Huerta Train Lost as Rebels Likely Capture
Vera Cruz and Mexico City dispatches report General Victoriano Huerta and Blanquet left Mexico City aboard a train that went missing near the capital. Sources say Huerta resigned, Francisco Carbajal named president, and cheerful crowds greeted the transfer of power.
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United Press
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Blanquet
Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
Mexican Republic
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Francisco Carbajal
Deputies
Department of Foreign Relations
Viva Huerta
General Huerta
General Blanquet
Puerto Mexico
National Palace
Carbajal
U. S
Niagara Falls
Tampico
Republic
National Congress
United States
Repub
Huerta Becomes Provisional President of Mexico
Francisco Carvajal named to succeed Huerta as president following Madero's arrest and the murder of Madero and Suarez. Huerta took oath February 19, 1913, with Villa commenting on the resignation from Juarez.
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Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero
Madtero
Jose Marta Pino Suarez
Juarez
Huerta
Mexico City
Villa
Omaha men die in Omaha under gunfire attack
Omaha on July 16 reports Fred M. Schroeter, former councilman, and his brother Peter died from gun shot wounds received the previous night. Officials did not reveal names or the attack’s cause.
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United Press
Omaha
Fred M. Schroeter
Peter
Mrs L R Nelson's Sister Dies After Childbirth in Worthes N D
Mrs L R Nelson confirms the death of her sister Mrs J O Rapp at Worthes North Dakota from childbirth. Body to be brought home to 908 Poplar Street for interment with funeral at 2 30 on Saturday. Deceased is 25 years old. Moore's advertises post cards with Allmins promo and a $2.00 price cut to 99 cents this week.
Former Atlantic resident visits with McNeels in Marengo
Mrs Moershel of Marengo, a former Atlantic resident, is visiting the city at the home of Mr and Mrs F W McNeel. Her husband ran a large dry goods store here. The McNeels and their guest returned last night from a northern Iowa lakes trip.
Girls Escape Reformatory Fire Without Injuries
Four hundred girls at the Geneva Illinois reform school marched out as a blaze destroyed the administration building. No injuries were reported.
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United Press
Geneva
Ill
Ads Across The News-Telegraph Highlight Big Sales
The News-Telegraph promotes a seven column issue filled with ads. Page two features J. I Marshall & Son July clearance and Mrs. G J Chamberlin chiropractic. Nebe Shoe Co announces a big sale starting Saturday. Page three spotlights Oransky store bargains and an aviation sale with balloon tickets for merchandise. Page four covers Charles Block & Son clearance, page five Gillette store bargains and local movie programs. Page six Home Builders Page weekly, page seven several small ads and professional cards.
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News-Telegraph
J. 1
Marshall & Son
Oransky Store
Oransky
Christensen Bros
Chase-Lister Theater Co
Second and
Walnut Streets
Hedges Bros
Central Town Poultry and Jugg Co
Charles Block & Son
Block
Gillette
Calumet Cafe
Home Builders
N. W. Deering 54 Son
W. E. Ecklin
Atlantic Rubber Co
Nebe Shoe Co
Baby's Death Shocks George-W Iowa Family Visit
George and Mrs McGeehen to mourn infant died at home with burial in the city. Family members, including the infant's grandparents, attended the interment. George called at the office this afternoon.
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George-W.road
Otnes- Moines
Carpentier Wins Boxing Bout Over Gunboat Smith
Special to the News Telegraph from London reports Georges Carpentier won the decision over Gunboat Smith in today’s fight though a dispatch hints Carpentier may have won on a foul.
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News-Telegraph
London
Georges Carpentier
Idle rumor triggers run on Putnam Banking Co in Ottawa
An alleged idle rumor in Ottawa on July 6 caused a bank run at Putnam Banking Co. The bank was closed but reported solvent. Bank examiners are in charge as deposits total about $300,000.
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United Press
Ottawa
Putnam Banking Co
Xeaminers
Rawson Re-elected Chairman of State Central Committee
DES MOINES July 16 Charles A Rawson was re elected chairman of the republican state central committee at a meeting last night of the new organization. Ralph Pringle of Red Oak is to be vice chairman with L P Whitney of Decorah secretary. Sub committee appointments and district caucus results are noted for the First to Eleventh districts with Tedford prevailing in the Eighth and Dickinson replacing Head in the Tenth.
