Recognition Sought for Barranza Amid Mexican Crisis
Washington reports Carranza’s 9000 word reply to Wilson era policy as a bid for recognition. He claims nine tenths of Mexico under his control and vows to convoke elections and form a congress, with plans for a president and his resignation. Villa questions U.S. rights to intervene as Lansing stays silent on both statements.
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Washington
Venustano Carranza
Wilson
State Department
Carranza
Mexico City
Anal Congress
Congress
Villa
A. &. R. Lansing
el Paso
United States
Mexico
Imer
Henry Wilson
Madero
Huerta
Henry Lane
Largest and Smallest Nails Made at Pueblo Plant
Pueblo boasts a unique nail factory producing both the smallest 3 16 inch brads and the largest 12 by 38 inch spikes. The tiny brads weigh a pound for 500,000 pieces. spikes weigh three per pound and are formed at 200 per minute. Annual production could circle the globe end to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Col
Rockefelter
Constitutionalist government outlines policy for foreign relations
A Mexico press excerpt presents the constitutionalist leadership detailing its future policy. It promises protections for foreigners, peace under law, religious freedom with church property retained, no confiscation, respect for legitimate private property, expansion of public education, and election to convene a national congress after revolution triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Department of State
United States
Indian nurse Nancy Cornelius honored at Oneida church
A tablet at an Episcopal church on the Oneida reservation in Wisconsin commemorates Nancy Cornelius the first American Indian graduate nurse. She was a church member, served as a nurse, and led the hospital at Oneida for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Wis
Indian Training Association
Nancy Cornelius
Cure Claimed After Seven Years of Pellagra
A letter from S C David G Pate of Jasper Alabama says after forty days on the Baughn remedy he is cured of pellagra after seven years illness. He describes symptoms and urges others to request the free Pellagra book from American Com pounding Co Box 2069 Jasper Ala with money back guarantee if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lopez & CO
Mil
San German
Bank 4
Econ
Stan
Economias
S. C
David G. Pate
Baughn
American Compounding Co
Jasper
Ala
President Baker argues for Daphne Normal as a state institution
Daphne State Normal School president B B Baker outlines twelve reasons to elevate the Daphne campus to a Class A state normal school. He cites local support from Baldwin county, transportation advantages, enrollment figures, geographic accessibility, regional health appeal, and comparisons with other state normal schools to justify equal educational status for south Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne
Ala
B. B., Baker
Daphne State Normal School
Baldwin County
Mobile
Baldwin Counties
Troy
Livingston
Alabama
Normal School Board
Oklahoma
Mobile Bay
South Alabama
Brewton Local News Roundup and Health Notes
Wynton Mason leaves Brewton for Tuscaloosa to attend school this summer. Rev A Arnold Ross in poor health. Seventh grade rural school commencements June 19 feature speakers John Tilly and J B Hobdy from Montgomery. County ticks program planned with dipping vats. cement medicines supervision provided. J R Hill & Co. exiting Brewton mercantile business. Coker family news includes Mobile Medical College graduation and Dr Robert Harold Coker's visit. Little Marlin Cole ill. B N Lonsberry of Pensacola visiting for health. Frank Noggle family moved to New Orleans. Lula McGinnis recovering from appendectomy. H Snowden connected to store interests of Mr Noggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewton
Ala
Wynton Mason
Tuscaloosa
Arnold Ross
John
Tilly
J. B. Hobdy
Montgomery
Commissioners’ Court
J. R. Hill & Co
Dr. Coker
Mobile Hospital
Marlin Cole
B. N. Lonsberry
Pensacola
Frank Noggle
New Orleans
Little Lula McGinnis
H. Snowden
Mr. Noggle
Coffeeville Personal News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Miss Battie Eidson and Lucile Wilson return from Salitpa while Rev. Jenkins from Montgomery preaches. Daisy Simpkins from Jackson visits over weekend. Curtis McCorquodale and Gertrude head to West Bend. Bessie Beverly improves after illness. Sid May and John York visit Salitpa. J T Johnson brings home an automobile from Mobile. Sid McCorquodale and wife welcome a son. Earl Calley from Bladon Springs visits. Gabrella Cox to Livingston summer school. John Comma Nichols from Nichols Mill in town. J Scruggs returns from Demopolis and London. Mabel Robinson from Salitpa makes quick trip. Joe Bedwell from Jackson visits. Ned Myrick listed as sick.
