Entente Allies Pressure Carranza Over Mexico Crisis
European Powers press for peace amid U S concern over Carranza. They seek preventing disruption of trade with Mexico and Central America as diplomats weigh international talks. U S officials report steps to move Americans from interior to Vera Cruz while mobilization lines are reviewed.
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Bour
Carranza
Representa‘tvon
Toretne
Tha
United States
Tao Department
Bolt
Agouden
Germany
Mexico
Ameria
Acis
Carranan
Curraten
Holnkaf
Atlank
Antd
Redgern
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Atate Department
Rodgers
War Department
Finn Tom
Boereraryigker
West Point Military Academy
Washington awaits Carranza word on war note
Washington hangs on Carranza reply as Mexico ponders the note sent yesterday. Officials privately fear potential conflict while avoiding formal statements. The outcome hinges on Carranza’s response to the communication and the attitude of his government.
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Washington
Mexico
Civ
Carranza
Aelale
SILLIMAN LEAVES FAY A PACING ON PETA
General Murgiy Carranz arrives at Piedras Negras with 2 000 Yaguin forces to reinforce the area amid civil movement. Civilians have begun moving out of Piedras Negras as Silliman travels from Saltillo via Monclava due to disrupted railroad trade between Monterey and Nuevo Laredo.
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Fay
Peta
Monterey
Neuyo Laredo
Inge
Siiliman
Mextco
Wilson asked to interpret suffrage plank at White House
Richmond activist asks President Wilson for federal vs state decision on the suffrage plank. White House report says the issue should be resolved by states, not by the federal amendment. Armed Mexican bandits remain at large west of San Antonio as authorities pursue leads. John Stall is acquitted of assault in Magistrate Edward Kidd's court. The Arnotts host J T Habor and children in Adamston, with local guests.
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Washington
Wilson
Sooker
Richmond
Meling
Congressiona1 Union
Virginia State Federation of Labor
White House
Macdewell
Wolfes Serve as U S Soldiers in Mexico
Haltimord June 21 report fourteen members of Mrs Mary Wolfe's family from this city have joined the United States armed forces. They include two in the Twelfth Cavalry in Mexico, one in the Twelfth Artillery in Vermont, and three in the Maryland National Guard.
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Haltimord
Mary Wolf
United States
Mexico
Twelfth Artillery
Vermont
Maryland National Guard
Retired merchant Ti T Sandy dies at 84 in Glenwood
Ti T Sandy aged 84 a well known retired merchant died Tuesday evening at the home of his daughter Mrs J F Ralston in Glenwood after a year long illness of a complication of dimsnes Surviving relatives include his daughter Mrs J F Ralston of Glenwood Mrs A C Mcott of Hyawn Mrs D P Mageerty of Sarduy Mrs J W Cramer of Lumberport Gawehtorm and John Bundy of Cleveland O Chase Randy of Sardin and I D Sandy of Nilmilo O The funeral arrangements are not completed burial will be in the Sard i cemetery time of funeral views to be announced later
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Ti. T. Sandy
Yrara
Onelock
Hyne
J. F Ralston
Glenwood
Meredy Ralston
A.C Mcott
Hyawn
D. P. Mageerty
Sarduy
J. W
Sardi
Schools Seized in Turkey by American Missionaries
June 21, New York report says schools and hospitals owned and run by the American Board of Foreign Missions in Mersovan and Sivan, Turkey, valued at over 500000 dollars, were seized by the Turkish authorities for military use. Mission leaders say they were compelled to abandon their work after arrival from the Orient. The seizure followed tensions between the United States and Germany amid the Boat controversy negotiations in May.
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New York
AL Mursovan
Sivan
Turkey
Arnilcana
Orient
United States
Germany
Niners Government Orders Twenty Five Aircraft for Transport
June 21 in San Francisco a government official announced the order of twenty five airplanes at an average price of ten thousand dollars each. A Chinese government representative, J Linn, arranged the contract and paid a portion as a rapid transport supply. Routes for the transport system were proposed but not yet finalized.
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Ay Anveresn Vst
San Francisco
Niners Kovernment Hun
J. Linn
Chines
Rapidhes
Bn Weed
Charges Dropped For German Tanker in Washington
Chief Bielaski of the Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation telegraphed agents to drop charges against Frederick Griene, a German tanker of Mexico City, detained there yesterday for alleged attack on American neutrality. Officials concluded no violation occurred.
