Battle near Bachimba tests Mexican revolution struggle
Rebel and government forces clash in rugged Bachimba canyon as federal artillery and infantry contest passage to Chiapas. After hours of fighting, neither side gains clear advantage, signaling a protracted engagement amid a wider border confrontation. Observers report scattered rebel successes and continued heavy bombardment along the central Mexican railroad corridor.
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Laeltal
Bachimba
Mex
Mexico
Lyon
Chi‘Buehua
Pasqual Orozes
Victoriano Vuerta
Indicationa
Thelne
Fedeerals
Aleht
Francisco Castaneda
Orozes
Staf
Trans Tralna
Bellano
Bachim
Harhinba
Conmanier
Ein Laastag
Rotneteer
Agua Pris Senora
Mutios
Fedeca
Senora
Chihuahua
Orostco
Hachimbu
Cene Blanca
Colonia Morelos
Tongus Arig
Sanfines
Sonora
Colanta Morelos
Garibaldis
Ravlape
Salazar
Campa
Bunora Wuerd Berh
Asan
Bavispe
Tamorrcan
Chibuarta
Hattie Chihuahua
Suly &3
Chihnah
Opti Eral Orozea
Hachimba Pass
Pairo Recio
Mexican Central Railway de
Craima
Amer Ant Dulalll
Uwan
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Testifies to Keep Millionaire Husband Prisoner
Former chorus girl Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testifies at Justice Keogh’s court proceeding to keep Harry K. Thaw in Matteawan asylum for the criminal insane. She alleges Thaw threatened to kill her and fears he would act if freed. Thaw himself testifies two days, clashing with special prosecutor William T. Jerome.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Tyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan Asylum
Keogh
Thaw
William T. Jerome
Charles L White Dies of Paralysis in Georgia
Charles J White a prominent farmer and merchant of Rockhead Georgia died yesterday morning after three days of paralysis following long illness. Born in Bath Maine he had lived in Georgia fifteen years and was active in Republican politics and the Georgia Rural Carriers Association. His son Fred J White a rural carrier executive accompanied the body to Bath Maine for burial with other relatives.
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Charles J. White
Rockhead
Decreta
White
Georgia
Bath
Maine
Georgia Flural Carriers’ Association
Fred Te White
Goad Roads Club of Georgia
Greorgia Rural Carriers’ Assnciation
Gdegeriment
Me White
Malone
Poomonds
Batt Masonie
Fred J. White
Rural Carrier Convention
George Bath
Typewriters Rented Three Months Five Dollars
Am. Writing Machine Co offers typewriters for rent for three months at five dollars per period.
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Writing Machine Co
Funeral for James Perr Nelson Held at Greenberg Bond
The funeral for James Perr Nelson age 63, who died from injuries after a streetcar collision last Friday, was held this afternoon at 8 in Greenberg & Bond's chapel. Interment followed at Decatur cemetery. Survived by wife and six children including Ghelstin Zachry. The son, 6, of Zachry from Ta Lee Street, died yesterday at 3 in Athens, Ga. The body will be brought to Atlanta this morning for funeral services at 10:30 at College Park cemetery. Rosie Lowery, 1, daughter of Mr and Mrs B. A. Lowery of Guin eville, died at 10 last night. Services are at Poole's chapel with interment at West View.
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James Perr Nelson
Greenberg & Bond
Decatur Cemetery
Mr. Nelson
Wig
Ghelstin
Zachry
Ghelstin “Zaehry
Ta Lee Reet
Athens
Atlanta
Collegie Park
Rosie Lowery
Kiosie Lowery
B. A. Lowery
Guineaville
Poote's Chopel
West View
Nugent Backs Wilson as Essex County Supports Campaign
Newark July 2 James R Nugent Essex county leader deposed as state Democratic chair and one of four New Jersey delegates opposed to Governor Wilson at Baltimore declared today that the Essex county organization would give Governor Wilson loyal support in the presidential campaign.
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Newark
James R Nugent
Essex County
Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
Financier T F Ryan Backs Wilson as Democratic Rally
Baltimore July 3 Thomas F Ryan the financier who attended the Virginian delegation at the Democratic national convention tonight issued a statement urging Democrats to accept the convention's choice and unite to back Governor Wilson for president. He urged all to contribute to secure a Democratic victory and to place the party in power for the country's best interests.
