Huerta Adherents Move Toward El Paso Border
Washington reports a large party of Huerta loyalists and former military leaders traveling toward El Paso, amid claims Victoriano Huerta may join. Carranza and Villa agencies announce the movement as potentially signaling a new Mexican expedition. Reports place generals including Bravo and others with the group.
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Caurquanza
Mexico
Carnanza
Villa
Huerta
HS Paso
State Department
Victoriano Huerta
General @iverte
New York
General Huerta
San Francisco
Carranza Agency
Felipe Angeles
United States
Carranza
Orexican
Enrique Liorente
Tm Washington
Kansas City
el Paso
San Antonio
Texas
Ygnacio Bravo
Hil'ateo -Caus
Vicente
Jose Enessio
Victor Huerta
Enrique Corotista
Victoriano ‘Huerta
Huertas
Juarez
Ojinags
Obregon
Pensuias
Aguas Calientes
Hoosier Official Bribery Indictment Sparks Defense
Charles We Miller former district attorney for Indiana serves as chief counsel for Thomas Taggart mayor of Indianapolis and other indicted officials facing bribery and blackmail charges tied to last year’s elections Miller previously gained prominence for prosecuting the dynamite conspiracy case in federal court at Indianapolis two years ago.
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Charles We Miller
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Betl
Indianapolis
Mmiller
Gribbing Case Leads to Defense Witnesses at Annapolis
The Gribbing case at the Naval Academy neared a turning point as Judge Advocate Watt concluded the morning session of the court of inquiry with no further witnesses. The defense will begin Monday examining its witnesses from midshipmen of the regiment aboard the practice squadron ships.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Advocate Watt
Submarine sinks near London in Baltic U boat report
June 26 a Amsterdam despatch reports a German submarine left Emden for the North Sea and sank last Tuesday near the island of Borkum after an explosion. The Carranza agency notes officers and crew safety uncertain. Generals Bravo and Canseco Robles with other officers head toward El Paso to join the faction aligned with constitutionalists.
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London
Anm
Amsterdam
Emden
Carranza
Land of Borkum
Federal
Army
el Paso
Mexico
Bravo
Tsco Robles
Pittsburgh player wins Ohio state tennis title in Cleveland
W I N S TENNIS TITLE. CLEVELAND June 25. W. S. McElror of Pittsburg won the Ohio state championship by defeating J. G. Neilson, New Hampshire star, in the finals.
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Sere
Wilsons Negroes Heroes At A Fire
In Windsor on June 26 President Wilson rode with family when three negro porters in his private car contained a small fire on a stove. They quickly extinguished it with their hands before help arrived, earning the thanks of local citizens as the president noted their actions.
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Tag Etree
Windsor
Wison
New England
Gulfport’ Miss
Eugene Letcher
New York
Letcher
Warne Undertaking Co Plans Modern Garage and New Car Service
Warne Undertaking Company showcases a modern three story building at 172 West Pike Street. Plans include a large brick garage behind the structure to house funeral automobiles, signaling a major upgrade in service. The facility, costing substantial sums, features a reception room, chapel, embalming room, and meticulous interior appointments, reflecting the firm’s standing as a leading Clark County business.
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Warne
Germany
West
Pike Street
Sometimse
Undertaking Toons
Warne Undertaking Company
Clarksburg
DeNeale Printing Company
West Pike Street
Cond
Traders Alley
Undertaking Department
Vermont Marble Company
Erpeter
Columbia Arte
Jrich
Wilton
Tor Jcomfort
Isplayine
Murder Plot Claims by Washington Attorney In Pittsburg
Thomas G. Forney, a Washington DC attorney, was jailed in Pittsburg on attempted murder charges related to the alleged plot against his father in law Franklin Schneider. Detective Capt. Homer Crooks said Forney, 32, confessed via two written statements and implicated George McHenry, a waiter in Washington, who was to be paid 500 dollars to kill Schneider. Detectives were dispatched to retrieve McHenry and bring him for questioning.
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Pittsburg
Thomas G. Forney
Washington, D. C
Franklin
Scmeider
Forney
Homer Crooks
Detective Department
George McHenry
Washington
Formorre
McHenry
Schneider
Pittsboro
Double tragedy at Hastings home ends in murder suicide
Miss Hattie M. Watson, sister in law of Frederick Hastings, was shot by a butler at the Devon suburb residence. The assailant Jerry Thomas then killed himself in a nearby barn after dragging the body to the porch during a hallway struggle. Coroner’s jury finds insane motive. Mrs Thomas present during the incident and attempted to intervene. Watson, about 50, had been living with her brother in law and sister.
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ocanTeDreese
Preladelphes
Sunes 6
Ats
Hattie M. Watson
Frederick E. Hastings
Devon
Hastings
Delaware County
Jerry Thomas
Miss Watson
Thomas
Bliss Watson
Mearby
Gas rate hearing in Pittsburg adjourned to July 6
June 25 hearing on the Manufacturers Lights and Heat Co complaint against West Virginia Public Service Commission rate cuts for gas adjourned to July 6. Attorney A Leo Weil said testimony from company witnesses would be completed, except for items about alleged executive interference by Governor Hatfield. Engineers Amrasa Bull and Herbert Brisdou cross-examined. M S Nayton testified on gas well sourcing and disposal.
