Way Open For Carranza To Enter Peace Conference
Niagara Falls June 3 The mediators focused on General Carranza the Constitutionalists chief as the next move will decide if Mexico is pacified by diplomacy The mediators opened the way for constitutionalists to participate in conferences The protocol will declare general principles on agrarian and educational reforms and advise Mexico to establish a provisional government with due regard to all factions The United States will recognize the new government once the protocol is signed
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Associated Press
Heeni S.a
Niagara Falle
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Blind Judge Shows Mercy in Municipal Court Case
In a blind court scene at the municipal court, Judge Jodn Bell presided over the case of Fred Meyers, accused of professional begging. Meyers, blind with two cents, sought funds to reach Richmond Indiana to relatives. The judge revealed his own blindness, then, with officials, arranged Meyers's transportation to his destination.
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Herald-Star
Innati
Jodn Bell
Fred Meyers
Meyers
Richmond
Ind
Dress in Women But Says it is Enjoyable
Mrs. Percy Pennypacker, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, said woman suffrage remains an open question and current fashions are immodest yet comfortable. She praised the freedom of chest and waist for deep breathing and comfort while condemning extreme low necklines and Parisian excess.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Chicago
Percy Pennypacker
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mrs. Pennypacker
Militants attack Belfast editors and London gallery guard
Militants assault Belfast managing editors Stewart and Anderson of the Belfast Telegraph and News Letter, leaving one editor bedridden. In London, a suffragette attacked a Dore Gallery attendant guarding paintings, wrecking two works including Love Wounded by Bartolozzi, before police restrained her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
News- Letter
Anderson
London
Dore
Bourlet
Bartolozzi
Opposition to Ohio New School Law Still Vigorous
Ohio editor James Boyk reports continued opposition to the new state school code after the referendum deadline, citing centralization fears and distrust of the governor. He notes Republicans largely supported the measure with hesitations, while rural papers debate practical features and reformation aims.
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James Boyk
Columbus
Ohio
Will Hereafter Charge for Haul ing Slag
Pittsburg and Youngstown railroads notify a new tariff will be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission effective June 15 for slag and waste transport from furnaces and mills. Estimated rates are 20 cents per ton for slag and 35 cents for evacuating material, adding about 2 million dollars yearly to charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Arrives With World Class Roster
Crowds from surrounding counties come to see Hagenbeck-Wallace at the Pennsylvania Railroad grounds. Two performances daily at 2 and 8 pm with a grand parade at 10 am. The mammoth 540 foot tent, a European zoological display, and 38 performers in three rings headline a lavish program led by Carl Hagenbeck’s traveling menagerie and Miss Callie Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Central Drug Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Narrow
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Carl Hagenbeck
Legion
Zoological Department
Carl Hegenbeck
Hagenbeck-Wallace Diress
Hamburg
Germany
Philip Hagenbeck
Callie Julian
Miss Julian
Ward- Fischer
Royal Circus
Amsterdam
Holland
Paul Fischer
Fischer
Bidder Schedule for Pike Repairs Names Many Contractors and Prices
The list details lowest bids for pike repair contracts from multiple bidders across several routes. Notable entries include A. E. Stringer Adena Harrisville and York at $2.65, J J Erwin Tweeds Run to Hills school house at $2.83, Harry Daugherty Wintersville to Richmond and State Aid and Andrews pikes at $2.24, and Wm Jackson segments with bids as low as $1.97 to $2.65. The long catalog covers Fernwood Branches Sinclair avenue, Long Run, Belmont county line, Mt Pleasant routes, and several townships, concluding with various combinations and settlements among Knoxville Island Creek, Bloomfield, Smithfield, and New Alexandria segments.
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Pike
A. E. Stringer
Adena
Harrisville
York
Aden
Long Run
J. J. Erwin
Tweeds Run
Hills School House
Harry Daugherty
Wintersville
Richmond
Andrews Pikes
M. Howard
Fernwood
Sinclair Avenue
Steubenville
E. Steitz
Shelley’s
East Springfield
Wm. Jackson
Portland Pike
Rayland
B. Lewis
Rush Run
Hopewell
Stringers
Warrenton
Bidwells
Fox
Sharon
Emerson
Science Hill
Belmont County
J. C Stokes
Knoxville
Island Creek Church
Empire
W. C. Wolfe
Bloomfield
Smithfield
Red Ridge
W. R. Heburn
Mt. Pleasant
Ragland
D. Carnes
Neel Pike
Potter Shop
Dillonvale
Wm. Wheatley
Brilliant
Salt Run
New Alexandria
Georges Bur
Ais
MecCourdlys
James Simpson
Campbell & McClelland
Blackburn Ridge
Torgotote Island
Wright Denies Sale Rumor of Aeroplane Firm
Orville Wright denied plans to sell his aeroplane company while acknowledging a major deal is under way. He warned New York promoters are guessing, said no sale of the Wrielet company or quitting aircraft manufacture is contemplated, and promised a public explanation after completion.
