell Hubbard
Dedication of Central Presbyterian Church in Washington DC
Dr Pitzer, pastor emeritus of Salem, attended and spoke at the dedication of Central Presbyterian Church Washington DC. Pastor James Taylor led the service and traced the church’s 46 year history from its founding, praising Pitzer’s role and noting the 1914 move to a new site with a temporary chapel prior to the May 31 1914 dedication. President Wilson and family were among early greetters as the congregation moved from Third Street NW to the Avenue of the Presidents site. The brick church features mahogany woodwork, oak floors, and a spacious vestibule with a large organ, while the basement Sunday School rooms will be opened to the main hall.
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Presbyterian of the South
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington D. C
A.W. Pitzer
Salem
Pitzer
James TH. Taylor
Dr. Mitzer
Dr. Pitzer
Gow
Washneton
Southern Assembly
North
Jesus Christ
Jas
HL Taylor
Macon
N. W
Sta Unds
The
United States
Paul
Timothy
Wilson
Pellagra Spreading Prompted Study in Spartanburg
Dr. Simon Flexner and colleagues from the Rockefeller Institute join New York and Albany health officials and U S medical corps in Spartanburg to study pellagra. They report 50,000 to 75,000 cases in the South and note high fatality among studied patients. Congress recently provided 47,000 emergency funds for a temporary federal hospital, with an $800,000 hospital awaiting approval.
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Spartanburg
Simon Flexner
Peyton Rouse
Rockefeller Insitute
New York
Wiliams
Albany
New York State
Medical Corps
Unter States Army and Navy
Publi Health Service
New York Post-Graduate Medical School
Flexner
Joseph OF. Sher
Robert M. Thompson
South
Congress
Another State Senator Resigns in Virginia
Richmond June 23 Senator Samuel TT Montague of the Portsmouth district will retire from the State Senate in the next few days. He is to become postmaster for Portsmouth, forcing him to relinquish his seat. The vacancy will be filled at the November election when the Congress is chosen. Governor Stuart is expected to direct that this be done to save election costs. This reduces the Senate to its preexisting members, with two others already having left. The new senators will serve only briefly to consider the State Tax Commission report due next January. Also noted are Jno M Hart of Roanoke and R L McNeure of Stafford, former collectors of internal revenue for western and eastern Virginia respectively.
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Richmond
Samuel
TT Montague
Portsmouth
State Senate
Tle
Stuart Wil
Jno. M. Hart
Roanoke
R. L. Mcnecure
Stafford
Virginia
More Money From Better Eggs in Hot Weather Advice
Farmers urged to cut losses from infertile eggs and blood rings in poultry. Removal of male birds, nest cleanliness, cool dry storage, and twice daily egg gathering are advised to boost egg quality and profits.
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United States
Toll Gate Arrangements Tabled for July Start
A special meeting of the Board of Supervisors held at the courthouse voted to adopt all toll rates proposed by the committee to place the toll system in operation on July 1. Tickets priced 3.50 and 2.50 will cover autos and other self propelled vehicles with discounts. Temporary lodges are being erected for ware-keepers as the toll operation begins on July 1.
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Board of Supervisors
G. W. Gish
Me Lick
Toll Wates
Ile
Bennett Springs Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Community notes from Bennett Springs record a weekend of church services at Cove Chapel led by Rev. Blankenship, visits from residents to Roanoke and Philadelphia, and multiple local social calls. The column lists numerous names and places such as Roanoke, Danville, Salem, and Pennsylvania, plus notices of sales and stray domestic tips.
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Do -Lock
Bryan
Noon
Hotel
Mason and Dixon Line
Chief Moore
Pitzereassists
S.T. Montague
Bennett Springs
Cove Chapel
Blankenship
Liane
Rock
Casper Deihl
Philadeli
Dolan
Mr. Crawford
St. Pat's
Amos
Britts
Haden Rhodes
Catawba
Mary Charlie Farrow
W. DL Stith
J O W. Ferris
J. 'W.'Fairis
J. M
W. R.yockey
Lartberzer
Evelyn Still
Danville
W. Rh. Youkey
Mable Reese
John Hall
Fallie Brickey
J. S. Hate
Tassure Blue Bell
June Rose
Baby Boy
Noboaty
Daring
Corre
Spondon
Sweetheart
Barnes
West Macn St
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