Villa Promo es a Ready to War on Obregon
In Camp with General Villa at Bouquillas Chihuahua May May 19 and via El Paso May 21 the Associated Press reports Francisco Villa a revolutionist insists he is ready to fight Obregon and oppose Carranza. Villa describes himself as fighting for his ideals while denying retirement and stresses loyalty to his cause and to his followers. He defends his actions against the American pursuit after the Columbus raid and criticizes Obregon’s leadership while noting a split at the convention. Villa also details his health, daily routine, and discipline with his troops, including prohibiting liquor and his role in baptizing local children.
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Associated Press
Villa
Bouquillas
Chihuatilla
el Paso
Francisca
Pateioc
Handit
Carranza
Villistas
Carranca
Obregon
United” States Army
Villa Villa
Scott
Felipe Wagetes
Cerranza
Huahwa
Angeles
Cross
Juarez
Angelo
Abonta
Kai
Bryan Says General Wood Leads Republican Race
The 1920 campaign reports General Wood as the leading Republican presidential candidate with broad support from independents and moderates. The shift away from General Pershing and the Roosevelt vote indicates Wood’s growing appeal among progressives and party regulars.
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Wood
Bryan
Republic
Beiblican
In -Tee
Damoatic
Ja Sentimenk
Ineral Wood
Pershy
Rshing
Ebrasia
Kahing
Iinson
Tragic Truck Collision Kills Fireman In Cincinnati
A February 21 crash in Cincinnati killed one firefighter and injured four others as fire apparatus collided while responding to an alarm. Affected crewmen include Clarence Pacquet who suffered a fractured skull and is listed in grave condition.
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Ty Associated
Cincinnal
Kelas
Clarence
Pacquet
Terrin
Delta Bank Robbers Ennpend Escape Raids Now Suspect
Reports from Port Clinton and Delta Ohio indicate a bank raid in Delta yesterday by six fugitives who escaped with 1600. Leonard Ita and Jerry Brown, both considered jailed escapees, are linked to the breakout as authorities suspect aid from outside. Police trace leads across Michigan and Washington as the case unfolds.
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Toledo
State Merita Ofsidents
Delta
Ohio
Port Clinton
Tong
Leonard Jita
Itry Brown
Chicken Thieves Raid Strikes Columbia and Eaton Townships
Thieves raided farms in Columbia and Eaton last night taking about 150 chickens worth $200. At Burton Ross’s farm they took Forty fowls and nine more from Mrs. Newfer. Sheriff Backus was alerted around 6 am and chased the thieves to Cleveland but could not recover the birds or locate the culprits.
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Columbia
Eaton
Burton Ross
Straw hats take hold as vogue this season
The piece notes Rev. W. S. Smith as a pioneer of the straw hat season, with others following as warm weather continues. Styles stay similar to last year while prices rise slightly.
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W. S. Smith
Local option in Scotland to take effect June first
Glasgow reports Scotland will enact the local option law of 1913 on June first after thirty years of agitation. Campaigns against alcohol are planned as publicity intensity rises to match the anti alcohol drives in the United States. Pussyfoot Johnson schedules a western speaking tour under the Anti Saloon League starting July 6 from Granger Colorado to Twin Falls Idaho and Shoshone Idaho. Ohio river harbor at Louisville shows renewed heavy river traffic with ten boats lining the front as freight shipments surge due to rail jams.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
United States
Westerville
William E
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Anti-Saloon League
Air
Granger
Gol
Twin Fall
Idaho
Shoshone
Louisville
Ohio River
Million Dollar Whiskey Hoard Searched in Prohibition Raid
Federal prohibition officers seized a warehouse believed to hold a million dollar whiskey supply in Chicago. Seven men were arrested after forging transfer forms used for legitimate sales and nearly 400000 worth of liquor was allegedly moved under false identities. John B. Watson Hermanstein and William Lawler were held on $15000 bonds. others released on $2500.
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Chicago
Ralda
Lundreda
Nader
John. B. Watson
Hermanstein
William Lawler
Itere
Railroads Labor Board
H._ Z. Whiter
Explosion Kills Three at NiTroglycerine Plant Near Sistersville
Three men employed by a torpedo company were killed and several others injured when a nitroglycerine blast occurred near Sistersville West Virginia. The dead are named Guy Porter Hess Beaver and Harry Gaffney.
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Sy Associated Press
Sistersville
Guy Porter
Hess Beaver
Harry Gaffney
Census Returns Show Population Variances Across Cities
Associated Press reports May 21 census returns with varied changes from Bristol to Traverse City. Among noted shifts Hopkinsville up 2.9 percent and La Grange up 205 percent while Redding declines 13.4 percent. Erie’s figure excludes Mill Creek Township annexation of 3,721 as of April 13.
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Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Bristol
Hopkinsville
la Grange
Inersane
Traverse’ City
Mich
Redding
Calif
Erie
Mill
Creek Township
Packers Claim Profits Hurt Packers Ranking Protest
Sixty meat packing firms calling themselves independents protested to Vice President Marshall and Speaker Gillette accusing profiteering in the meat packing industry. They offered to prove that average profits are under ten cents on the dollar and that packers profits harm the public, farmers, and livestock producers.
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Associated Prezs
Washington
Chatteq
Marshall
Gillette
Sonsresa
Davison Subpoenaed in New York Investigating Profiteering
Henry P. Davison of J.P. Morgan & Company was subpoenaed to testify before a joint legislative committee probing profiteering. The hearing aims to uncover ties and actions influencing the economy amid concerns over financial misconduct.
