WAR GUNS FIRED 200 MERICANS KILLED IN TAMPICO ACTION
A fragmentary report recalls General Huerta refusing to salute the U S flag and the Tampico incident. United States forces advanced on Vera Cruz on April 21 and occupied key points after fierce fighting. Four Americans were killed and twenty wounded. twenty Mexicans died. Rear Admiral Fletcher led the fleet in demanding surrender of the port, prompting occupation to deter German aid to Huerta. The piece notes potential future actions and mentions the execution of four gunmen in New York for Herman Rosenthal’s killing.
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Huerta
Tampico
United States
Hell
Vera Cruz
Turaday
Fletcher
Warehige
Maas
Chie
Wea
Lond
Meral Maas
Vera Cros
Death of Hazel Blankenship at Forgan
Mrs. Hazel Blankenship of Forgan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Moon of Beaver, died this morning after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church in Beaver at [time] p.m. with burial in the cemetery there. The community extends sympathy to her husband, parents, and sister amid its sudden loss.
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Hazel Blankenship
Forgan
Moon
Beaver
Bho
Dropay
Taneday
Christian Church
Jesus
Program of Events for April 23 24 and 25
The schedule lists a Moonnine Music event by a band, field meet, girls and boys sports including basketball baseball and tennis, drill band parade, an oratorical contest, a spelling contest for under ninth grade pupils, and a grand spelling contest for county championship. Hon R H Wilson state superintendent of schools attends. Prizes awarded Saturday.
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R. H. Wilson
Saterpay
Temperance Work Reported At County Meeting
A county temperance update notes a May 11 meeting at the Christian Church with Miss Erma Crabtree as subject and plans for flower minstrels and pennants for the Educational Fair. Children prepare calls, songs, and rally cries in support of prohibition, plus a Loyal Temperance Legion formed among the young.
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W. C
Melina
W.C. T
ST Acat Andogna
Christian Church
Beaver County Education and Field Meet Opens
The Beaver County Education and Field Meet starts today and runs three days. Beaver schools have prepared exhibits and contestants across events, inviting county rivals to compete for honors. A detailed results report will be published next week.
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Beaver County
Beaver
Lyceum Season Closes With A.V. Adame Show
A.V. Adame entertainer and lecturer appeared at the high school, describing Grapes of Gold as the winter Lyceum season finale. The audience found the program delightful and entertaining, with many wishing for more time and praising the thoughts offered by the speaker.
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A.V. Adame
Schoolhouse Entertainment Closes Winter Term With Praise
The Brown I school house hosted a closing week event praised as highly enjoyable. The program was exceptionally good with well prepared numbers, reflecting careful training by teacher W. J. Robertson. The building was filled with district patrons who commended the entertainment quality.
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Brown I
Ovca
W. J. Robertson
Gospel Team Brings Large Turnout to Kokomo Meeting
The Beaver Gospel Team held an all day meeting at the Kokomo school house on Sunday drawing a large district crowd. Eight divisions were formed and plans underway to organize a team in the area. A noon basket dinner was described as one of the biggest spreads, with Kokomo women impressing with their hospitality and skill. The group anticipates further visits to other points as petitions pour in for future engagements.
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Beaver Gospel
Kokomo
de Rerring
Kokomonsizhborood
Beaver
Navy bans alcohol on ships and stations
The Navy will prohibit all alcoholic liquors aboard vessels and at naval yards following recommendations from General Braisted and Secretary Daniele. Commanding officers bear enforcement responsibility as the policy emphasizes the need for peak physical and mental efficiency in modern warfare.
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United States Navy
Josephus Daniele
Bruit Bardihood
Péreo
Journal of the American Medical Association
Bristad
Dani Order
Beaver Town impoundment notice for running cattle and swine
City announces that after April 25 1014 all cattle swine and other stock running at large at Beaver townsite will be impounded by the city marshal under the town ordinance. Stock owners are advised to control their animals. Mayor City Marshal signature errors noted.
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Evesny Dier
Fauxe Snocenty
Major
Clty Marehal
M B Church Announcements and Local Notices
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00, Epworth League 7:00 p.m., preaching 8:00 p.m. Special music welcomed. J D Nenas, pastor. J D Nilen and family move to their farm west of town. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hinkle. Various residents move and transact business in Beaver area. Ford transfers, property moves, and local health notes amid smallpox concerns.
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Ms Epworth League
Carr
J.D. Nenas
J.D. Nilen
Mra
Chas. Hinkle
Stafford and Wits
Clear Lake
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Beaver, Oklahoma
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Harper County
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Beaver, Okla
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G. P Rascell
Mason
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Riverside
J. W. Savage
Bert Weeden
J. M. Jeffrey
Presbyterian Church
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J. W. Webb
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Missouri
Beaver Mercantile Company
T. C. Braidwood
W. M. Rush
Ford
Mia
Lapel
Indiana
Aho
George
Beryl Kile
L. L. Shaw
A. G. Thomas
Mra. Thomas
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Pond Crook
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