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Coffeeville
Ala
Battie Eidson
Lucile Wilson
Salitpa
Rev. Jenkins
Montgomery
Daisy Simpkins
Jackson
Curtis McCorquodale
Gertrude
West Bend
Bessie Beverly
Sid May
John York
J. T. Johnson
Mobile
Sid McCorquodale
Earl Calley
Bladon Springs
Gabrella Cox
Livingston
John Comma Nichols
Nichols Mill
J. Scruggs
Demopolis
London
Mabel Robinson
Joe Bedwell
Ned Myrick
Memorial Service Held At Peach Tree Camp 646
Peach Tree Camp 646 W O W held its annual memorial service at Asbury Cemetery on Sunday afternoon June 6 at 3 30. Local residents and visitors listed include Rev Wallace Camden Rev Geo Fontaine Gastonburg J M Hicks Arlington and Mrs W B Shamburger with Aubrey Shamburger. Several relatives and friends visited in town and Monroeville high school graduation noted for Adele M Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Peach Tree News
Lower Peach Tree
Ala
Peach Tree
Asbury Cemetery
Wallace
Camden
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Hicks
Arlington
Geo. Fontaine
Gastonburg
W. B. Shamburger
K. .M. Williamson
City of
Mobile
Jasper
Archie Lett
Bill's Landing
Bibb
Selma
Sam Irby
Aubrey
Grove Hill
John and
Mabry Dozier
Chance
Adele M. Kirk
Monroeville
Monroe County High School
Lucy
A. Stabler
Minnie Gates
W.ior University
L. O. Hicks
Jackson
R. C. Kirk
J. W. Mayer
Neenah Personal Notes From Camden Area
Miss Ellie Mae Sills returned to her home near Camden Sunday. Miss Bonnie Watson of Roy visits Miss Ida Mae Gait this week. Miss Etta Murphy of Pes is visiting her cousin Mrs J N G. Miss Katie Belle Gait and Leila Pearl are in Camden this week for treatment. Dr R Z Chapman of Pine Apple was here two days to do dental work. Prof M B Partin left for university summer school. Esse Warren was taken to Camden High and is slowly improving. Boll weevils are plentiful. some farmers have plowed cotton and planted corn. Hattie was here the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Ala
Ellie
Mae Sills
Camden
Bonnie Watson
Roy
Ida Mae Gait
Etta Murphy
Pes
Katie Belle
Ana Leila Pearl
R. Z. Chapman
Pine Apple
M. B. Partin
Esse Warren
Setareny High
Hattie
VESSELS IN PORT AND PERTINENT DOCKS LISTED
Port records show a mix of vessels including Dictator off Rotterdam and Paolina at Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks with Cuban ports and River Packets like John Quill noted. Docks and repair facilities in Holland United Kingdom Spain and Honduras are referenced along with various tonnage and destinations.
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Parchim
N. O
Duncrag
Nor
Spanish River
United Kingdom
Paolina
Ital
Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks
Foreign Ports
Barrentines
Hildegard
Turner-Terminal Docks
River Platte
Ethel Clarke
Cuban
John D. Colwell
Euit I
Henry Crosby
Coniscliffe
Honduras
Bvadne
Turner
Cuba
John Quill
Eveecees
Municipal Docks
Peerless
Vessels Bound For Global Routes In Mixed Trade
A list of sailing ships and routes including Vessels Mobile Bound to Mobile Liners Karen Nor Havana to Munson Line Spegnes Am New York Mallory Ottar Nor Havana to Munson Line Frednes Nor Havana to Munson Line Natal Port Pirie Australia to San Geo Am New York Mallory Viator Nor Puerto Cortez Hon Chamelecon line Governor Powers Am schr San Juan Puerto Rico to Baxter Tie Springfield Am schr Genoa Italy J M Scott Rosesfield Am Cadiz Spain to master Catherina Nov bark United Kingdom to master Zeta Br Cristobal C Z to master.
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M. 6
San Geo
New York
Mallory Line
Viator
Nor
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Chamelecon Line
Governor Powers
San Juan
P. R
Baxter Tie Company
Springfield
Schr
Genoa
Italy
J. M. Scott & Bros
Rosefield
Cadiz
Spain
Catherina
United Kingdom
Zeta
Cristobal
C. Z
Bayou La Batre Personal Notices And Local News
Bayou La Batre Alabama reports a Birmingham yacht voyage to Dog River with a ten day to two week fishing party from Birmingham. Miss Grace Ellis returns from visiting Miss Winifred Laurendine. Dr Frazer of Government Street Methodist conducts services and christens infant Clydine Robigon. Local illness, visits, and social notes accompany brief mentions of residents and events including boat races at Cod en and various mobile trips.
