Disavowal Demands Release of Prisoners in Carrizal Fight
Washington telegraphs a demand for the unconditional release of American troopers captured at Carrizal and an early U.S. statement of aims to the Carranza government. The de facto government’s note ties the clash to orders from Carranza to Trevino and notes that Capt. Moray died after being abandoned by his unit. Pershing and Funston relay fates and survivor accounts, with Mrs Morey confirming a wireless message from her husband.
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Weestern Newember Union Nera Serelos
Washington
D. C
Funston
Morey
Austin
Tex
Mexico
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Carrizal
Fght
Pershing
Moray
Lieut
Meyers
Gen. Funston
Austrians Fall Back as Russians advance on Bukowina
London reports rapid Russian gains on the Austro Hungarian front. Russians conquer Bukowina crown land and push toward Carpathian passes along the Prath river. Austrians suffer heavy losses with prisoners and war stores left behind. French recapture trenches near the Thisumont redoubt northeast of Verdin. Italian offensives drive back Austrians at several points and a Teutone allied submarine sinks the Italian cruiser Citta De Massena and the French torpedo boat destroyer Fourche at the Otranto bay.
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London
Bukowina
Carpathian
Prath
Kolonten
Willachoff
Touloquois
Thisumont
Verdin
Alao
Fleurey
O.atwar
Verdun
Women Candlet Prohibition War in Edinburg Procession
In Edinburg Scotland a large procession of several thousand women carried banners reading Follow the king. The march marked the culmination of a prohibition campaign aimed at total abstinence, though the tone indicates not by King George.
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Edinburg
Scotland
George
Four Killed In Tube Under Construction In Boston
Four workers died and another was seriously injured in a compressed air explosion in a tuba under construction in South Boston. The men were in a shaft eighty five feet below the surface. the tub was being built underwater. Sundry Civil appropriation bill updates noted. Washington scene included with House actions on funding and a rejected munitions plant item.
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Boston
Washington, D.C
House
Senate
Mexican Embassy Says Aid Won’t Enforce Return Warnings
Mexican embassy officials state that aid will be provided to Mexicans who wish to leave the United States, but no warning to return home will be refused unless war is declared.
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Washington, D. ‘C
United States
Peace Move by Popa Benedict in Rome
A wireless Rome dispatch reports Pope Benedict issued an appeal to President Wilson and Gen. Carranza urging concerted effort to avert war. The message suggests high level diplomacy aimed at preventing escalation during the global crisis.
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Popa Benedict
London
Rome
Papa Benedict
Wilson
Carranza
Warsloom of Carranza Troops at Carrizal Reported
A chaotic World events brief describes a treacherous Carranzaled assault at Carrizal wiping out Captain Boyd's force. It notes war declarations, Mexican prisoners en route to Juarez, and U.S. pressure from Europe. It mentions Brederick Griese, a Mexican City banker, detained then released, and Pershing’s expedition seizing Nueva Casas Grandes. Reports allege Carranza’s inability to prevent border talks and anti-American demonstrations in Qu Homea and El Paso.
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Boyd
Carrizal
United States
Mexico
Washington
Brederick, Griese
Pako
Tex
Department of Justice
Carranza
Detroit Battalion Arrives at Grayling Amid Wartime Movements
The Detroit battalion with eight companies of the thirty first regiment ALNG and cavalry troop B volunteers, ambulance, and others arrive at Grayling Michigan. A plan to convene the thirty fourth triennial Knights Templar meeting in Philadelphia for 1910 is noted. A Turkish government takeover of one hundred million dollars of American mission schools is reported. Three US cruisers and three destroyers head to the Mexican coast to rescue Americans. A conference effort to avert war with Mexico is announced by the American Union Against Mul Bariam. Professor Robert Derie, University of Chicago, commits suicide at his home. illness continues for Professor Hoxie. One man dies and two are wounded in an incident near Alpena involving milling company guards.
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Detroit
Thirty-First Regiment
ALN. G
Grayling
Mich
el Puso
Mexico
New York
The
American Union
Mulbariam
Wool trade empire of Carroll Snowballs in Market
The Carroll wool firm Krensky and Co dominates the region. Buyers from Boston to London wire in daily, with extensive receipts from Iowas towns, Southern Minnesota, and Northern Missouri. The company ships graded wool onward, staffing a large office and warehouse operation led by a noted woolman, with multiple carload exports and plans for further shipments this season.
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H. ‘Kronany
Contern
Boston
London
Lows
Minnesota
Missouri
Krensky
Ip Carroll
Burnat
War Affects Optigraph Firm at Charles City
War delays Optograph company orders in Charles City as France supply for high grade glass to manufacture their products lags. The firm reports orders ahead sufficient to absorb a year’s output but insurance and transport costs rise with wartime conditions. They currently focus on making hand cameras and plan larger ranges for moving picture cameras once supplies stabilize.
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Iona
Charles City
Optigraph Company
France
Irwin Steers Sell at Record Chicago Market Price
Irwin dealer George W. Blades sold thirty head of prime steers at the Chicago market for 11.00 per hundredweight, setting a new record as the highest beef cattle price outside show cattle. The 1,648 pound heavyweight brought about 185 per head, far above prior open market sales. Blades also offered thirty five head at 311.40.
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Cattis
Irwin
George W. Blades
Chicago
International
Kinsey Heads Page County Gop Ticket in Primary
Emma Kinsey becomes the first woman nominated for county auditor in Page County, winning a clear Republican primary over Miles Amy Unilea and serving as deputy auditor. An injunction halts drainage work in Harrison Drainage District, as landowners resist costly refinishing projects and prefer occasional floods over high costs.
