Mexico and Huerta Face Pressure Over Tampico Accord
Washington reports say Huerta authorized delegates to discuss Tampico conflict as a path to peace. Diplomatic notes indicate Huerta might resign if needed, with Mexican officials seeking an orderly government and US interests. Brazilian and Mexican diplomats relay that Americans seek departure from Mexico City and a possible shift of power away from strong military leaders. Police note a probe into the murder of cavalryman Samuel Parks and the imprisonment of the American Smith family.
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Ny Yawena
Washington, D.C
Huerta
Hle
Mexico City
Tha
Puerto
Mexico
United States
Frat
Occu Pation
Vera Cruz
Hueria
Channala
Thigslow
Federal Districte
Samuel Parks
Park
Foreign
Auerloun Smith
Refugees Reach New York From Tampico Crisis
May 18 New York reports refugees from Mexico City and Tampico arriving aboard a Ward line steamer. Two Americans among the group include John J. McPaland, an employee of a major American oil company. Refugees describe chaotic conditions in Tampico and hotels refusing to house Americans amid rising anti American sentiment.
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New York
Mexico City
Ward Line
Cimusuey
John J. McPaland
Tampico
Auglo T Américan Ofl Company
Canaguay
Daaenor
Sallore
Cruther
Harmione
Rescue Ptm
Mediator Arrives as Talks Tackle Mexican Problem
Argentine minister Dr Nnon arrived in AyeD May 18 to join South American mediators for the Mex I Problem. Robert Fiscone of the State Department met him and escorted him toward Stagara Falls Canada by motor. The purpose of Dr Nnon’s stay is to resume talks aimed at resolving the dispute.
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Yaneacyayed Sreust Aufpalo
Remuto
Nuon
Robert Fiscone
Stagara Falls
Canada
Matoinotsio
Dr. Nnon
Becker Press Agent Witness Against Him in Becker Trial
Charles P. Putt, defense agent and adviser for Charles Becker, testified for the state at the murder trial of Herman Rozenthal. He corroborated Jack Rose and others that Becker instigated the plot, recounting Becker's anger after Rozenthal’s killing and remarks about the stunt being done for moving pictures.
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Jasauanguayen Pnaney
New York
Charles P. Putt
Ovathmé Pro
Charles Becker
Herman Rozenthal
Jack Rose
Becker
Royenthal
Witneus
Bankers gather in Richmond for regional meeting
Nearly 250 bankers from 476 banks in the fifth regional district meet in Richmond led by John M Miller Jr of First National Bank. M C Elliott of the regional reserve committee opens with remarks as Governor Stuart and Mayor Ainslie welcome attendees. Carter Glass is slated to speak on forming an able regional bank board with others from Baltimore and Washington.
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Richmond
John M. Miller Jr
First National Bank of
M. C. Elliott
Regional Reserve Organization Committee
Stuart
Ainslie
Carter Glass
Ne Xegonal Bank
Willan Ingle
Baltimore
George White
Washington
Safe Blow Up at New York Roadway Theater Heist
Four men gained entry to a New York roadway motion picture theater early today. They restrained three workers and blew open the safe in the box office, stealing about $11,000. The robbers remained in the building for four hours and forced the watchman to wind his clock to avoid arousing suspicion.
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Annaclavea
New York
Rosme
Nan & pHoover
Fatal aviation accident during Prince Henry competition
Germany May 18, a fatal aviation accident occurred in connection with the Prince Henry aviation competition that began yesterday. Lieutenant Rhote, aboard with Lieutenant Kolbe, was killed when their monoplane capsized in gusty winds. Kolbe escaped with minor injuries.
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Oecurs
Prince Henry Aviation
Germany
Iy Anaouater Pri Brankport
On-The-Matn
lAnother Fatel Sci Hent
F Rhote
Waa
Kolbe
Windy
Rumored Mexican Troop Movements Near Vera Cruz
Reports from Vera Cruz May 18 say a claimed concentration of Mexican federal troops before the American lines near Vergara station did not occur. An early morning attack promoted by natives and reported yesterday failed to materialize as no hostilities were observed at the American outpost. No sign of violation of the armistice by Generals Navarrese or Pena was seen. Rumors of troop movements circulated from several quarters yesterday near the outposts.
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Vera Cruz
Vergara
Strike Declared by Ohio Coal Miners in May 18 Dispatch
Columbus May 18. District No 6 United Mine Workers declares a strike of all Ohio coal miners. Officials begin paying a 49 dollar daily strike benefit to every member. Mines have remained closed since April by operator orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Six Pinlanders Fined for Drunken Disorderly Conduct
Six Pinlanders were arrested Sunday afternoon by Sheriff Hoss F. Stout at the Tin Plate addition on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. They were fined $1 and costs by Justice Jackson Y. Carter, paid the fines, and were released. Ansel J. Paugh and sister Miss Wlora returned from Grafton after visiting their sister Mrs. 7. G. Brown.
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Hoss F. Stout
Tin Plate Addition
Jackson Y. Carter
Ansel J. Paugh
Anq
Miss Wlora
Grafton
7. G. Brown
Red Letter Day Opens Pennsylvania West Virginia League in Clarksburg
The opening of the Pennsylvania West Virginia Baseball League at Gulon Park features Fairmont against Shannon's Colts with Mayor Will H. Cole set to throw first ball. A parade, brass band, and half day as merchants close heighten anticipation for Clarksburg’s historic Union Park debut, while Needham’s Mountaineers look to edge ahead with Huffman pitching and Glitsen at catcher.
