Huerta Arrest Reveals Plot Against Neutrality Law
The United States moves to seize former Mexican dictator Huerta and Gen. Ordzco after a three month espionage probe into plans for a revolution on U S soil. Justice Department charges conspiracy to incite revolution and limits on recruiting and supplying a foreign military incursion.
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Maxtco
Aistator
Ordz¢o
el Paso
Department of Justices
United States Attorney Camp
District
Texan
United States
Huerta
Spain
Hoport
Wilson
Atripas
Tampico
Scuh
Bagia
Hhierta
Pascual
Orozco
Saelant
Department of Justice
Feats Follow Up Victory Reported at Lemberg
War background from Warsaw and London summarizes Russian retreats between Bentka and Zurawa in Galicia south of Lemberg. German and Turkish Armenian battles are noted in the Caucasus region with Russians allegedly pulling back. Germans claim crossing the Dniester and pushing Russians toward the hills as the Polish front near Warsaw faces a northern drive through Preastyaz. Territorial claims vary among sources.
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London
Bent ‘Ka
Zurawa
Galicia
Caucasua
Armenia
Poland
Gergans
Warsaw
Preastyaz
Sterlin
Vienna
Besaa‘wablan
Rawa Ruska
Dniester
Chicago 500 Mile Derby Sets New Auto Records
Dario Resta won the Chicago 500 mile derby at 97.6 mph over the distance, beating Ralph De Palma’s recent Indianapolis mark. J Cooper finished tenth, surpassing De Palma though the race saw nine drivers beat the old record, with over 20,000 dollars in prize money awarded. In Atlanta, militia guarded the Slaton home as Nat Harris succeeds. Twenty six men were arrested near the residence and firearms were seized.
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Bhattere
Chicago
Dario Resta
Yious
Ralph de Palma
Indianapolis
Renta
J. Cooper
Atlanta
John M. Slaton
Nat E H. Harris
Slaton
Hhis
Leo Mr. Frack
World News Capsule Recorded From War Fronts And Politics
German troops retreat near Halles Galicia amid reported gas use and frontline skirmishes. Petrograd claims a six day battle on the Dolester river ends with German defeat and 5000+ Russians captured. London reports German spy Muller executed in the Tower. Roxburgh torpedoed in the North Sea with minor damage. Lemberg falls to Austro German forces. Galician drive yields heavy Russian losses. Republican convention planned for June in Chicago with W.F. Anthon named GOP committee head. Morehead Wright elected Real Estate Exchanges head. Earthquake tremors disrupt irrigation works. coroner to retry Joliet warden’s wife murder case. indictments target distributors and political figures in federal and state cases.
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War Office
Petrograd
Dolester
London
Muller
Tower of London
Yale crews sweep river dual regatta over Harvard
For the first time in many years Yale university crews won all four boats at the annual dual regatta with Harvard. The Englasd-casched eighth of the Blue defeated the Crimson junior varsity and freshman eights as about 10 000 spectators watched the contests.
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Yale University
International and domestic news brief roundup
Reports state Carter and Bud Jones, both convicts, were hanged in Alabama. A Bharpe execution occurred in Aniston. President Wilson begins a brief White House respite to plan for European and Mexican issues. Naval hazing at Annapolis cited in congressional inquiry. Seven fatally burned in Pittsburgh explosive works. Ensign Manley killed in Columbus auto accident. High Bridge crash kills seven, injures fourteen on Western Maryland. Wilson Provision plant fire at Peoria sees $200,000 loss. Thirteen witnesses, including Thaw, say Thew sane in New York. Carl Person found not guilty in Illinois Strike Bulletin case. Illinois Governor signs marriage bill limiting validity of out-of-state marriages by residents temporarily prohibited from derrying.
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Blue Mountain Express
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway
High Bridge
Mason and Dixon Mae
Es Fe
Wilson Provision Company
Peoria
Notable Indiana figure Charles Gontz dies in Hot Springs
Charles L. Gontz a longtime Indiana politician and former mayor of South Bend died in Hot Springs Arkansas from a complication of diseases. The Chicago daughter of Robert Todd Lincoln Mrs Jedse Lincoln Beckwith is noted as the late President Lincoln's sole living grandchild. Orville Wright received a Doctor of Science degree from Trinity College Hartford Connecticut. Frank Edward Johnson of Norwich Connecticut is mentioned in the marriage notice from Manchester Vac (Vaca).
