Deserters Shot To Death In Chihuahua Reports
Dispatch from IuarLz states rumors of federals executed in Chihuahua are explained as deserters from the pebe army Reds by former Madero irregular troops. After Torreon, in western Chihuahua gunmen engaged in brigandage. On April 26, twenty six were shot at Santa Rosa, a suburb of the state capital, claimed to be former constitutionalist soldiers and bandits.
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Iuarlz
Chihuahua
Litowe
Dring
Pebe
Madero
Huerta
Torreon
Santa Rosa
Reven
Constittuionallet
Blockade of Tampico Suspended by Mexican Government
Mexico City June 1939 The Mexican government announced suspension of the Tampico blockade after learning mediators at Niagara Falls were moving toward peace talks. Officials said the move would not disrupt commercial traffic and aimed to ease the route for the steamer Antilles returning from an American port.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Niagara Falls
Antills
Huerta withdraws Tampico blockade threat in mediation
Niagara Falls dispatch says General Huerta has withdrawn the blockade plan at Tampico, easing danger of rupture in mediation. Delegates to the mediation conference report the move permits rebels to find arms earner by the Antijlo and advance talks.
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Niagara Falls
Huerta
Tampico
Alyrees
Taft Highlights Taft Visit at New Harmony Centennial
New Harmony Indiana June 8 crowds fill town for centennial marking Robert Owens founded socialist experiments. Former President William H Taft delivers the feature address while Charles W Fairbanks accompanies him after a night in Evansville. Taft explores Rappite life and the colony's significance.
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New Harmony
Ind
Owen Nv
Robert Owen
William H. Taft
Mrs Atkinson Visits for Summers in West Virginia
Mrs. George W. Atkinson of Washington DC arrived Monday and will spend the summer in West Virginia with Judge Atkinson of the Court of Clubs. He later traveled to Delaware to attend the commencement at Ohio Wesleyan College where he is a trustee.
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George W. Atkinson
Washington, D. C
Judge Atkinson
Court of Clubs
West Virginia
Atkinston
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan College
Aikinnon
Buck Bannons
West Virginian Wesleyan College
Asan Arustee
Public anger over suffrage activity roils Britain
Reports from London describe widespread anger as suffragists meet and speak in various towns. Murmurs of violence erupt at meetings with windows pelted by missiles while militiamen guard buildings and ancient structures. Dogs and duns are requisitioned for protection as authorities tighten precautions around heritage sites including the Priory Durie church in Hampshire.
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London
Helenes
Tiferd
Rogiety
Julian O
Durie Church
Hampshire
Taft Explains Why Socialism Fails at New Harmony Talk
In Baltimore and Ohio experiments to cut freight damage by packing eggs in straw faced limited success at major terminals. In Indianapolis Taft argued Socialism fails unless it can replace private property with a selfless communal system, citing New Harmony and Owenite experiments as historical cautions.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Etraw
Bappite
New Harmony
Robert Owen
Owen
Ty Sould
Ate
Partnera Gyer
Fring clashes persist at West Virginia coal camps
Unclear report from Fring Coal region says firing from hilltops continued into Saturday night with no casualties. Employers of West Virginia and Pittsburgh coal camps paid today that shootings will form, seasoning squids and a possible operation to end the practice. Mystery surrounds the incident as few workers remain in the vicinity.
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Ey Aswocisraaenanes
W. Va
Weat
Camden named to succeed Bradley Johnson N Camden update
Johnson N Camden is chosen to fill the late Senator Bradley's unexpired term. Funeral services were held for 69 year old M Rymer at Adameton with burial in Greenlawn. Survived by widow two sons and four daughters. Camden, a West Virginia tied Kentucky Democrat, is described as a modest, veteran politician with farming roots and coal interests, seen as political fencing for McCreary.
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Rymer
Acamaton
Dropty
Illey
D. W. Cuningham
United
Raymon
Walter Rymer
Fairmont
K. C. Jenkins
Mildred, Hoa
Maud Rymer
Adameton
Francis
Gessner
Washington
Johnson
Conaden
Bradley
Kentucky
Caineen
Gay
McCrwary
West Virginia
Camden
Cam
Don
Miss Hart
Versailies
Joe Blackburn
Blue Grase Commonwealth
Johnson N. Capiden
Auiskeed
Weatorn
Virginia
Avou
West
Weat Point
Braxton County
Nicholas
Parkersburg
Ohio
Senate
Konnor
Johnson N. Camden
Aine
Old
Ken
Iondera
Guv. McCroory
Versalilea
Clarence W. Watson
Wes Virginia
West Virgina
Virriola
Jobe C. Mary
Tom Campbell
Tae
Watson
Aashington
N.ak
Guv. McCreary
Mayor orders strict enforcement of late pool room closing
Mayor Will H. Cole directed Chief Inrry to rigorously enforce the 14 o'clock closing rule in city pool rooms after complaints from parents about youths lingering past midnight. He also ordered strict enforcement of overnight wagon stand rules and sweeping dirt from stores and business houses into the street.