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Pittsburg
Lights and Heat Company
West Virginia
Public Service ‘Commission
Leo Weil
HD. Hatfield
Countrel
Wheeling
Amrasa C. Bull
Herbert B
Brsidou
H.M. Brilesby and Company
Chicago
Nayton
Light and Heat” Company
West Wirsimia
Intercollegiate Regatta Preparations On Hudson
College men and rowing enthusiasts began arriving tonight for the Intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson. Teams from Cornell Columbia Syracuse Pennsylvanis and Stanford are among those expected to compete as the event opens Sunday afternoon on the river.
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Hudson
Pocgheespsie
Sfonday
Cornell
Columbia
Symco
Pennsylvanis
Stanford
Women to Meet Saimsteerdam in London June 26
Reported mass meeting of women planned for tomorrow in two sections of Scantinaria urging a conference of neural neo to end the war. Peace propaganda efforts noted in Denmark Sweden and science at The Gague in Mar.
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Saimsteerdam Iia
London
Scantinaria
Denmark
Sweden
Gague
Mar
Prize Fight Portla nd Refused Admission by Collector
A Portland report notes two prize fights announced from Montreal were barred entry as the port collector cited the 1913 law prohibiting importation of prize fight depictions. The action follows legal restrictions on displaying such imagery in this country.
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Portland
Jane
Montreal
Convicted Union Officer Barend Wessels Sentenced Five Years
In Bloemfontein on June 26, Barend Wessels former Union Defense Council member was convicted of trespass and sentenced to five years in prison with a $5,000 fine. The case, linked to the Five Years Se cer assocaTE FAMSE, reflects ongoing security measures in South Africa.
Battle on the Dniester Keeps Galicia Uncertain
June 25 report from London describes the battle along the Dniester as undecided with heavy losses on both sides. Russian reinforcements clash with Austro German forces as lines stabilize from river to frontier, while Galician campaign progress appears tentative and contested.
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Meee
London
Dniester
Galicia
Eestward
Berue
Prace- Sctori
Germany
Vorwierts
Iss
Fagland
Reading Leads Railway Stocks Rally Amid Quiet Market
New York June 26 strength in investment shares and renewed weakness in secondary issues marked a brief, animated session. Reading rose as the day's feature, trading about 50,000 shares and advancing three points. High grade railways advanced about two points, while United States Steel and related issues absorbed a portion of short interest. United States Rubber gained three points amid persistent dividend-cut rumors ahead of next week's directors meeting.
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New York
United States
Reading
Andnite States Steel Amalgamated Copper
American
Greece Keeps Neutral Policy Amid Health Uncertainty
London, June 26. Premier Constantine signals that recent developments justify maintaining neutrality for now. The stance stands as the balance tilts pending restoration of the health of the leader, with Berlin and Athens awaiting clearer signs from the government.
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Berlin
London
Constantine
Hudson Maxim speech disrupts students conference in Warile
At UHACA New York June 26 Hudson Maxim inventor warned that armament preparedness and neutrality could unsettle the ongoing students conference on international relations. After his remarks about modern weapons, thirty delegates left in protest claiming his views were harmful to peace efforts.
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Cer Associates
Reese Uhaca
N.Y
Hudson Maxim
Maxim
Ballam
Germany
Séaam
Langerous
United States
Austrian Armies Now Sufficient for Fronts Says Rome
Dispatches from Rome report Austro Hungarian forces deemed sufficient as fronts from the eastern to western theaters stabilize. Fortifications along the frontier are complete and offensive plans target the Lavarumne Folgaria Malborzeth regions with siege warfare anticipated near Gorizia and Colminaland. The Rome front remains tied to the cross to trench struggle, reflecting a broader shift to defensive consolidation.
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Rome
Italr
Lavarumne
Folgaria
Malborzeth
Colmina
Germans Plan German Entry Into Warsaw
London dispatch quotes Petrograd reporting papers found on Austrian and German prisoners show troops under Field Marshal von Hindenburg were assured they would dine Warsaw. Galician front believed to be cleared of Russians by June 30 with peace possible thereafter.
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London
Rom Petrograd
Vor Bindenburg
Warsaw
Sene
Galica
Governor Hatfield Sides with Railroad Crew II Report
A federal court case names Governor Hatfield involved in a dispute over a $10,000 claim. The suit alleges malicious assault theft and handing over a testament book found hidden in possession. Testimony details violence by men and admission of guilt by accused at Pleasonton authorities. Captain Bense led the trading party in chapel duties during the week.
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Hatfold
Latiels
Ahblr
Hatina
Damasen- Cares
Ascmlt
Bint
Athorities
PL Pleasant
Bense
Ates
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