Ohio Guardsmen push for early division in Mexico crisis
Ohio National Guardsmen demand an Ohio division to aid pacification of Mexico. They fear delays raise soldier risks and urge an aggressive policy while awaiting federal action. Brig. Gen. Speaks cautions on war likelihood but says readiness is maintained. Possible second cavalry squadron from Cleveland Grays and troop additions from Dayton Canton Steubenville Chillicothe noted.
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Union News Service
Columbus
Mexico
Ohio
United States
Ohio Guardsmen
Adjt
George H. Wood
Washington
Wilson
John C. Speaks
Speaks
Cleveland Grays
Dayton
Canton
Steubenville
Chillicothe
Altamer Elected President Of Southwestern Ohio Teachers
W H Altamer of Cincinnati was elected president of the Southwestern Ohio Teachers association at its Hamilton meeting attended by about 200 teachers in the M B church. Officers named include Emily Barry secretary J H Painter Jr treasurer and an executive committee with J W Lyle H W Carter C B Thomas W E Fogardy and N D O Wilson. Addresses by E D Roberts R N Hughes and J T Winters and music by Cincinnati high school students accompanied the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Roberts
R. N. Hughes
J. T. Winters
Cincinnati High School
Congregational Conference of Ohio Meets in Mansfield
The Congregational Conference of Ohio holds its sixty second annual meeting in Mansfield from May 19, 2021. A three day program features Rev. Frank M. Whitlock of Harmar Congregational Church serving at communion and Rev. Franz Tomendal of the Coolville circuit delivering a message on maintaining the County Church.
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Mansfield
Congregational Conference of
Ohio
Church of
Frank M. Whitlock
Harmar Congregational Church
Franz Tomendal
Coolville
Clean-Up Spirit Shown in Steubenville
Steubenville displays strong clean-up and neighborhood improvement spirit. The chamber of commerce ran a weeks long education campaign on cleanliness. A large mass meeting followed a procession of school children and citizens. Principal streets wore flags and posters.
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Steubenville
Chamber of Commerce
Postmasters Appointed in Preble County
Four postmasters have been appointed in Preble County under civil service. They are James W. Trone of West Manchester Perry T. Cunningham of Gratis John A. Ressler of Verona and Miss A W Arrasmith of Campbellstown. More appointments are expected to follow in the county from an eligible list.
Judges Refuse to Serve in Ohio Injunction Suit
Judge B Peoples of Pomeroy was asked to serve on the Crew Company injunction case against striking shoeworkers but declined after defense prejudice claims. James Thomas, resident judge, noted the strikers’ attitude and the request for dismissal, with Peoples ultimately unable to proceed.
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Portsmouth
B. Peoples
Pomeroy
James
Thomas
Peoples
Miami University Students Form Aeronautical Reserve Unit
Cincinnati reports Miami University students charter a reserve company for the First Regiment Ohio National Guard. They plan a 58 member unit to join Company F when Mexico deployment occurs, with aeronautical capabilities and equipment including a French monoplane and a balloon. Regimental Adjutant Pattison and Capt. Dube discuss leadership with applicants, including a Harvard graduate of 1909.
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Cincinnati
Miami University
Lincoln
O. N
Oxford College
John W. Pattison
I. H. Dube
Mexico
National Guard
Pattison
Harvard
Reservoir plan approved for Ohio flood control
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers backs a flood control scheme using reservoirs parallel channels and levees for the Ohio and Miami valleys. Secretary of War Garrison presented the plan to Congress after surveying conditions in this region last March at the President's request. The report stresses economy efficiency of reservoirs and cites obstructions in lowlands as key causes of flood damage.
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Dayton
Government
Ohio
Miami
Congress
Secretary of War
Garrison
Wilson
Spanish veterans seek enlistment with Ohio guard
Newark Ohio Captain C V Priest of Company G Fourth Regiment Ohio National Guard has received applications from fifteen Spanish American War veterans in the unit. They offer to enlist if the guard is called by the government to help with the present Mexican trouble.
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Newark
C. V
Co. G. Fourth Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Dayton Building Boom Poised To Lead Again In April
Dayton, D. surpassed all U.S. cities in March with record building activity and a 702 percent gain. The trend suggests Dayton may again top national charts in April, with the next best city in the 240 class.
