Mexican crisis and Huerta exile rumors flare
In early reports Huerta and family were said to be leaving for Vera Cruz aboard the Espagne as tension grows. Meanwhile constitutionalists led by Carranza demand Huerta's unconditional surrender and reject a provisional presidency, while Rabasa downplays any U.S. or Mexican designation for interim leadership. In Atlanta a $400 reward is offered for discovery of Elois Nelms Dennis and Beatrice Nelms amid a web of mysterious letters and missing persons linked to Texas and California.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Vera Cra
Vera Crun
Havana
Patio “Porta
Aja
United States
Mexico
Niagaree
Senor Cyrhaja
Lenmann
Huerta Expected to Resign Today or Tomorrow
The Brazilian minister to Mexico, protecting U S interests, telegraphed Washington that General Huerta’s resignation in favor of Francisco Carbajal, the new foreign minister, was expected by Tuesday or Wednesday. Secretary Bryan discussed U S attitude with Chilean Minister Suarez in an informal talk. Continued on page 4.
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Saltillo
Magico
Carranda
Huerta
Carranna
Teodor Fabela
Fasbela
Francisco Carbajal
Congress
Careranza
Mexico
United States
State Department
General Muerta
Franciseo Carbajal
James Tow
Suarex
Chile
Reeta
Breen
Carbatet
New Haven Irishmen restrained on tense day in fate of daughters
In a busy day the New Haven Irishmen show restraint amid tense events, with a reward offered for missing daughters Huerta preparing to go while another test looms. Reports touch on mining revival, stock market notes, and local political debates, including Taft and the supreme court. The paper notes gatherings, incidents, and scattered community updates across sports, mining, and public notices.
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New Haven
Huerta
Denver
Taft
Supreme Court
Myers
State News
S-Anaconda
Spo Poe
Scollara
Tis
Othe Panhandler
Goldbers
Bute Public Library
Butte
Police tighten inquiry into Beatrice Nelms disappearance
Clews in New Orleans July 12. Crews given by Marshall Nelms after conferring with detectives today on Francisco to be interrogated tomorrow in the effort to solve the mystery surrounding the disappearance of Beatrice Nelms and her sister Elois Dennis of Atlanta. Police refuse to divulge the information imparted to them.
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Atlanta
Elois Nelms Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
John W. Nelms
Texas
Nelms
San Francisco
Dennis
New Orleans
Marshall Nelms
San Antonio
Enis Nelvms Dennis
Mise
Beatrice Nelins
Marsharet Mindes
Indes
Minde
Victor E. Innes
Miss Nelms
Victor Innes
Port
Ore
Joss Nelms Dennis
Reno
Nev
Ava
New Oreans
Francisco
Mise Beatrice Nelms
Elois Dennis
Nerms
Marines Ready to Go to San Domingo
Seven hundred Marines assembled at Guantanamo Cuba to be held in readiness for service in the revolution in Haiti and San Domingo. The navy department acts on Secretary Bryan's request to have the fleet ready for any emergency on the turbulent island. Marines will be drawn from Mexican waters and from Philadelphia and Norfolk barracks. The force at Guantanamo will be in days, aiming to deter revolutionary forces by proximity and to push them to listen to American warnings.
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Washington
Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
Navy Department
Bryan
Little Island
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Hait
Sixteenth Lassen Crater Explosion Seen at Mount Lassen
A pillar of smoke rose a thousand feet from Lassen Peak at 2 PM in a windless sky, visible for 10 minutes before dissolving. The blast, the sixteenth since renewed activity on May 2, followed a series of smoke pots observed earlier today near noon.
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Redding
Cal
Lassen
Taft’s Friends Urge Myers Declines Supreme Court Seat
Social Dispatch from Washington reports Senator Myers of Montana declined a conference committee seat on the Indian appropriation bill after Townsend of Michigan attacked him on the Senate floor. Myers argued his conduct was proper while acknowledging no onus on his conscience, then withdrew. Lane of Oregon named in his place. Washington buzz on a Supreme Court choice. Wilson rumored to consider Lane or Garrison, with Taft eligibility pressed by legal groups.
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Taft
Myers
Supreme Court
Standard
Washington
Ater
Senate
Townsend
Michigan
Montana
House
Robinson
Arkansas
Flats Head
Interior
Myer
Evans
Stout
Townshend
Thas
Eas
Senator Lane
Oregon
Lane
Wilson
Justice Lurton
United States Supreme Court
White House
Chaice
Interior Department
Garrison
McReynolds
New Jersey
Justice Pitney
Lehmann
St. Loui
Allen B. Parker
Momierees
American Clute Society
Court finds no evidence against J W W prisoner
Tonopah Nevada July 12 John Pansher an I W W organizer released by Justice Dunsseath after court heard no evidence that he fled the shot that wounded Thomas White a Western Federation of Miners member during a labor disturbance Saturday night Witnesses were summoned from the miners alleged to have taken part in the affair
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Tonopah
Nev
John Pansher
Ind Workers of the World
Thomas White
Western Federation of Miners
Justice of the Peace
Duns Seath
White
Federation ‘Mine Fert
Woman killed in wreckage of home near Big Fork
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Kalispell reports Mrs. Martha Lee of Big Fork was killed when a large tree crashed into her home, leveling it. Her daughter Mrs. Walter Penny was injured and believed fatally injured, as doctors fear. The storm lasted only a few moments with terrific wind.
