Huerta Will Resign and Turn Power to Carbajal
Vera Cruz July 12. Huerta intends to resign the provisional presidency and leave Mexico to avert further horrors of civil war. Roberto Estava Ruiz, undersecretary of foreign affairs, said Carbajal would become provisional president and then yield to a constitutionalist acceptable successor. The move aims to bridge to a new provisional government under constitutionalists, with U.S. mediation noted at Niagara Falls.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Mexico
Roberto Estava-Ruiz
Mexico City
Europe
Francisco Carbadal
Constitutionalis
Estata Riza
Carbajal
Carranza
Hslava Ruiz
Villa
Carbajal Estava-Ruiz
Villas
Dataya-Ruiz
Blanquet
Fatie
Ennaue Gerostieta
Adolfo de la Lama
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Mexican Republic
Alfonso Nit
Spain
South America
Estava-Ruiz
Puerto Mexico
Hns
de la Lama
Magara Falls
United States
Woman shot on public road as daughter begs for life
On a New Castle Delaware road near Wilmington, Mire Tuli Finnan 33 was shot and wounded as John Clifton Wilkes 31 shot himself after threatening to kill Finnan and her young daughter Alice 7. Senator Willard Saulsbury aided the wounded woman and her child to Farmhurst hospital while Wilkes died at the scene.
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Wilimgton
Del
Alice
Mire Tuli Finnan
John Clifton Wilke
H Company
Soxst Artillery Corps
Fort Mott
N J
U. S
New Castle Delaware Road
Wilmington
Willard Saulsbury
Brunswick
Thomas A. Wilkes
Vatu
Wilkes
Delaware Hospital
The Constitution Will Find You Rooms or Board
A public information bureau advertises free listing of boarding and rooming houses. It invites residents to list rooms for rent with contact numbers Main 3000 and Atlanta 500 and states the service is for the public.
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Bureau of Information
Bureau of Boarding
Atlanta
Death of Associate Justice Horace H Lurton at Atlantic City
Associate Justice Horace Harmon Lurton, aged 79, died at a hotel in Atlantic City from heart failure amid cardiac asthma. He had arrived July 1, was in his usual health until late, and died at 5 AM. Funeral plans center on Clarksville, Tennessee. Born in Kentucky, Lurton served in the Confederate army, studied law, and rose to Tennessee supreme court chief justice before joining the U.S. Supreme Court on January 8, 1910.
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Atlantic City
Horace Harmon Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Ruffin
Washington
Lurton
Horace H Lurton, Jr
Nashville Tenn
Horace van Deventer
Knoxville
Tenn
Clarksville
Justice Lurton
Law
Uged
White
Supreme Court
Justice Larten
Florida
Justice Lorton
Atlantic Cris
Newport Campbell County
Kentucky
Morgan
Lincoln
Bervie
Cumberland University
Tennessee
Tennessee Division
Laurton
Inter
Tennessee Supreme Court
Cleveland
Taft
Iu Spreme Court
Pri Tatt
Yucocese
Mob Kills Black Woman After Elloree Jail Hold
A Black woman named Rose Richardson was dragged from Elloree jail and strung up, then shot by a mob amid claims of confessing to a child murder. The 12 year old Essie Bell was found dead nearby, with investigators deeming the cause an unknown mob. Local officers moved in, but factions in the crowd pressured the scene as the coroner ruled the death was at mob hands.
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Orangebars, FC
Rose Richardson
Elloree
Thia County
Eata
Essie Bell
Damiel Bell
Patter
Wong
Benath
Roza Richardson
Ellpree Au
Deloree
Nob
Rosa Richardson
Biloree
Evils on Both Sides at Capital Labor Mass Meeting
A mass discussion at the Baptist Tabernacle drew about 3800 as leaders and labor men debated capital and labor problems in Georgia. Marion Jackson, John J Eagan, and Robert C Alston spoke on capital, labor, and cooperation with Christ. Spontaneous questions revealed tensions over arbitration, strikes, and the role of organized labor. The meeting ended with unresolved questions and a note that further discussion would continue on Page Seven.
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Christ
Baptist Tabernacle
John J Eagan
Christ T
Marlon Jackson
Marion Jackson
Alsboter
Robert C Alston
Georgis Law Association
Mr Alston
Chicago
Colorado
Alston
Fulton Bag
S . Marks
State Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Marks
Georgia
Jackson
Imbor
Board of Arbitration
Labor
Dr White
Whites
Spee Pe
100 Houses in Houston Searched by Officials To Find Missing Women
Victor Innes tells interviewers in Portland that on July 2 he left Los Angeles and went to Sacramento, where he spent July 4. He denies passing through San Francisco where a murder message was mailed to Atlanta on July 3.
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Houston
Victor Innes
Portland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Atlanta
Divorced Wife Charges Innes With Abduction Of Son
Mrs Elois Nelms seeks W Victor Innes amid a sprawling case of missing Nelms sisters. Sheriff Hammond probes Houston for Beatrice and Elois, while Innes debates a local Portland interview and potential papers. The probe traces money transfers and Reno ties as investigators press for evidence and responses.
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Innes
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John Clifton Wilkes
Victoriano Huerta
Alno
Anced
Negress
White House
Nashville
Newn
Lenn
Judes H. H Lurton
Catton
Elois Nelms
Beatrice
Frank Hammond
Texas
The
Constitution
Hammond
Victor E Innes
Ore
Nelms Sisters
James Sickles Innes
Nevada
New York
Tombs Prison
Broadway
Attornness
Victor E Janes
Nelme
Oregoh
John McCourt
H M Cake
Reno
Elois Nelms-Dennis
Carson City
Dennis
Beatrice and
Blois Nelms
Oregon
Margaret Mims
San Antonio
Ward
Pacific Coast
Dorothy Arnold
Texas City
Police Headquar
Ters
Geen
Etois
John Welms
Reuben Arnold
Arnold
Georgi-Fartly
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
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