United States Threatens Force Over Tampico Blockade
Washington asserts it will use force if needed to keep Tampico open as Huerta blockade escalates. Navy orders to Admiral Badger resist convoy talk while seeking to prevent interference with commerce. Mixing with mediation, Huerta may seize further cargo en route to Antilla and threaten Vera Cruz.
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Washington
United States
Pampico
Huerta
Navy Department
Navy Deparment
Badger
Puerto Mexico
Department
Apulia
Tampico
Mbt
General Huerta
Conatitu-ionalists
Antilla
New York
Muerta
Templeo
Vera Cruz
Progresso
Alvadao River
T- 18
Mexico City
Niagara Fally
Tejar
Funston
May Open Hostilities Huerta Threat Focuses on Interference
Vera Cruz June 8. Mexican gunboats Zaragoas and Bravo ordered from Puerto Mexico amid tensions. Interference at Tameico seen as act of war by Huerta, signaling possible hostilities.
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Huerta
Tameico
Vera Cruz
Zaragoas
Bravo
Puerto Mexico
Minister Resigns Over Church Board Conflict in Zanesville
Rev A B Markley of St John s Lutheran in Zanesville resigns citing flagrant disobedience to God and constitutional violation by the official board. He asks a synod committee to investigate and seek deposition, but the congregation took no action. He has accepted a call to a Coshocton church.
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Zanesville, O
Word of God
A. B. Markley
St. John's Engish Lutheran Church
Markley
Synod
Coshocton
Shamrock IV Makes Quick Early Trial With New Challenger
Portsmouth June 8 Shamrock IV Sir Thomas Lipton's new America’s Cup challenger has shown good progress in early trial spins with Shamrock III. The tall mast and massive sails impressed spectators as the yacht stood out in gusty winds and began to advance in height and speed.
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Shamrock IV
Portsmouth
Egland
Thomas Lipton
Atande
Suffraget Bowling Squads Infiltrate Catholic Churches
London reports say suffraget bowling squads shifted from Protestant to Roman Catholic churches, triggering disturbances. At Brompton Oratory Father Bowden was addressing the pulpit when women caused disruptions and were ejected. Westminster Catholic cathedral services faced similar interruptions during Father Vaughan's sermon.
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London
Brompton Oratory
Father Bowden
Differ
Westminster Catholic
Father Vaughan
Motor Car Ditching injures four in Napoleon
In Napoleon Ohio in June a motor car driven by Rev Alexander Buechler crashed into a ditch injuring four people. Mrs Mary Buechler may die, Mrs Joseph Werle may die, and Rev Buechler suffered injuries. the driver turned aside for a passing car when the vehicle plunged off the road toward Hamlet.
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Napoleon
Alexander Buechler
Mary Buechler
Buechler
Joseph Werle
Alexander
St. Paul's Church
Rey
Churches Back Westinghouse Strike in Turtle Creek Valley
Resolutions endorsing a strike by 10 000 workers at Westinghouse Machine Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing and Pittsburgh Motor Works were adopted at a joint meeting of eight Turtle Creek valley churches in East Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Machine Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh Motor Works
Turtle Creek Valley
Waywardness in Boys Due to Bad Teeth Charged With Murder
New York City Republican leaders credit decayed teeth and poor chewing for boy delinquency. At Dobbs Ferry Children’s Village about 50 youths receive care, with 91 percent improving after two years of dental work and hygiene training.
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New York
Charles D. Hil Jos
Republican Naional Committee
Hoe
Dobbs Ferry
Cyclist Killed by Train Near Cuyahoga Halls
Akron June 8. Arthur Lewis was struck by a passenger train at Cuyahoga Halls while riding a motorcycle. The impact threw the machine fifty feet. Lewis was caught by the cow catcher and died after being brought to Akron by train.
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Akron
Arthur Lewis
Cuyahoga Halls
Lewis
Baby Found In Glendale Cemetery Investigation Under Way
A wailing sound near Glendale cemetery entrance led to the discovery of a badly wrapped baby boy abandoned in the grass. Police took charge after the discovery and the infant was placed in protective care.
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Akron
Glendale Cemetery
Threemon
Tragic grade crossing crash kills family in Freehold
Victim dies in the same wreck that killed his wife and two children. An English town man was buried at the Long Branch as a rabbi prayed at the Freehold synagogue for his family.
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Freehold
N. J
English Town
Long Branch
Rabb
Kelley Leads Unemployed Band Through Ohio Camp
In Fostoria Ohio on June 8 General Kelley with about sixty unemployed men arrived by Nickel Plate from the west bound east. Police Chief Strouse refused transfer to the Hocking Valley and the group moved toward Maple Grove then camped. They departed today over the Pennsylvania system.
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Fostoria, O
Kelley
Fostoria
Nickel Plate
Strouse
Hocking Valley
Maple Grove
Pennsylvann
Suspects Held in Can Company Messenger Robbery
Frederick Kelly and Joseph Longo pilots, and Joseph Reardon of Westchester, remanded for further investigation after arrest in the John Bonnavelt robbery. They face robbery charges with ball set at 5,000.
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New York
Frederick Kelly
Joseph Longo
Joseph Reardon
Westchester
John Bonnavelt
Amercan Can Company
Senate Prepares Tolls Repeal Vote Amid Antitrust Push
Senate leaders set to pass the tolls exemption repeal tonight with a Norris backed amendment. Antitrust legislation and the Interstate Commerce Commission bill are on the agenda as the week proceeds, while arbitration on the Britain dispute may wait. Newlands gears up to move the trade commission bill after the tolls vote.
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Washington
June
Senate
O’gorman
Norris
Great Britain
House
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Committee
Trade Commission
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Major Markets
Regional cattle and sheep quotes from East Buffalo Cleveland and Pittsburgh show prime steers at 8 dollars per cwt, heifers around 7, cows near 9, and calves varied. Lambs and sheep range around 3 to 9 dollars, with hogs and wheat prices reflecting mixed demand across markets.
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East Buffalo
Hull
Hoge Howe
Chicago
Cattin
Teeven
Wheatone
Cleveland
Mlichers
Ewnn
Laribe
Foe
Epring Lamba
Pittsburgh
Widening Rift Between Villa and Carranza Deepens Mexican Strife
Juarez June 8. Rival leaders General Villa and General Carranza confront mounting friction as military chiefs align with the north faction. Villa remains in Chihuahua City and plans swift action toward Zucatecas while Carranza pushes toward Saltillo. Chao, a Carranza ally, travels on a secret mission amid talks of plots to curb Villa’s gains and boost other commanders.
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Juarez
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Tebel
Panfilo Natera
Himssit
Zucatecan
Manuel Chao
Chihushua
Cimey
Carranca
Carrasam
Chao
Parral
Maem
Torreon
Campelza
Seemtecas
Saltillo
Carranea
Roosevelt canvass for governor hints at revival bid
A statewide drive probes if Roosevelt will seek the governorship again. Reports from Belt workers influence the decision and indicate possible announcement, directed by leaders including George W Forking. Celebrant Findlay marks 101st birthday. David Wardewell celebrated his 100th birthday, recalling early ties with Native Americans.
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New York
Roosevelt
Lading Progrosetros
George W. Forking
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