Villa Directing Second Attack At Zacatecas
Word from Washington June 22 reports General Villa leading the army of the north in a renewed assault on Zacatecas, cooperating with General Natera. Huerta strengthens defenses as reinforcements are readied in Mexico City to counter Villa’s push toward the capital. Villa’s force, weaker than Torreon days, faces a tougher defense after a federa l check north of Zacatecas and troubling reports of Villa’s prior setbacks.
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Villa
Natero
Zacatecas
Carranza
Mexico
Huerta
Mexico City
Juarez
Huertistas
Barron
Natera
Torreon
Anid
Mediation conference gains pace with Naon plan outlined
Mediation delegates from Mexico and the United States meet with three South American mediators in Niapita Palle Ontario. Dr Naon the Argentine minister explains new suggestions aimed at advancing negotiations and addressing internal Mexican issues. While some expect the mediators to require Carranza’s participation tied to an armistice, others in the diplomats’ circle see a simpler path forward.
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Naon
Niapita Palle
Ont
Dr Naon
Noon
Carranza
Fake Says Villa Denies Angeles Proclaimed President
Torreon Mexico June 2 General Villa denied rumors that General Angeles was proclaimed provisional president and that General Chao had been executed. Villa called the reports malicious fabrication and said Chao is alive with the northern division at Zacatecas far from dead.
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Angeles
Torreon
Mexico
General Angeles
Villa
Chao
General Chao Ie
Motor launch capsizes. twelve drown near Syracuse
Twelve persons mostly women and children died when a motor launch struck a submerged log and capsized in the Oswego canal a few miles north of Syracuse New York on June 22. The victims included Mrs. George H Adams and three children John Moira Mrs. Harry Welsh and daughter Katherine two Dalnrich children Howard Crunv Charles Schultz and Mrs. Mabel Tibbits.
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Syracuse
George H. Adams
John Moira
Harry Welsh
Katherine
Dalnrich
Howard Crunv
Charles Schultz
Mabel Tibbits
Faces Charge of Forgery in Kansas City
A warrant was issued for the arrest of Mrs. H. Kinsinger in Kansas City charging her with forging her husband’s will which left her $26,000. The case centers on the contested will and potential estate funds.
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Kansas City
H. ¥. Kinsinger
Brother Kills Brother in North Reading Woodlands Dispute
June incident in North Reading ends in a fatal shooting of Charles Hartis by his brother James Hartis at a home during a dispute over woodland property. Belfdefense claimed. Police investigate potential self defense and motive as neighbors report turmoil.
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Yonton
James Hartis
North Reading Abot
Kired
Charles
Belfdefense Ja
Building giant airship to cross the ocean
New York date line reports Carl H. Flint plans a September 1 test of a hydro automatic airship in Brooklyn before a possible Atlantic crossing. Flint, an old sea captain, has spent seven years building a sea going airship aimed at commercial use. Hoboken Dry line notes Cooke’s order closing concert halls has Hoboken cafes abstaining from side door business Sunday.
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New York
Carl H. Flint
Brooklyn
Coney Sgand
Atlantic Ocean
Hoboken
Deputation of Women to Storm White House
Washington June 22 public attention centers on the White House when for the seventh time a deputation of women goes to wait upon President Wilson to urge passage of the Bristow Mondell amendment enfranchising women. Delegates from many states join the District of Columbia as the Federation of Women's Clubs of Chicago backs canal suffrage and endorses the effort.
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White House
Washington
Wilson
Federation of Women's Clubs of
United States
Chicago
District of Columb
Six Hurt In Head On Collision Near Newark
Six persons were injured in a four car collision near Newark New Jersey at Irvington Mrs May Van Horton of Somerville wife of the machine owner was carried to a local hospital the crash report detailed casualties and location with minor injuries to several occupants.
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Newark
N. J
Irvington
Hyde Park Suffragettes Protected By Police Amid Attacks
In London the police shielded suffragettes in Hyde Park escorting them to safety as meetings were broken up. Demonstrators faced threatening chants and rough treatment while authorities struggled to keep order and protect the women from violence.
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Hyde Park
London
Phown
Revere
Lyranny Sterlesy
Die Pollee
Veteran Killed by Train Near Irwin Tracks
Marysville June 22 George Washington a colored veteran soldier was killed instantly by a west contreselt train while walking on the Big Pour tracks near Irwin.
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Marysville
George Washington
Irwin
Will Move to Start New Paper in City
The Assembly of God plans to relocate its headquarters from Arkums to this city on June 22. A weekly paper will be launched here, with about 260,000 households countrywide expected to receive it, and a five-branch network will be established locally.
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Asaemokeb of God
Ite
Arkuums
Erep
Gas Explosion Claims Eighth Victim In Columbus
Columbus June 22 Nick George Hungarian died at a hospital from injuries from the gas explosion that occurred a week ago. He is the eighth man to die from the blast with six other injured men still in precarious condition.
