Mexican Bandits Routed near Namiquipa Killing Forty-Two
Fort Worth AP dispatch reports a light American loss as 230 troops of the Eleventh Cavalry defeated a larger Vila band near Namiquipa seventeen miles south of Cust Wulrtachte. Forty-two Mexicans were killed. Major Robert T. Howse led the pursuit as Cruz Dominguee and Acosta’s force fled toward the hills. The victory boosts military morale and follows a prior defeat at Tempeh on April 22 by Colonel George A. Dodd's command.
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Namiquipa
Wirkulass
Columbus
Bierenth Cateniry
Fcrcw
Vila Bandlin
Ojonalam
Cust Wulrtachte
Americas Command
Robert T. Howse
Cruz Dominguee
Saila Acosta
Neimral
Conzulen
Nik
Athra
Howse
Ville
Tempohte
George A. Dodd
Charge With Pistols Says the Commander
The official report describes a cavalry action at Djoubles led by Major Howze where pistol charges were employed against Villa's men. Thirty American riders engaged the bandits, meeting resistance as ex Carranza prisoners held for execution were released.
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Paso Ings
Dand
Villa
Djoubles
Majoe Howze
Porahing
Carranza
Ford 15 Sued by Navy League in District Court
The Navy League filed suit today in district supreme court seeking 100000 damages from Henry Ford the automobile manufacturer. The suit alleges Ford in some of Maed's public statements opposing military preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmington
Navy League
District Supreme Court
Henry Ford
Aalting
Maed
Convention Dates Moved to Deer Walk Bu For Amuciation
The executive council and the convention committee move the Amuciation annual meeting from Webster Springs to Deer Walk Bu. The event marks the association's tenth convention. Attending were H. H. Downs Welch provider of the union, GM. Rogers Morgantown secretary, J. C. Davie Wheelings rank, G. Bland Clarkaburgs uni 3.4, Tierney Weston, with Frank J. Haymaker and WA. Heam from Mors santown on time and place duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veast Viewitn Pharmaceutical Amuciation Ab Ameetiie
Wilde Hotel
Getoclation
Webster Springs
Deer Walk
Association
Sounell
H. H. Downs
Welch
Uniolition
GM. Rogers
Morgantown
J. C. Davie
Wheelings
G. Bland
Clarkaburgs
Hold Service by McClelland Bible Class Sunday
The McClelland Bible class holds a Gospel room service Sunday at 3 PM in the county infirmary on West Milford rand. The class quartet will sing and all are invited.
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McClelland Bible Class
County Infirmary
West Milford Rand
Daylight Saving Time Set to Start Next Sunday in Britain
London May 6 The daylight saving change to move clocks ahead one hour is expected to be approved by the House of Commons on Monday and will take effect the following Sunday morning.
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London
House of Commons
Striking workers reject Herrs proposition in Pittsburg scene
A townwide labor clash unfolds as 100 First Methodist Church members plan canvassing and a service, then a luncheon and photos. In Pittsburg, strikers guard a meeting where F M Horn faces counter demands amid crowding and patrols.
Boy 8 Confesses to Killing Mother With Gun
In Portsmouth on May 6 Georgy Jordan an eight year old confessed that he shot his mother with a pistol after a quarrel over candy money. He told officials his father Roy Jordan killed her first though the motive remains unclear. The boy said he and a baby brother were present when the gun fired unintentionally.
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Portsmouth
Georgy Jordan
Roy Jordan
al Nother
Shaun
Jos
Gores
Fred
Mittle
George
Kim
Big Sales At Local Furniture Store Break Records
Yesterday's sale at the Sni tor Furniture Company drew packed crowds all day. Expected long lines and heavy demand left many shoppers waiting without service as the sale drew overwhelming response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Snider Furniture
Nalon
Snitor Hurniture
Wilm
Balnk
Water Board Gets Clean Health Bill
The state tax commissioner audits Clarkaburg Water Works and Sewerage Board covering 1914 to 1916 find no discrepancies in books or vouchers. Expenditure details include construction, sinking fund deposits, and receipts credited to water service, supporting agreed credits in the period.
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Water Board
Mighlund
Eventuin
MG Yi
West Virginia
W. Va
W.W Lomley
Clarksburk
Truman J. Lynch
Willandf Lewis
John C. Brooks
Water Works and Sewerage Board
Scotland
G. Fghland
Finch
Q. Squiren
Benjamin W. Borgers
Whcwa
Oil Goneany Bride Shot and Legal Notices Spread
The report records certificates of incorporation for several firms including The Constant Change Ad Machine Co and The Combination Of Company with investors from New York and Nantington. It also notes Major John Morlois, eighth leader of the Sina Hein rebellion, shot by court martial, and mentions commutations for Hunter and Cosgrave. Major Mel Ridie fights in the Boer War and later seeks refuge in Paris with Maudé Gonne, linked to Irish circles as a modern Joan of Arc.
