Protest Filed By Huerta Claims U S Violated Armistice
Washington May 9 Huerta warns the United States may withdraw from mediation over the Mexican crisis and the War Department gears up to move two brigades from Galveston. German ships head toward Puerto Mexico with arms for Huerta, provoking talk of seizing cargoes to avert war.
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Washington
United States
Huerta
Galveston
Chin
Wuerta
Hadger
Navy Department
Puerto Mexico
Bolals
Itv
Thay
Hilerts
Alreaty Bie
Itm
Mexico
Vera Cron
Tampico
Badger
Vera Crux
Carder
Grave Peril in Mexico City Reports and Movements
U S officials report continued risk in Mexico City as diplomats and clerks depart for Vera Cruz or Key West. Major General Bell to command Second Division. troop movements and sealed orders signal possible embarkation. First volunteer Red Cross nurses from Washington join the effort. reports of an execution near Tejera remain unconfirmed.
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Bell
Carter
United States Army
Washington
Red Cross Society
Irgeon
Gorgas
Eav
Vera Cruz
Troupe Moves Toward Vera Cruz Amid Government Orders
Government orders relocate a performing troupe from Galvedton to Vera Cruz with movement scheduled for May. Details on origin and route remain limited.
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Galvedton
Galverton
Tea
Army Aviators Scouts Who Keep Clove Eye on All Movements of Mexican
Army aviators and scouts monitor Mexican movements with vigilant aerial patrols across the border. Aerial observers record troop positions and report to headquarters to ensure rapid response and border security.
Army Aviators Display Formation During Exercise
The article describes aviators in formation at a training camp, listing officers Captain Mower Temnant Lieutenant Hellinger Commander Mustin and Lieutenant Suntty as they maneuver in the air and on the ground. It notes the crew's progress and the smooth execution of their movements during the drill.
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Ike
Army Avigtory
Geurtn Punsioh
Very Otis
Ton Mower Temnant
Hellinger
Cionmender Mustin
Lieutenant Suntty
Naval Officer Disciplined for Courtmartial Findings
Lieutenant Commander Charles P. Muff, U S N, recently tried by court martial for knocking down a man connected with a dry goods firm, faced a finding that recommended a five-step reduction in rank. Secretary Danie then amended the sentence, altering the final outcome.
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Washington
Charles P. Muff
Settlement Work Question About Mugelas
An unclear note discusses Mugelas taking up settlement work and mentions bibs creditors and a dollar amount. The fragment hints at a town context but lacks concrete details or names. Further readable context is needed to form a precise card.
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Mugelas
Dollir
Three Fatally Hurt in Acetylene Explosion
An acetylene plant explosion near Holgate Hexary county injures three men and two others seriously. J H Hoseler of Wooster dies instantly. George Rickler and Henry Renien of Hamlet are fatally and seriously hurt along with Mrs Ricker and William Reiman. The house at the Ricker farm is wrecked and debris injures bystanders.
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Ricker Farm
Imbert
Prisoners vanish from Dayton state hospital farm
Two robbery inmates, Charles Bbner and Charles Clarke, disappeared from the Dayton state hospital farm. Authorities fear they may be following a circus trail as they were last seen near the grounds.
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Charles Bbner
Charles Clarke
Dayton State Hospital
Disarmament Proceeding In Colorado Affair
Washington reports no new clashes in Colorado mine strike areas as disarmament moves forward. The War Department notes districts report no disorder and requests for troops are being assessed to gauge local needs before action.
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Colorado
Washington
War Department
Falls From Window At Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Philip Berry twenty one falls from second story window of the Phi Sigma Chi fraternity head quarters. He landed on the head and received probably fatal injuries. He was alone in the quarters at the time.
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Vehann
Philip Berry
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Tod selects manager for gubernatorial bid in Ohio
Ex Senator David Tod of Youngstown names Dwight J Harrison of Columbus as head of state campaign HQs to back Tod for the Republican nomination for governor. The move signals an immediate launch of a preprimary campaign across Ohio.
