United States Works for Peace in Mexico
Washington officials press for immediate peace in Mexico and a stable post revolution administration. Zapata, leading a 24000 strong force, may be engaged by an emissary of Carranza to confer and ensure a temperate triumph with guarantees of lives and property.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
Emiliano Zapata
Carranza
Zapata
John R. Silliman
Wilson
Guadalajara
Carbajal
Washington
Provisional President Carbajal Open to Unconditional Surrender
Monterey Mex July 17 Associated Press reports Provisional President Carbajal prepared to yield unconditionally to the Constitutionalists. A special committee was formed to confer with Carranza. Carranza refused to allow federal officers garrisoning San Luis Potosi to join the Constitutionalists with their ranks, saying he would not repeat Madero’s mistake.
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Associated Press
Monterey
Mex
Carbajal
Carranza
San Luis Potosi
Madero
Northern Division Constitutionalist officers inoculated
Associated Press reports all officers of the Northern Division of the Constitutionalist army have received anti typhoid serum. The inoculation follows the death of Gen Torisio Ortega from fever, a move authorized by Villa after the outbreak.
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Associated Press
Paso
Texas
Constitutionalist Army
Torisio Ortega
Villa
Huerta Arrives in Puerto Mex On Train With Blanquet
Gen Victoriano Huerta, provisional president of Mexico, arrives in Puerto Mex aboard a special train with Gen Blanquet. He will stay aboard the train tonight and be escorted to a launch from the wharf, with tracks set to run the train near the water.
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Associ Press
Puerto
Mex
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Blanquet
Huerta
Bristol
Dresden
Clos
Motorcycle rider injured after crash at federation races
B Lewis of Birmingham sustained serious injuries after crashing into a fence and tumbling more than twenty feet at the Federation of American Motorcyclists convention in St Louis. He was travelling at about a mile a minute during the first race today.
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Associated Presa
St Louis
B. Lewis
Birmingham
Federation of American Motorcyclists
Glick Statue Dedication Planned in Capitol Statutary Hall
Washington July 17 details show the dedication of the statue of George W. Glick former Kansas governor in Statutory Hall tomorrow Kansas representatives in Congress will participate in ceremonies. Glick was a lawyer farmer and pioneer of Kansas with a notable public career.
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Glick
Washington, D.C
George W. Glick
Kansas
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Congress
Glick Wee
Spatter Motor Speedway to Open in Washington
The Spatter Motor Speedway in Washington will open with a formal program and racing events. The one and a quarter mile track has concrete base, asphalt curvature, seven foot banked turns, and seating for 40 thousand with infield parking for three thousand cars. The inaugural meeting spans two days with sprint races and a 260 mile main event offering twenty thousand dollars in prizes.
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Seattle New Seaille
General Arieta the Bandit Threatening New Mexican Politics
General Arieta, who has not sworn allegiance to the constitutionalists and refuses to take orders from General Pancho Villa, is listed as a major danger to the new party if it gains control of the Mexican government through Huerta’s abdication. The piece notes Arieta and his brother as key figures.
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Arieta
Pancho Villa
Huerta
Arienta
Suppos
Durango
Villa
Carranza
Mexico
Government may sue New Haven over railroad dissolution
Negotiations with the Department of Justice to dissolve the system failed and the government plans to file a Sherman lawsuit next week to force dissolution of the New Haven. The bill against the New Haven road is nearly complete and the Attorney General will brief President Wilson before seeking approval. The New Haven directors last day refused Massachusetts conditions for selling its Boston and Maine stock, signaling the matter is closed for the railroad.
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Washington, DC
New York
New Haven
Department of Justice
New Haven Road
Wilson
The
Massachussettts
Maine
Campaign Against Bubonic Plague Gains New Rats
The Associated Press reports New Orleans on July 17 renewed efforts after two diseased rats were found. One rat was in the district of produce houses, the center of extermination and cleaning campaigns.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Minnesota Editors Begin Three Day Summer Outing
In Bemidji Minnesota on July 17 members of the Northern Minnesota Editorial Association set out on their annual summer outing with many families. The three day trip will visit International Falls Lake of the Woods and other points of interest.