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Gulon Park
Fairmont
Shannon
Colts
Clarksburg
J. Plavius
Will H. Cole
Umpa
Teriés
Union Park
Needham
Clty
Elty
Huffman
Clarkaburg
Two Charges Filed Against Spaniard In Police Court
Naragnno Nulng, a Spaniard, was sued for 6.60 by Mayor Will H. Cole on a charge of insulting women to the street. A second charge of assaulting Etta Haulbert and Victor Bartlett was also brought. he is held in the county jail awaiting hearing before Justice T. G. Nicewarner at 7:40 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naragnno Nulng
Will H. Cole
Etta Haulbert
Victor Bartlett
Nulnz
Upward Look Baccalaureate Sermon Delivers Hopeful Message
In Bridgeport on May 18 a large audience gathered at the Baptist church for a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr Howard of the First Methodist Episcopal church. He spoke on The Upward Look, using Luke 12 34 as text, urging graduates beginning life to serve humanity unselfishly. Dr W G Taylor of Clarkeburg attended and offered prayer. The High School choir with Roxie Payne at the organ and Hoel Teter sang. The church was decorated blue and white. Eva Graves hosted friends with games, music and sandwiches later served by the hostess. Several attendees named including Lorraine Kester, Paul Thornlutg, Este Golden and Marie Graves. The Misalan Circle of Simpson Creek Baptist surprised Mrs Anderson with a gift before her move to Grafton, forty ladies attending, refreshments served.
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Bridgeport
Howard
Hirat
W. G. Taylor
Clarkeburg
Wad
Roxie Payne
Hoel Teter
Misa Eva Graves
Lorraine ‘Kester
Paul Thornlutg
Este Golden
Marie Graves
Lena Morrison
Bessie Golden
Sadie Kester
Mae Chip and Mosers
Charles Luddiph
Lorraine Kester
Thomas Mosier
Wiliam Kester
Walter Llewellyn
Wiliam Wilson
Misalan
Simpson Creek
Nuisance Visitor Arrested in City Jail Case
Kirk Rafanidor, a frequent city jail visitor, is in the county awaiting magis trate Willam Starcher on a charge of being a menace to person and food fame. Police Officer U Grant Sho Sworn he was arrested Saturday night by Officers Davisson and While on a charge of drunkenness.
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Kirk Rafanidor
Maglatrat Willam
Starcher
Jackson Dead in Cairo Area Prominent County Official
Cairo May 16 Jesac M. Jackon a prominent resident and former Bitchie county commissioner died at his home of heart disease. D W Henoway of Fairmont and George W Smith of Weston are visiting briefly. The report notes a visitor Monday and mentions local names in a distressed, fragmentary obituary context.
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Cairo
Jesac M. Jack ‘On
Reaideat Qd
Bitchie County
Bere of Heart Qivaen
D. W. Henoway
Fairmont
George W. Smith
Weston
Polne
Burglary at Apollo Candy Store on West Pike Street
A break in at Apollo Candy on West Pike Street occurred Saturday night with two ordinary bottles taken from a piano and a safe untouched. Police report entry through a hole in a rear door and an unlocked window. Investigators have tied clues to a suspect. no one in custody as officers continue inquiries.
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Boma
Br Pi
Apollo
West Pike Steset
Agayet
Dale Dean Dead in Denver City
Dale Dean a well known colored resident of Clarksburg died in Denver on Sunday morning after a long illness. He had come to Denver for a benefit last April and declined rapidly. He was a janitor, connected with city buildings, and had been well regarded in the community.
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Dale Dean
Clarksburg
Denver
Strat
Frank J. Welch
Hale a Year Men Given Six Month Sentences for Carrying Weapons
Hale a year. Men named A Loxed and H F Muley received six month sentences for carrying firearms in violation of the antiweapon statute. Arrested in a box car in railroad yards by Captain J A Campbell and W J Mays of the railroad detective force. Justice T Ge Warner imposed the penalties on Monday morning.
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Te A. Loxed
H. F. Muley
Jas Cabell
W. J. Mays
Railroad
T. Ge Warner
Greeks Lead Armed Strikers Return to Ludlow Camp
At Trinidad Colorado on May 18, armed Greek workers led the repopulation of the Ludlow tent colony. Strikers began returning, mingling with other races and delaying entrance for women and children. More tents were set up as the occupation continued and armed guards remained on site.
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Colo
Ludlow
Theersby
Sreoks
An Italian prisoner linked to county murder case
An inmate named Joseph Arad, an Italian prisoner, was found carrying a razor while escaping from the county hall. He is held in jail awaiting further processing after an incident near the Baltimore night station, tied to Frank Parsons and a consal murderer.
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Cuspleion
Frank Parsons
Joseph Arad
Baltimore Nuit
James Burge
Paulette Cums
Contetion at Haipax Navy Yard Delays Steamer Pickups
Report from May 2 at Serlodos Contetion Haipax NS describes the recovery of a banned steamer Cuichla picked up forty miles south of Sakie seieit in a delocy yesterday morning. The condition of men Seriona Mr end Mire Deoree K Shale 4 Weston was stated.
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Haipax
United Amney Revenue
Beeten
Cuichla
Thule Mall
Sakie Seieit
Delocy
Mr End Mire Deoree
K. Shale
Weston, Ware Taltire Bory Adu
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Trike
State of
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Colla
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Glarkaburg
Jaii
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Ouimet
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Travers
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Gridgeport
Jackson
Apollo Candy Stone
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Serlods
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