Quiet ends Huerta rule in Mexico City crisis
Mexico City reports strict censorship on dispatches as Francisco Garbajal is named provisional president. Civilian leadership gains support amid calls for stable order while Huerta resigns. U S officers warned to avoid meetings with Mexican factions to prevent misinterpretation of any contact.
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Mexico City
Francisco Carbajal
Republic
Huerta
Chamber of Deputies
Down
Avalanet
Aurelie Blanquet
Yuerta
Pela
Gatbula
Carbajal
Frdav
Aruda
Ines Noves
Enrique Bordes Mangel
Gener
Murquiz Blanca
U.S
Garrison Washington
Garrigon
Bills
Garrison
General Bliss
International Bridge
el Paso
Agenta
State Department
Achan
Ei Paso
George Hell, Jr
Fort Bliss
Neral Villa
Bell
Kdul
United States
Villa
Carransa
Huerta Resigns and Wilson Policy Seen as Victory
London commentary views Huerta's resignation as a victory for Wilsonian policy welcomed in Britain though doubts remain whether Carranza seria better. Papers note potential demands for reparations and warn that Mexican opinion may still resist. Diplomats foresee continued obstacles despite Huerta’s exit.
Changes to be made in Carranza cabinet in Torreon talks
In Torreon the Carranza cabinet reshuffle is set after the Villa Carranza conference. Twelve potential ministers are named, six to be chosen with two posts still open, including Isidro Fabela and Rafael Zubarán slated for possible exits. The lineup features Luis Cabrera Fernando Iglesias Calderon Jose Vasconcelos and others amid Madero family influence and high confidence in Minister of War candidate Sillareal.
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el Rana
Texas
Carranzas
Mirirors
Saltile
Torreon
Carranza
Isidro Fabela
Rafael Zubaran
Washington
Jacinta Trevine
Alfredo Breceda
Luis Cabrera
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Jose Vasconcelos
Antonio Villareal Genreal
Eduardo Hig
Elberto Pan
Obregon
Villa
Gonrates
Madero
Federita Gonzales Garza
Foreigners Prepare to Return to Mexico
Many Americans and other foreigners who fled Mexico City and nearby areas as Huerta fell express plans to return home. With General Huerta retired, hopes rise for peace and relief from revolution. Oil shipments and freight may resume, aiding interior business as railroad repairs move forward.
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Ururz
Mexico City
Tfuertanaa
Huerta
Mexico
Tampico
Big Lumber Merger Formed In Savannah
Savannah Ga July 18 The South Georgia Lumber company the Georgia Carolina Lumber company and the East Georgia Saw Mill and Lumber company have combined to form the Southern Seaboard Lumber corporation capitalized at 1 700 000 B A Cheney former president of the South Georgia Lumber company becomes president and A E G Goodrich of New York is vice president George M Brynson named to the board of directors
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Savannah
South Georgia Lumber Company
Georgia- Carolina Lumber Company
East Georgia Saw Mill
Lumber Bomy
Theouthern Seaboard Lumber Corporation
B. A. Cheney
New ‘Corporation
A. E. G. Goodrich
New York
George M. Brynson
Bloodshed Over Says Carranza in Mexico City Entry
Monterey July 16 General Venustiano Carranza urges peaceful negotiations to enter Mexico City and form a constitutionalist government with minimal bloodshed. He demands unconditional surrender for talks, notes possible commission from Mexico City to arrange orderly entry, and cautions Carbajal may face a difficult transition while telegraph links resume and troops could be used to preserve order.
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Monterey
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Mexico City
Celeya
ABC
General Carranza
Fuerte
Cathajal
Huerta
Carbajal
Uracad
Defe Tatay
Law of Flight Story Declared False By Court
Washington July 16 Rear Admiral Badger said sensational Vera Cruz dispatches by Fred L Roalt alleging the law of Might was applied to Mexican prisoners were groundless. A court of inquiry backed by Acting Secretary Roosevelt found Boalt's statements false and exonerated Ensign William A Richardson of the battleship Arkansas.
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Washington
Badger
Vera Cruz
Fred L Jonlt
Daniels
Garryson
Boalt
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Hadger
Fred L Roalt
Newspaper Enterprise Association
United States
Enslen
William A. Richardson
Arkansas
Huerta Heads to Puerto Mexico in Turbulent Exit
Ex-president Huerta and ex war minister Blanquet sail toward Puerto Mexico with escort from Dresden arse captain Grich Koler. Women aboard endure heat as Huerta’s party plans exile by sea, while Huerta, Jorge Huerta and allies weigh transfer to a neutral port for Europe.
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Grich Koler
Dresden
Huerta
Blanquet
Ind
Torge
Viejo
Puerto Mexico
Itas
Bristol
Europa
Buenos Aires
Jorge Huerta
Snakes Swallow Trader Story from Rangpur
Rev Thomas J McCormick, assistant director of the New York diocese’s Society for the Propagation of the Faith, reports a missionary letter from India describing a molasses dealer near Rangpur who fell asleep under his cart and was swallowed by a 21 foot python. The sermon titled A Short Sermon discusses sorrow and shared troubles.