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Dayton
Orville Wright
New York
Wright
Wrielet Company
Itvall Vacs
New York Stock Market Quotations A C Douglas
Quotations furnished to A C Douglas by Moore Leonard Lewis of New York and Pittsburgh. Stocks listed include Reading 35,354. Union Pacific 921. Southern Pacific 904. Missouri Pacific 18. U S Steel 6. Goodrich Rubber 2414. Standard Oil stocks 18 and 408 on various listings. Specific firm names and price figures are given for multiple entities.
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New York Stock Market
A. C. Douglas
National Exchange Bank
Messrs. Moore
Leonard & Lewis
New York
Pitsburg
Amanies
Iocewes Sean
Americee
Standard Oil
N. J
Ohio Weather Outlook: Showers Likely Tonight and Thursday
Ohio forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with probable showers. Temperatures warm tonight while remaining mild during the day, and skies may clear briefly between systems.
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Ohio
Suffragettes Attack Medical Officer at Holloway Jail
London June 3 suffragettes attacked Dr Francis Forward medical officer of Holloway jail as he left the prison two women with horsewhips assaulted him before a police constable stopped them. They said the act was a pre conduct and recalled an earlier October 7 1913 attack. An arson squad burned a cricket pavilion at Earlsfield and another squad set a country residence near Belt but the fire was discovered and contained.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
London
Francis Forward
Lowny
Forward
Earlsfield
Bondon
Belt
First U P Church Installs Rev Spear With Ceremonies
Installation at the First U P Church last night joined Rev Jos A Spear to the congregation with Rev H G Kelsey presiding and preaching on Follow me and I will make you fishers of men. Clergymen from East Liverpool and Toronto assisted. a Congregational reception followed in the parlor with many pastors and wives in attendance.
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Jos. A. Spear
U. P
H. G. Kelsey
East Liverpool
Christ
J.C. Smith
Rev. McVey
Toronto
House of God
New Home to Open at Jefferson County Children’s Home
Finishing touches on the Jefferson County Children’s Home at the old McCullough farm near Yellow Creek lead to a formal opening on Monday June 8 with an afternoon program. Mr McCullough Judge Carl H. Smith A C Lewis and B F Murphy will speak and a reception will follow. The county wards now at Bethel Smithfield will be moved Wednesday by auto for a celebratory outing.
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Jefferson County
McCullough
Yellow Creek
Mr. McCullough
Carl H. Smith
A. C. Lewis
B. F. Murphy
Smithfield
Bishop's Commencement at Ohio Wesleyan Overseen by Six Bishops
Lloyd Ernest Harshman of Mingo Junction will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts as part of Ohio Wesleyan University's 70th commencement, dubbed the Bishop's Commencement. The week, June 5-10, features six Methodist Episcopal bishops, alumni speakers, and events culminating in the June 11 ceremony.
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Lloyd Ernest Harshman
Mingo Junction
Ohio Wesleyan University
Methodist Episcopal
Francis John McConnell
Greencastle
Indiana
Students’ Christian Associations
Wm. F. Anderson
D. D
Cincinnati
Great Honor Chapel
Napthali Luecock
Kansas City
Edwin Holt Hughes
Dh. D
San Francisco
California
W. P. Thirkield
D. C
LL. D
Washington D. C
Wm. F. McDowell
Dak Els D
Chicago
Poincaré Prepares Special Railroad Car for Roosevelt Visit
Paris June 3. President Poincaré orders the special presidential railroad car ready for Col Theodore Roosevelt on his approach to Cherbourg. The car will precede a special boat train from Paris. Roosevelt is expected to be received at the Palace Saturday.
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Associated Pres
Herald-Star
Paris
Poincaires
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Cherbourg
Col. Roosevelt
President Directed to Negotiate With Great Britain
Senate foreign relations panel adopts the Sutherland resolution by 8 to 6 directing President Wilson to pursue arbitration talks with Great Britain over the Panama tolls dispute. The measure advances to the full Senate as Borah may vote against reporting it. action still leaves the repeal bill fight unaffected per OGorman.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sutherland
Wilson
Great Britain
Panama
Senate
Borah
Stone
O’gorman
Pomerone
Evanson
Smith
Arizona
Michigan
Hitchcock
Williams
Salisbury
Lodge
Root
McCumber
Burton
Woman from Cleveland to witness Salem suffrage revival
Mrs Elvira J Bushnell of Cleveland who was 17 at the 1850 Salem Salem suffrage meeting will attend the June 10 revival of the Salem convention. A longtime Western Reserve suffrage secretary and friend of Susan B Anthony she helped found the movement. The 1850 gathering was the second suffrage meeting in world history held in Ohio before the 1851 constitutional convention.
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Elvira J. Bushnell
Cleveland
Salem
Bushnell
Must Play With Reds
Chicago June 3 The injunction stopping George H Johnson from playing with any team other than Cincinnati stands as permanent after Judge Feil denied Kansas City's motion to dissolve the order Garry Hermann president of the Cincinnati team secured the temporary injunction
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Reds
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Chicago
George H
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