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Standard
Kalispell
Martha Lee
Big Fork
Walter Penny
Mie Ies
Thousands of Traps to Fight Rats in New Orleans Plague Effort
New Orleans reports plan to deploy over 31 000 traps to curb bubonic plague blamed on 400 000 rats. Assistant Surgeon General William Mae oversees eradication work, with port authorities coordinating rat proofing on the waterfront. No new deaths or cases reported today.
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New Orleans
William
United States Public Health Service
Mae
Enire
Elks Conclave Opens in Centennial Metropolis
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks holds its golden jubilee and 28th national reunion at the municipal auditorium in Centennial Metropolis with Gov. Ame Mons and Mayor J. M. Perkins welcoming several thousand Elks and citizens. Aspirants for grand lodge officers and candidates for grand trustee positions arrive, amid discussion on selecting Seattle as the 1915 reunion city and various state and local figures steering the race.
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Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Order
EM. Ame Mons
J. M. Perkins
Elke
Raymond Benjamin
California
Napalodge
Fieward Leach
New York
Seattle
Patrick H. Shields
Clarksburg
W. Va
Exchange of Shots With Mexican irregulars near border
Douglas Arizona reports a brisk rifle exchange between Ninth Cavalry troopers and Mexican irregulars east of Dog Springs with no damage or casualties. Mexicans were said to be stealing cattle from American ranchers and retreated into Chihuahua. A second clash near Antelope Wells, New Mexico, also involved fire across the border with no casualties.
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Douglas, Ariz
Ninth Cavalry
Dog Springs
Chihuahua
Ninth Cavalry Border Patrol
Antelope Wells
N. M
Roosevelt urges women delegates to state convention
New York dated July 13 reports Theodore Roosevelt says it would be rank injustice for women to be unrepresented at the New York constitutional convention next year. He urges open action by the Progressive Party to insist on election of women delegates, adding discussions on women's eligibility are academic.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Lilian’ Waid
Womens
Sare
Progressive Party
Day Passes With No Serious Clash
Day passes were issued without incident as the celebration proceeded. Officials reported smooth flow and minimal disruption while attendees enjoyed the event with no major clashes or safety concerns.
Ulster Defiant Amid Talks on Home Rule Proposals
The July 13 dispatch notes renewed Ulster resolve as the Boyne anniversary drew crowds in Belfast and Inniskillen. Leaders Carson and Long urged restraint while indicates a possible compromise on home rule. Asquith said Parliament would adjourn by late August with a plan to push reforms including Lords’ reform and Welsh establishment, aiming for end August passage.
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London
Battle of the Boyne
Belfast
Drumbeg
Edward
Agne
Agne Lord Londonderry At Inniskillen and Walter Hume Long
Antenta
Strand
Garvagh
Ulster
Sirdward Carson
Tsix
Asquith
Reckless and Prostitute Anandal Operations of the New Haven
The Interstate Commerce Commission reveals part of a vast scandal surrounding the New Haven railroad. It accuses directors of criminal malfeasance, misuse of funds, and forming illegal monopolies to profit during a four decade boom, harming earnings and rail transport. The report targets former president Mellen and others, noting campaign influence and deceptive devices.
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Washington
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate of Ihe
New Haven
Dream Sha
Inverbie
Loughe Omelain
Commission
Mya
Transpar- Imperial
Hailstorm damages Oregon fruit crop and more
A severe hailstorm swept Central and Eastern Oregon causing crop losses estimated at 100000 in Sherman County. Grass Valley Moore and Ruthledge areas were hit and rain ready for harvest threatened. The path was about a mile wide and communication to the region was hampered. Nearby North Yakima reported two miles of damaged fruit area with damages around 7500. Livestock losses included digs poultry and cattle. An unrelated report from Odessa Russia notes Captain Firsson and a passenger killed in a flight from an aerodrome.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Sherman County
Grass Valley
Moore
Ruthledge
Yakima
Wash
Mellen says he's the only live one left
Charles Mellen, former president of the New Haven railroad, denounces the Interstate Commerce Commission report as a political act. He defends directors’ innocence, attacks the commission’s motives, and questions the Boston & Maine stock purchase as a legitimate Massachusetts action. He offers to testify against Boston financials, praising J.P. Morgan as a partner of choice.
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Mellen
Yekbridge
Mass
Charles 8. Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Pauhe
Commons
Boston
J.P. Morgan
Presfer
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Underwood & Underwood
Newport Tit
Freeriork
Marble House
Pletare
Toft
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ELKS
Centennial Metropolis
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Mayor Perkins
Roosevelt
Boyne
Parliament
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Snnyern
Samo
Weveen
Bere Durden
Presid
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Wite
Corporation
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Odessa
Russia
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