Huerta and Orozco Freed on Neutrality Conspiracy Bonds
Gen Victoriano Huerta and Gen Pascual Orozco were arrested on a conspiracy charge to violate U S neutrality and released on bonds of 15000 and 7500 respectively. Huerta arrived in El Paso with a party and was detained at Fort Bliss pending Washington advisories. Investigations in Washington review possible neutrality law violations or plans to mount armed expeditions from U S soil into Mexico.
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EL Paso
Tex
Victorians Huerta
Pascal Orozco
United States
Huerta
Orozco
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Newman, N. M
General Huerta
Fort Bliss
Washington
Pascual Orozco
Luis Fuentes
Newman
N. M
Fuentes
A. K. Ratner
Laying Foundation of Christian Church on Walnut and Seefond
Work began today on the foundation of a new Christian Church to be erected on Walnut avenue and See fond street. Excavation was completed Saturday and foundation work started today. The cornerstone will be laid with usual ceremonies within a few weeks, date to be announced.
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Christian Church
Walnut Avenue
Seefond Street
Air duel over Poelenrpelle ends with burning German plane
An eye witness account describes a dramatic air duel near Poelenrpelle at 4000 feet between a British reconnaissance aircraft and a larger German biplane. After exchanges of gunfire the German craft stalled, fuel ignited, and both crewmen were badly burned as the damaged plane crashed near British lines.
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Anuuodated
London
Poelenrpelle
Germany Signals Favorable Submarine War Note Reply
Washington June 28 A favorable reply by Germany to the last American note on submarine warfare is indicated in state department advices from Berlin. Ambassador Gerard sent the dispatch, the first definite nature since the note reached Berlin, but exact content remains undisclosed. Officials remain optimistic about the trend of the forthcoming German reply.
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Washinton
Germany
State Department
Berlin
Gerard
Wilson
Cornish
Arrest of waiter and others on assault and murder charges
George McHenry a waiter from Washington DC was arrested in Pittsburgh and identified as a guest at the hotel where Franklin Schneider, a wealthy candy maker, was assaulted. Attorney Thomas G Forney faces felonious assault charges and police guard as a possible suicide risk. In Wellsburg West Virginia Pietro Sacripontox, a foreigner, drowned crossing the river aboard the Maxwell ferry. John McFedries and several others were involved and arrested as investigations continue.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Pietro Sacripontox
Mingo Junction
Follawsbee
James
Harry Maxwell
Maxwell Boys
Pietro
John McFedries
William Shanks
Grover Brandon
McFedries
Gas Case Hearing Adjourns One Week
The Pittsburgh hearing on the Manufacturers' Light and Heat Company's appeal to the West Virginia Public Service Commission adjourned until July. Attorneys J. B. Sommerville and ex-Judge Frank W. Nesbitt have returned home. Only two witnesses, Amasa C. Bull and Herbert B. Brydon, were examined Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company
West Virginia Public Service Commission
J. B. Sommerville
Frank W. Nesbitt
Amasa C. Bull
Herbert B. Brydon
Dog Net To Curb Stray Dogs In Fairmont
Police plan use of a six foot dog net to capture stray and ownerless dogs amid concerns over hydrophobia. City officials say the net enables officers to take even ferocious canines into custody safely, as patrols prepare for a city wide campaign. Meanwhile reports from Vera Cruz confirm Carranza forces moving toward Mexico City as fighting continues on the outskirts. An infant child of Dr and Mrs Yost of Rivesville died last night and was buried today.
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Carranza
Not For Cops
Vera Cruz
Fairmont
Preen.y
Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Madero
Local Doctors to Hear Futcher in Clarksburg
Local physicians plan to attend Dr. Thomas B. Futcher of Johns Hopkins at Clarksburg Tuesday evening in a joint Harrison County Medical Society and Clarksburg Academy of Medicine meeting at the Waldo Hotel. Marion County Medical Society meets tonight at Cook Hospital to discuss plans. Attendees include Dr. A. L. Peters and Drs. L. N. Yost H. R. Johnson O. D. Riptey W. H. Sands and J. A. Sraham.
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Thomas B. Futcher
Johns Hopkins University
Clarksburg
Waldo Hotel
Futcher
Harrison County Medical Society
Clarksburg Academy of Medicine
Marion County Medical Society
Cook Hospital
A. L. Peters
Marion County Association
Dra
L. N. Yost
H. R. Johnson
0. D. Riptey
W. H. Sands
J. A. Sraham
Supreme Court Hearing Charter Suit Advances
Telegraph from W. B. Mathews, clerk of the Supreme Court at Charleston, reports a record in the Fairmont charter case that came Saturday. appeal and superseders allowed today by Judge Williams. Bond set at 200 dollars.