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Will H. Cole
Inrry
Brooks
Nui Tong
Thaw Bail Application Proceeding in Supreme Court
June 8 1920 report on bail request for Harry Thaw in the New York Supreme Court. Counsel noted for his release pending extradition hearing to Pittsburgh for involvement in the settlement of his father’s estate. Witnesses and advisory issues discussed. sheriff involved. petition debated by court.
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United States Supreme Court
Wabhington
Supreme Cor
Harry Thew
Cass
State of New York
New Hampwelre
Willa A. Stone
Pituibure
Adoghany
Pittsburg
Ibn Preesoch
Holman
Pitteburg
Midyear Meeting of the Railway Signal Association
In Baltimore on June EF P. Pate, president of the Railway Signal Association and signal engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio system, led a midyear meeting in New York with 2000 members and 36 delegates. Eleven committee reports covered the science of the signal system for American railroads.
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Railway Signal Association of County
City of
New York
Baltimore
Oslo
Women besieging governor in Magallan surrender plea
Reported by wire from San Diego with details of two hundred women trailing behind the military governor’s carriage in Magallan begging surrender to the Constitutionalist army. Federal garrison faces shortages. guards jailed for allowing rebel capture. three days of fighting at Santa Exo, lower California. looting by federal troops alleged. American owners complain. Guererro and Raleigh heading to Gulf of California. International Commerce Congress opens in Paris with about 1,000 delegates.
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U. S
California
Mazatinn
Wirelisy
San Diego
Jone S
Magallan
Aghietanta
Sintiaxo
Lower California
Toyle
Erior
Guerrerro
Raleigh
Gulf of Californn
Fighting To Get Out Of Congress
An unclear clipping discusses a political figure seeking to leave Congress amid a muddled account of motives and events with limited readable names or dates. The fragment hints at personal conflict and a possible resignation or bid to exit public service.
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Congress
Elks State Reunion Plans Largest Ever in Parkersburg
Parkersburg hosts the sixth annual Elks Reunion from June 16 for three days, expecting the largest West Virginia gathering with delegations from Ohio and lodges statewide. Special trains and a steamer charter will bring about 3,000 attendees, with elaborate decorations and a full three‑day program including a welcome by Mayor Murdoch and state officers.
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Parkersburg
Elica’ Reunion Association of
West Virginia
Jainy 16Th
Parkarsburg
Ohio
Marietta
Chillicoth
Portsmouth
Everal
Gratton
Fairmont
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Cluefield
Charleston
Huntington
Sistersville
Wheeling
Moundaville
Mannington
Parkersburg No. 198
Fifth
Elka
Ju- Aone Strest
Alon
Elke” Jodge
Allen G. Murdoch, PF
O. W. Burdatt
eDayer
Diver Descends to Aid Empress of Ireland Recovery
A diver from the Canadian government tender Druid explored accessible sections of the sunken Empress of Ireland for over an hour. The liner was later found on her side in about 180 feet of water, with authorities estimating 800 or more individuals trapped aboard.
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Ireland
Fatalities Rise in United States in April
Washington reports 345 deaths in April across the United States, up from 246 in April 1915. The April increase stems from an explosion at Eccles, West Virginia, killing 180 workers. For four months ending April, 17 deaths occurred this year versus 918 in the same period of the prior year.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Mire Atntistic
Eccles
Brown 18 Winner Referenced In Escondido District Convention
Reports from Saturdays conventions in Escondido district show that one with delegates have been instructed to vote for G. Brown in June to insure his renomination. Several counties have yet to select delegates.
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Washington, D. C
Ws G. Brown
Italian flag near consulate sparks near riot on Pike street
An Italian flag protruding from the Italian Consul's office on Pike Street drew protests from pedestrians yesterday. Police Officer William Post removed the flag to prevent trouble as the crowd feared the absence of an American flag beside it. Consul Tucet protested to Mayor Cole but the flag was taken down to avoid violence.
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Uncel
Latstetter
Pike Street
William Post
Conaul
Con Ut Luce
Monongah
vMcar
Tucet
Will H. Cole
Unclear historical torture act reported in chaotic text
Fragmentary OCR suggests a violent event involving a king, queen and prisoner with references to forcible feeding and police reaction. details are garbled and names are unreadable, unclear location, date, or organizations.
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