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Columbus
David Tod
Youngstown
Dwight J. Harrison
Tod
Wovernor
Herrin
Coal Barge Accident Crashes Freight in Ohio River
Tow boat Cruiser broke its shaft on the Ohio River and struck the Wabash railroad bridge pier below Broubenville causing four barges to crush and scatter about 150000 bushels of coal into deep water near the channel.
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Broubenville
O. May
Ohi
Wabash Railroad Bridge
FATAL FRAY WITH NOB
One man is dying and three others are badly injured after a fight with a mob of about ten men armed with clubs and knives. The clash is traced to an old feud. Jack Synan, 22, the most seriously injured, lies at the city hospital with a fractured skull.
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Cleveland
Jack Synan
Ely Hospital
Rafferias
Low death rate and riots end in New York and London
A fragmented report notes a low death rate in New York City and mentions fines to avert a 600 member strike. It references suffragist Lillian Loates and a London case with a warm year imprisonment linked to arson. Separate items mention Baraboo divorce and a 40 year marriage of Mr and Mrs Hinging.
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New York City
Univer
Lillian Loates
Wah
London
Doncaster
Albert Iingling
Wrothera
Eireus
Baraboo
Wis
Mew Hinging
Two Men Die by Own Action Found in Hempteac Home
Mrs. Francis Harrington found Andrew Carman and Elmer Weeks, both 62, dead in a Hempteac residence after a 16 year companionship. Coroner Walters investigates. two gas totes were found in the kitchen. Authorities say death by own action is suspected.
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Hempteac, N
Francis Harrington
Andrew Carman
Elmer Weeks
Walters
Kitchen Place
Youngstown Councilman among victims in Boardman road crash
May 4 reports say David Miles city councilman died and Joseph Kennedy traffic manager of Youngstown Sheet and Tube may die after an age accident on Boardman road five miles from Youngstown. Several others were slightly injured in a non collision between Miles's car and another vehicle.
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Youngstown
David Miles
Joseph Kennedy
Robber Shot Trying Jewelry Store Heist
A robber attempting to rob Max White's Jewelry Store in Cleveland was shot and wounded twice by the proprietor. The wounded thief fled the scene threatening bystanders with a revolver before escaping.
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Cleveland
Max White
Prohibition Amendment Up for House Vote in Session
Washington reports a likely House vote on the judiciary committee proposed amendment paving the way for practical prohibition. Democratic leaders expect the measure to be part of caucus planning though opponents argue it is doomed.
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Lesters
Judiciary Committee
Washington, May
House
Congress
Representative Underwood
Noser
Caucm
House Caucus
Coal train pelted during eastern Ohio miners strike
Crescent Ohio reports the first violence tied to the eastern Ohio miners strike as stones hit a locomotive bound for the lakes. The Whitaker Gleasner company at Martins Ferry and Wheeling is the only signer of the miners wage scale.
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St. Claireville
Ohio
Crescent
West Virginia
Whitaker-Gleasner Compa
Martins Ferry
Wheeling
Woman's Aid Record: Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Minneapolis resident Mrs. Joseph Aselin reports two years of monthly pains and weakness ending after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits third bottle with restored health and offers to share her experience. The ad promotes the remedy as made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics.
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Aselin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia
Pinkham
Josep Aselin
Monroe St
N.E
Minneapolis, Minn
Lydis E. Pinkham
Saving A Habit Make Saving A Habit
Recurring Saver offers 6 percent time certificates of deposit with a fair interest rate and strong safety as life slows earnings. The program emphasizes habitual saving.
Executors Public Sale Auction Near Fredericktown Farm
The undersigned executor offers for sale at public auction a farm located four miles east of Fredericktown on the Mt. Vernon and North Liberty road. The sale represents the estate of Permijla Martin and will be conducted by the executor’s legal authority. Proceeds benefit the estate and heirs under the terms of the will and applicable law.
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Permijla Martin
Wale Ft
Fredericktown
Mt. Vernon
North Liberty Road
Estate Auction for Permilla Martin Property
On Wednesday May 13 714 a farm sale includes ten cattle and twenty sheep on a 96 acre property. The sale begins at 3 o'clock with terms announced at the event. Executors and auctioneers listed as Erza Turney and B Turnby.
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Erza Turney
Permilla Martin
Turnby
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