Simple One Peace Plan Advanced by Mediators
Mediators push toward General Carranza as the next move to pacify Mexico through diplomacy It opens conference participation for constitutionalists if they join The protocol outlines principles on land and education and a provisional government. concrete government composition depends on achievements The United States promises recognition of the new administration.
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Ausociaten
Maasi Meagaraa Malia
Carranza
Mexico
Graduation and school improvements mark rural community
The AW school near Bendum Menson, led by Prof. R. M. Fisher, celebrates graduates as Rev. Stead of Tarvisville delivers the class sermon. A social hour follows, with a new library funded by the education league and 200 volumes plus contributions from Congressman Sutherland and others.
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United Brethren Church
Batley
Profisher
Nome
A. B. Morrison
Howard Sutherland
Neely
Benator Gott
Kila
Maplist
Country Boy
Kentucky
Scout Surprised by Action That Breaks Up League
Scout from Martin's Ferry expresses shock at the May court action led by Adideas Findley and Sheriff Rosa Stout that dissolves the baseball league. The incident involves J F Muinney, brother of Eddie Millaney, and mentions a promising pitcher from Pittsburgh.
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Findley and Stout
Baseball League
J_F Muinney
Martin's Ferry
Ciocknuts Reds
An & Vislter
Adideas Findley
Tormay
Rosa
Stout, Gheriff
Mulanar
Eddie Mil-laney
Cincinnati Red
Cincinnati
Iltreantown
Federal force bottled up near Durango and El Paso
Transcribed from Durango and El Paso dispatches on July 3. Federal troops evacuated Saltilia and retreated northward but were bottled up about 100 miles south of Baltilio. General Gutierrez outmaneuvered retreating federals toward Venagas, while desertions grew and reports of discontent with Huerta’s government increased in Mexico City.
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Fay Ansociaren
Durango
Mex
Vila el Paso
Tex
Saltilia
Sontward
Baltilio
Carraned
Gutierrez
San Luie Poros
Mens
Venegas
Cgutterrey
Venagas
San Lux Potos
Torrez
Carranga
Natera
Zacatecas
Army of the Center
Mexico City
Huerta
Constitutional
Contracts Awarded for Washington Irving School Renovation
The city school board awarded multiple contracts for the Washington Irving school building, listing vendors and amounts for cabinet work, furniture, shelving, blackboards, open chairs, desks, and other installations. Several items show bidders and totals. some lines are incomplete or misspelled in the source. Local firms include Grand Rapids Hand Screw Company, Home Furnishing Company, Meritt and Co., Leon Jameson, Virginia School Supply Co., P. C Welch Company, and John O'Hare Company among others.
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Washington Irving
Grand Rapids
Sound Stupids
Mich
Home Furnishing Company
Clarke Ire
Mer ‘Itt and Co
Camden
New Jersey
Moetal Jockers
Nye
UE Ho
Leon Jameson Sk
Unveiling Arrangements With Woodmen Camps Planned Tonight
Clarksburg Camp No 0 of the Woodmen of the World holds a secular meeting at Bell hall to arrange unveiling ceremonies for deceased members at the Grafton graves. Stonewall Camp No 196 joins in the trip, leaving by train at 10:39 Sunday morning. Senator Morris Sheypar of Nebraska will deliver the memorial address.
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Clarksburg
Woodmen of the World
Bell Hall
North Fourth Errest
Fundus
Grafton
Stonewall Camp
D'Vlage
United States
Morris Sheypar
Senate committee backs Sutherland resolution on arbitration
The Senate foreign relations committee approved the Sutherland resolution directing President Wilson to seek special arbitration with Great Britain over the Panama canal dispute. The vote stood 8 to 7 with Borah absent to vote against reporting. Members Stone OGorman Pomerene Swanson Smith opposed. Whitehouck Williams Saulsbury Lodge Root McCumber Sutherland Surton supported. Three were absent. OGorman said the action would not affect the fleet against passage of the bill.
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Sey
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Prexideat Wilson
Great Britain
Panama
Senate
Borat
Stone
O'Gorman
Pomerene
Swanson
Siaith
Arizona
Smith
Michigan
Witehock
Willams
Saulsbury
Dongerats
Lodge
Root
McCumber
Sutherland
Surtom
Ogorman
Injunction Stands Against Chief Johnson Sports Move
June 3 in Cook County Superior Court Judge George Foell upheld a temporary injunction against George Chief Johnson former Cincinnati pitcher barring him from playing for any team except Cincinnati Kanana City Federal League case sought by Garry Hermann president Cincinnati team. The judge denied Kaneau City's motion to dissolve the injunction making it permanent.
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Chicago
George
Johnson
Cincinnati
Kanana City
George Foell
Cook County
Garry Hermann
Tohneau
Foell
Kaneau City
Man Held for Dynamite Plot in Washington
Daniqd Janeh confessed to police that he planted four sticks of dynamite at a Department of Agriculture building to gain recognition. He was held for the grand jury on a charge of attempting to dynamite a building after bail default.
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Washington City
D. C
Immodest at anociatio fiere Chicago June
A garbled report cites Mrs Pennybacker and Mrs Prey Ben pylkucker, leaders of the general federation of women, discussing women’s suffrage, Paris fashion, and public decorum at a Chicago fair. They defend suffrage while condemning extreme outfits and lavish Parisian styles at the event.
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Chicago
Mra Prey Ben= pylkucker
General Federation of Women's
Chile
Spanish ambassador asks Bryan to appeal for Tampico citizens
Washington June 3 The Spanish ambassador Riano urged Secretary Bryan to seek protection for Spaniards in Tampico. His advisor reports a further demand of 137000 pesos by Constitutionalists, with Spaniards allegedly targeted as a class and singled out for seizure.