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Washington
Bielaski
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Paso
Frederick
Griene
Mexico City
George W Swiger Dies After Long Illness At Brown
George W Swiger aged a long time Brown resident died at 5 oclock Wednesday morning after a purgical operation for an ailment he suffered for years. Funeral services will be held at Knox hall Brown Thursday at 11 o clock with interment in Brawe cemetery. The Rev John Burteide will officiate. He was married December 6 1955 to Pilea Stove and farmed near Brown before entering his daughter’s home. Survived by four daughters fourteen grandchildren and many relatives. He was a longtime member of the Brown Baptist Church and active in civic affairs, known throughout the county for kindness and charity. Funeral arranged by Danie Ver yer of Brown.
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George W. Swiger
Pat
Swiger
Sears
Knox Hall
Brown
Iti Lornival
Abe Brawe
John Burteide
Tia Wax x
Absalo
Tte
Efi
Ceorme
W. Swiger
Tie Fra Evur Kind
Charitabie
Earth
Hinabene
Tie Danie
Woman jailed in county on highway robbery warrant
Minnie McDonnell of Union Heights was arrested and jailed on a highway robbery warrant issued by Magistrate T. G. Nicewarner. The case ties to Tobn Povis a Two Lick coal miner, with two men alleged to have assaulted him. her husband and Richard Edge, both awaiting trial, are involved.
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Minnie McDonnell
Union Heights
T. G. Nicewarner
Tobn Povis
Aly
Iy Wanosio
Richard Edge
Nichwarner
McDonnell
Ammunition Hoard Seized in Laredo Raid
In Laredo Texas on June 31 authorities report the seizure of a large quantity of ammunition during a raid. The cache included about 7,000 rounds of ammunition and related arms stock. No further details on suspects or official actions were disclosed.
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Laredo
Tex
Eharga
Mrs J J Astor Forfeits Estate to Wed Again
New York society reports the engagement of Mrs Madeline Force Astor to Brooklyn businessman William K Dick. Under Col Astor’s will she must relinquish income and fortune in marriage, with the $4,000,000 yacht fund and the fortune reverting to Vincent Astor. John Jacob Astor IV’s heir loses control of assets while custody of young John Jacob Astor V is arranged.
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J. J. Astor
New York
Madeline Force Astor
William K. Dick
Brooklyn
Wamione
Astor
Big Bonus Vote Offer This Week in the Big Club
A promotional plea describes a six week booster program offering prizes for subscriptions and votes. The text promises $15 in business value for each week and chances at a $10,000 vote certificate, plus a chance to win an automobile or other prizes by submitting ballots and coupons.
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Rne
Avery
Ely
Wuthusiaari
Howic Takes Ban Test Morgantown June 51
Morgantown reports tens of Pittes applicants are taking exams for certification to practice law in West Virginia before the Cullogy of LAY. The article notes concerns among readers about mining and state ethics while listing names and local details from the county courthouse.
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Morgantown
Pittees
West Virginia
Brant
Lay
West Virginie
Gideons Visit City Promote Bible in Hotels
Josaph Stoan and J H Viontington of the Neat Virginia Gideons spoke to churches in the city urging the Gideon movement. A Gideon camp was organized to place Bibles in American hotel rooms, aiming to influence travelers and reduce vice by providing Scripture in hotels nationwide.
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Josaph A. Stoan
J H Viontington
Neat Virginia Gideons
Cty
Deeanite
Bihine
Amarica
Coumersial Rmystem
Amartex
Bond issue in Simp son district for permanent roads fails
A special election in Simp son district on Tuesday failed to reach the required majority for a 200000 bond issue for permanent roads despite wide turnout. The slate, reported amid confusion, shows the measure did not pass.
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Simpson
Insurance payouts total seven hundred three million dollars report
A historical insurance report details life policy settlements across the United States and Canada totaling 703,700,000 with major endowment and surrender payoffs. It lists numerous beneficiaries in West Virginia and other states, naming individuals and towns, and notes policy values of 10,000 to 110,000 among named recipients. The document cites 1916 policy activity and mentions John Sinclair’s involvement.
