Federal forces hold Chihuahua under strict control
Mexican city remains under heavy federal guard as 4000 troops patrol and bar insurgent entry. General Orosco complains of delays in turning Chihuahua over to victors, while distant relief efforts unfold in Cuernavaca and Morelos. Prisoners from Casas Grandes are released to awaiting U.S. contacts.
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Mount Pleasant
William Current Krick
Okla
New York
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Jacoby
Lawyer for Camorrists Charged with Bribery
In Viterbo a Camorrists trial provoked chatter as women testified they were offered money by wives of prisoners and by defense lawyer Alessandro Livy to deny depositions and swear falsely. Livy denounced the claims and stormed out as the judge paused proceedings.
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Camorrist
Alessandro Livy
Livy
Liey
Erricone
Lamset
Lindbergh Attacks House Caucus Control In Debates
Representative Lindbergh of Minnesota denounces traitors in Congress and accuses the presidency of bribery through patronage. He blasts caucus power as controlling membership and minds, saying the House has ceased to be the forum of the people and that a few bosses dictate action. He warns Democrats against past cooperation with insurgents and urges action for freedom of choice.
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My Morning Journal
Washington
Congress
House
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Postcards Distribution at Commercial Club Opens Today
This morning at 9 00 Secretary Thomas J Naylon starts distributing Albuquerque Post Cards from the Commercial Club for Post Card Day Thursday June 22. Cards are available all day to anyone, costing only rent per card to mail to friends outside New Mexico. A simple boost for New Mexico’s growth.
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Commercial Club
Thomas J. Naylon
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Postal deposits safe from attachment says inspector
Akron June 18 Deposits in United States postal savings banks cannot be attached by creditors in any state according to Postal Inspector George Pate who completed his first inspection of the Barberton bank. Absolute secrecy must be kept about depositors and courts cannot force postmasters to reveal records.
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Morning Journal
Akron
United States
Postofice
George Pate
Barberton
Bride Elect Ended Life With Carbolic Acid
Ruth Armstrong aged 19 in Colorado City drank carbolic acid after discussing her upcoming marriage to Floyd Pattison. She died in her bedroom. daughter of Henry Armstrong, the incident occurred in Colorado Springs on June 13.
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Ruth Armstrong
Colorado City
Henry Arma
Ee Bear
Frank E Sturges Dies In Albuquerque Hotel Pioneer
Frank E. Sturges longtime Albuquerque citizen and proprietor of Sturges European hotel died suddenly at 2 pm at his Sec ond street home from apoplexy. He was 56 and had built the hotel into a southwest caravansary loved by traveling men. A Mason and charity figure, his funeral will be under Masonic auspices with details to be announced. His wife and son Lloyd mourn his loss as the city recalls his quiet generosity.
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New Mexico
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Santa Fe
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Boston
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Simon Stern
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Ira A. Abbott
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Poinies
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Statehood
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Hartshorn
Washington
J. Wilbur Chapman
Flood Resolution to be Discussed in COINAV Committee
Chairman Smith calls for a meeting of COINAV to consider a flood relief resolution. The agenda centers on debate over the proposed flood measures and related funding.
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Statehood stock rises as Senate committee set to act
Washington reports statehood momentum with William Alden Smith calling a Friday hearing of the Senate territories committee. The Flood resolution may be considered, with advocates for New Mexico and Arizona pressing for immediate admission and the president expected to sign any bill admitting both states.
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Crane
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America
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United States Senate
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Boston
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
Senate Faces Long Debate Over Canadian Reciprocity Pact
Washington dispatch reports Senate debates on the Canadian reciprocity bill after Penrose reported it without recommendation. Senatorial voices span opposition led by McCumber and La Follette to support from Williams, Stone, and Kern as Congress prepares for open discussion and possible amendments.
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Stone
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Democrats Try to Recall Direct Election Resolution in Senate
Washington June 13 strenuous democratic efforts to secure senate reconsideration of the direct senatorial elections joint resolution failed after a long debate. Mr Need of Missouri moved to recall the resolution for reconsideration but the motion was defeated 33 to 1. Senator Clarke of Arkansas voted with Republicans, a key vote that aided the Bristow amendment.
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Negro killed after standoff with Savannah police
Savannah on June 18 reports William Wimberly a negro killed after a nocturnal clash with police and fire crews. Wimberly who had attacked another negro barricaded a house at the city outskirts. drowning attempt failed and the standoff ended after midnight.
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Savannah
William Wimberly
Madero Sets Celebration End Time as Juarez Record Fades
Mexico City dispatch reports volunteers from Juarez briefly clashed with police amid celebratory drunkenness after surrender of Juarez. General Navarro faces inquiry for surrender. Madero authorizes stricter disorderly conduct penalties as Bonilla joins De La Barra cabinet and talks of restoring officers who backed Reyes.
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Manuel Bonilla
Sinaloa
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de la Barra
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Tropics
Medals of Honor for Heron Flamen
President Taft awarded Medals of Honor to six enlisted sailors from the North Dakota after an oil fuel explosion on September 8, 1910. Names include Thomas Stanton Karl Weata Patrick Reid August Molts Charles C. Roberta and Harry Lipscomb. Each received a $100 gratuity for heroism during the救 rescue attempt amid smoke heat and burning fuel.
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Washington
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Navy
Myer
Wiley
North Dakota
Thomas Stanton
Karl Weata
Patrick Reid
August Molts
Charles C. Roberta
Harry Lipscomb
Nelson Presents Anti Reciprocity Petition
In Washington on June 13 Benner Nelson of Minnesota was not visible at his desk until a spectator spotted his head above a pile of papers, revealing the senator buried in documents during the session.
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