Mediation Talks Extend As Huerta Delegation Seeks Details
Emilio Rabasa heads the Huerta delegation expressing satisfaction with mediation progress. He notes the armistice at Vera Cruz remains in effect and no withdrawal protocol is signed. The conference location and date are pending after factions agree on a provisional government. Future mediation meetings are likely.
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Huerta
Emilio Rabasa
United States
Vera Cruz
Mediation Board
Farewell Lutebeon Held in New York or Washington
A brief farewell Lutebeon event occurred in either New York or Washington over two days. The note hints at a ceremonial departure or send-off linked to the figure named Lutebeon, with details unclear due to transcription gaps. The item emphasizes the departure's ceremonial nature rather than broader proceedings or outcomes.
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New York
Washington
Army men to settle Carranza Villa row
El Paso July 1 military set to settle differences between General Carranza and General Villa. A conference of eastern central and western military zone representatives will likely meet at Torreon to discuss the crisis threatening the constitutional revolution. Obregon may send delegates as his troops invest Guadalaraja while Villa’s forces face supply difficulties and retreat northward.
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el Paso
Texas
Carranza
General Villa
Easstern
Torreon
Ventere
Saltillo
Witla
Getera
Gonseles
Sastech
Vila
Gonzales Toro
Eneuentes
Gonzales
Villa
Central Zone
Alvaro Obregon
San Luis Forest
Vina
July Sales Press On With Daily Offers
The July Sales advance as advertised with women shoppers flocking to Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co. as stock is sifted to cut surpluses and odd lots. The serial sale continues with daily installments promising savings on summer needs.
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Chambern-Johnson-DuBose Co
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Embroidery Clearaway Brings Fashion Values to Women
Chamberlin Johnson DuLBose Co announces an embroidery clearaway featuring imported novelties 45 inches wide in white and colored batistes crepes and nets. Hand embroidered fabrics from France showcase cut work ratine and large florals with crochet lace. prices range from 13.75 to 30.00 after being previously 27.50 to 100. A small batch of embroidered robes crepes and bathes in pastel shades completes the sale.
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Chamberlin Johnson-Dulbose Co
Clearaway
France
Batistes
Fabric selections and prices in allovers and lace
Advertisement lists fabrics by the yard with prices from 98 cents to 6 dollars. Allovers range 1.98 to 4.50 a yard and include embroidery lace combinations in white and color. Sheer fabrics like batistes crepes and eyelets note patterns for waists dresses and children’s wear.
Wash Goods Sale Features Bright Fabrics and Low Prices
A buyers’ sale offers a wide range of wash goods from New York with many black and white fabrics. Prices include 25c mulls 19¢ patterns 27 inches wide 35c crepes 65c linens 39c ratines $1 and $1.25 suitings and crepes with widths from 38 to 45 inches. Strong lines list multicolor weaves and flaked finishes for dresses blouses and skirts.
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New York
Copenhagen
Home Furnishings Clearaway Rugs and Draperies at Half Price
Cretonnes at half price from 35c to 60c, scrims, nets, and voiles in white and ivory with floral borders, odd curtain pairs reduced a third, linoleums sold by the square yard at 63c to 90c, Philippine mats 2.00, bath mats 3.50, and premium Wilton and Axminster rugs discounted to near bargain levels. Stated savings emphasize quick sale on many patterns and sizes.
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Axminster
Washington Pleased With Mediation Work
Washington reports progress in mediation between the United States and Mexico as negotiators seek a definite plan to resolve internal Mexican strife. Carranza leaders hope to confer with Huerta delegates while Villa and other factions await word on talks at Satillo and Washington presses for clearer status updates.
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Niagara Walls
Washington Administration
United States
Mexico
Carranca
Rafael Zubarain
Luis Cabrera
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Huerta
Villa Carranza
Wilson
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Thompson acquitted of murdering Hart on Teky Island
The Brunswick jury found Hart Thompson not guilty of murdering Professor Hart on Teky Island, ending a case that drew three days of deliberation after weeks of proceedings. The defense argued lack of evidence and alibi, while the prosecution pressed for conviction based on witness testimony and motives. The verdict brings closure to a high profile murder trial that unsettled the local community.
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H Thompson
I Hart
Teky) Island
Debate Over Mileage Sparks Laughter in House
In a heated session Candler of Mississippi and Morrison of Indiana sparred over mileage at 6 or 20 cents. Abusive banter and barbed exchanges followed as remarks about cowards and grand larceny triggered fits of laughter and applause before the roll call interrupted the uproar.
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Washington
Candler
Mississippi
Morrison
Indiana
Senate
Varrteon
American Midshipmen Received by the Pope
Rome July 1 The pope in consistory welcomed 300 Annapolis cadets and 25 officers from battleships Missouri and Manos in Naples. Vice rector of the American college in Rome presented them who received the apostolic benediction. Cardinal Merry del Val and papal secretary of state met them afterward.
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Vatican
Annapolisaval Academy
Missouri Saho
Manos
Naples
American College
Merry del Val
Sand fly linked to pellagra transmission in Kansas
Topeka July 1 The sand fly has been shown to be an agent for pellegra transmission Professor Hunter of the University of Kansas announced today He raised one monkey to be bitten by sandflies that had previously bitten ten persons known to have pellagra The simian developed symptoms of illness He said his experiments follow a report by the Kansas board of health noting eight pellagra cases in southeast Kansas He will continue the investigation.