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Tite Menrane
United States
Invet
Qrmatin Companion
Ite Jumirates
Dalleles
United Briton
Canada
Amuinta
Durin
Datisian
J. Sinclair
Bimbenellty
Chariha Wid Cay
Monty Pritchard
Morton G. Watson
Cyrie D. van Dibbey
Lawisa LG
Mannington
Wed
SMU Sree Vee
Arlinton
Michael
Ccees
Ss. Martinerirg
Moonmfield
James W. Gilkeson
Weston
Philadelphia unit to entrain for Mt Gretna training camp
June 21 to 23 the Philadelphia tenope rotrein will entrain for Mt Gretna to join Company 3 of a volunteer battalion. The mobilization aims to support federal guard duty, with annual salaries funded by a proposed city appropriation. Mayor Amith urges employers to provide full pay where possible during guard service.
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Jung
Philadelphia
Tenope Rotrein
Mt. Gretna
Vuntheere
Mt. Gramm
Minich
Ted Tall
Represent
Tormith Plana
Far Fetonal Euardemon
Fndwral Jmant
Aleg Walt
Tomor
Amith
Verdun sector bombardment and trench actions reported
An official War Office statement describes Tet assault lines at Hill No 10 and Barrysau Hae as under attack. It notes continued bombardment by French forces throughout the night in the Verdun sector and highlights the effectiveness of German and French bombardments.
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Barrysau Hae
War Office
Verdum
Nyhi Wetlon
Fines and arrests in Topeka riots spark party pause
In Topeka Kansas on June 21 a flurry of arrests and fines followed a disturbance at Wilton bars as Lamon Lamon and Reuben J. Bartlett faced charges. The Progressive party declared it will not file declarations this year.
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Wilosbure
Reuben J. Bartlett
Hasnsey
Arin Wilton Bars
Sev Dapemcanvan
Peanas
Topeka
Kam, Junw
Progresiye Party
Kansas
Circus Called Off By Downpour At Point Comfort
Owing to rain, the Salle-Pigin circus canceled performances planned for Wednesday at the Thorn lots in Point Comfort. Officials, unable to relocate within reach of rail access, delayed the decision until noon and could not salvage the event despite strenuous efforts.
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Salle-Pigin
Point Comfort
Pereota
Bewley
Special Train Departing Mexico City to Aid Arrangements
Special Agent Hodeers plans a departure from Mexico City to organize aid for Antiencume Meners bound for Vere Crus. He expects many citizens still in the capital to begin travel with the train.
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Spacail
Mexico City
Deas
Vere Crus
Shinsstow WA Ford Incident Report Noted
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local Shinsstow WA Ford event with mentions of individuals, a Tuesday date, and payments or proceedings involving a person named Tory Aullanal. Details are unclear. core facts include a transportation or motor vehicle reference and a possible financial settlement.
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Entente
Inerral Carranga
Toeal i
Silliman
Saltillo
Eagle Pass
Congress
STI
San Antonio
Here
John Stall
Magistrat
Edward Kidd‘e Pourt
Charles Vanns
Atrr
J. T. Habor
Jefferson. O
Mra A. 5. Arnott
Adamston
J. F. Ralston
Heroplne
China
G. W. Swiger
Della Moore
Laurel Run
Rosebud
Ira J. Swiger
Carl Swiger
Caps Cat
Henry Bennett
Hazel Knox
Orville Knox
Columbus
John £. Brock
Homer Heoh
Shinssion
Paul B. Swiger
Richiand
Charles A. Swiger
Qilleyn
Vaz Zipporah Swiger
Dillwyn
Vaz Carrolatoure
Shinnston
Genevieve Swiger
Tanies Moore
Two Lick
Vincent Antor
Shmiel Antor
Antor
Wick
John Jacob Antor
Atnage
Wight
J.J. Astor
Fifth Avenue
Abe
Howic
Gideon
Clarksburg
Repugees
Jabe
Haymand
Willigieth
Clasiae
Formen
Slenry Brannon
Henry M. Muscoll
Charteston
Huntington
Murilnton
Hunton
Martinsburg
Plewnant
Ington
Moorofald
Ripley
Essa Sance
Larchabe
Milton
Wood
Vennabors
Bunnies Coun
Woodlant
Philipprr
Winttreae An
Calre Durgon
Momming
Newell
Mityate A
Verdun
Lemons
Jackson V. Carr
W. R. Prarie
Witsorturg
Grafton
Vera. Cruz
Shinsstow WA Ford
Tory Aullanal
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