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State Central Committee
C. M. Junktin
Fairfield
Con. Murphy
Davenport
N. W. Beebe
Hampton
L. B. Whitney
Decorah
D. E. Goode
Tama
H. A. Roth
Ottumwa
C. A. Rawson
Des Moines
Eghth
Howard Tedford
Mount Ayr
Ralph Pringle
Red Oak
L. J. Dicking
Charles A. Rawson
Republican State Central Committee
L. PR. Whitney
Pringie
Goodell
Rawson
Beebe
Bradley
Tedford
Press
James BR
Rackway
Letts Way
M. Junkin
Brockway
Junki N
Junkin
G. BE. Hilsinger
Sabula
Whitney
Caucasses
Homer Roth
J. Hunter
Newton
T. R. Armstrong
Lenox
Dan Turner
Corning
W. Calvert
Appanoose County
I. 7 Dickinson
Algona
No Politics for Doctor at Cass County Medical Banquet
Audubon physician Dr. Brooks urged doctors to avoid politics while supporting medical legislation for public welfare. He recalled legislative bills and joked about repeal potential. Other speakers, including Dr. Davis of Omaha, praised country doctors, city vs country practice, and the dedication of physicians and their families. The Pullman event concluded a successful Cass County Medical Society meeting despite some absences.
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Brooks
Audubon
Gass County Medical Society
Pullman
Ife
Tie
Dr. Davis
Omaha
Nebraska
C. L. Campbell
L. Campbell
Dr Campbell
Olling
London
Dr. Graham
E. P. Chase
A. S. Mullins
Social Banquet for Visiting Ladies at Country Club
A social afternoon and banquet at the Pullman followed visits by five local ladies and a group of doctors at the Commercial club. The event featured a noted menu, cordial hospitality from Landlord Daly and wife, and a large turnout of physicians from Cumberland, Anita, Atlantic, Wiota, Massena, Adair, Kimballton, Elk Horn, Omaha, Des Moines, and other areas.
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Country Club
Country Ohi
Pullman
Daly
Mesdames A
Milling
Cobymph
Max Sammert
T. RB. Morris
W. Fl. Graham
Mst
Commercial Club
R. Ts. Narnett
Cumberland
AL Weaver
B. A! Becker
Anita
H. 4. Campbell
Dr. Campbell
Max Emmert
T. B. Morris
Mullins
W. P. Graham
A Gamble
Atlantic
Tharry Pengsuits
Massena
M. Stults
Wiota
A. Maynard
Lr. Cook
Adair
Lee
Kimballton
James
Elkhorn
Brooks
Audubon
B. 2. Davis
Omaha
N. R Murray
WP. Chase
Boy Sets Barn A Fire By Playing With Matches
Four year old Clyde Houchin, son of EB Houchin, set fire to a barn on William Shay’s place at 360 East Third Street. The blaze, started by a manure pile, damaged the barn but did not destroy it. Two shafts of hampers owned by Central Land Poultry were burned. The boy admitted starting the fire in his mother’s presence. Fire department responded quickly, containing the blaze. The barn’s owner, Mr. Shay, had no insurance on the barn.
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Ouch
Wm. Shay
Clyde Houchin
Houchin
Lower Maple Street
William Shay
Abbie Herrick
East Third Street
Lttle
Tay
Central Land Poultry and Weg Co
States Delvery
O. F. Fitagerald
E Dnl
Bigelow Wins Flour Guessing Contest at Stier Store
At the Stier store a flour-guessing contest ended with Charles Bigelow correctly predicting 188 pounds the flour’s exact weight. Other entries included W F J Edwards 187 pounds six ounces J O Bennington 187 pounds seven ounces Bruno Lueth 189 pounds eight ounces and J O Wheatley 487 pounds. The event drew wide interest with many guesses recorded.
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Stier
Tess’ng
Charles Bigelow
W. F. J&dwards
J. O. Bennington
Brunno Lueth
J. O. Wheatley
City Council Schedules Paving Hearings and Nuisance Abatement
The city council met in a special session to set hearings for objections to assessments in districts four and five as paving work nears completion. They condemned a dangerous wall site near the Nredenturg DigmeD route and ordered the owner to abate the nuisance by keeping the property open while water service continues. Boggess Bros. and Bud Lynebster & Worth quoted prices for pumping Island water, with Monogram static mentioned.
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Eaneil
Henry
Couneil
Rattenburg
Ey Boggess Bros. Wert
Bud Lynebster & Worth
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Neld
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Pate
Protec
Mhemy
Dre Brooks
Cass County
T' Ican
Frank 8. Shaw
Toledo
Ralita
Platfort
Bigelow
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Ter the Bros
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