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Bhenandoah
Emma Kinsey
Page County
Kinsey
Miles Amy
Unilea
Logan
Harrison
Heyditch
Sioux
Kelly approves water works bonds in special election
By a vote of 39 to 27 in a special election, Kelly authorized bonds totaling 67,500 for a water works system. The move followed several disastrous fires this year as residents demanded protection.
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Kelly
Plan Novel Chautauqua Story City on August Event
Story City plans an all day Chautauqua festival named the Central Iowa Community congress to run August 12 to 24. Town Day opens the event with many of the town’s old time residents as speakers. Other days cover church activity school and water topics.
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Story City
Unes
Central Iowa Community Congress
Church
Acho
Ferin
Ater
Daylight Bank Robbery and Iowa Suffrage Defeat Reported
Daylight Bank robbery in Thurman ended with robber fleeing after taking $215 from banker D H McCartney who was alone in the state savings bank. Authorities organized a posse but found no trace of the assailant. In Iowa, suffrage was defeated by 10,325 votes. 16,087 for and 174,392 against, with Dubuque County delivering the largest margin against the amendment.
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Thurmham
McCartney
Savings Bank
Iowa
Executive Council
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Family Endures Grief as Fire Destroys Home
Mrs William Stephen of New Sharon and her husband exchange alarming news by telephone. While visiting relatives, Mrs Stephen learns their grandson is ill, and back home their residence burns down during her absence, leaving a family to cope with misfortunes.
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Oskalooss
Veterans at Encampment Surpass Attendance Records
At Marahalitown Iowa G A R encampment the 42d annual gathering drew 2565 registered members with 200 to 300 more unregistered, surpassing prior totals. Speakers included Guy Clarke and National Commander Montfort in a free session.
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Marahalitown
Iowa
Guy, Clarke
Montfort
Elks Name Officers at Iowa Convention
At the annual Iowa State Association of Elks convention the following officers were elected during the business session: President H. B. Hayward Waterloo, First Vice President J. L. Coon Newton, Secretary Frank Kelst Des Moines, Treasurer Adolph Hennimh of Davenport.
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Elks
Davenport
Iowa State Association of Elka
H. B. Hayward
Waterloo
Newton
Frank. Kelst
Des Moines
Adolph x Henninhim
Clearance of Packard wreck clears last traces
The final remnants of the train wreck near Packard on the Joliet Island railroad have been removed. The day coach, in which sixteen people perished, was raised from Flood Creek with no additional bodies found. Officials believe all aboard have been accounted for.
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Graene
Packard
Jock Island
State Bankers Meet Elects Des Moines for Next Convention
At the state bankers convention held, Des Moines was chosen for the next gathering of the Iowa Bankers Association. George S. Parker of Sioux City was elected president, J. B. Kirby of Estherville vice president, and John Carmody of Perry treasurer.
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State Bankers
Waterloo
Des Moines
Iews Bankers’ Association
George S. Parker
Sioux City
J. BP. Kirby
Estherville
John Carmody
Perry
Churches Hold Convention in Sac City
The northwest district convention of the Iowa Churches of Christ was held in Sac City. Scrarton was chosen as the place of meeting but quarantine for contagious disease made it impractical to attempt holding the convention there.
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Sac City
Iowa Churches of Christ
Scrarton
Iowa Wing Conference Delegates Led by Cedar Falls College
The Cedar Falls college sent thirty four delegates the highest count from a single college as the Iowa Wing Conference gathered with nine states. Iowa State College at Ames took second with thirty three delegates.
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Iowa
Cedar Falla
C. A
Lake Geneva
DeState
State Teachers’ College of
Cedar Falle
Iowa State College At
Ames
Iowa City Psychopathic Hospital Plan Reaches State Board
State board of control unanimously recommends establishing a psychopathic hospital at the State University in Iowa City to treat mentally troubled individuals. If approved, the next General Assembly may be asked for about 160000 dollars to fund the institution and observation cases currently lacking a suitable facility.
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State
Ptanik
State University
Iowa
City
Cok
Ann
Arbor
Mich
Iowa Hospital
State Board of Control
General Assembly
Board of Control
Iowa City
Plan State Dairy
Fort
J.C. Sandern
Fort-Madison
Flynn Farm
Dex Moines
Flynn
Tay
Banders Wil
Diplomatic Note Warns Carranza Over Cross Border Raids
A lengthy note from the de facto Mexican government criticizes Carranza for bandit activity and failure to curb Villa, asserting U S rights to defend via arms if raids continue. It accuses Carranza of indifference, urges action to prevent further aggressions, and details incidents on the border and at Columbus and Parral.
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Max
Leo
Mexico
Catranen
Balleve
United States
Carranza
Carruoza
Villa
Lanstog Decla
Ainister
Troo
Wight
Amercan
Hays
Mesien
Filne Ruida
Reeken
Uicegastve
Cusl
Hne
Carranza Sgidler
Columbus
Cagaa Grandes
Ar. Parral
Note on Mexican-US relations and Carranza stance
Fragmentary text discusses protectors of Vilin and Carranza, US aims, and allegations of interference. It references official notes, transmission via Ace City, and reactions of Mexican and American press, noting fears of intervention and calls to avoid conquest.
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Vilin
Carranz
United
Givan
Transmuasion
Qarranza
Lansing’ Naya
Mexico
United States
Posterity Fear Custodial Suit Over Dog Attack Injuries
A Los Angeles case centers on Guy Alterton and his daughter Doweibility alleging long term injuries after a dog attack on the Hill. The suit seeks 20,000 in damages claiming permanent effects on health and potential inheritance impacts.
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Los Angeles
Alterton
Guy
Supreme Court
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