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Topeka
Hank
J Hunter
University of Kansas
Hunter
Hunters
Kansas Board of Health
Kansas
France Endures Severe Heat Wave Across Regions
A heat wave sweeps late summer France with Rochefort recording 36 degrees Celsius Fahrenheit confusion. Paris sees 93 degrees as prostrations rise and health concerns mount amid high temperatures across several areas.
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France
Rochefort
Pars
Almost Bald With Eczema Patient Testimonial 1944
A testimonial from J W Fisher dated January 1 1944 describes severe scalp eczema with hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the pimples dried, hair stopped shedding, and grew back thick and shiny. The ad promotes Cuticura F. products and offers free samples by mail from Callous Dept T Boston along with a bidn hook.
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Johnson
J W Fisher
Seclusion Sought For Sir Thomas Lipton
London reports recall of a controversial canteen scan that led to trials of Lipton associates and a call by Lord Saye and Sele for personal seclusion over the matter. Baron Newton defends the judges and questions Lipton’s contractor status amid a broader political debate. In Nashville a separate murder case unfolds as police link TH Longworth and his son to the shooting of Clair Wilson, detailing the alleged street confrontation and the grieving family scene at the jail and funeral.
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Sele
Raron Newton
Thomas Lipton
Baron Newton
Lipton
Nashville Town
TH Longworth
J' B” Longworth
Clair Wilson
Oth
Feather
Beng
Oneworth
Jack Ong
Jackson Villa
Machwille
Wilsons
Wilson
Longworth
Ellen Longworth
Wilsans
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Marriage Reform Faces House Committee Setback
The House Judiciary committee reported against Parker's marriage publication bill, which would require public notice of forthcoming marriages in newspapers. Parker remains earnest and may push to place the measure on the calendar for a full vote despite the adverse report.
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Parker
House Committee On General Judiciary
House
House Committee On General Judiciary No 2
Marye Nomination Aimed at Russia Ambassadorship
Washington reports George T Marye Jr of San Francisco nominated to be ambassador to Russia. Born in 1949 in Hildypore, he moved west during the gold rush era, studied in Cambridge, Berlin, and Barcelona, and later served as UC Regent. A retired stock broker, he headed the San Francisco Stock Exchange earlier in his career. Marye was referred to the usual senate committee.
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Senate
George T Marye Jr
San Francisco
Russia
University of California
Trusted with $65,000 he lost all but 32 cents
Philadelphia July 1 Thomas Louis a longtime coachman and later a messenger for a banking firm faced a court hearing over $65,000 entrusted to him by servants in the city’s fashionable quarter. He described losses in bucket shops and said the servants pressed him to speculate. The judge quipped that the bucket shop robbed him and he robbed the servants. He was committed to jail for further investigation.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Louis
Goury
Laury
Fence party wins Thomas County election report
Special dispatch from Thomaraville Georgia July 1 notes the fence and no fence election ended with the fence party carrying the vote by an overwhelming majority. In Thomasville only about 360 ballots were cast signaling low voter interest.
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Thomas CO
Thomaraville
Thomas County
Thomasville
Depot at Cleveland destroyed by fire
Gainesville and Northwestern railway depot at Cleveland Georgia was destroyed by fire this morning. Fire was discovered about 4 o clock and had gained headway before any evacuation or response.
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Cleveland
Gainesville and Northwestern
Dynamite Kills Firemen During Barn Fire in Charlotte
July 1 dynamite explosion at 49 o clock in a small storage building used by contractor Hawking killed Chief J K Wallace and Fireman William B Glenn and wounded Fireman EF Ladd, Randolph Pew, Bob Starnes, while burning the barn of J B Watkins at 309 Cedar Street. The hose kink had kept the rest of the crew from major harm as others were drawn away to fix the line.
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Charlotte
BH Watkins
Cedar Street
J K Wallace
William B Glenn
EF Ladd
Randolph Pe
Bob Starnes
At & 49
Hawking
Danner
Separate Sleepers For Black And White Hearings In South Carolina
The state railroad commission in Columbia heard testimony from the Pullman Company and railroads over a show cause order to provide separate sleeping cars for white and black passengers. Rail interests argued the financial burden would be heavy given the small number of Black travelers. A commission decision was anticipated within days.
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State Railroad Commission
Big Merning
Pullman Company
Pullmen Company
Rairoads
Railroad Commission
Haitian Rebel Leader Killed Near Dominican Frontier
Washington reports that Senster Davil mar Theodore, Haitien revolutionary leader, was killed in battle with about fifty followers near the Dominican frontier. Captain Eberle of the cruiser Washington quoted two members of the Batien cabinet as the source.
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Washington
Davilmar Theodore
Dominican Frontier
Eberle
Battien
Rome Methodists Back Atlanta Methodist University Plan
All five Rome, Georgia Methodist churches have endorsed the proposed Methodist University for Atlanta. Formal resolutions pledge the moral and financial support of the Rome Methodist organization.
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Rome
Methodist Churches
Methodist University For
Atlanta
Fie
Baptist Young People delegates arrive in Kansas City
Three thousand youthful church workers delegates to the Baptist Young People Union of America and the Baptist Young People’s Union of the South arrive in Kansas City. Two hundred boy scouts act as pages. The unions will hold a joint session tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Baptist Young Peoples Union of America
Baptist Young Peoples Union of
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