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Dayton
Oberlin Commencement Speaker Named for June 24
Oberlin college will hear Charles Austin Beard of Columbia University deliver the commencement address on June 24. His topic is In America Now.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Charles Austin Beard
Columbia University
New York City
America
Buckeye Briefs City Council Rejecs Water Bond Bids
Bucyrus council rejects all bids for 180000 dollar water plant bond issue. Youngstown sells penny booster stamps for Ohio Dry in 1915 campaign. Cincinnati plans large 60000 capacity convention hall. Fraternal Order Daughters of Rebecca to hold state convention in May. Columbus liquor license boards meet with state board to review work. Cincinnati education board limits vacation school activities due to finances. Kenton two trainmen killed in freight train collision on Toledo and Ohio Central line. Xenia seminary commencement events include baccalaureate on May 5 and 6. Dayton lawyer Isaac Holler declared legally dead regarding inheritance after Spanish-American War.
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Dayton, O
Isaac Holler
Huerta Accepts Offer Of Three Latin Countries
Spanish Ambassador Riano says Gen Huerta accepted mediation from Argentina Brazil and Chile to settle US Mexico tensions. US navy begins blockade planning with nearly 60 vessels stationed in Mexican waters as surveillance tightens from Tampico to Vera Cruz amid ongoing hostilities.
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Mexican
Union News Service
Washington
Riano
Mexico City
Gen. Huerta
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Charge Algara
Canada
Carranza
Wilson
Port Arthur
Galveston
Texas
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Des Moines
Birmingham
Dolphin
Henley
Drake
Warrington
Ammena
Burrows
Patterson
Tripp
Fanning
Beale
Jarvis
Jenkins and Jouett
Rescue of All Wards Planned
Washington reports the government plans to evacuate all Americans from Mexico as war operations loom. The military departments are pursuing energetic campaigns to ensure safe exits before large scale actions commence.
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Washington
Mexico
Camp Kirby Smith Ready for Jacksonville Reunion
Jacksonville veterans camp named Camp Kirby Smith will host thousands at the reunion. Located in Springfield Park, the site honors Confederate Gen. B Kirby Smith as officials of the Florida division United Confederate Veterans promote the Florida event.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Huerta Soldiers Insult Flag at Monterey
Consul General Philip C. Hanna reported to the state department that Huerta forces disrespected the United States flag and mistreated him at Monterey. Hanna notes the Constitutionalists seized the town and freed him from a dangerous position, while defending the conduct and aims of his hosts.
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Washington
Huerta
Monterey
Philip C. Hanna
State Department
Hanna
United States
Huertistas
Taft to Speak at May Festival and Yale Club Address
Former President Taft will visit Cincinnati on May 6 for the May festival and again on May 22 to attend commencement exercises and address the Yale club.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Yale Club
Mexico Population and Administrative Divisions in 1910
The data outlines Mexico's area of 565,535 square miles and a 1910 population of 15,063,207. It breaks down ethnicity, lists capital City of Mexico, 27 states, three territories, and the Federal district, plus major ports and northern frontier cities with population figures.
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City of Mexico
Agua Calientes
Durango
Guanajuato
Hidalgo
Mexico
Morelos
Puebla
Queretaro
San Luis Potosi
Tlaveala
Zacatecas
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Sonora
Campeche
Tabasco
Tamaulipas
Vera Cruz
Yucatan
Colima
Chiapas
Guerrero
Jalisco
Michoacan
Oaxaca
Sinaloa
Quantana Roo
Lower
California
Tepic
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico City
Progreso
Pacific Coast
Mazatlan
Acapulco
Salina Cruz
Tehuantepec
Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Texas
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Eagle Pass
Juarez
el Paso
Nogales
Ariz
Torreon
Monterey
Tampico
Matamoros
Riot in Texas City Rocks Ninth and Stanton Streets
A crowd of several hundred Mexican men women and children rioted at Ninth and Stanton Texas, throwing stones at a small U S Army unit. Police detained twelve alleged mob leaders as ammunition smuggling across the border was reported resuming with a carload of Mauser rifle cartridges sent from Juarez to Chihuahua City.
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el Paso
Texas
Ninth and
Stanton Streets
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Slaying in Battle Creek Ends in Family Tragedy
In Battle Creek Michigan Harvey Davis a 47 year old farmer was shot dead after a quarrel over a trivial matter. Suspects are his son John Davis 15 and son in law Newell Stanley 24 who face police charges.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Harvey Davis
John Davis
Newell Stanley
Vaterland makes first trial trip as largest liner
The Hamburg American liner Vaterland began its first trial voyage near the Elbe mouth with thousands watching as the ship departed The Water. d passé, challenging the five masted Potsdam as the world’s largest vessel.
