Mexico City Faces Uncertain Revolt Developments
Washington May 6 The Associated Press reports unconfirmed advices from Mexican capital indicating Torreon garrison under General Pesario Castro may have joined rebels. Reports say plans discuss Carranza Bonillas candidacy and changes in the constitution, with widespread revolts and trains restricted as forces move toward Mexico City.
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Varranza
Torrean
Mexico City
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Pablo Genés
Bonillas
Bonillas Reed
Pizales
Carnin
Gonzales
Jettexico
Trebels
Forscastel
Thoge
Arranza
Obregon Ensared
Aranca’s
Huerta
Lanning
Ben
Xico
Torreon
Chihuahua
Anu Ced
Ario
Castro
Anthrax Concerns Raised Over Sheep Handling Standards
Fragmentary notes indicate concern over anthrax transmission and wool handling practices. Dr Robertson comments on potential germ transmission via animals, while company statements claim they handle no wool.
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I Ly Ansotiated
Presa
Schieage
Robertson
Pontia Mich. Man Testifies In Murder Case
Ansce Bat testified he had never seen Miss Vera Schneider before being asked to view her body at the crime scene. He broke down during his testimony and described his movements the night of the tragedy, including visiting a motion picture theater and being stopped by officers near the scene.
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Associatea Press
Pontia Mich
Ansce Bat
Vera Schneider
Offieary
eBat
A- Motion
Lyria Man May Receive Carnegie Medal for Rescue
A Lyria man, Joseph Marion Freeman of 143 Glenwood Street, is praised for rescuing a drowning boy, Wilbur Whetto, near a pier. Freeman dived twice, removing clothing on the way, and saved the boy from a third plunge, with medical aid bringing the lad back to life.
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Lyria
N. Freeman
Glenwood Street
Carnegie
Donald
Whetto
Silver Street
Marion
Freeman
Lefn
Snd
Allen
Jymne't
Mr. Freeman
Tan
Marion Star
Mr. Free
Belated Returns Nation Votes in Presidential Preference
May 6 reports show Johnson leading Hoover for Republican delegates with 350 525 to 193 026 as precincts counted. Connecticut and New York delegates await convention assignments while Wood leads in Indiana with 81 574 votes over Johnson 72 432.
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Associated Presa
San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
Hoover
Johnson
Deia
Gates
New. Haven
York
Goloredo Wering
Ruebio
Chicago
Wood
Indianapolis
Leonard Wood
Hiram, W. Johnson
California
Warren &. Ee
San Ran Olaca
Hy Boyd
Cleveland
Republican Nation
Harry’ A. Daugherty
Harding
Daugherty
Cincinnati
Admiral Benson Denies Misquotation by Admiral Sims
Admiral William S Benson told the Senate committee that a misquotation attributed to him by Admiral Sims distorted his views on allied relations. He said he warned in March 1917 that the British should not be allowed to pull wool over eyes and that a misinterpretation caused grave injustice. He denied any unfriendly stance toward Britain.
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Praszy’ Weskineione
William.s. Bénson
Senate
Bear
Admiral Benson
Admiral Sims
Speakers Urge Factory Harmony and Cooperation
Dr Nicholas Van der Pyl spoke at the Ki wanid Club urging cooperation and maximum effort from both sides to bridge factional gaps. He condemned radicalists like Wesley Hill and likened their views to the I W W. the talk emphasized goodwill and shared responsibility for progress. Cambridge Ohio May 5 report notes local events and a brief obituary mention of Ethel Hull 21 said to have died this morning after Polson incident.
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Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
Jusidheon
van der Pyl
Johan Wesley Hill
Cambridge
Ethel Hull
Polson
Veterans disability figures released by War Risk Insurance chief
E W C Rucker announces official tabulation showing 641,900 disabled veterans and an annual $325 million cost to fund the future bonus program. The figures, claimed to be the first authentic tally, are presented to the aid for disabled veterans committee amid calls for a referendum on the bonus.
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United States
E . W.C. Rucker
Army
Navy
Endvécria Pahica Ae
Unclear fragmentary report from Lexington militia incident
Fragmentary OCR describes fears around Markeberry and a shooting by militia. Mentions lynch threat against a black man and terse references to guards and a company in Lexington Kentucky.
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Markeberry
Sama “Company
Lexington
Lever Food Control Act Upheld by Court
Federal judge in Jackson Mississippi refused to issue an injunction against T J Locke federal price commissioner for Mississippi to enforce fair price lists, upholding the constitutionality of the Lever food control act.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Mias
Junge Holmes Today
T.J. Locke
Murderous Assault Shocks Beloit Area Veteran
Henry J. Windle, a 71 year old Civil War veteran, was attacked at his Beloit area home last evening. He was struck four times on the head as he prepared to go to Beloit, with his condition noted as serious. A second fragment mentions Mark W. Votter of New York being nominated for a state commerce council position.
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Associated Press
Alliance
Henry J. Windle
Beloit
Windte
Shamena
Boteor
Waableston
May
Mark W. Votter
New York
Carolin
Climehfield and
Onic Railway
Rheean Einward
Commerce
Colatalenicn
Peage Treatvipoles Ready Convention for May Thar
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports the League of Nations plans a May 14 assembly in Geneva with a full agenda. Preparations outline steps to implement the covenant including disarmament treaties, admission of new members, and presenting questions to the council.
