Villa ready to enforce demand
Washington reports private advices to constitutionalist supporters that General Villa plans to enforce his government demand backed by former government allies. He could take the field at the head of his troops to compel a final conclusion. Villa seeks vast estates expropriated and placed under homesteads. any encroachment will not be tolerated.
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Washington
Jay
Gpre
Constitutionalist Party
Villa Te Tanying
General'arranaza
Villa
Ncessary
Mexican Ex-dictator Huerta Near Santander Visit
General Huerta, former Mexican dictator, is reported to be staying in Santander from August, expected to remain for several months after arriving from Jamaica.
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Santander
Spain
General Huerta
Lictator
Mexico
Jamaica
Etts
Severa
General Carranza Heads to Sealtillo for Peace Conference
Monterey dispatch reports General Carranza and his staff traveling to Sealtillo to meet President Clarbajal's peace delegates. The march underscores ongoing diplomatic efforts amid Mexican unrest and aims to secure negotiations with the opposing side.
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Monterey
Mex
Surly
Carranza Artivers
Sealtillo
Clarbajal
Local Prep Work For New Pavilions At Pelham Heights
Pelham Heights hosts a busy prep day with lammers and saws shaping a new pavilion, stands, missionary building, and cottages. Automobiles and heavy trucks shuttle belongings while pilgrims arrive, as Thursday’s program lists morning services, breakfasts, and conferences led by Rev. Metcalf and J A Reynolds.
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Pelham Heights
Maceuamtain
Sta— ‘Ion
Summagna Et
Metcalf
New Siberia Woman Given Hour In Jail For Killing Husband
July 20 local court fined Mrs. J Bohanan one dollar and sentenced her to one year in jail for the killing of her husband. The court apologizes for the leniency and she plans to apply for clemency or a pardon at once.
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New Siberia
J. Bohanan
Sim
Sradge
President Expects Adjournment by August 20
Washington reports Senator Smoot of Utah told President Wilson that Congress could adjourn by August 20. Smoot believes passage of all measures may face less obstruction from Republicans, aiding timing of adjournment.
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Wilsom
Smoot
Senate aid predicts delay in trade bill passage
Washington July 2 demandlers believe the federal trade bill will pass in the Senate after Saturday. Senator Thomas of torado argues that you cannot curb unfair caring petition while tolerating aggressive manufacturing capital and says ADL style regulation is ineffective and subject to court review.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas
Torado
Crane Not Named to Federal Reserve Board by Wilson
Washington July 20 Charles R Crane of Chicago has not been offered a seat on the federal reserve board by President Wilson and likely will not be Senator Lewis of Illinois opposes Crane nomination since he stipulated contributions to the campaign fund must not go to the Illinois state campaign A Kotter will likely be named
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Washington
Comress
Wilson
Sxxxcot
Utah
Texfay
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Lewis
Illinois
Crane
A. Kotter
Underwood Proposes Reform of Irrigation Policy
Washington July 20 Representative Underwood democratic house leader proposes an amendment to an Senate bill to extend settlers water rights on irrigation projects from ten to twenty years. The plan would cap reclamation spending to appropriations from the reclamation fund and restrict future disbursements. Opponents say the change would drain the fund and a roll call is expected on final passage tomorrow.
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Washington
Ament
Underwood
House
Senate
goa@y
Congress
Public Lands
Servians Hurrying to Enlist in War Spirit
Describes Servian workers dropping tools as rumors of war with Acustria spread and rushing to military offices to enlist as volunteers. The scene shows a Belgrade street with citizens urged to join the fighting, illustrating intense patriotism and readiness to bear the burden of conflict.
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Acustria
Belgrade
International War Ev enevitable
London reports a sensational shift in the crisis as Germany mobilizes troops on the frontier and Russia orders partial mobilization of 1,000,000. Austria invades Serbia and captures Belgrade, while rumors of British mobilization surface but are denied by the War Department.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Ressia
Servia
Belgrade
England
War Department
Germany Warns Russia as Mobilization Heightens Tension
Berlin reports the German foreign office states decisive steps in St. Petersburg Paris and other capitals aim to meet danger from Russian frontier activity The note gives Russia 24 hours to explain mobilization as crowds gather at bulletin boards and Kaiser’s imminent leadership is anticipated Officials deny immediate war moves but fear conflict looms as Breslau orders curb public marches and soldiers rally for duty
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
St. Petersburg
Paris
Russia
Prince Henry
Genis
von Moltke
Ciesstation
Breslau
War Bulletins Report Broad European Tensions
Reports from tondop and Tokyo indicate possible European War involvement with Russia and Austria, while Servian and Austrian fronts clash near Loomstead. A London dispatch cites King Peter’s troops resisting and a large exodus of Americans with European birth ties projected if war erupts.
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London
The
Serviam Legation
Peter
Loomstead
Battle Near Semendria On Danube Reported By Nish Dispatches
Reports from Nish say Austrian and Servian forces clash near Semendria southeast of Belgrade on the Danube. The battle began yesterday and continued through the night and resumed today with several hundred killed on both sides.