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Minnesota
Bemidji, Minn
Northern
President Wilson Improves and Rides Today
President Wilson has recovered from indigestion enough to take an automobile ride in Washington. Physicians had ordered rest in his room but he chose to take a short excursion, signaling improvement in his condition.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Childress Triumphs in 9 to 0 Victory and Racing Results
Special to The News from Childress Texas reports the home team won 9 to 0 against Hstilline. Racing results include 2:14 trot with Franks and Case on 4-1-1 and 2:19 1-4 times for Lady Sunrise and Pauline Kirby. Pace times include 2:17 and 2:18, with Currency and Frenchy winning the 1 mile dash race.
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Childress
Tex
Hstilline
Franks
Case
Tobe Woods
Foote
Lady Sunrise
Sebastian
Princess Louise
Nugent
Pauline Kirby
Deffenbeck
Allator
Stone
Floretta Hauk
Short Nut
McBride
Dixie Hall
Breesley
Sam
Dr. al
Hunter
Frenchy
Youn Panay
Tiller
Wild Irish
Norton
Pedro
W. Kennon
Seilers
Pink Wing
Osmer
Miss Olga
Tarraud
Jones Friends Ask For Answer On Fed Board Nominee
Democrats on the Senate Banking and Currency committee favor confirmation of Thomas D. Jones of Chicago to the Federal Reserve Board. They telegraphed Jones urging him to answer a majority report opposing his confirmation due to his role as a director of International Harvester, cited under Sherman act violations. A full nomination discussion is expected next week.
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Washington, D, d
Barrel Stave Whiskey Fight Dismissed by Judge Landis
In Chicago on July 17, Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis dismissed the suit of the Western Extraction Company against the internal revenue collector. The case concerned the tax on whiskey produced from barrel staves previously aged and soaked with alcohol.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Western Extraction Company
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Boalt Story About Flight Law Found Groundless
Washington dispatches from Vera Cruz by Fred L. Boalt alleging that the law of flight was applied to Mexican prisoners by an American naval officer were found without foundation by a court of inquiry. Secretary Daniels ordered the investigation and Secretary Garrison's move to cancel Boalt's correspondent credentials and deportation was held in abeyance.
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Washington, D. C
Badger
Vera Cruz
Fred L. Boalt
Daniels
Garrison
Lealt
Aberance
North Dakota State Fair Opens With Record Premiums
Fargo reports a huge influx of exhibits as the North Dakota State Fair prepares to open next Monday. The premium list is the largest in state history, promising top stock farm orchard and field products. The board adds many free attractions to entertain visitors.
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Fargo
N. D
Northwest
Local Weather Outlook for Saturday
Generally fair conditions expected with mild temperatures. The record shows yesterday’s high around 82 and low near 64 with a 1913 max of .92 and min of 43 note.
Washington Forecast Overview
Partly cloudy Saturday with probable local showers in the western area. Sunday looks fair across the region.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
West Texas
Strikes Deferred After Mediation Talks
Workers and management reach an agreement to defer strike action as mediation proceeds with representation by engineers and allied unions. Officials say discussions will continue to resolve disputes over terms and conditions.
Rail unions accept mediation offer to avert Western rail strike
Representatives of the railroad workers accept an offer of mediation from William L. Chamber, head of the Federal Board of Arbitration and Conciliation, to start July 20, after prior denials of refusing to abide by arbitration findings. The move comes despite employer claims they would refuse mediation.
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Chicago
William L. Chamber
Federal Board of Radiation and Conciliation
A. W. Trenholm
Railroads Committee
Commerce Bureau reports boost in export interest
Washington reports from four branch offices of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce show rising interest in export trade. June visits by manufacturers and representatives, and numerous inquiries, indicate growing engagement in the American export market across New York Chicago New Orleans and San Francisco.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
New York
Chicago
New Orlean
San Francisco
Secretary of Commerce
New Orleans
H. H Garver
Chicago Association of Commerce
Edmonton Industrial Association
Eadmonton
Alberta
Canada
Edmonton
BE. A. Thayer
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Haakon Fe, Dohr, Jr
Christiana Norway
Joseph J. Brittain
Auckland
New Zealand
Ghh. Dunn
Capetown
South Africa
United States
Edward E. Winslow
Copenhagen
Denmark
David J. D Myers
Iquique
Chile
Giovanni Battista Ceccato
Washington
Pacific Coast
Thayer
State Board of Harbor Commissioners
California Development Board
der. Thayer
Oakland
Oakland Chamber of
Spo-Pe Freed After 33 Years Seen With Pardon Attor ney’s Daughter
Spo-Pe, a Blackfoot prisoner at St Elizabeth for decades, was pardoned by President Wilson and is traveling toward his Montana reservation. He posed for a photo with Kyvelyn Finery, daughter of the pardon attorney, after renewed efforts revealed his case.
