American Flag Vandalized Again by Zapata Soldiers
Report notes repeated acts of flag vandalism attributed to Zapata soldiers amid ongoing tensions. Authorities investigated incidents at multiple sites, urging restraint and respect for national symbols. No arrests announced as investigations continue.
Starving in Capital Urgent Food Access Demanded for Mexico City
United States officials pressed General Carranza Villa and Zapata to open rail avenues to Mexico City for blocking starvation. Secretary Lansing sent notes urging a constitutional settlement and end to factional fighting. O Connor reported extreme scarcity, deteriorating currency, and unable to secure affordable food as Zapata forces evacuated leaving stores closed.
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Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Vera Crug
Vera Crux
Z. Vina
Lansing
Vera Crag
Torreon
O'Connor
An Anaconda News Briefs Roundup
The itemized page notes accidents and local incidents across Anaconda and nearby towns. Reports include an auto collision injury, a jail notice, a school board meeting, and various society and entertainment items.
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Preservation of the Army 18 Russia's Chief Concern
A Times dispatch notes unsatisfactory general news as German forces cross the Narew and dig in near Warsaw. The commentary stresses preserving the Russian army intact, with Austrians unable to shift troops, Germans concentrating at chosen points, and evacuation of Warsaw favored over disaster. Also reports the torpedoing and sinking of the Berlin steamer Princess Marie Jose with 21 survivors.
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London
The
Times
Narew
Warsaw
Russia
Bukowina
Watchman Frank McDonald Electrocuted at Columbia Gardens
Frank McDonald, a Democratic sheriff candidate and Butte Street Railway watchman, died after being electrocuted while wiring at Columbia Gardens during Chautauqua events. The 3,800 volt primary line sparked as he spliced, a rope rescue followed, and authorities shut off power. McDonald, a longtime city servant and advocate for children at the gardens, had a storied past including police service and work as a special deputy. His death ended a life of public service and safety at the popular amusement site.
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McDonald
Butte Street Railway Company
Columbia Gardens
McDonald’s
Montana Power Company
Watchman
Sherman & Reed
Henry Reiger
Reiger
J. R
Park Street
James Leyden
Leyden
Electrician’s Union
Millions in Merchandise Held in European Ports Cited
Washington July 29 State Department efforts to secure release of vast consignments of German Austrian and other goods held in neutral European ports by the British order in council are believed to have influenced Britain's forthcoming supplemental note. Officials report pressure for release remains strong with negotiations aiming to exempt portions of shipments from the order. The delay to $167000.08 in Rotterdam is the focal point, with five American firms involved in the Rotterdam cargo.
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State Department
Great Britain
State de
Partment
Unom
Order In Council
Rotterdam
Holland
Eastland Disaster Blame Still Unclear in Hearings
No new light was found on the Eastland disaster as federal investigations continued. Secretary Redfield and inspectors led proceedings to determine blame, with six men charged by a coroner’s jury and key witnesses recalled.
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Chicago
Redfield
Secretary of Commerce
KM. Landis
Mitimi
Walter Greenebaum
Indiana ‘Transportation Company
Eastland
J. M. Erickson
Harry "Pedersen
Greenebaum
Erickson
Pedersen
Robert Iield
Ecks
Keanery Feders
Naeil
Ile
Robert Reid
Grand Haven
Mich
J.M. Erickson
Walter C. Steele
Becker's Final Word Uttered I'm Innocent
Desing, N.Y. July 29. Former Police Lieutenant Charles Becker, twice convicted of instigating gambler Herman Rosenthal's murder, died after his wife failed to secure clemency from Governor Whitman. Becker's letter attacked the governor, denied guilt, and remained hopeful that Rosenthal's case would be fully revealed after the governor's term.
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Desining
N.Y
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Whitman
Becker
Hecker
Wife of Condemned Man Appeals to the Governor
Mrs Charles Becker pleaded with Governor Whitman to commute her husband’s death sentence to life imprisonment. She maintained his innocence and asked the governor to consider any information that could help. The meeting lasted about 15 minutes as Becker’s attorney urged a reprieve pending court appeal.
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Rosenthal
Thad
Hecker
Rosenthals
Ithem
White Hirw Recker
Jom Be Johnston
Poughkeepate
Cassin
Curry
Johnson
Poughkeepale
Nelsons
Charles Becker
Fan Rosenthal
Whitman
Lfe
John B Totinston
Charlie
Eis
Wuld
Mra. Becker
Johnston
John Are
Mr. Johnston
Court of Peals
Edgar M. Cull
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