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Commus
de Lntington
Cammack
Medigy
A. Brown
Mutlenger
Nontington
Clarkebueg
Harrison
Caplin
AA. Rolly
Prank J. Waters
Willian F. Buchter
Robinson
Jana JB
Rabnnk
New York
Enone Duran
GewaLt
John Morlois
Sina Hein
Wntones
Thomas Hunter
William Cosgrave
Mel Nide
John Meliride
Iriah Brigade
Pit
Moers
Banks to report holdings of foreign securities
The comptroller of the currency orders all national banks to report their condition as of May 1. Banks must disclose investments in foreign securities especially from waring nations. The data will show how much of the 600 million loan to the Entente Allies came directly or indirectly from banks and any German or Austrian sources via wire transfers.
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Nnamvocianas Wasitington
Eli
Thornaultin
French evac trenches on hill 304 in Verdun front
Paris May 6 The French evacuated trenches on the northern slope of hill 304 on the Verdun front west of the Meuse after a violent German bombardment. The war bulletin states German efforts to advance were checked by French guns and a fresh German division sustained heavy losses while Athinka north and northwest of hill 304 were repulsed at bayonet point.
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Paris
Varydin
Meuse
Guna
Aayn
Atincka
The Modus of Brandi Wheeling
A garbled Wheeling notice hints at a clandestine venue with coded entrances and passage through a dark interior. It mentions suds and tanglefoot ace, a door south of Twenty fourth and Malmatroote, and a sequence of rooms ending at a horned nest and a modern drape in Wheeling.
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Wheeling
Regulate Case of Milk in Clarksburg
Local council debated a long list of paving and building actions including street improvements on Mulberry and West Pike, school building projects, and payrolls. Ordinances to regulate milk sales faced initial readings as committees study city land transfer and roadway funding.
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Clarksburg
Elly Fonnell Biment
Qwak
Davis
Seeanth Treet
Elie Walle
Walliy Fron
Grover
Mulberry
Wolilgees
Bhidern
Allen
Wunneyord
J. G. Wallen
Keeley Mradern
Elty
Til Telephonn Francaise
Pagande
Howe
Coal Output in Pennsylvania 1915 Production Decline and Rise
The 1915 coal report shows 246,707,774 tons mined with 89,277,708 tons of anthracite, down 1,811,935 from 1914. Bituminous production rose to 157,420,060 tons, up 11,525,538. Coke output reached 22,012,049 tons, up 4,848,326. Business activity linked to war demand boosted bituminous output.
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Pennsylvania
Jamon St. Roderick
Department of Mines
Matistien
Binutatioun
Harrisburg
Mrs W B Robbins Heads to New York for Hair Treatment School
Mrs W B Robbins traveled to New York City on Saturday to enter a Swedish school of scalp massage to enable her to give these treatments here scientifically. She has considerable experience in the field and expects to open a first class hair dressing establishment about tune 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Robbins
New York City
Taken Home After Serious Operation at St Marys
Taken home CG Lowry colored, who had been in St Marys hospital two weeks, after undergoing a very serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeman CG Lowry
St Mary's Hospital
Ier Dolus Neta
Diplomatic Ambiguity With Germany Persists
Berlin not excited as Germany’s note leaves U S options unchanged. Wilson administration reports no contact from Berlin and expects no cabinet returns before Monday. Count von Bernstorff returns to the embassy from New York, awaiting instructions while officials await further word.
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Washington
Germany
Wilson
Lia
Count van Bernstormt
New York
Tate Department
United
Weskvend
Taker
Cleveland
Gene Harreson
Berlin Not Excited Over German Aote
Berlin shows little excitement as readers and dealers react to German note and Allied press coverage. Crowds fill principal streets, but apathy dominates. Reports note a calm mood despite wartime tensions and widespread newspaper sales.
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Berlin
Germany
Pernons
French Yielding on Part of Germany
Fragmentary note details divisions among papers on Germany and a diplomatic document. Some sources claim Germany has yielded reluctantly while others interpret the document as a clear refusal. The piece signals varied conclusions in the press and references analysis by the United States.
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Germany
United States
Plans for Davis Pike Street building at Point Comfort
Dundee style project by D M Davis on Pike street Point Comfort and Mount Clarksburg calls for an eighty five by forty foot concrete brick and stucco structure with full basement loading area stalls barber shops storage on the first floor a grocery and general merchandise store and a carpenter shop. the second floor will hold three five room modern apartments designed by architect Ed Jerson.
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D. M. Davis
Pike Street
Point Comfort
Clarksburg
Addressing Judge Rohineon to Deliver Sermon Tomorrow
A misspelled notice states Judge James W. Rohineon of Starkshore will deliver an address tomorrow at the Adamaten Methodiet Epiecopal congregation at a stated time. The pastorate invites attendees to hear him, with a cordial invitation extended to parishioners and others in the easton area.
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James W. Rohineon
Starkshore
Easton
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