Army May Stay for a Long Time
Washington reports allow American troops from Mexico to remain at risk posts if deemed necessary for safety. Officials say national guard units in the southwest will be mustered for enlistment terms or until released. Colonel Morin, former Villa officer, was arrested near San Isidro for plotting against Americans.
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Washington
Mexico
United Slite
Tate Safety
Départment
Cormos Christ
Tike
Morin
Villa Offcer
San Isnhansa
J. 5
Eereeal Hensen
Kingsville
Artest
New Mexico
Arizola
Baker
Dent Wilnon
Wellamnent
Seereuiry Lalor
Fears Assuaged by Visit of Sample in Columbus New Mexico
Mayor Venrs and Major W. Tt. Sample calm fears among Calumbi residents about anticipated trouble. Troops remain on alert as defensive measures are described as precautionary. Infantry in the town slept at their fort for readiness while trenchwork near the camp continued.
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Rowan
Columbus
N.M
Calumbi
W. Tt
Funston Seeks More Troops for Border Patrol
El Paso May 11 General Funston reportedly urged expanding border patrol by mounting 2000 infantry on Texas ponies. He plans to recommend to Secretary Baker that cavalry limits are strained as Texas horsemen are mobilized for patrols due to scarce grass along the border. Welch-Cody marriage license issued. Cade files candidacy for Republican primary as constable of the district.
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EL Paso
Funston
Texas
Daker
Fliat 111
Wold Cavalry
Ilo Grande
Democratic Candidate Announcement For County Auditor
A clipped notice states Wuther A. Righter, a physician, has filed as a Democratic candidate for county auditor. The circuit clerk confirms his nomination and party designation.
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Wuther A
Righter Medcinl
Ucket
Arsensor
Fire At Wallaceton Theater Kills Twenty-Six
Twenty six people perished in the Wallaceton theater fire after a gasoline exhibit during a film show. Most victims were women and children. several children were trampled in the panic. The blaze occurred Wednesday night near Norfolk, Virginia.
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Norfolk
Wallaceton
Here
Dedication of New Edifice Next Sunday
The new edifice at Luft Street and Beker Lane in Stanley Heights will be dedicated Sunday with three services. A morning service at 10:30, an afternoon at 2:00, and an evening at 7:45 led by Hislop W.M. Weekley of Parkersburg with local union representatives attending.
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Luft Street
Luf Street
Stenley Heights
W.M. Weekley
Parkernburg
Loca Hiiintors Union
Eminent bishop Bishop Weekley 66 years old. long ministry
The eminent clergyman Bishop Weekley of Willam County aged 66 entered the ministry at 20 and served as presiding elder and secretary of the church board. He has held three bishop terms, previously led Kansas City and the West, and now oversees a district including West Virginia Maryland and part of Pennsylvania from Parkersburg. A new building cost 25001 dollars.
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Bixhon Weekley
Willan
Tylor
Ani
Iid
Iilels
Weekley
Kansas City
Hiahop
Wits
Kitcin
Virginia
Rluin
Maryland
Park
Pennsylvania
Parkershirg
Untitled historical note on property damage in strange report
A fragmented excerpt reports property damage from a heavy event near Cape Tow, mentioning the Gungor valley and Midland area. Details are unclear, with names and dates obscured in the OCR text.
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Ehortoun
Gungor Valley
Piraller
German American Alliance invites reps to Chicago meeting
Indianapolis May 11 The German American Alliance announced it had invited Pennsylvania German American bodies to send representatives to a meeting in Chicago on May 24. The aim is to unify German American groups before the national convention and present unified political positions to the public.
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Deglines
Politiont
Ntrigun
Plotters in explosive plot tied to Galician native Swierg
An alleged plot to explode dynamite at the Hillgut Tea Company premises is linked to Swierg a Galicia native. Agents traced plans through Ludwig the American consul and DeWoody posed as an accomplice to secure explosives on the Mahoning River bank. Investigators seek any accomplice while Schard from the Todd Company is named in the shell context.
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LeWondy
States Department of Notice
Threaday
Njeoxweutinn
Ludwig
Binh
DeWoody
Swierg
Henderson Ute
Mahoning River
Scherx
Turkish War Office Says Troops Push Russians Far From Positions
May 11 report from Constantinople states Turkish forces in the Mount Gene sector on the Cire castan front drove Russians from positions nearly ten miles, capturing more than 200 men and four machines in an official statement.
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Constantinople
Mount Gene
Cirecastan
Foneth
Thomeday
Turkish War Office
Ray L Strother for Harrison County Prosecuting Attorney
Harrison County Republicans nominate Ray L Strother for prosecuting attorney emphasizing his legal training at the University of Michigan and Ohio University, bar admission in 1911, and long record of courtroom integrity. Supporters praise his oratory, education, and devotion to public service and law in a wide community.