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Columbus
Nick George
Aviator Missing Near Toledo With Plane
Toledo searchers fear for aviator Harry Atwood and his wife Ruth Sutterthwaite who vanished after departing Cedar Point 50 miles northeast of here bound for Toledo. The couple has been gone nearly 29 hours in a hydroaero craft with friends expressing concern for their safety.
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Toledo
Harry Atwood
Ruth L. Sutterthwaite
Reading
Cedar Point
Here
Cyclist Dies in Akron Motorcycle Crash After Streetcar Collision
Clarence Derhammer was killed when his motorcycle skidded while avoiding a streetcar in Akron on June 22. He was thrown head first and suffered a fractured skull. Robert Hood, riding with Birdie Montgomery, crashed into the wreck and both riders were injured.
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Akron
Clarence Derhammer
Derhammer
Robert Hood
Birdie Montgomery
Clone
Dayton Dedicates Toland Park and Opens Berger Park
Dayton residents joined in the dedication of Toland park the citys first outing area. The observances drew nearly the whole population. Berger park an additional outing resort was opened today expanding local recreation options.
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Dayton
Toland Park
Barberger Park
Woman Arrested for Murder Says She Did Not Know Why
Portsmouth New Hampshire June 22 A Emith college graduate Mrs Mary Hardy Folsom is jailed after shooting her husband Henry H Folsom while driving near Exeter He was Somerville Mass school committee chairman and former Dart Town football guard She told jail attendants I do not know why I killed him and I could not have been in my right mind The officials say she showed regret but appeared dazed and unable to recall details She denied intent to harm and claimed the revolver was kept for protection An official noted she may not be tried and suggested recommitment to an asylum after a prior three year confinement
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Mary Hardy Folsom
Emith College
Henry H. Folsom
Exeter
Somerville
Mase
Dart Trouth
Stope
Charged with Murder in Albany Society Man on Trial
Malcolm Gifford Sr. a Hudson society man weakened by tuberculosis faces trial for the murder of Albany chauffeur Frank J. Clste whose body was found beside an abandoned car on the Albany and Troy road. County Judge Addington will hear the case Thursday. Former District Attorney Jerome defends Gifford while he studies for college in the county jail. Westinghouse strike may settle soon in Pittsburgh.
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Jerome
Gifford
Live Stock and Grain Prices From Chicago to Toledo
A compact report of livestock and grain quotes across major markets including Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Prices cover cattle steers cows calves hogs sheep lambs and related feeds with figures in dollars per hundredweight and market notes through June.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Callie
Helfers
Bowie F. Hoge
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Yorkrer
Caatie
Btiers
Mi Tags
Boston
Lelane Waahod
Knights Templars and their historic rise and fall
The Knights Templars began as a semireligious martial order formed to protect crusaders. They gained power after establishing quarters at Solomon's Temple, and were known as Knights of the Temple. The order was suppressed in the 14th century, fueling enduring debate about modern continuity with the ancient group.
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Knighte Templars
Knights Templars
Solomon's Temple
Knights of the Temple
Philadelphia Press
Man Killed by Lions in Car During Show in Chicago
Emerson Dietrich Brooklyn theater manager for a troupe of trained lions was killed and partly devoured when he entered the caged car. Lions attacked as Teddy the leader struck and four others joined. Keeper George McCord could not help Dietrich. A fire department pole removed the body after formaldehyde was sprayed to drive the beasts away. Dietrich was engaged to Madam Adgie Castillo, owner of the lions.
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Chicago
Emerson D. Dietrich
Brooklyn
Elx
Dietrich
Hon
Lon
Kavimit
George McCord
Dions
McCord
Teddy
Trilby
Adgie Castillo
Guidious
Ken Dietrich
Willard the Wizard Kills Wife Then Dies at Jail
Cipeinnatl June Robert Willard known as Willard the Wizard commits suicide in Hamilton county Jail by jumping from the top of a well shaft. He had murdered his wife and their young son on December 20 at a local hotel before feigning insanity and facing a murder indictment. Chase Goes to Federale Chicago June 22 Hanl Chase, a free baseman, jumps from the Chicago White Sox to the Buffalo Federal Teague team and plays first base for the Buffalo team in the game here.
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Willard the Wizard
Cipeinnatl
Robert Wilelard
Nities Maroney
Hamilton County
Willard
Texan
Chase
Federale
Chicago
Hanl Chase
Chicago White Sox
Buffalo Federal Teague
Buffalors
Chicago Federal
Fatal Auto Accident Near South Vienna In Clark County
Two Columbus girls guests of residents near South Vienna were in a car accident that left Mary Shimer, 19, of Gahanna badly hurt with a fractured skull and other injuries, while fellow passenger Mildred Krolist, 19, of Gahanna, escaped serious harm. The car went over an embankment. both girls were taken to TooRt hospital.
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Mary ShiMer
Ninetean
Gahanna
Thie County
TooRt Hospital
South Vienne
Clark County
Mite Grate Krolist
Alee
Vienna
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