Foes of Huerta Denounced as Bandits in Mexico Crisis
Washington July President Wilson receives Ambassador Wilsons report on Mexican turmoil since Madero’s overthrow. Secretary Bryan discusses details with Reginald del Valle, while Wilson criticizes U S officials for sending separate agents. Ambassadors view Huerta as illegitimate and condemn Madero factions.
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Washington
Wilon
Enry Lane Wilson
Regia
Terfirio Utas
Reaco
Madero
de Tuerta
Bryan
Ison
Ambassador Wilson
Beran
Bryui
Rss
Ambasdor Wilson
State Department
Reinald K. del Valle
Los Angeles
del Valle
United States
Mexico
Messey
Sonora
Mexico City
Una
Amhaanador Wilson Cauntte
William Tavacd Wale
Fressent Wilson
Legation
Cuba
Wilson
Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnesey
H Ts Urst
Taft
U.S
Ascenta
William Bayard Hale
Reginald del Valle
Havana
Senate
Maderos
Cormila
Carranza
Coahuila
Central and
South America
Barrett
Pan-American Union
Minister Jackson Faces Trial Over Confession and Denial
A minister, Rev. Crawford Jackson, stands accused in Fulton Superior Court after a girl testified of unwanted advances in his office. The girl and her father described repeated pressure and a later drinking incident. Jackson admitted some affection but denied improper motive, claiming only a harmless indiscretion. The case involves long-time Juvenile Protective work and Jackson’s defense partners.
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Htev
Jackson
Durden
Carolinas
Dearie
Rev
Haralson
George P. Whitman
Two brides in ten weeks end in self inflicted wound
Douglas Hertz of Kansas City shot himself after a telephone talk with his wife at a saloon in St Louis. His first wife Madeline Lawless was killed in a car crash on their honeymoon near Safforaville. Five weeks later he married Mamie Roy of Kansas City. The second wife disappeared Thursday and gave no explanation. Hertz’s father is said to be a British MP, with an estate valued at about 5.94 million.
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Kansan City
Douglas Hertz
Kansas City
St. Louis
Hertz
Cambridge
Parliamen
Madeline Lawless
Strong City
Kan
Safforaville
Tuin
Mamie Roy
Panama Canal to Build Darien Wireless Station Compound
The United States Navy Department authorized the Panama Canal Commission to start constructing a power house operating building and employees quarters for the Darien wireless telegraph station at Gaimito in the canal zone. The project aims to create the most complete station in this region. A man with a small aviary and a large family nearby is noted as the nearest local resident.
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Darien
Panama
United States Navy Department
Panama Canal Commission
Gaimito
Canal Zone
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Foreign Reactions
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Chihuahua
Charles Bissel
Bernard McDonald
Mexicon
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Monclova
L.N. Huff Optical CO
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Soya
Scarborough
Frank L. Harrison
Juvenile Protective Association
University of Mississippi
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Gilford
Atlanta
Georgia
Protective Association
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Virginia
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Fulton Superior Criminal Court
Crawford Jackson
W. R. Hammond
Dr. Jackson
Shute By
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Louvenir Dorden
Justice of Peace Court
Crawford Jacksom
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