Ohio Troops Called After Disturbing Mexican Border Reports
Washington June 21 Major General Funston seeks 65 000 national guard to mobilize for border duty after disturbing reports on Mexican forces north of the border. The US replies to Carranza rejects demands for withdrawal and warns of grave consequences for any attack. Secretary Lansing informed Mexican ambassador Arredondo. Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, and Pennsylvania guards are considered for early mobilization with border action likely to begin if hostilities occur. The Navy may blockade Mexican ports, and Senator Tillman is asked to back a navy expansion to 74 700 enlistments. An American soldier was seized at Casas Grandes and held briefly before being released after a demand from General Pershing.
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Washington
Funston
National Guard
Lansing
Bilseo Arredondo
United States
Carranza
Mexico
Bliss
Henry P. McCain
Punston
Ohio
Militia Division
War Department
New York
Massachusetts
Trinois
State Department
Daniels
Tillman
Senate Naval Committee
Raid Turkish Camps Invasion Superseded at Fl Arish
Eleven British aeroplanes attacked the Turkish camp at Fl Arish near the Suez canal. An official British war department statement said substantial damage occurred but three planes were lost.
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London
Fl Arish
Buea Canal
British War Department
Court News highlights from the Court Journal
Court rulings include judgment for plaintiff in Boy Needle Go case amounting to 44.66, a divorce decree restoring Grace Bricker Puckett to her maiden name, an estate appraisal of 10 159.60 in real estate, will admission for Robert J. Armatrong, executor bond set at 10 000 with named sureties, private sale order for Susan Moore's estate, guardianship papers for orphan Hil lar ending with Washington appointment, marriage license for Cheater T. Barry and Lillis McMillen, and deed filed by Harry C. Conkle to J M Spurgeon for property in Danville valued at 1 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. TL. Bow
Grace Bricker Puckett
Cart Puckett
Grace Bricker
W. W. Walkey
Robert J. Armatrong
Givine Bond
John Kext
Ivan Leonard
Eugene Loney
John Mott
George Richert
Hillar
Hiller
Yakima County
Washington
T. Barry
Lillis McMillen
Howard
J. A. Long
Mortgage notice on Buckeye State Building and Loan Co assets
Mortgage advertisement for homes in Columbus and farms in central Ohio by Buckeye State Building and Loan Company. Highlights prompt loans, best terms, borrower privileges, repayable in whole or part anytime. Assets listed at 11.1 million dollars. Adds five percent on time deposits. Address Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
Weet Gay Street
Otto
Barn Fire Destroys Dugan Farm Near Bladenburg
Fire of unknown origin consumed a barn on Charles Dugan's farm four miles south of Bladenburg last night. Hay, farm implements, 100 bushels of wheat, and a calf perished. loss estimated in the hundreds, with the structure partially insured. Also notes Miss Eleanor Stinemetz undergoing an operation at M and S hospital and Ellen and Albert Rose visiting from Ottumwa and Albia prior to their departure to Newark.
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Bladensburg
Charles Dugan
Here
Eleanor Stinemetz
Carl Stinemeta
South Vernon
Ellen Rose
Ottumwa
Albert Rose
Albia
William Rose
South Jefferson Street
Newark
Williame Willline wedding at Dr Wenger home
Ona Mable Willline and Qlus Verne Willline were married in a ceremony at Dr Joseph Wenger’s home 110 North Metensia Street. The service was by Rev J A Long. Out of town guests included Mrs W P Whittington and son Richard of Springfield Ohio and Mr and Mrs A O Wenger of Akron. They will be at home after July 12 at 21 Court ney Avenue Newburgh New York. The groom is with Arburger Manufacturing Co as a cortina engine and pump designer.