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Mathews
Supreme Court
Charleston
Fairmont
Williams
Skoda Shells Land Condemned Prompt Paving Delay
Warfront reports quote Surgeon Major Leighinsteff on Skoda shells as the deadliest weapon, while local engineers condemn sand used for Main Street paving as too loamy. Contractors must replace it, delaying brick laying by a few days.
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Main Street
Government Buys Big Target Range
The War Department bought 19,000 acres at Tobyhanna Pennsylvania for 50 000 dollars to establish a field artillery target range for militia and regular troops. Plans indicate possible similar ranges in the south likely Georgia or Alabama and another in California depending on militia development.
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Washington
War Department
Tobyhanna
South
Georgia
Alabama
California
More Witnesses Say Thaw Is Rational
General Frank S. Streeter head of the commission for bail sought to assess Thaw's mental state in New Hampshire testified that Thaw appeared absolutely rational. The remarks came during jury proceedings to determine whether Thaw would be a public menace if released on bail.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
N. H
Aldrich
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
Thaw
Teutons Cross Oniester River and Slavs Driven Back
City Board of Affairs meets long session approving a 920 foot water main purchase from South View Realty at 78.5 cents per foot and a deed for South View avenue. Licenses granted to multiple Fairmont businesses. Mayor Bowen asked to obtain written rights from Coal Run ravine owners to widen Coal Run bridge to 60 feet, with cost estimates set for a Coal Run causeway. Sewer work planned in Pittsburg Morgantown alley if property owners dig. Curbs and retaining walls ordered on several streets to improve alignment and safety. Meeting adjourned to Wednesday with Coal Run bridge report expected.
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South View Realty Company
South View Avenue
Fairmont
City Board of Afairs
Anthony Bowen
Coal Run Bridge
Coal Run
Bowen
Lee Hall
E. C. Jones
Martin Brothers Drug Store
Monroe
Main Streets
Mountain City Drug Company
Jefferson Streets
Mutual Drug and Chemical Company
Fairmont Avenue
Clarksburg Amusement Company
Watson_building
Watson
J. F. Conaway
Madison Street
Watson Hotel
E. Apostolom
Skinner's
Kenyon
C. F.mccray
J. Cowleis
Main Street
James Lampton
Haymond
W. C. Carrico
Moran and Springer
Water Street
Board of Affairs
Pittsburgh
Morgantown Avenues
George Carpenter
Retreat of Czar's Forces Halts German Victory On Front
Berlin reports Halicz on the Dniester occupied by German troops and a river crossing of the Dniester, while London notes Sarajevo anniversary and a broader view of Teutonic dominance. Russians retreat toward the Gaila Lips and Bug rivers amid halted offensives, with French actions limited and British advances against Dukoba in Africa underlined.
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Berlin
London
Halicz
Galicis
Dniester
Sarajevo
Francis’ Ferdinand of Austria
Europe
Lemberg
Boborka
Zurawna
Gaila Lips
Rome
Preemyal
Halles
Bug
Covite
Tom Finial
Lake Victoria
Africa
Dukoba
Balkans
Wesley Farrell Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
In Clarksburg West Virginia a criminal court jury convicted Wesley Farrell of second degree murder for shooting and killing Will Corbin a young coal miner at the Industrial area. The verdict comes after testimony detailing the fatal incident and Farrell’s involvement in the fatal shooting.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Wesley Farrell
Will Corbin
Weather forecast for West Virginia area shows showers
The West Virginia Fair weather bulletin notes scattered showers expected during the day with chance of rain throughout the region. A separate lost property notice reports a Tuesday morning sighting of a car on Main Street with 3 individuals listed as returned to West Virginia.
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Main Street
West Virginilag
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Gen. Huerta
Tamento Fort Bliss
Lansing
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
OM Man
F. T. Schneider
Ohio
Fred S. Hart
Albert Seaman
Lunacy Commission
Board of ‘Ffairs
SKODA
Rarius
Warsaw
Poland
Leighinsteff
Teutons
Oniesteriver
City By Realty Company
Chicago
A. L. Lehman
Antonio Yanero
Bennet Street
Lehman
Michael Ambrose
Pike Street
Czar
Virginie
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