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Ray TL. Steothis
Whsunhieg
Pselqua Culos
Almnaday
Thurkhantien
University of Weat Vere
Universty of Michigan
Hin
Rma
Buchinlor
White
Obie
Hiv
Tevin
Ula
Mletigam
Poneesa
Strother
Thin County
Bux
Terie
Herorshy
Harrison County
Tia Fan
Ohio
Pressontiig
Ray L. Struthers
Iin Tor
Gort
Ray L. Strother
Wutsol
Harrivan County
Bert
Governor White's Campaign Rally In City Tonight
Albert J. White arrived from Salem and will address supporters at the courthouse tonight on the Republican bid for the U.S. Senate seat. Judge G. W. Atkinson plans to speak but is ill, clouding tonight's schedule. Charles Powell of New York visits his brother Richard A. Farland and Mrs. C. P51 Suttere.
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Albert J. White
Salem
Gore
Charles Powell
New York
Richard A. Farland
Mra. C. P51
Suttere
Kiln Workers Withdraw from Potters Union at Sebring
Alliance Ohio May 11 Kiln workers withdraw from the Potters union at Sebring and threaten a strike Thursday night unless potteries offer no wage increase of twenty five cents a day. They accuse manufacturers of breaching a contract with the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters set to run until October 1 1917 and demand labor pace relief.
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Edward Monge
Priaidont
National Brotherhoul
Kiln Placé
Sebring
Turkish jets strike dry docks and naval stores
An official Turkish air force statement says two Turkish aircraft dropped bombs on April 25 at the dry docks and Voll tanks in Port Said. The report notes the action targeted military facilities as part of ongoing hostilities in the region.
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Berlin
Turkjet
Aeroo Nies
Port Said
Airship falls into Potomac near Mount Vernon
May 11 A large hydro airship fell into the Potomac near Mount Vernon while en route between Newport News and Washington. Three crew were rescued and two occupants are missing. the craft’s condition and exact identities of those aboard are not yet confirmed.
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Wasilengton
Newport
Washington
Mount Vernon
Fey
Seach
MarCinley
Newport Nowe
Mechanielan Phility Aitery
Claveland
Wodric Henplin). the (Baleakaued Wan Tenlyed Only Alieht Leiber
Naleiliieen
Goud
Navy
Annie Wullleal
Sewport
Hivan
Riot and shooting at Webster Manufacturing plant prompts walkouts
Riot and fatal shooting at the Webster Manufacturing Company plant last night sparked walkouts by workers. Four more strikers were hired to replace demonstrators as police and guards respond. two injured men named George Tool and Haymond Talley are hospitalized.
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Webster Munufactucing Company
TAO Emoyes
Walt Trays
George Tool
Haymond Talley
Soldiers Menace Looms At Turtle Creek Armory
Reports state Lt Gonilt Hone In the Turtle Creek area, troops sent to the armory as several units may return home within four days. About 1,000 adult men reported for work at Wellinghory Electric and Manaf turing Company before gates closed, while other plants in the Pittsburgh district remain on strike for an eight hour day.
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Gonilt
Turtle Creek
Abey Armory
Petetitg
Hy Wellinghory Cleetrie and Manatturing Company
Pittsburg
Women Maccabees Close State Rally at Port Haven
The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees held its state rally with a large attendance and awards for membership gains. ValleyReview of Slatersville initiated sixty new members earning the first prize. Grattan review won second prize for seventeen new members. Salem review led in delegations with twenty five or more attendees. The ceremony included dedications and memorials. Port Haven, Michigan is noted for a future $200,000 office project with a cornerstone set for October 23.
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Benoit Association of the Maccabees
Hela, Burt
Ypsilant
Mich
Grafton Review
Elledhard Hooper
Portinron
Hich
Agwarda
Arne
Valley Revlew of
Slatersvilie
Grattan Review
Salem Review
Marion Review
Patrmont
Hop
Forewlaar Tech
Hota Waldo
Mins Bina M. West
Woman's Benefit Association
Port Haven
Miah
Theonomat
Ata ‘Sutizen
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Lsmund
Francis Basil Welch
Helen Louise Cody
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Claistrict
Stealey Heights
Bishop Weekley
Parkersburg
Bishop W. Me Weelle
Templar
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Weat Virghan
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Thin Elty
Sasdon
Wither
Chirka
Kyle
Marksburg
Div
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Ita
Sur
Howard T. Cunningham
Wadur Hla
Kaughtn
Wood
Bureau of Information
Daniel Warren Jacobs
Punt | Vudneat
George B. Cordenley
George C. Finly
Star
John £.Bluver
Joseph E. Robinson
Thomas
W. Arnett
John
Mitehell
Olson
Edmund J
Sawyer
Rs. Hickman
Henry A. Davidson
George W. Wilson
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Mita
Commandarion
Fourth
Rand Commandery
Jay DL
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Potters’ Union
Potomac
Church Federation For Social Service
Methodist General Conference
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Saratunn
N.Y
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Theo
Chuck Bodin
HBO
Gut Paneer
Fiealttine
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Mise Hine M. West
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