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Williame- Wenger
Joseph Wenger
North Metensia Street
Lhje
Ona Mable
Qlus Verne Willline
A. B. Willian
Mendelasotn
Minn Hatte Carrér
J. A. Long
Church of Christ
Hattie Dorrer
Pauline Riley
Minnie Dunlap
W. P. Whittington
Richard
Springfeld
A. O. Wenger
Akron
Williams
Pennsylvania
New York
Williame
Arburger Manufacturing Co
Gourtney Avenue
Newburgh
Wet Weather Dampens County Christian Endeavor Attendance
Rainy Wednesday kept attendance low at the county Christian Endeavor convention held in the M P church. About 50 delegates registered by afternoon as a largely planned program proceeded with interest despite the weather. The Mansfield Shield notes Miss Gertrude Loray's return to Athens for Ohio University commencement and Mary Wilkinson of Crestline leaves for Mt Vernon for a visit with relatives before returning home. Mrs Harvey Simmons was taken to the M & M hospital Wednesday afternoon.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
M. P
Gertrude Loray
Athena
Ohio University
Carl N. Lorey
East Chestnut Errest
Mary Willednson
Crestline
Mt. Vernon
Mansfield Shield
Harvey Simmons
West Chestnut Street
Democratic bids for Ohio 17th district offices announced
A collage of names and notices announces candidates for Democratic nominations in Ohio’s 17th district and nearby counties. William A. Ashbrook Julius Headington Rudolph L. Jones Robert Cochran Clifton Hunt George Shaffer Charles Colgin Guy Taylor Burr Lytle Ernest Workman Charles Bermont with affiliations in Richland and Morrow counties and townships, urging voter support and rotation rules.
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T Am
General Assembly of
Ohio
Carl V. Beebe
Morrow County
Gilead
PAYS CLAIM AND IS RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
Frank Jennings was arrested Tuesday evening by Others Mobilroy and Aladort on a charge of defrauding an innkeeper. The claim totaled 4.85 dollars and was paid. Jennings was released from custody. A drug advertisement follows urging Dr King s New Life Pills for a clear complexion and liver relief.
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Frank Jennings
Mobilroy
Aladort
Mitchell
Mra
AL. Bostchely
Jennings
Tody
Social notes on visits and trips in area
Miss Katherine Baker of Sandusky visits friends in town. Mrs Margaret Hothge of Chillicothe stays with Mrs Barbara Carlo of East Hamtramck. Henry Darling of Hudson, formerly of the city, spends Tuesday with friends in Mt Vernon. William A Ackerman of East High street travels on business to Burys on Wednesday.
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Mise Katherine Baker
Sanduskyre
Margaret Hothge
Chillicothe
Barbara Carlo
East Hamtramck Street
Henry Darling
Hudson
Mt. Vernon
William A. Ackerman
East High Street
Buryrus
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Chihuahua
Carranca
Casas Grandes
J. J. Wershing
Court News
Prank &. Caywood
Susan Moore
J. W. Noffsington
Harry C. Conkle
J. M. Spurgeon
H. Grant
Danville
Knox County
Knox County Savings Bank
West Ride Public Square
Ociety News
Loyal Daughters
Ida Veatch
East Gambler Street
Miss Veatch
Chester ‘T. Berry
Mes Lillie McMillen
Wast Vine Street
Berry
Sloan
Sloan’s
Pr. King
Dr. King
FA Lani
Skland
Congress
William A. Ashbrook
Reuben ER
Horn, Pleasant Township
Joby
Kramer
Manefield
Richland County
Julius Headington
Rudolph L. Jones
Robert Neiderhouse
Union Township
George M. Shaffer
Liberty Township
H. C. Thompson
Wayne Township
Walter B. Mossholder
A. D. Rinehart
Calvin Ray LA Fever
Thomas D. King
Howard Township
John Rice
Jefferson Township
Surveyor
Charles W. Colgin
Guy Taylor
Recorder
Robert Cochran
Clifton G. Hunt
Burr H. Lytle
Ernest A. Workman
Berlin Township
Hat Tam
Charles L. Bermont
Tam
Stokes
Doctor of Cruel
Commisalione
The
J. S. Ringwalt Co
H. C. Bennington
Citizens
Bell
Hart
Unus Horse
Faramel Horse Fe
Lake Shore
Ryde
Start Rite
CFL
MRC
Mitt Co
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