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Salonika
Semendria
Danube
EB Belgrade
Nish
Austrian Army Pressed in Serbia After Danube Crossing
Advices from Nish report the Austrian army renewed the offensive against Serbia with two main forces invading the country while a third is kept in reserve. One division crossed the Danube above Semendria and moved into the Morava valley, meeting sharp resistance from Serbian detachments that retire after skirmishes. Near Semendria the Serbian main body checked the Austrian advance with heavy artillery, while a western column faced resistance at Ratcha and fell back to Loz Miteza behind strong forts. Both sides suffered losses as the fight continued.
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Satomska
Nish
Servia
Kimaadom
Danube
Semendria
Morava
Ratcha
Bacck
Loz Miteza
Trens
Onsee
Woman Aids Escape In Meridiam Jail Case
Mrs Latta Johnson, a church worker, aided Frank Hand aged 18 to escape jail in Meridian. Hand was charged with highway robbery after the incident. The woman reportedly became infatuated with him during missionary work at the jail.
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Meridiam
Latta Johnson
Frank 7 Hand
Haseel
Government and Opposition Close Home Rule Rift
London reports that government and opposition chiefs have agreed to work toward a compromise on the home rule controversy. The move is considered possible, with time allowed for talks as momentum builds for a settlement.
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London
Large life policy payout in Florida crime case
Lake City on July 30 reports the Citizens National Life Insurance Company paid $50,000 to Mrs. D. W. Brown. The bandit who died by his own hand about two months ago had taken out life insurance totaling $183,000, all corrected.
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Lake City
Fla
Citizens National Life Insurance Company
Mires
D. W. Browm
Hose Band
Girl Mine Convict Paroled by Governor O Neal
Governor O Neal granted parole to Exxie D Hartley a 17 year old white girl from Cherokee county serving six months for vagrancy. She was housed at Flat Top mine with over 400 inmates, the only woman there, due to lack of suitable local facilities. The governor urged legislative action to create a proper provision for convicts of this class.
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Montgomery
O'Neal
D. Hartley
Cherokee County
O'Neall
Fort Yukon Merchant Dies After River Trip Amputation
Fairbanks report of July 34 states William Moore a Fort Yukon merchant died after a 5 mile rowboat journey from Morcupine river to Fort Gilherms hospital where his legs were amputated.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
William Moore
Fort Yukon
Morcupine River
Fort Gilherms Hospital
Russian mobilization seized as 5,500,000 men to field
A dispatch from St. Petersburg claims Russia mobilizes 5.5 million men for war. The report suggests the entire force will be in the field, signaling a massive military buildup.
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London
St. Peterabure
Senator Smoot Presents Medallions to President Wilson
Senator Smoot delivered two plaster medallions featuring the executive's profile to President Wilson. The pieces were crafted by John Bates, a one year old boy from Salt Lake City.
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Washington
Senator Smoot
Wilson
John Bates
Salt Lake City
Textbook selections made for normal schools
The normal school text book commission of four class presidents completed its work yesterday afternoon. Meeting in the office of Superintendent William F. Femgin, the commissioners announced the new book adoptions for their institutions.
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Montgomery
Normal Cadeel
William F. Femgin
Judge in Kentucky Dies After Medicinal Mistake
Circuit Judge B L Smith of the First Kentucky district died in Climton on July 20 after ingesting carbolic medicine by mistake for a remedy. The incident was ruled an accidental poisoning.
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Climton
B L. Smith
Kentucky
New York Market in Panic as Clearing House Open Meets
New York markets showed panic with rapid price swings before the clearing house committee was empowered to meet. Francia Pumme, president of First National Bank, requested the session as figures indicated $6,750,000 more mold than bad beer in imports. Call money rose to six percent, the market peak in recent times.
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New York
Clearing House Committee
Francia Pumme
First National Bank
First bale of July Cotton Shown In Clayton Market
In Clayton Ate July the first bale of cotton for July arrived by automobile. The bale weighed about 400 pounds and came from John C C Martin's plantation. It sold for 11.8 cents per pound, drawing notable attention as a sale from the back of a car.
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Clayton
Ohanteomobile
John CC. Martin
Ore expert inspects lands amid Burt Woodward suit
United States Steel veteran Merriam visits Anniston to study Woodward Ore and W. R. Burt properties. Burt, a Duluth financier, reportedly leases Messaba mines and owns vast timber and ore lands in the region. The Woodward Ore Co holds 3,000 acres near the city as a new lawsuit unfolds.
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Hengineer Merriam
United States Steel Corporation
Woodward Ore Company
W. R. Bert
Saginaw, Mich
Merriam
Duluth
Minn
Messaba
Lake Michigam
The
Steel Corporation
Burt
Vissit
Anniston
Haem
W. R. Burt
Cleburnie
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United States
Belarope
Psattle Near
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George
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Welson
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