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New York
Henry P. ‘Davison
A. P. Morgan’ & Company
Joint Legislative Committee
Hoover Plans Daily Papers At Chicago Convention
Hoover for president gains solid support as convention coverage shifts to Chicago. Hoover Hoav er Headed News to run daily during Republican National Convention with a roster of prominent writers and cartoonists joining the Hoover Papers effort. Martial law declared in Madrid after broad disturbances with rioters targeting bakeries and grocers amid a socialist driven labor movement.
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Madrid
Associated Press
Spain
Protection of League Asked Over Bolshevik Threat in Persia
Persia appealed to the League of Nations for protection against Bolshevik aggression after landing forces on Persian soil. The appeal was conveyed by the Persian foreign minister, who is in Paris, to safeguard Iran from Soviet incursions from the Caspian Sea region.
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Associated Press
London
Persia
League of Nations
Caspian Sea
Paris
Contempt of Court Proceedings Involving Krugman Couple
Two contempt of court actions were held at the courthouse today. Irma Krugman seeks Edward Krugman’s brought before the court to compel alimony payments as ordered.
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Court
Irma Krugman
Edward Krugman
Curley Smith Injured by Hidden Drawer Fire
Curley Smith was struck in the head by a drawer that toppled onto him while an employee closed a cabinet. He bled heavily and required medical attention from a physician to treat the wound.
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Smith
Schmenkoski Funeral Set For Monday
The body of Walter Schmenkoski, who drowned in Cleveland yesterday, was brought to Friday Undertaking Parlors. It will be taken to his parents home, 351 West River Street, for services at St Marys Church on Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
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Walter Schmenkoski
Cleveland
West River Street
County Officials Urge Action on Market Road Repair
County Commissioners Beal and Richmond traveled to Columbus to press the State Highway Commission to repair the main market road to Oberlink via the Country Club. Sterk and Ellenberger say the commission has not yet acted despite letters and telegrams urging fast work.
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Beal
Richmond
Columbus
State High Way Commission
Oberlink
Country Club
Sterk
Ellenberger
Good Wheat Crop Predicted For Kansas
The May crop report from Kansas secretary J. Mohler projects winter wheat at 110 million bushels with a state average condition index up five points to 74. The optimistic forecast relies on 2,006 county respondents and would rank as the third largest in state history behind 1914 and 1919 crops.
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Axsgeglated
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
J. C. ‘Oher
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Hospital Notes Report Baby Births and Admissions
Worn to Mr and Mrs Richard Pittivant of 416 Columbus Street a daughter to Mr and Mrs Aug y Ret Groll of 143 Cascade Street a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Tite of 344 Thirteenth Street 4 ton LN Gies of 202 Eastern Heights Boulevard was admitted for treatment Those discharged include Mrs Eckenradsine baby Osi
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Richard Pittivant
Columbus Street
Augy Ret” Groll
Cascade Street
Frank Tite
Thirteenth Street
Gies
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Interstate commerce acts to ease freight congestion
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered traffic forwarding, abrogation of car service rules, and transfer of 32 000 coal cars westward and 20 000 box cars eastward. Changes aim to clear the system within ten days though full relief may take longer. Also details wage remedies and a $125 million rail loan approved from the revolving fund to buy equipment and support movement of goods.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
aTdin
Commission
Senate probe of candidates starts Monday
The Senate privileges and elections committee ordered a sub committee to investigate pre conventional campaign expenditures and pledges of both Republican and Democratic presidential candidates. Hearings will be open and dispatch expected as managers from several campaigns are to be questioned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Rugaseard Ase
Asta Tre Ema
Triplets Die After Birth at Local Hospital
A newborn trio, two boys and a girl, were born yesterday morning at Memor al hospital to Mr. and Mrs. By EB Boyd of 108 Chase Street. Despite medical efforts, all three died in the afternoon. The bereaved parents and community express deep regret at their brief lives.
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Memoral Hospital
EB Boyd
Chase Street
Quarantine Breakers Fined by Mayor
Two men, Chas Chanin and J Lak of 208 West Street, were fined five dollars and costs each after breaking quarantine tied to a scarlet fever case. They faced arraignment before Mayor Jones and received a warning of possible further fines or imprisonment on further disobedience.
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Chas. Chanin
J. Lak
West “Street
Police ‘Department
Jones
Chief Warns of Picture Solicitors Scams
The police report repeated complaints about picture solicitors calling at homes and the aggressive methods used to secure business. Chief Stankard clarifies the department or Chamber of Commerce have not sanctioned such solicitors and cautions residents against signing agreements that could prove disastrous.
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Police Department
Stankard
Chamber of Commerce
Warden Arrests Man For Offseason Duck Shoot
Lorain Game Warden Adams arrested F. Hardy on Wednesday for shooting an American duck on the river south of the city after the duck season closed. Hardy was brought before Justice Hushes and fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Adams
Lorain
F. Hardy
Two Seek Court Divorce in Lorain Plea
Sam Chapetta of Lorain files for divorce in the common pleas court accusing Bross of neglect of duty and willful absence after his disappearance leaving home with all belongings. Mary Fresley also seeks divorce from Stephen Presley on grounds of gross neglect cruelty and alleged drunken abuse amid his reported theft of $1,000 from farm sale proceeds and sudden disappearance. Ernest Telzrow and Erna Bartlome seek marriage license. Birmingham high school graduation exercises announced for this evening.
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Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Bross
Mary Fresley
Stephen Presley
Grose
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