Smiths in peril amid Mexican unrest report
May 7 dispatches from Washington note President Wilson's wedding day conference with Secretary Bryan. American delegates to South American mediation to be chosen soon. Separate reports from Chiapas and Durango detail Smith family danger and Federal forces’ movements toward Saltillo and Zacatecas with American consular updates.
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Washington
Wilson
Me Ambar
ID C
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Tonala
Chiaps
San Pagro
Minster Leavell
Guatemala
Smith Home
Acaponeta
State Department
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Hamm
al Durango
Monjaguschan
Canonga
Sonorm
Jon Taport
Simpich
OShaughnessy Faces Misfortune After Mexico City Dispatch
Washington May 7 The American embassy chargé d’affaires in Mexico City, Ilson O Shaughnessy, arrived in Washington after troops waited Vera Griz and the loss of most personal belongings looted outside Vera Cray. He planned talks with Secretary Bryan and conferred at the Metropolitan Club before going to the State Department.
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Washington, D. C
Nation O'Shaughnenssy
Mexico City
United States
Vera Griz
Washington
Bryan Inter
O'Shaughneasy
Mexfcank
Vera Cray
New Oriento
O'Shaughnessy
Pad Iuick
Metropolitan Club
State Department
Bryan
Bomb Explodes In Mexico Killing Several Civilians
Dispatch from the British vice consul reports multiple fatalities from a bombing in Guadalajara and a separate attack near San Diego. American nationals are said to be safe, with several Britons among the dead or injured amid ongoing fighting and artillery exchanges.
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Washington, D. C
Guadalajara
Ransdell
California
Magenbeck-Wallace Circus Arrives With World-Wandars In Town
The Magenbeck-Wallace circus arrived in town on eighty seven railroad carloads of world wonder equipment. The cook house, managerie top, and big tents went in first while workers readied the grounds. The street parade was canceled due to late trains and the first performance was moved to 2 PM amid crowded streets and eager spectators.
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Magenbeck-Wallace
Eigthy
Anxiomuts
Circusihey
Shotlman
Baltimore
Survivors rescued after Colmanian ship fire near Sable Island
Survivors from the Columbian steamer were rescued by the Franconia crew near Sable Island. Chief Steward Matthews died from burns. The Franconia helped with first aid clothing and contributed to a relief fund. wireless operator James Proham spoke of an implosion before the blaze.
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Boston
Mass
Frandoula
Liverpool
Sable
Island
Puens
Matthews
James Proham
Columbian
Mr Johnson M F Johnson to Join Electric Dept at O Hara Co
Mr Johnson M F Johnson, longtime clerk at Bell Telephone, will accept a position Monday in the electric department of the O Hara Company. He is regarded as a diligent worker and is expected to be a strong addition to the firm.
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M. F. Johnson
Bell Telephone Company
O'Hara Company
Mr. Johnson
The
Bell
Uierd
Knights to Have a Special Train for Conclave
Arrangements by West Virginia Knights Templar officers and redircud road companies for transporting Templary and their wives to the annual conclave on May 20 at Parkersburg. A special train and several special coaches will be operated from Elkins to Grafton via Belington, then to Parkersburg, with connections to Baltimore and Ohio trains.
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Grand Commandery
West Virginia
Knights Templar
Templary
Parkersburg
Hantimore and Ohio Railroad
Western Maryland Railroad
Elkinson
Belington
Baltimore and Ohio
Grafton
Etkine
Pickpocket Homer Dixon Detained After Circus Incident
Homer Dixon alias Larry Demere, described as a negro, was arrested Thursday morning by Officer Le L White in Pike Street and jailed on a pickpocket charge linked to the Wallace Hagenbeck circus. Col William Hagermas identified him in a jail cell as one of five men active in Huntington and Parkerabirg. two partners were arrested in Huntington, with detectives seeking the remaining two. A long ugly knife was found on Dixon, who may be held under the anti weapon law, while officers continue to pursue the other suspects.
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Larry Demere
Pika Stroet
le L White
Col
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Circus
Huntinxton
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Huntington
Dixon
Perkereburg
Parkersburg
Pike Street
Brocks
Magerman
Abia
White House Wedding Set for Miss Eleanor Wilson
May 7 in the White House Washington Eleanor Mendolph Wilson youngest daughter of President Woodrow Wilson will wed William Gibbs McAdoo secretary of the treasury in the Blue Room. The ceremony will be small with the president and Mrs Wilson and family, Rev Sylvester Bond, and a few intimate friends in attendance. The Marine Band will play as the wedding party descends the stairs with Miss Margaret Wilson and Mrs Sayre maid of honor and two young maids. The bride will be escorted by her father to a satin altar, then Mr McAdoo and Dr Cary Grayson will join. A brief reception and a state dinner follow with a simple, elegant decor. The couple plan a brief honeymoon with Mr McAdoo resuming official duties in Washington.
