Piedras Negras Safeguarded as Hostilities Loom
American assurances to protect foreign property in Piedras Negras come amid rising tensions between constitutionalists and the Federal army. Consul Blocker and Major Caldwell pressed Carranza authorities to prevent destruction or Chinese walls at the border, with guards posted at riverfronts and bridges burned to hinder rebel retreat.
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Wodran Negras
Mexico
Piedras Negras
Jesus Carranza
State Department
United States Gonsus Blocker
Here
Blocker
Carranza
American State Department
Consul Blocker
Major Caldwell
Fourteenth United States Infantry
Eagle Pass
Oelrichs Arrested for Felonious Assault at Broadway Incident
Wealthy Columbia student Herman Oelrichs was arrested on a felonious assault warrant filed by Miss Lieville Singleton. She alleged he stabbed her with a sharp instrument during a jealousy sparked confrontation on Broadway while driving an auto. The car mounted a curb and hit a tree. Oelrichs was later found at Miss Singleton’s apartment attempting to offer money to deny the stabbing.
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New York
Herman Oelricha
Columbia University
Lieville Singleton
Oelrichs
Broadway
Mike Bingleton
Miss Singleton
Gla Oovichs
Miss Singman
Oelvidhs
Entombed miner to be rescued. ongoing effort near Centralia
Shamokin Pennsylvania October 2 rescuers labor through the day and night to reach Thomas Toechesky entombed in the Continental mine at Centralia since Friday. He is fed milk and stew via a pipe system and a tin bottle delivering nourishment. His wife spoke with him through the bore hole and he sent blessings for his family while promising to be home for Sunday.
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Shamokin
Thomas
Ehesky
Centralia
Sanday Dunes
Kills Six With a Horrible Deed of Boy
Naming France October 2 Marcel Redereau a 16 year old confessed ax murder in Busbriege en Landau the employer Georges Mabit asleep at home with victims in the house He killed Mabit with one stroke then murdered Madame Mabit a servant Mabit's mother and two children sparing a four year old child found with them in the same dwelling
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Naming
France
Marcel Redereau
Georges Mabit
Busbriege-en-Landau
Redereau
Mabit
Madame Mabit
Authors of New Tariff Measure See Big Reduction in Living Costs
The Underwood-Simmons tariff bill, completed after seven months of work, is praised by Representative Oscar W. Underwood and Senator F. Mall Simmons as a major reform. They assert the new rates will materially reduce the cost of living for the average American.
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Congress
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
House
Ways and Means
Columbus raises funds for old National Pike highway
First money for the actual construction of an improved highway along the route of the old National pike from Columbus to the Ohio river was raised by Muskingum County when the Boston firm of R J Day purchased the entire $100000 bond issue for that county’s share of the expense. A premium of 1189 was paid for the issue which bears a per cent interest rate. The bonds are redeemable in 10 years.
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Columbus
Ohio River
Muskingut County
Boston
R. J. Day
Death in Piqua Bridge Mishap In River
W B Garbry a wealthy farmer died of heart disease in Piqua. His two daughters rushed home when their auto crashed on a loose board at the Miami river bridge. Miss Carrie Garbry was hurled 80 feet into the river, probably fatally injured. Miss Wlla Garbry suffered a fractured skull and may.
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Piqua
W. B. Garbry
Miami River
Carrie Garbry
Death of historian Mannfeld A J Baughnan
D. Mannfeld aged 75 a renowned Ohio historian died at his home He aided many counties in compiling county histories and directories and was a life member of the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society.
Ohio WCTU outlines suffrage and prohibition aims
Florence Richards of Columbia, president of the Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union, spoke at the annual convention. She urged equal suffrage for women in 1914 and statewide prohibition, addressing nearly 3,000 women and advocating public education on these goals.
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Kent
Florence Hicharda
Columbia
Forleth
Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Five Die In Hotel Fire In New Haven Kentucky
Five people died and about 60000 dollars in damages occurred when a fire swept the Louisville and Nashville hotel and saloon on the main business street in New Haven Kentucky. The deceased include Mrs J T Devere wife of the hotel proprietor Susie Devers Mims Roy Devers 12 Minnie Devers 10 and Loreus Devers 6.