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Baltimore
Thomas F. Ryan
Wilson
Republic
Dr. Wiley quits GOP to vote for Wilson in 1916 campaign
Dr Harvey Wiles former chief of the bureau of chemistry at the department of agriculture announced his exit from the Republican Party to back the Democratic presidential ticket. He spoke at a district meeting that formed the Wilson Marshall Democratic tab in Coburn District.
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Washington
Harvey Wiles
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Fir. Wiley
Coburn
Roosevelt Senators Discuss The Situation
Washington July several progressive Republican senators confer over the situation arising from the presidential nominations at Chicago and Baltimore. They voiced that a third party in their states was unnecessary and that Roosevelt supporters would stay on the regular ticket in California Washington Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas. Senators Works and Bristow said the progressive element controlled their states and nothing to gain from a third party. Poindexter said organizing a third party in Washington would be unlikely. La Follette offered no comment on Wilson’s Baltimore nomination.
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Washington
Nicago
Baltimore
Farmer Presteres Roosevelt
California
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Senatora Works
Bristow
Poindexter
Woodrow Wilson
Hicks Capudine Headache Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hicks Capudine to stop headaches by removing the headache cause whether from heat cold stomach or nerves It claims quick action and a pleasant liquid form Also good for colds and grippe Available at drug stores for 10 25 and 40 cents
Commendation for Wilson Editorial From Slaton
John M. Slaton ex governor and Democratic candidate for governor sends a letter praising the Constitution editorial urging united support for Woodrow Wilson as the Democratic presidential nominee. He writes that Wilson is the party’s accredited choice and calls for wholehearted aid.
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John M. Slaton
Wilson
Constitution
South
Woodrow Wilson
John al. Slaton
Geore
United States
Governor Wilson Wires To His Running Mate
Governor Wilson sends congratulations to Governor Marshall and looks forward to a partnership in the campaign. He praises Marshall as an able executive and Democrat, adding he values him as a personal friend and colleague.
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Gov. Wilson
Beagirt. S. 3
Wilson
Marshall
Woorraw Wilson
Vocal Pipes Ruined by Carl Hutcheson
Washington July 3 Special Flumberg steam fitters and other pipemen warned Carl Hutcheson is bound for Atlanta He performed as assistant secretary at the convention repeating state votes for a 20000 audience and damaged hall pipes for hours Chairman Qilie Jamea reportedly absent in Baltimore last night
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Washington
Flumberg
Carl Hutcheson
Atlanta
Hutcheson
Tammany Rally to Back Wilson and Marshall Ticket
New York on July 4 reports pro Tammany district clubs mobilizing for Wilson and Marshall. Banners and portraits appear at clubhouses as clans pledge hearty support and plan loud Fourth of July demonstrations to sweep the city for the ticket.
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New York
Wilson
Marshall
Love Lorn Prince Fires Self in Paris Romance
Prince Ludovic Pignatelli d Aragon shot himself in Paris after a thwarted romance with an American girl. He is in grave condition as doctors assess his recovery prospects. A Spaniard formerly secretary of the Spanish legation in Washington, he had recent American ties and social prominence in New York and Hot Springs.
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Paris
New York Herald
Ludovic Vignatelli d'Aragon
United States
Ludovic Pignatelli
Washington
New York
Hot Springs
Crowded Auto Struck by Train in Camden
A car carrying Miss Adams Miss Fannie Wisham and Mrs Emma Adams collided with a rapidly approaching electric train at Malaga Camden July 3. The vehicle was hurled about 100 feet and splintered. Miss Adams died en route to hospital. Wisham and Mrs Adams were gravely injured and Edward Stokes father of former Governor Stokes was badly bruised as the occupants failed to see the train in time.
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Camden
N. J
Miss Adams
Fannie Wisham
Emma Adams
Edward Stokes
Stokes
Malaga
Miss Wisham
Mra. Adams
Unarmed Robbers Caught After Street Attack on Whitehall
Two negroes threatened pedestrians on Whitehall Street in a gunless robbery attempt. George Jones and I B Howard were targeted before the suspects were captured near 299 Whitehall Street with aid from witnesses. Police booked the assailants for attempted highway robbery as the case unfolded. In Los Angeles, Darrow bribery trial testimony surfaced with juror bribery attempts by Bert Franklin and later identification of two conspirators after a related assault.
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Whitehall Street
George Jones
Formwall Street
I. B. Howard
Los Angeles
Clarence
Darrow
McNamara
A. J. Krueger
Frank R. Smith
Bert H. Franklin
Robert F. Bain
Franklin
Sam Reed
Ira Street
Oscar Wright
Howard and Jones
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Charles L. White
James P. Nelson
T. F. Ryan
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