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South ‘Bend
Indiana
Hot, Springs, Ark
Diseraan
Jedsle ‘Lincoln Beckwith
Robert ‘Todd Lincoln
Chicago
President Abraham Lincoln
Manchester
Vac
Frank Edward Johnson
Norwich
Conn
Mexican Revolt Shifts as Villa Forces Fall to Obregon
Villa remnants face Obregon's victorio forces after Agnes Calientes. In Bonora Yaqui threats loom as Americana fears mount. Admiral Howard warned not to land on Mexican soil, per dispatch via John R. Silliman from Vera Cruz. Carranza refuses to treat with Villa or Zapata, signaling tense U.S. diplomacy.
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Bonora
Howard
Washington
German Foreign Office Seeks to Avoid Interference With U S Peace Efforts
Berlin the German foreign office wants to avoid anything likely to interfere with a peaceful understanding with the United States. The ban was ordered because of the paper's editorial on the sum pension of the Deutsche Tageszeitung and its interpretation.
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Berlin
United States
Deutsche Tageszeitung
Navy reforms abolish naval side and form advisory council
Washington reports the naval side system is abolished by Secretary Daniela and replaced with the Secretary's advisory council of high naval officers. A dispatch to the state department notes Germany will modify submarine warfare if assurances are given that merchant ships will not sink U boats. State Department sources indicate Secretary Lansing received word that the United States has not blocked Japanese troops for Europe.
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United States
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Brazil
Iowa Road Work Advances and Labor Law Changes
Iowa delegates urge state bonds for hard surfaced roads to spur local improvements and farm values. Newsboy labor rules tighten after July 4 with badges and restricted hours. Also noted are court decisions on consular estates, highway condemnations, convicts rising to 873, and farm worker compensation coverage.
Mount Ayr Club joins federation and plans move on hitching racks
The Mount Ayr Community club has joined the Southern Iowa Federation of Commercial clubs. An election to decide whether to remove local hitching racks will be held before the next meeting. H. H. Tedford was elected to the federation board of directors. The club’s good roads committee includes Dr. C. T. Lesan, H. H. Trullinger, C. M. Kimball, and others.
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Mount Ayr
Southern
Iowa
H. H. Tedford
Federation Ia
Good Roads
Dr. Co. T. Lesan
H. H
Trullinger
C. M. Kimball
Howard
Brutal murder shocks Percival as Bailey and wife harmed
In Percival the elderly merchant S E Bailey and his wife were shot in the back during dinner. Bailey died and Mrs Bailey remained unconscious. The couple’s 12 year old son was away at the time and believed bound. Shots likely fired through an open window.
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Sioux City
Percival
S. E
Bailey
Man Killed by Live Wire in McGregor
William Jones of McGregor was instantly electrocuted when a live wire fell during repairs near a smith shop. Contractor Charles Kleilaie attempted to remove the wire with a wood rod. Jones kicked it and grabbed the wire, receiving a 2000 volt shock and dying at the scene.
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North McGregor
William Jones
McGregor
Lacksmith Shop
Charles Klelaie
Jones
Motorcycle Cop Hurt at Nort Side Park Crash
Boone reports a motorcycle policeman named Plockhart was seriously injured while testing a new 100 mile per hour bike at The Nort Side driving park. A cow jumped onto the track forcing evasive action to avoid a collision.
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Boone
Flockhart
Nort Side
Plockhart
Lutherans Plan School Building Contract Awarded
The German Lutheran association of Denison has awarded J F P Kahlr the contract for a snow school building on West Broadway near the Lutheran chapel for 17,797 dollars, to be built without heating.
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Lutherans Plan School
Denison
Lutheran’ Association of
Denada
West Broadway
J. FP. Kahl @r
Fratarnel Picnic At Odd Fellows Home Draws Iowa Lodges
Several hundred members of the Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges in Iowa attended the annual state picnic and homecoming held at the Odd Fellows Orphans' home near Mason City.