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New Haven
Louisville & Nashville
the Ciy
J. T. Devere
Mims Susie Devers
Roy Devers
Minnie Devers
Loreus Devers
AEROPLANE CRashes AT WEST VIRGINIA FAIRGROUNDS
At the Hiking fair grounds a aeroplane driven by Irving Conley plunged into a crowd, injuring at least seven people and fatally wounding one. Conley himself suffered a sprained back and body bruises after being thrown from the aircraft.
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Mums
W. Va
Irving Conley
Bruiaes
Democratic caucus backs tariff conference report
Democratic senators cleared revolt over the tariff bill by a 22 to 6 caucus vote to stand by the conference committee report. They unanimously receded from the Clarke cotton futures amendment and adopted the Smith Lever amendment, removing cotton futures taxation from the bill. Senator Pomerene threatened a wine tax restoration but may vote for the report if his amend ment is not restored.
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Conference Committee
Pomerene
Washington
House
Penate
Senate
Reed
Hughes
Wakeman
O'Gorman
Hollis
Louisiana
Ohio
California
Cattle and Sheep Market Reports From Multiple Cities
Market notes from Chicago East Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati and Boston covering cattle prices for steers heifers cows and calves, hogs and sheep with receipts and trends. Prices shown include mixed ranges for yearlings, top lambs and mutton, and grain and wool market context in Boston.
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Chicago
Texas
Cartte
Pei
Culver
Howe
Henry
Dullion
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Japan seeks new treaty over land rights
Reports from Tokyo say Japan plans to seek a new treaty with the United States to guarantee Japanese subjects ownership rights in California and elsewhere. The move would test U S policy and Senate disposition toward equality of foreigners and could shift responsibility from California to Washington.
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Washington
Tokyo
Callifornia
Japan
State Department
United States
Mout Senoua
Senate
Aken
California
Auto Bandits Strike Town for $700 Theft
Daston October 2 Police renew search for gate vault bandits active in the city. The latest crime saw them break into the farm residence of Johhedn Kemp and steal Hank certificates valued at $740.
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Daston
Johhedn Kemp
Hank
Lost Hand Under Train Near St Clairaville
Eugene Mead of Flushing fell under the wheels from a passenger train at the platform and lost a hand. He wandered for hours, then collapsed into a stream and died.
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St. Clairaville
Eugene Mead
Flushing
Workers Walk Out Over New Superintendent at Herbrand Plant
Fremont Ohio October 2 workers at Herbrand company plant walk out in protest of a newly appointed superintendent from Detroit. In Bellefontaine Ohio on October 2 Orville Byrd 21 a switchman was crushed between two freight cars in a fatal accident.
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Fremont
Detroit
Herbrand Company
Swihenman
Bellefontaine
Orville Byrd
Stilwell In Bad Shape In New York Prison
Albany dispatch reports former Senator Stilwell in poor condition after four years in Sing Sing Prison for alleged graft. A state official’s statement defends the conviction and faults Stilwell’s alleged misdeeds, with details murky due to damaged copy.
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Albany
N.Y
Taut
J. Stilwell
Sine Sing
Meekison Accused in Toledo Burglary Plot Trial
In Cleveland, auditor C. Meekison and Akron political worker J. D. Cargould face charges of attempted burglary. Toledo witness E. H. Eckert says Meekison planned to rob Ohio Equity petitions to aid referendum efforts, offering $1000 to plant a thief. Ashtabula’s C. Smith confirms Meekison and Cargould showed a key the night of the alleged plot.
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Cleveland, O
Toledo Bail and Light Company
Meekison
Haquity Association
Eckert
Cleveland
Equity Associaion
A. Dimm
Clyde
C. ©. Smith
Ashtabula
Meektson
Cansould
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Ohta
Pennsylvania
Mikado
Auto Bandits
Stillwell
Toledo
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