Yaqui Revolt Seen Growing Into Serious Conflict
Nogales Ariz July 3 Yaqui Indians of Sonora are said to have declared war on the United States and American settlers in the valley face raids. The Yaquis, once peaceful troops, have been armed and used in the Constitutionalist struggle, now conducting large scale raids from hill strongholds, aided by Mayos, with marines sent to protect settlers.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
United States
Still Licking
Chiatn
Carranza
Mexico
Yacut
Gusymas
Yaqui
California Gulf
Guaymas
Villa
Arizona-Sonora
Revolution
Jose Mert Maytorena
Jin
Ena
Carrana
Sonora-Arizona
Indiana
Notice to Water Consumers on Lawn Sprinkler Permits
The city requires all lawn sprinkler users to obtain a permit from the water office. Violations incur a two dollar per day fine. Sprinklers must stay within permitted lengths, no nozzleless sprays, and only two hours of watering per day with specified time windows. The water board will shut off supply for misuse or leaks.
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Everage
Notice to Shippers Traction Company Express Cars
Traction Company express cars leave Clarksburg for Grasselli O Neil Mt. Clare Weston Shinnston Fairmont Fairview Farmington Mannington and intermediate points daily except Sunday. Shipments for Mannington and intermediate points must be delivered by 9:00 a.m. Fairview and intermediate points 11:00 p.m. Weston and intermediate points 12:00 a.m. Mono Bla Valley Traction Company logo noted.
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Traction Company
Clarksburg
Grasselil
O Neil Mt. Clare
Weston
Shinnston
Fairmont
Fairview
Farmington
Mannington
MONO
BLA Valley Traction Company
Liberty Bell Begins Transcontinental Journey Tomorrow
The Liberty Bell will depart Philadelphia on its eighth major tour to the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Four Philadelphia police guard the relic as a special train travels through many states, with no public parading off car. The journey emphasizes safety confirmations, limited official souvenirs, and historical viewing for millions, returning by a southern route late in the year.
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Philadelphia
Old State House
Province of
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
San Francisco
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebrabka
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Indépendence Square
Pennsylvania National Guard
West Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia City Cavalry
George Washington
Councilmanic
Pensylvania Building
Exposition Grounds
Los Angeles
San Diego
Arizona
Texas
Dent
Heleht
Valles Farmer
Brileh
Allentown
Drunken Cow Causes Stir in Avon Indiana Town
In Avon Indiana on July 3 a drunk cow caused alarm as it romped in a yard. Benjamin Prother, a strong temperance man, observed the animal acting oddly and called a veterinarian. The expert diagnosed the cow as drunk, prompting a curious local incident.
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Danvilae
Ind
Benjamin Prother
Avon
Bucharest Praised as Europe’s Gayest City in Wartime
The article portrays Bucharest as Europe’s gayest city, boosted by wartime wealth. It details high prices, luxury hotels, Parisian fashion echoed by Romanian women, fashionable men, and vibrant nightlife. Tea, promenades on Victoria Avenue, theaters, cabarets, and late-night cafes define social life.
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Sharwet
Europe
Bimaria
Paris
Vienna
London
Humania
Austria
Germany
Bucharest
Romania
New York
Callea Victoria
Antitoxin saves horse on Morgan farm at Highland Falls
July 3 report states tetanus antitoxin procedures by J. Pierpont Morgan's surgeons saved an old horse injured by Mr. Morgan's father on the Highland Falls farm. The animal suffered lockjaw and the treatment was given under the guidance of Dr. Plast Dung, a cavalry veterinarian at West Point.
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Highland Falls
J. Pierpont Morgan
Veterans urged to preach preparedness in Palmer speech
In Chicago on July 3 Civil War veterans were commissioned by Commander in Chief David Palmer to preach preparedness for war to Old Glory Post of the Grand Army of the Republic. Palmer said veterans had suffered from unsatisfactory leadership and urged them to arouse the people.
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Chicago
David Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Palmer
Cannon Explodes Wounding Man in Williamsport
In Williamsport Pennsylvania on July 3 a homemade explosive device detonated badly injuring a man. Police believe the blast came from a home crafted device and is under investigation as a pacemaking accident.
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Willamsport
Expositions Featured in Historical Trade Route Lines
Fragmentary notes list major expositions from 1885 to 1903 including the 1885 World's Industrial and Cotton Exposition in New Orleans, the 1892 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, the 1899 Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta, the 1902 Charms of Charleston Exhibition, and the 1903 St. Louis Battle of Hunker event.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Atlants
Charinstah
St. Louis
Golf loving essayist Bet on Broadway move gains attention
Walter Prichard Bet on Broadway moves to New York for review purposes while pursuing golf, with reports of a first hole in one and a shifting literary career. Notes mention Needham’s air disaster death and avaudeville dancing plan as Broadway publicity swirls around prominent figures and social scenes.
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New York
Walter
Prichard Eston
Mae c
Pelf
Derkshires
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg Eagle
Walter Prichard Beton
Witter Byn-mere
Limerick
Baton
Henry Beach
Needham
Theodore Roosevelt
Saturday Evening Post
Richwood Topics: Methodist Meeting and Local Happenings
In Richwood on July 3 many local items appear. The Richwood Rod and Gun Club formed with officers T. M. Richards president and R. L. Wetherbee vice president. D. H. Frye secretary and treasurer. A. A. Williams field captain. The Presbyterian church slated for Aug 8 dedication with Rev W. W. Moore presiding. Local events include weddings, deaths, and a sub district Methodist convention set for July 19 with a detailed program.
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Richwood
Nine Bodies Found at Miagara Farm Site
Fragmentary copy reports nine bodies unearthed near a Miagara residence with reference to a man named Butler Whley and an insane patient from 191% era. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply murders and violent crime tied to a farm setting.
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Miagara
N. D
Buganeler
Butler Whley
Gutler
Feil Music Event At Flint Deaf Convention
In mid July the Flint event featured a music display by Deaf attendees from the Michigan region. The performers used vibrations to shape perception, offering a sensory experience that connected sound and motion for participants and observers alike.
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Flint
Ottchigan Reiation
Selthe School
Fey
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