Dandits Concentrating for Concerted Uprising Across Border
Reported concentration of Villa bands at El Pino south of Biquillas after the Glenn Springs raid, with plans to move north toward American towns. Separately, American refugees head to California as US mobilizes 9 to 10 thousand troops for Mexican border duty, and talks with Obregon seek an agreement.
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Herald-Star
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Sierra Mojada
Washington
United States
National Guard
Funston
Baker
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New York
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Second Cavalry
Ethan Allen and
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Wilson
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Hawaii
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Admiral Winslow
Navy Department
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Manzanillo
San Diego
California
San Antonio
Tex
Westinghouse plant resumes as 18000 return to work
Three thousand more men joined the Westinghouse Electric plant at East Pittsburgh as gates closed, bringing total back to work to 18000. Strikers must apply through the employment office to return. Pickets disappeared and militia remained on duty. Braddock riot cases include strike leaders Merrick Bell and Hall jailed. three wounded rioters guarded at Braddock hospital. In Cleveland, seven girls picking outside a plant sparked a disturbance prompting police action.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
East Pittsburgh
Turtle Creek Valley
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Grand Jury
Braddock
Anna Bell
Fred H. Merrick
J. H. Hall
Braddock Hospital
Cleveland, CO
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Cal
Brilliant Debate On National Preparedness At Elks Hall
The Jefferson County Bar Association held a smoker at Elks Hall on Tuesday evening with about fifty attendees. Judges W. L Metcalfe John Pollock and W. H. Spence of the Court of Appeals attended along with Ernest L. Finley and Emmet E. Erskine. Remarks praised court reform and legal changes under the Ohio constitution.
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Elks Hall
Metcalfe
John Pollock
W. H. Spence
Court of Appeals
R. G. Richards
Carl H. Smith
Ernest L. Finley
The
Bar Association
Emmet E. Erskine
Pollock
Spence
Smith
Richards
D. M. Gruber
Ohio
Beatric Kelly and Slayton Clash in Public Preparedness Debate
In Steubenville a large audience heard City Librarian Beatric Kelly and Socialist orator J W Slayton of Pittsburgh debate national preparedness. The two hour session ended without a decision, but the crowd judged Kelly’s performance strong as she defended peace through readiness and secure shores, noting naval and coast defenses and the nation’s heritage.
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Slayton
E. P. McDevitt
Charles D Limeral
Miss Kelley
Mr. Slayton
Miss Kelly
Europe
England
Germany
Republicans win Virginia second district special election
George M. Bowers won the Virginia second district special election to succeed the late Jan Brown, defeating Democratic State Senator Samuel V. Woods by about 550 votes across 13 counties. The result signals potential GOP gains in West Virginia and nationally in the upcoming presidential campaign.
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Virginia
George M. Bowers Togress
Jan Brown
Brown
Congress
West Virginia
Samuel V. Woods
Heaven and Earth
Kubla
No Americans Aboard Cymric Says Consulate Telegram
The 7 Keperican consul at Oildeshaven telegrammed the American embassy to report definitively that no Americans were aboard the Cymric. Mr Frost stated no warning was given but a torpedo wake was seen and the ship was unarmed. Weather was rough and crew members spent from 130 am to 9 pm in lifeboats.
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Keperican
Oildeshaven
Bantry
Cymric
Frost
Verdun Front Activity Dips As French Trenches Hold
Paris May 10 The war office reports reduced artillery action on the Verdun front west of the Meuse and intermittent activity east of the diver. A French trench attack between the Oise and Aisne was repulsed and balloons drifted away as two of the French captive balloons landed near Hanover. Albanian clans vote to suspend blood feuds for six months in a dispatch from Scutari.
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Paris
Verdun Front
War Office
Meuse
Oise
Aisne
Berlin
London
France
Hanover
Scutari
Albania
Clothing workers strike widens in Chicago
The Associated Press reports that the clothing workers strike in Chicago, which began with about 600 cutters, is expected to spread further today. Frank Rosenblum, secretary of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union, says more than 1,000 employees of B. Kuppenheimer Co. will walk out.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Chicago
Frank Rosenblum
Amalgamated Clothing Worker’s Union
B. Kuppenheimer Co
Weather forecast for Ohio showers and winds
Ohio forecast calls for showers this afternoon and night with a general clearing Thursday. Warmer tonight with gales shifting to the northwest by Thursday.
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Ohio
Local Chamber Supports Adequate National Defense Prep
The Ways and Means committee of the Chamber of Commerce endorsed the United States Chamber of Commerce majority report urging adequate national defense preparation. Charles D. Simeral read the legislative committee's vote on all ten recommendations for stronger army and navy, universal military service, and related measures. The decision, applauded, goes to the board of directors. a Women’s Club civic department secretary requested continued coverage on Page Six.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Legislative Committee
Charles D. Simeral
Board of Directors
Ways and Means Committee
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H. H. McFadden
Civic Department
The
Women’s Club
W C T U Institute closes with probed talks and medal
The W C T U Institute held a closed session with a musical program and a medal contest featuring eight Hilltop contestants. Mrs Littlewood of Pittsburg, a National officer, gave a comprehensive review of Prohibition and California’s wet election.
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Herz
Miss Teeters
Hattie Morrow
Miss Oliver
Miss Morton
Tommy Brown
Ruth Elizabeth Zimmerman
Dorothy Frances Porter
Bernice Esther Brown
Marion Louise Preble
Ella Roberts Brookes
Gladys Beatrice Rogers
Margaret Isabel Warren
Rain
Thelma Ernestine Wildpret
G. H. Miller
W. C. Mansfield
Harriet Johnson
Zimmer- Preble
Littlewood
Pittsburg
California
Republic
Crozier
Miss Graham
John Blackburn
McCracken
San Francisco
San Diego
United States
North Sixth Street Arch Widening Hailed by City Council
City council last night advanced plans to widen the railroad arch over North Sixth street, addressing pedestrian safety as cars pass through a 40 foot width. Officials will have engineers inspect the site. the arch will be widened to improve traffic flow and safety.
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Psone & St. L. Railway Company
Healen
Midway
LaBelle View
H. M. Bates
Ridge and
Maryland Avenues
Wilkins Street
Fach
W. C. Brown
Rine
Borden
Blethrow
North Sixth Avenue
Williams
Helen
South Fourth Street
Mingo Line
Congress asked to curb liquor sales in Hawaii
Saratoga Springs May 10 A resolution unanimously adopted by the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church requests Congress to enact a law prohibiting the sale and manufacture of spirituous liquors in the Hawaiian Islands. The proposal was referred to a committee after criticism of a phrase reflecting on U S soldiers morals was eliminated and the resolution adopted today.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Saratoga Springs
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
U. S
Sussex Case Prompts German Admission of Torpedo Attack
Washington reports Secretary Lansing received word that a new note to Washington indicates Germany admits attacking the Sussex. The German government says the submarine commander was punished and reparations will be made. Berlin dispatch notes the vessel was not a warship and acknowledges the Sussex was torpedoed.
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Herald-Star
Washington
Lansing
Gerard
Sussex
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
United States
Germany
Unfilled Orders Of U S Steel Break Records This Year
In New York the U S Steel unfilled orders report for April 30 shows 92 9 551 tons, up 498 550 from March 31 and surpassing the February 29 high of 8 568 966 tons, marking a record for the year.
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U. S. Steel Corporation
Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
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