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Associated Press
Washington
Leaguevot Nations
League
The
League Assembly
Council
Polish Poles and Bolsheviki fighting near Kiev in Ukraine
Warsaw dispatch reports ongoing day and night fighting around the Kiev bridgehead as Polish infantry contact Bolshevik forces. Poland aims to take the Ukrainian capital but delays to allow Ukrainian troops to enter first. Reports from Berne claim two Russian Bolshevik armies have been routed in the Ukrainian offensive.
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Associated “Press
Warsaw
Kiev
Ukraine
Hoon
Foreign Office
Bolsheviki
Berne
Baku -Batum
Causasia
Bishevik
Armenia
Hay Motm
Sovists
Moscow
Erivanov
Trade Council Names Candidates In Building Trades
The Building Trades Council announced upcoming candidates for council seats. Officials stated the council will look up qualified trades representatives and submit names for the ballot.
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Trade. Council
Ee Building’ ‘Trades | Council
Counell
Longtime resident dies after illness in Elyria
Elizabeth Erne of Elyria died after a long illness. She resided with her daughter Mrs. Chap Sauvage at 355 River Street. Survived by daughters Mrs. John Murbach Elyria Mrs. C H Snearer Cleveland Mrs J E Murbach Bradenton Fla and Mrs C I Savage Blyria Ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p m Friday at the Savage home 855 East Rhett Street with Rev J H Grant officiating. Burial Blyria Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Erne
Eie
Chap. Sauvage
t.River Street
John Murbach
Elyria
C. H. Snearer
Cleveland
J.E. Murbach
Bradentown
Fla
C. 1. Savage
Blyria
Savage
East
Betta bill makes it a misdemeanor to give false news
Albany May 6 The Betta bill making it a misdemeanor to furnish false news to a newspaper was signed by Governor Smith today Assemblyman Charles H Betts Republican of Wayne the introducer is the publisher of a paper at Lyons Annapolis May 6 Marines at the training station Paris Island won the late trophy with a record score of 2662 out of 2600 at Quantico VA today.
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Associated Press
Albany
Smith
Charles H. Betts
Wayne
Lyons
Marines
Annapolis
Rifid
Marine Co
Paris
Sland
Llate
Quantico
Ohio Teachers Take Oath of Allegiance and Licenses Granted
Ohio teachers must subscribe to a state oath pledging support for the U S and Ohio constitutions and the law while teaching with respect for the flag and order. A marriage license was issued to Clarente Kern of Chillicothe and Phyllis Baker of Amherst. she is the daughter of C H Baker, a furniture dealer in Amherst.
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Ohio
Elyria
Atatt
United States
United States of America
Clarente Kern
Chillicothe
Chicago Building Tieup Arises From Military Center Strikes
The Chicago Yambermens association led by chairman George Rinn of the employers labor committee declared a building tieup faced Chicago due to the military centers strike. This terse notice links labor action to local construction work stoppages amid national labor tensions.
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Chicago
Chicago Yambermens’ , Association
George /Rinn
Employers, Labor Comittee
Palmer balks in report on aliens party membership ruling
Secretary of Labor Wilson suspended in the discussion as a Senate committee considers the Labor Party membership issue. The ruling states that membership alone does not justify deportation, with the Justice Department to study the implications and future action.
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Palmer
Wilson
I ‘Mmmimists
Angugicent
Associated Press
Garvin
Tha
Eeenond Lethes
Jebor
Local Kiwanis to Cleveland for Inter-City Meeting
Over fifty members of the local wants club departed this afternoon by car for Cleveland. They will attend the Inter-City meeting of the Kiwanis clubs at Hotel Statler with F P Austesi secretary of the Inter-City committee confirming plans.
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Cleveland Southwestern
Cleveland
Itiwanls
Hotel Statler
FP. S.austeisi
Allithe
Mrs Mary Butler Dies After Paralytic Stroke
Mrs Mary Butler 85 of 442 Louisiana Avenue died this morning from a paralytic stroke. Born in Amherat she lived here for years. She leaves son George McIntyre and daughter Flora McIntyre who resided with her. Funeral services at the home Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Nichols of the Baptist church. Burial in Carlisle cemetery.
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Mary. Butler
Louisiana -Ay
Amherat
George McIntyre
Flora McIntyre
Rev. Nichols
Baptist Church
Carlisle Cemetery
Federal Bank Head Sees Improving Business Conditions
D C Wills, chairman of the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, told the Chamber of Commerce last night that there is no danger of a panic. He blamed the public for Liberty bond depreciation and urged responsible repayment, noting Elyria and the Cleveland district remain stable as expansion continues.
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Federal
Bank
Doe ‘Wills
D. C. Wills
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Wills
Elyria
Cleveland Federal Bank
Britain Ignoring U S Views on Ireland Message
London May 6 Premier Lloyd George will not take cognizance of a message from American congressmen on Ireland. An official at 10 Downing Street said such resolutions are politics maneuvers and carry little weight with British policy interests.
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London
Lloyd George
Ireland
Downing Street
Associated Press
America
No Criminal Trials Scheduled This Court Term
The term opens with no criminal trials planned as indicted defendants refuse to stand trial and plead guilty. A limited number of indictments were returned by the grand jury and then adjourned without trial for this term.
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