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Bryan
Aneoday
Washington
Senor Riano
Tampico
Vardaman In White Summer Arrives at Washington
Senator James K. Vardaman of Mississippi appears in white flannel summer attire in Washington signaling the formal start of summer. Colleagues in the Capitol fret over palm leaf fans cool water and adequate tank supplies as the season begins.
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James K. Vardaman
Mississippi
Bellweather
Washington
Attendant Attacked by Woman at Dore Gallery Destruction Attempt
London June scene reports an attendant at the Dore gallery struck when trying to stop a woman from ruining works. Suffragists later attacked Dr Francis B Forward, a Holloway Prison physician, with whips before police intervened. Disorderly conduct charges were filed.
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London
Dore
Hue
Bourlet
Francie B. Parsward
Holloway Juil
Forsward
Forward Wed
Amarson
Earlafeld
Uolfast
Great Convention Week as Methodists Attend
A Manhattan Company led comedy act by Mrs Tiske and her troupe arrives on the Short Line from Wheeling for a Thursday night show at the Robinson Grand. Mrs Tiske plans a charity trip to Detroit for a women’s club engagement before returning to New York City. Clarksburg residents anticipate a grand reception for the performers amid strong local interest.
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Mra
Manhattan
Harry James Smith
Robinson Grotd Tabater
Tiske
Charkeburg
Detroit
Mich
New York City
Suit on trial and multiple circuit court actions in Clarksburg area
The Clarksburg and Weston Electric Railway Company sues W Arent Maxwell in a condemnation case before Judge Jake Fisher at Sutton circuit court. Decree of sale entered in Henry Gehring vs Mark Thorne et al. Demurrer overruled in Elizabeth Samples et al vs Grass Stung Company. Sale confirmed in W B Rollins versus Blanche Ran.
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Clarksburg and
Weston Electric Railway Company
W. Arent Maxwell
W.B. Rollins
Blanche Ran
West Virginia Epworth League Assembly Here June 9 11
West Virginia Conference Epworth League will assemble in Clarksburg for a biennial convention June 9 11. The program features sermons, personal evangelism sessions, musical addresses, and a major fastball game between West Virginia Wesleyan Buckhannon and Ohio Wesleyan Delaware. Delegates and local residents are invited to attend the events and reception.
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West Virginia
Epworth League
Clarkebuts
West Virgnia
Clarksburg
Clarky Ware
Ernest Wray Oneal
D. D
First Methodist Episcopal Church of Chicago
C. J. Guth~vie
Wilkesbarre
Msaw
Marsh
Pittsburgh
Buckhannon
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Wesleyan
Huckhannon
Mifiesra
Conference League
Memongaheln Valley
Parkersburg
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Ungolj
League
Wesleyan College
Tuck Rennon
Harvard
Wayne Brooks Dies at 14 After Illness
Wayne Brook a 14 year old nephew of Chief of Police Marry Le Brooke Hed Jaan died at home in Park snburg after a prolonged illness of pneumonia. The boy was known in the area and had visited stations with the family. Mr and Mrs Brooks will travel to Parkersburg for the funeral. exact time is not yet known.
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Brooks
Parkersburg
Wayne Brook
le’ Brooke
Parksnburg
Aneumonia
Young Brooks
Labor Organizer in East Liverpool Moves to Form Local AFL Unit
John Daffy, organizer for the American Federation of Labor, seeks to unite public school teachers in East Liverpool into a local federation chapter. Past attempts were abandoned as teachers reportedly did not want labor union agitation.
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East Liverpool
John Daffy
American Federation of Labor
Caphers
Ubor
Closing exercises at St Josephs Academy
Closing exercises will be held in the auditorium of the new St Marys school on Friday June 4 and Tuesday June 16. A recital will be given by younger students on Friday and an entertainment by elder students on Tuesday. The school did not have graduates this year.
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St. Joseph's Academy
St. Mary's Bith School
Amr
Assault on Belfast managing editors shocks papers
In Belfast two well dressed women assaulted editors at rival newspapers. One giant woman knocked editor Stewart unconscious with a punch. the other hurled a mucilage bottle. At the New Letter office they attacked editor Anderson, who is reportedly confined and under medical care.
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Belfast
Neweaspers of Hoelfasty
Coniegead
Balfaut
Stewart
Hint
Newn
Andere
Special Policemen Authorized in Tarrytown Village
Sheriff Doyle of Weatchester county authorized the village trustees of Tarrytown to appoint fifty special policemen to serve for thirty days or until changes from the Industrial Workers of the World arrive. They rejected several permit applications for open air meetings and deemed gatherings inadvisable at this time.
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New York
Doyle
Weatchester
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Industrial Workers of the World
Hard pressed men to face hearings on melee at ball grounds
J Brown and Isaac Adelburg prominent young businessmen are to be heard tomorrow evening before Justice Gordon on inciting a riot charge at the baseball grounds. County authorities pressed to maintain dignity, fourteen hundred spectators were scanned, two men singled out and arrested, many others involved in the melee face inquiry.
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J. Brown
Isaac Adelburg
Justine Gurl Gordon
Cancellation of a rail rate by interstate commerce panel
Washington, June 5. The Interstate Commerce Commission halted a proposed $2.10 rate cut on a coal and oil shipment path through the Solder ex Miseitripps river region, ruling the move improper. The withdrawn scheme would have raised costs by about ten percent if enforced, affecting traffic via Chicago and Portura.
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Washington, D.C
Eterstate Commerce
Chicago
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Woodmen of World
Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Fiske
Jake Fisher
Sutton
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