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Spo-Pe
St. Elizabeth
Wilson
Montana
Kyvelyn Finery
Department of Justice
United States
Spoce
Foux
Spo-Peiff
Tadieny Cemivetomer
Cote Sells
Former Citizen Dies in Dallas At 38
John R Bowman age 38 former private secretary to Governor Thor Campbell and a 6th Legislature member died suddenly at his Dallas home 1810 Park Row. His wife, visiting Palestine, returned to Dallas tonight. He worked in the Texas Traction Company passenger department. His father Geo W Bowman banker and former Ambarillo lawyer served in the legislature. Burial plans set for tomorrow morning.
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Dallas
Tex
John R Bowman
Thor. Cambell
Park Row
Palestine
Kallas
Texas Traction Company
Geo W. Howman
Plane
Howman
Amberillo
Dallas Officer Arraigned in Brother of PPTOER Murder
Dallas police officer Trammel was arraigned on murder charges for the June 17 shooting of Jesse Wright, a fellow officer, during a downtown pharmacy incident. Wright was killed in the line of duty and the case proceeded to trial.
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Dallas
Tex
Trammel
Jesse Wright
Wright
Carman Indicted in First Degree Slaying Case
Mrs Florence Conklin Carman faces a first degree murder indictment over the June 10 shooting of Mrs Riley in Dr Carman s office. She was released on a $20 000 bail before arriving back here tonight after bond arrangements with a woman named Japaed.
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Associated Pres. Lamport
Florence Conklin Carman
Mane Slaughter
Riley
Miners and Mine Guards Clash Near Fort Smith Arkansas
In Fort Smith Arkansas a protest by several hundred coal miners and sympathizers led to violent clashes at Prairie Creek Mabdooth Vein 40 near a company mine. Ice and dynamite damaged property estimated at two hundred thousand dollars. Casualties included killed and wounded as dawn broke and fighting continued through the day. Police and soldiers were summoned as authorities moved to enforce orders and quell disturbances amid open shop tensions and actions by industrial workers of the world.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith
Ark
Ivty
Prairie Creek
Tovlay
Utes
Ieee
Tarrera
Oni Nationaloard
Bellaire
Rel
Montecuais -Oatines Unehie
Pension? No. Reconstruction suit seeks $102 million from railroad leaders
Minority stockholders sue to compel former and current directors to restore to the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad treasury $102 million allegedly used illegally to build the system. The case opened in the supreme court.
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Kring
Associated Pro Boston
New York, New Haven and Sartford Railroad
Supreme Court
Lur Women Injured In Auto Capsize Near Embankment
Five women from Minneapolis were injured when their automobile plunged over a fifty foot embankment and caught on a ledge. Miss Mae Weasburg was likely fatally injured.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Mae Weasburg
Daring Ohio man Robinson in Boston daylight robbery chase
Lawrence Robinson an Ohio fugitive linked to the Grand Rapids daylight jewelry-store robbery is pursued through Boston streets. Police inspector Norton dies in a gun battle. Robinson is wounded and captured after a high speed chase with officers. Rewards total over seven thousand five hundred dollars.
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Boston
Mass
District Attorney's
Lawrence (Oey) Robinson
Notorio
Thomas J. Norton
Robinson
Ohio
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thompson
Walter Lawrence
Covington
Tota
Poltt
Pinkertons
National Five Association of Jewelers
Joceling
Tobinger
Mer
Joseph Duddy
Buddy
Philadelphia
Norton
Nerto
Robinon
Awa
Five Persons Drown in Manchester Boat Incident
Five people drowned in Manchester New Hampshire when music student swimmer Miss Annie Burran attempted to climb into a rowboat and fell into the water with Minnie Milles her two small children and a niece among the victims.
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Associated Press
Manchester
N. H
Annie Burran
Minnie Milles
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