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Hamburg
Elbe
Vera Cruz Under Martial Law Proclaimed by U S Navy
In Vera Cruz the city is placed under military rule as Adm. Frank F. Fletcher issues a proclamation. The U S authorities demand the rail link to Mexico City remain open for refugees and warn that disorder will be punished swiftly under martial law.
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Vera Cruz
Fletcher
Huerta
Mexico City
Union News Service
Washington
Navy Department
Adm
Frank F. Fletcher
Cincinnati Market Prices for Corn, Hay, Grains and Livestock
Market listings show corn by grade with No 2 white at 72 to 73 cents and mixed at 70 to 71 cents. Hay prices vary by timothy and clover mixes, oats and wheat rates are provided, along with poultry, eggs, cattle, bulls, calves, hogs, sheep and lambs price ranges and typical lot figures.
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Bologna
Refugees Arrive as Ships Reach Galveston Port
The battleship Connecticut and torpedo boat Dixie enter Galveston with the last American refugees from Tampico. Captain Knapp notes about 2,100 Americans remain aboard quarantined ships including 490 on the Connecticut and 570 on the Dixie, plus 377 aboard Esperanza.
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Galveston
Texas
Connecticut
Dixie
Tampico
J. Knapp
Mexico
Shoot Across Border Forces Clash at Rio Grande
American cavalryman patrolling the river traded fire with a Mexican troop across the Rio Grande. The Mexicans withdrew into an adobe house after the exchange, with no hits on either side as both sides fired while on the run. Earlier, four soldiers in Mexican quarters faced an assault by Mexican women and children.
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el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Market talks end in a dash over a coop price
In a market scene Farm Dobbins and George haggle about selling a hen nicknamed the old cop. George resists and reveals his wife cannot bear to part with it, then offers a compromise of twelve pounds and a deadline, hinting at a humorous domestic twist.
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Dobbins
George
Eczema Relief Cited By Miss Mildred Dennis
Miss Mildred Dennis describes a year and a half battle with eczema starting on the scalp and spreading to the back neck arms and chest. She credits daily use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two months with a full recovery and notes advertising of the products is included.
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Pictson
N. Dakota
Mildred Dennis
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
In Control Man Takes Tips from Janitor for Bossing
A terse exchange notes a man who attends his own furnace and once lived in an apartment. He learned a lesson from a janitor about gaining influence, described as the only sure way to be boss of the establishment.
How Do You Get Up Heavy and Sluggish
An ad promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills to relieve heaviness and sluggishness. It claims a trial box costs nothing and instructs sending to 3723 Pearl Street, New York.
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Wright
Pearl Street
New York
Pompous Stranger and Call Me Taxi in Indianapolis Star
A terse Indianapolis Star item notes a pompous stranger make a phone request for a taxi. A careful citizen questions whether the caller is legitimate or a dermist in a brief urban anecdote.
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Call
Indianapolis Star
Pierce’s Pills Ad Claims Sugar Coated Pellets
An old ad promotes Dr. Pierce’s sugar coated granules called Pellets, claiming cures and health benefits. The fragment suggests a medical remedy focus and advertisement language typical of historical newspapers.
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Pierce
Insurance to Limit Before Facing the Devil with Fire
A warning or advisory urges raising insurance to the maximum level prior to undertaking dangerous action against a metaphorical devil. The note frames risk management and preparedness, linking stronger coverage to high risk confrontation.
Red Cross Ball Blue Laundress Ad Promises Brighter Clothes
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as making laundresses happy with whiter clothes. It claims all good grocers stock the product and emphasizes its effectiveness in whitening fabrics.
There Is Nothing New Under the Sun Except Tomorrow
A pithy aphorism notes that nothing new exists today and tomorrow never arrives. The quote emphasizes perpetual anticipation over actual change.
Woman Recovers Health After Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Ironton Ohio resident Mrs Rena Bowman says she could not sit up before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After a year she can work again and has helped others. She also notes her thirteen year old daughter slept better and improved.
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Ironton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rena BowMan
10Th Street
Lronton
L Pinkham’s
Ios Pier
Open Data Mediicine Co
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