Mexican Rail Strike Deepens Food Crisis Across Nation
Reports from Washington detail a near total rail strike in central Mexico causing severe food distribution disruptions. Officials warn the stoppage could threaten shipments to northern states as consuls report possible court martial for soldiers involved. The US department assesses impact on supply lines and contemplates diplomatic steps.
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Mexico
Monica
Westington
Zevanty
Terea
Beerecacy Lansing
Bitte Artadonde
Amabasondar Ae
Wwestingvon
Hedecry
Pyrhn
Oates
Masibere
Brumbaugh Leads IK Official Court of Votes
Complete returns from 46 counties show Brumbaugh ahead in the Republican count with tallies for several counties and districts. Missing districts include portions of Allegheny, Perry, Lancaster, Lawrence, and others as final totals are awaited from 58 counties.
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Brunbaush
Pintadellphia
Penney
Yabla
Gelegatae-at-iaree
Cel i Clugeg
Miures
Aarau
Achenon
Aleorn
Eabcock
Baker
Brumbaugh
Hetford
Ie Barwa
I Ghoarfield
Iy Fayatte
Lamcaster
Ip Lawrence
Mowigwiere
Sorcampton
Vensags End
York
Police Chief Fights Woodmen in County Disturbance
A distorted report describes Chief Mefariand pursuing suspect Custer after a night incident with two Woodmen. The force faced resistance as officers tried to restrain Custer, who was later subdued with help from patrolmen and Detke. Three suspects faced preliminary hearings as the case moved to the next term.
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Suefield
Feo
McParlana
Custer
Mefariand
James Haver
Patroian
Detke
Guerer
Sinares
Will Attempt to Stop Sale of Adulterated Booze in Penn A
A report by the Stats Department on agricultural affairs urges reenactment of laws to prevent adulteration and misbranding of alcohol. The document cites constitutional and court precedents supporting public action to avert fraud and protect consumers.
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Penn’ A
Stats Department
Adare
Supreme Court
Peare
Wlhawes
Dion
Cea
Waite's Wife to Testify in Doctor Waite Trial
In New York on May 28 two women poised to testify in the trial of Dr. Ari Waite charged with poisoning. Mrs Clara Peck, mother of the murdered child, appears reluctant to reveal details while studio companion Mrs Margaret Morton seems eager to testify. Dr Vaughn from the University of Michigan offered no simple explanation of his autopsy findings as testimony unfolds.
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New York
Ari Wate
Margaretorton
Waites
Isha
Tei
Wale
Sinad
Svat
de Nistor Vaughn
Universiy
Migan
Heen
Sow
Arthur Warreh Waite
Margaret Horie
Waite
Hoteasm
Waac
Wadre Ie
Lela Zorche
John E. Perk
Grand Rapids
Postal Savings Plan Spurs Deposit Growth and Debate
The article discusses new post office savings proposals under President Wilson, proposing deposits up to 1,000 with safeguards and a plan to phase out small deposit limits. It notes potential benefits for savers and concerns about public confidence and government responsibility, highlighting accretion of depositor funds and political commentary on the reform.
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Tanger
Offen
Siig
Fresiaant Wilson
Lacie San
Amiaudment
Postal Savings
Kaje Caiiuon
Willioa
Dalises
Anelesoa
Eoris
Planning cooperative water system for big city block
A fragmented dispatch from an era describing a push for a shared water system in a Brooklyn Pennsylvania area. It notes residents and property owners debating a coalition to form a cooperative, with references to meetings at Fourth and Starkee and possible zoning and pricing concerns amid local opposition.
War damage and ship losses cited in postwar report
London May 48 The count of ships destroyed since the armistice rises with British treasury records noting over five hundred fishing boats and other vessels have been lost or sunk. Reports from Stockholm list the Swedish steamer Ikora Niad sunk by a mine near the coast, while other ships including the Greek steamer Agastasios Cornuos and French steamer Tampiedec are also reported sunk amid ongoing maritime losses after the war.
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Londos
Pha 'Aimee
Britain
Frances Darlelind
Eld Cerretary
Treasury
Livvds
Giovie Leo
Steeter Agastasios Cornuos
Uae
Eunk
American forces may take charge in Santo Domingo
Parsing a May report from Pasungton notes preparations for American marines to assume control in Santo Domingo as U S officials indicate no mission to colonize. The move follows talks launching a treaty aligned with immediate security needs, while Dominican leaders resist recognizing a military administration and await formal U S actions.
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Santo Domingo
Pasungton
Airal Caperton
Santo
Farderlea
Cucyajal
Suuly Dowlugny Bethe Dirotuian Congress
Jiminis
School Board grants half holiday on Thursday
A delayed Central Committee update details school board approval for a Thursday half holiday amid plans for road work in townships. Reports note extensive gravel and road maintenance programs, with crews from Ware to help shovel gravel and remove stones. Warren borough may extend hotels to assist. The circular letters and automoblie owners are urged to support and cooperate as work intensifies across districts.
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Eternoon
O. R Hp
Chamber of Commerce
Vollinter
Ware Fen
Sherard Supecriors
Porart
B. McNeal
W. HM. Mennernon
Ing_ntonen
Uinar
Central Gourmines
Warren
Ake
Warren Automobilians
W. M. Mitchell
United
North Warren
Tela
Will Warren Road Quotes Rally For Road Reform
A fragmented laments a Warren County road problem with calls for public action. The letter urges neighbors to join a group to advocate better road maintenance and criticizes local authorities for delays. It notes seven hundred cars in Warren and questions officials about results and funding.
Verdun Front Battles Charge Amid Heavy Fighting
All night artillery and infantry clash along the Verdun front with French counterattacks repelling German advances near Hill 34. Reports say bombardments, heavy losses, and shifting fronts. Dispatches note German gains around Fort Douaumont and later movements toward Kut-temura and Kut. Military authorities confirm ongoing engagement with substantial bombardment and shelling audible across the lines.
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Paris
Feeach
Gordius
Jenate de Geraue
Erin
Twante Salle
Stefwenliet
Uly Ke Norcksrn
Fort Dowsunl
Twenty Thousand Slud Women Attend New York Convention
A large female delegation, about 20 600 strong, arrives in New York for a General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. The event, hosted by New York leaders, includes receptions, housing, and preparations for a vigorous gathering with notable figures from Hawaii and California expected to attend.
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New York
Federation of “Women
WBICM
Rew Tors
Sars
Alasha
Hawaii
Colm
Bor
Ohain
NDS
Povey Pennonack
Seo
Fedora
Mes
Jouia Zeanly Comrie
Los Angele
California
Deletarion Crhick Ig
School Board Approves Orro Contract and Other Matters
The school board met last evening in a special session to act on Principal Orr and the collector Sum mer A Orr. They approved a land grant of $15,000 for Mt Orr and other items including forest and road projects. The session approved two days for a senior day and a roads day with scheduling and attendance details to be set.
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A. Orr
Mt. Orr
Warlus Warren
Pier White
Warren
Beeklin
Eawart
Ken Aline
Repub
Anne Oftee
Trea
Cage Rhe Syrand Wardahen
Buriillue
Gutive Ragubliens
Eindiante
Annem
Henry
Presigert
Tao Pont
Democrats of County Back Mitchell Palmer for National Committee
Reported county totals show Mitchell Palmer leading the Democratic slate for the national committee with a substantial vote margin. Michael Lisbal trails, and ER Allen lines garner minimal support. results reflect a partisan primary with Warren and Soumey among notable voters.
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Democrats
Mitchell Palmer
Michael Lisbal
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