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Bayou LA Batre
Ala
Birmingham
John Crenshaw
Dog River
Scranton
Grace Ellis
Winifred Laurendine
Frazer
Government Street Methodist Church of
Mobile
T. Robigon
Clydine
George Rossen
Frank E. Smee
Robert Simonson
Leverette Smee
W. H. Fagerstrom
Wm. ‘Smee
Forest Ward
Grand Bay
H. M. Owens
McCrary
Ebenezer 3
Lucy Smee
Charles Curran
Luke
Lewis Ackeridge
Bigbee Personal News Briefs
Mrs. B. T. Atchison is very ill at home. E. B. Pippin made a business trip to Silas and back. Misses Tomogene Rogers and Corine Williams left for Livingston Normal School. M. H. Reynolds and E. B. Pippin fished at Peevy’s Landing and caught a nice string. Misses fiery and Emme Turner of West Bend visit Bigbee. Grace Pinvin spent Wednesday with Mrs. M. H. Reynolds. Emmie Roger visited with Miss Fannie M. Pumas. Ora Scott and Lota Richardson of Fran e visited Saturday.
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Bigbee
Ala
B. T. Atchison
Pippin
Silas
Tmogene Rogers
Corine Williams
Livingston
M. H. Reynolds
Peevy’s Landing
Fiery and
Emme Turner
West Bend
Denominational U S Growth Surges Since 1910
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports the largest rise in membership since 1910, gaining 416,403. The Southern Baptist Church ranks second with an increase of 309,451.
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United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bryan Explains Signing One Note Over Another
Former cabinet member discusses reasons for supporting the note to Germany over the one to Britain, stressing restraint to avoid dragging the U.S. into war. He argues for peace through international inquiry and equal application of treaty principles to all allies, while noting a late change to the final draft.
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Germany
Saas
Wilson
Great
Britain
France
Russia
Lansing
Artillery Fight on French Front Seen as Terrific
The piece notes a fierce artillery clash on the French front as both sides press to seize the initiative. It mentions a Russian statement covering actions up to June 10 and Berlin's claim of Zurawna recapture two days later, plus a German push toward Warsaw and a Baltic littoral battle.
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Petrograd
Berlin
Zurawna
Warsaw
Rawka
Baltic Littoral
Italians Near Trent in Tyrol Front Advance
Italian forces closed to within thirteen miles of Trent as front reports from the Tyrol-Trentino border described heavy Allied actions. Austrian bombers hit Adriatic coastal towns Bari Mola Palignano and Monopoli with one death and minor injuries reported.
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Trent
Rome
Trentino
Trieste
Isonzo
Gradisca
Sagrado
Ronchi
Monte Nero
Tolmino
Ministry of War
Monfalcone
Pola
Adriatic
Bari
Mola
Palignano
Monopoli
Scutaria
Durazzo
Bryan Plans Rest Before Speaking On War Prospects
Mr and Mrs Bryan left Washington for Old Point Comfort to rest until Tuesday. Bryan will discuss the European war and peace prospects on his return and convey his general views to the American people.
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Germany
International Commission
Bryan
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Mr. Bryan
Europe
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U.S
First
Ray le Beau Sez
Hoom 2
Bank of Mobile
Bell Phone
Bauer
Mobile & Ohio
R. R
Miss
Chunch
RB. duMont
Dumont & Croom
St. Michael St
Sean Mune & CO
Patest
Scene Waskington
Lee Ae Yi Fa Aa Il Nel
Pueblo, Col
States of the Republic
Pellagra
Eczema
Lenoir’s
Baker
Brewton Personals
Coffeeville Personals
Neenah Personals
British Admiralty Office
A.J. Balfour and
Fion
Winston Churchill
A. J. Balfour
Lord Fisher
Amsterdijk
Gulf Dry Docks
Rotterdam
Holland
Peewee
Tombigbée River
Alabama River
Purity
Stein Place
Spring Hill
Benscot Lithia Water
Austell Springs, Georgia
R. O. Harris Grocery
Union Savings Bank
N. Royal St
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