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Thomas J McCormick
New York
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Wather Hood
India
Rangpur
Striking Picture of Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore Return
Cardinal Gibbons, soon to be 80 on July 28, appears robust after returning to Baltimore from Rome, where he attended the consistory that created 27 new cardinals. He recounted stops in Geneva with Frank Tenkins, a visit to the Belgian queen, and a Brussels palace invitation, noting prosperity in the area. The article also notes a court filing: Allan Andrews’ will led to $28200188 directed to a Catholic-related administration account.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
New York Harbor
Hended
Rome
Geneva
Frank Tenkins
Belgium
Brussels
Kang
Tne Palace
Kent
Weaxford Treland
Archinsnap
Allan Andrews
Orphans' Court
Carranza rejects Huerta debts and amnesty demand
From Monterey on July 15, constitutionalist officials said General Carranza would not recognize Huerta debts after entering Mexico City and forming a constitutional government. He also reportedly rejected a European demand to recognize those debts and grant amnesty to political prisoners. Officials noted amnesty was considered out of the question.
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Monterey
Carranza
Huerta
Mexico City
Anlil
United States
Washington
Caran
Cirranza
Flertas
Carranga
Huertas Maleng
Juerta
Huerte
Huertas
Carranéa
Tim
Supreme Court GA Judgments Affirmed in Various Errors
A long list of Georgia Supreme Court judgments affirms or reverses in error from multiple superior courts. Names include Heath, Smith, Taylor, Rawlings, Harri, Payne, and many more. Parties and counties such as Talbot, Turner, Colquitt, and Hancock appear with various administrators guardians and plaintiffs in error in diverse cases. The record reflects routine appellate decisions on civil matters with numerous attorneys listed.
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Heath
Smith
Talbot Superior
Jamey Rob Maynard
Vorday
Clavey
Turner
Gudse Brane Park
Hugera
Gunainghura Et al
Colquite Luge
Thoma
Cline
JD McKensie
Jamies Humphreys
W. Fo Way
Parrish Vo Carnherry
Berrien Junse
Thomas Mendricka & Wendricis
Putney
Bryan
Colquitt
Thomas Pape & Bennet
Wetingham
Sheppard
30000 Rebel Troops to Enter Mexico City
El Paso Texas July 16. Peace commissioners head for Guadalajara to invite the constitutionalists to take Mexico City. General Obregon establishes a Guadalajara HQ. About 15,000 troops, 2,000 per division, to enter the capital simultaneously to prevent division rivalry. Leaders named Oregon, Willy, and Gonzales are expected to lead their divisions. Villas and Ortega are cited among officers. no clear proof troops will move from Chihuahua.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Alvaro Obregon
Mexco City
Willy
Oregon
Gonzales
Mexic
Vile Cours
Juarez
Meva- LeCiy
Ducis
Fahy
North
Fu Repis
Valle Sud
Villas
Todas
Ganer Ud Toribis
Orlane i Chihuchui
Wis
Ortega
Lugenia A Benavides
Zanore Bigade
Villas Union
Chihuahua City
Ortelais
Benes Vides
Paso Hospital
Health Hints for Hot Days and Odd Warnings
Health tips warn against ice water and advise boiling drinks. Odd references urge thorough chewing and avoid vacations. The piece lists diverse topics from wage, tariffs, and debts to unusual social phrases and personal relations.
Villa's Real Name and Pancho Villa’s Rise in Mexico
The article discusses Francisco Villa known as Pancho Villa, born 37 years ago in Lag Nieves Durango, and outlines his emergence as a powerful figure. It notes his leadership of armed men and his pivotal role in the history of Mexico alongside other leaders, including Villa’s impact on Torreon and Juarez.
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Pancho
Francisco
Lag Nieves
Durango
Lorateo Arianzo
Porthein
Mexico
Villa
Dorateo Arianzo
General Villa
Francisco Villi
Torreon
Juarez
Uerta
Women's Idea of a Great Tragedy Marginalizes Voices
A reflective line portrays a woman's view that silencing another woman equates to a profound personal catastrophe, highlighting themes of gendered rivalries and the cost of female silence within social dynamics.
Kodak Albums and Engel’s Green Mounting Packages
Ino & Moore & Sons at 42 N Broad St offer three pack ages of Engel’s green mounting wares with prices ranging from 25 to 500 dollars. The listing highlights Kodak albums and mounting supplies for photographic work.
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KODAK
Engel
Ino & Moore & Sons
Ady
Street Car Collision Kills Three and Injures Forty Near Norfolk
Three persons killed and forty injured in a collision between a street car and a Virginian railroad passenger train at the Fairmount park crossing near Norfolk. Reports indicate as many as thirty killed in the disaster.
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Norfolk
Fairmont Park Crossing
Six Injured in Roanoke Valley Car Collision
Six members of the Norfolk and Western valuation board were seriously injured when an automobile collided with a motor car at a grade crossing near Luray Virginia. The injured were moved to Roanoke by special train and admitted to a local hospital after arriving at 1:44 a.m. The accident occurred one mile north of Luray.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Valuation Board
Luray
OG Henderson
Lynchborg
Osborne
Rinicker
Shenandoah
Carranza In Line To Succeed Carbajal As Mexico Leader
Officials discuss U S recognition delays until constitutionalist gains are acknowledged and disputes settled. Rafael Zubaran predicts general amnesty will be blocked and malcontents punished by Mexican courts. Fears linger that Villa could threaten stability if tensions with Carranza flare anew.
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Vera Cruz
Carranza
Rafael Zubaran
Constitutionalist
Zubaran
Vadero
Villa
Genera Vlas
United States
Mexican capital quiet as officials weigh civilized warfare pledge
Secretary Bryan said the United States seeks to prevent prisoner killings amid the Huerta regime’s collapse. Officials in the City of Mexico consider applying past department statements to any conditions arising from Huerta’s downfall and Villa’s counterrevolution thoughts.
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Ita
United States
Villatts
Villa Wall
Toyailo Carranza
City of Mexico
Bryan
Department of the Past
City
Mexico
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