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Mason City
Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekah ‘Lodges
Iowa
Odd Tallows' Orphans
Thin City
Hardware Store Robbed by Burglars at Rear Window
Robbers entered the Gaempen and Forkenbrack hardware store through a rear window and escaped with several revolvers and knives. No clue to the theft exists.
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New ‘Hampton
Gaempen & Forkenbrack
Jenger Couple Leave for California After Davidsom Residence
A. J. Bood and his wife plan to leave for California after twenty years of residence in Davidsom. They are active members of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Women’s Relief Corps.
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Denmon
Davidsom
A. J. Bood
Will Oon
California
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Wi. B.C
Proness of lows Dead Avoca
John Platcher a pioneer of this section died at his home in Hancock. He was 77 years old and had lived in Iowa many years.
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Avoca
John Platcher
Thia
Jin Hancock
Platcher
Iowa
Piaty
Harlan Man Killed in Auto Accident Near Town
A Harlan County man died in a single vehicle crash about eight miles south of town when a shock absorber failed and the car overturned. His wife, Hoover, and a retired farmer were riding in the vehicle and were trapped beneath the wreck. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Harlan
Harlan—Walton Hoover
Hoover
Buena Vista Holds Large Annual Elevator Parade
About 4,000 residents from Buena Vista and nearby areas gathered at the fairgrounds for a major annual event labeled as Elevyator plenio, showcasing community spirit and local participation despite the garbled early report.
Turbulent School District Case Reaches Supreme Court
Fragmented OCR text indicates a dispute involving Eldora Albrook and Blattsburg district officials. The core matter centers on a school district case with assertions of lack of standing and questions over legal authority. Trial details mention McCat as presiding judge and a district board member.
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de Vada
Franiie Ty - Didtelat
Supreme Court
Albrook
Eldora
Hefdre
Firat
Blattsburg
Dist pRadle
Thelon Wat
Efor McCat
Resdl
New Cherokee Company Formed in Regiment Muster
Col N P Hyatt of Webster mustered a unit with sixty one enlisted men and three commissioned officers Captain Walter P McCulla First Lieutenant Collins Second Lieutenant Lewis L Totman. Officers will attend Des Moines school and drill under Sgt Getger. A separate case involves S A Myers fined for a joy ride crash near Missouri Valley with damage to John O Rowe’s carriage and failure to stop.
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Logan
S. A. Myers
Missouri Valley
John O' Rowe
Frisco Special and Paul Event Mentioned in Summer Plan
A fragment notes a summer event involving Frisco Special and St Paul, referencing carrying and organizational groups in a context of exhaustion. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a transportation or community gathering plan in Francisco.
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Paul Thia
Francisco
Fragmentary Nebraskan tale resists clear headline
Incomplete OCR text references Nebraska and Canadian volunteers with scattered terms. Mentions of an attack or death are unclear. No coherent event, people, or organization can be reliably identified for a factual card.
Care of Mason City Mrs Chapman Catt Superintendent Will
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mrs. Catt as superintendent of the city schools and reference to a will involving Frank Leslie and a large sum, $1,600,000, with possession entrusted to Mrs. Catt. The readable text is highly garbled and unclear about full facts or dates.
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Mason” City
Ga ‘Chapman Catt
Mi Schoole
Frank Leslie
Mra
Catt
New Courthouse Vote Shapes Wisconsin Court Races
In Boone, a $200,000 courthouse project was approved by voters amid a decision rooted in the B court. Judge Kamror of the same court ruled on the validity of the measure and its funding as presented to the public.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Harry Rayburn
Wayne
Carl Des Moines
Boone
Auprame
Kamror
B Court
Fourth of July Tragedy Shocks Sioux City Crowd
A chaotic Fourth of July event in Sioux City left several injured after a powder blast caused a piecing eye injury to Ray Cavanagh and injuries to others. Authorities report Dr. Walter Union drowned later. his body found hours after the incident.
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Glenn Hutchin
Iowa
Ploslon
Walter Union
At -Union
Ho Wae
Hye
Twa
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