Recognition of Constitutionalists Restoring Mexico Order
Washington dispatch reports General Carranza proclaims U S recognition justified by sovereignty and control of most Mexican territory. Villa’s reply is not released. Carranza calls for cooperation to restore peace, while officials note ongoing administration in 20 of 27 states and 13 million people under constitutional authority.
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Mexico
Gen Carranza
Washington Dispatch
Wilson
Carranza
United States
Villa
Washington
State Department
Department
Madero
Orozco
Reyes
Felix Diaz
Huerta
Henry Lane Wil
Ice
Mexico City
Natonal
Republic
Carranaa
Status of notaries public in North Carolina legislature
The Raleigh News and Observer reports a debate over whether notaries public can hold two offices under the state constitution. It notes several lawmakers previously held both roles, while Supreme Court rulings cloud the office’s meaning. The piece discusses potential effects on lawmaking and whether any acts are affected, with some lawmakers possibly restored to payroll roles.
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H. R. Fulton
North Carolina
Officialeigh News and Observer
Supreme Court
L. H. Allred
Johnston
J.C. M. Vann
Union
House
A. Jonas
Linccoln
Senate
Tita
DP. Dellinger
Jackson
Woodus Kellum
New Hanover
Annious
Washington
Greensboro News
Josiah William Bailey
Simmons-Watts Machine
T. W. Bickett
Bickett
Simmons
Collector Watts
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Halley
Watts
Peace through arbitration gains support in neutral urged climate
The passage argues that opposition to war exists among big manufacturers and press, while labor, farmers, and many in the south and west favor neutrality and adherence to international law. It notes editors, junkers, and jingoes push war but peace advocates including educators and professionals call for arbitration.
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Bryan
England
Judge Uses Solomon Line in Bradley Dog Ownership Case
In Asbury Park a judge resolved a canine dispute between Harry Maulken and Earl Leonard. After recounting attempts to seize the collie and a disorderly arrest, Justice Borden ruled neither claimant could prove sole ownership. He fined Maulken ten dollars and noted no dog should be declared owner.
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Asbury Park Disputch
Solomon
Justice Borden
Bradley Bench
Collie
Harry Maulken
Earl Leonard
Bradley Beach
Maulken
Borden
Leonard
Girl Burned in Gasoline Blaze at Santa Ana
Santa Ana dispatch reports Palmer a dressmaker on 801 Spurgeon street suddenly ignited while washing her head with gasoline. She is hospitalized badly burned on the head back shoulders and arm. Miss Stroshein aided by wrapping a blanket and saving the woman. Details of ignition remain unclear. Palmer was a London teacher prior to moving to the area a few months ago.
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Santa Ana
Cal) Dispatch
Mises
Palmer
Spurgeon Street
Mixes Palmer
W. H
Miss Fullmer
James Home
Miss Palmer
London
Santa Maria
Pleasant Plain Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Kuntee and Mamie Coan spent last week with cousin Miss Mallie Hill. Mr Walter Hill of Pleasant Plain spent Thursday night with his uncle Mr TJ Coan of Waxhaw. Mr Oscar Privett stayed Saturday night with brother Mr Fred Privett of Monroe. Rev Mr Cross of Matthews visited Mr J M. Miss Maille Hill and her cousin Mise Annie Coun of Waxhaw attended children day exercises at Antioch last Sunday. A large crowd attended.
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Pleasant Plain
Kuntee
Mamie Coan
Mallie Hill
Walter Hill
Inet
TJ. Coan
Waxhaw
Oscar Privett
Fred Privett
Monroe
Mr. Cross
Matthews
J. M
Maille Hill
Mise Annie Coun
Speaking of Jackrabbits A Tale From Truthful James
Teuthil James retells a tall tale of chasing a jackrabbit with hounds and a crosscut on a fast dash. A stray bicycle shotgun shell turns up, the jack speeds to two hundred miles per hour, fur burns, and the beast is roasted after a fatal encounter.
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James
Jack
Harkeys Entertain Friends In Jackson Township
Sociable correspondence notes Mr and Mrs H M Harkey of Jackson township entertained on the evening of the 12th in honor of a few friends Those present included Miss Eunice Wilson Miss Lethia Wilson Ida Mobley Wilma Brady Messrs J D C McCain John Wilson Erskine Robinson and Ervin Mobley The piece closes with a humorous remark about modest self praise and self information.
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H. M. Harkey
Jackson Township
Eunice
Lethia Wilson
Ida Mobley
Wilma Brady
Messrs
J. D.C. McCain
John Wilson
Erskine Robinson
Ervin Mobley
Autobiography Would Certainly Be Interesting ag Hems of News About the Trail
Correspondence from Indian Trail June 14 reports progress in cleaning and cultivating cotton fields. Locals gather for visits and church events as Miss Addie Hinson and Miss Kathleen Rice are noted guests. A late note mentions a mob violence incident in Winnsboro, South Carolina, with Sheriff Hood killed and several wounded during an attack on a jail escort.
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Indian Trail
Addie Hinson
Charlotte
Odessa Lemmond
John Snider
Raymond
Concord
J W. Railings
T. A. Plyler
Little Son
Unionville
Ho Crowell
E. Broom
J. E. Haigler
Kathleen Rice
Monroe
Baxter Yandle
Sammy Crowell
S. H. Crowell
Oscar Hensby
Hom. Orr
J. F. Conder
Orr
Hemby & Hemby Company
Hempy
W.T. Baker
A. J. Porter
Mersin
Frank Hargett
Rance Plyler
Norfolk Naval Training Sehool
Andland Trail
Antioch
A. B. Haywood
Rosa Ponewar
Waxhaw
J. F. Thompson
Mane
Ellen Lemmond
Queesa Lemmond
Raymond Koninson
Indian Trai
Squash
Pressley
Union County
John Trice
Bryan
Wilson
Raleigh Hume
Walter Raleigh
North
Carlina
South Carolina
Mander
Winnsbero
D. C
A. D. Hood
Fairfield County
Jule Smith
Clyde Lenhower
Smith
Earnest IealLower
William Morrison
James Rawls
Clyde Seenhower
J. R. Boulware
Lyuching
State
Columbia
Ume
Hood
Court House
Rest 10 Women And The Way Of The Material
Instructions on sewing and care for garments including cutting lining, smoothing irons with sandpaper and wax, veil edging tips, fur strips on veils, and a note on a dusting broom bag. Also a reflection on marriage and memory, with a remark about the devil’s appearance.
Hearing on Frank consulation proceeds amid disputed testimony
The article details the ongoing hearing on Leo M. Frank's requested commutation of his death sentence. Governor Slaton presides as arguments for and against mercy resume after yesterday's testimony. W. M. Howard argues for Frank while Solletter Turvey defends guilt, challenging Conley’s evidence and highlighting alleged inconsistencies in the murder notes and Conley’s affidavits.
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Athinta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phigan
Franks
Jim Conley
Nebto
Conley
Dorsey
Frank
Howssh
Tango Crime: Police Tango with Hastings teen
Patrolman McCormick at New Main street joined a dancing clash as a woman named Buily Russell 18 of Hastings in Hudson danced with man after man. He escorted her to St Josephs hospital observation ward as the crowd watched and tailed the unusual incident.
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Police Book of Regulations
McCormick
Buily Russell
Hastings-in-Hudson
St. Joseph's Hospital
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W. M. Boutin
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James Bivens
Simeon Marsh
Ed J. Bivens
James Richardson
Marshville
Margaret Thomas
Bethel Church
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Faulks
Cop. Griffin, Jr
Anson County
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Timist
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