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Washington, D.C
Eleanor Mendolph Wilson
United States
Woodrow Wilson
White House
William Gibbs McAdoo
the Treasury
Presbyterian Church
Syl- Venter Bond
Princeton
Nouth Sde
Walla
Ntire
Marine Band Orchestra
William H. Sandeman
Wilson
Wagner
Lohengrin
Margaret Wilson
Sayre
Aaultant
Charmine
Sullie McAdoo
Nancy Tane
Franklin
K. Tan
steAdoo
Cary ‘T Grayson
A. S
Croom
Timithy
Netland Ince
Tvmad
Bryan
Laude Taras Howerad
Houston
Stirf Reel of Agriculture
Lane
Sécretary of the Interior
Darilels
Secretary of the Navy
Choaén
Garrison
Secretary of War
Andseld
Secretary of Commerce
Tess Tradith
Aerstory
Inbor
Agnes
Hart Wilken
Jace
Ming
Bride Elect Wil son to Wed Treasury Head in National Capital
In Washington the bride elect, daughter of the U S president, and her groom to be, with in laws and cabinet links, draw social focus. Secretary McAdoo, the fiancé’s grandfather by age, stands amid a season of gala dances at Chevy Chase Club as Miss Wilson shines in society circles. The young woman, tall and gay, enjoys riding, flying, painting, and bird life conservation, and has long been close to Miss Nona McAdool. She is poised to be the fourteenth White House bride.
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United States
National Capital
Mise Wilson
Ida Clover
Nona’ McAdool
Childhond
Raleigh County Primary Election Joint Ticket Plan
Raleigh County considers a joint Republican and Progressive primary, with shared duties for election administration, printing, and candidate nomination. The article notes court judgments in surrounding cases and the resignation of a lodge trustee, outlining party collaboration for June 27 polls.
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Mittess
Beskiy
J. A. Camphal
Tha Aston
Raleigh
Relaigh Lounty
W. Va
Prinery
Grand jury drawn for Armital court term departs June 2
A grand jury for the next term of the Armital court has been drawn. 88 Tollows to depart for duty June 2. Names include John C. Davison, Frances M. Rubinge, O. H. Heldreth, Willam Hawker, Abraham Carpenter, O. T. Davis, W. E. Tetrick, J. L. Jonking, P. Clyde Sturm, Charles B. Elliott, Marion Cunningham, Charles F. Thompson, Charles Post, Samuel J. Ritter, C. Li Hess, and D. A. Gawthrop.
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Armital
John C. Davison
Francea M. Rubinge
O. H. Heldreth
Willam
Awker
Abraham Carpér
0. T. Davis
W. E. Tetrick
J. L. Jonking
P. Clyde Sturm
Charles 8. Elliott
Marlon Qunningham
Charles F.thompson
Charles Post
Samuel J. Ritter
C. Li Hess
D. A. Gawthrop
Steamer City of Rome Burned To Water's Edge
The steel steamship City of Rome burned to the waterline off Ripley New York early today after a midnights fire outbreak. Captain William Dirua and crew battled through intense heat to beach the vessel as rescuers reached shore. the ship, a 3900 gross ton steamer 268 feet long, owned by James Mitchell of Carolina, was en route to Milwaukee with a six dozen crew aboard.
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City of Rome
New York
Ripley
N.Y
Mata John MuNsmars
Civeland
Wiliam
Thomas Canninghwr
1Milwaukee
Jamea Mitchell
Clarolina
Rich Gowns Planned for White House Wedding Attire
Details reveal gowns for the spouses of cabinet members and officials attending a high profile wedding. Numerous wives and daughters, including Mrs. Wilton and Mrs. Bryan, are described in velvet, satin, lace, and tulle ensembles with varying colors and accessories as they prepare for the ceremony at a White House setting.
Arrest of a Horseman Named John Trimble
Police report arrest of John Trimble a well known horseman on West Pike Street for alleged shooting and misbehavior. Trial appearance scheduled. neighbor complaints describe disturbances and threats causing fear in the street.
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