PERSHING TAKES FORTY MEXICANS CAPTURED
A U S troops in Colonia Dublan bring forty Mexican prisoners into camp after Carrizal fighting. Reports say Mexican raiders headed toward the border with American forces in pursuit from Bachita Alamo Nucco Culbersons range and other detachments. Four Carrizal survivors found near Columbus and two Negro troopers reported safe after wilde pursuit.
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Hachlia
N. M
Peasée
Desert
Hore
William Parker
International
Hachita
Alamo Nucco
Culbersons
Rand
Parker
Columbus
Parker Ranch
Meshana
Fila
Parkers Ranch
Bachite
Palayas Valley
Ne-M
Ece
Perehing
Douglas
Arck
Mondey
Ml-Pano
Tuerster
Guemar
Jearex
Chb
Carrizal prisoners and troop trains near Laredo
Carrizal prisoners total twenty two excluding scout Lem Spiflabury. Carranza troops near the border at Laredo Texas report a twenty car troop train arrived with about 1500 men. Another troop train is said to have arrived Monday night.
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Hughua City
Carrizal
Lem Spiflabury
Carranza
Border
Laredo
Tex
Jina
Nuevo Laredo
Hare
Mary Davenport Dies at 65 in Fresno Amid Quiet Years
Fresno California June 29 Mary Davenport long known as the Juliet to Edwin Booths Romeo and linked with a host of famed actors and actresses of the era died at age sixty five from a stroke after two years of seclusion with her husband J Duke Murray. A daughter from a former marriage survived.
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Fresno
Cal
Mary Davenport
Jaltat
Edwin Booth
J. Duke Murray
Ponteipses
Thor Pagnot
Auto Makers Offer 900 Trucks and 1000 Cars Daily
New York June 29 Alfred Redes general manager of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce says Automobile Manufacturers of the United States can supply 900 motor trucks and 1000 passenger cars daily to the government or for short notice. The offer is stated as sufficient to meet any contingency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Alfred Redes
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Lake steamer Panther sinks after fog collision
In a dense fog near Paritan Island the Lake Superior Panther of the Massey Steamship Co was sunk after colliding with the Hill of the Pittsburgh Steamship Co. The Panther carried wheat and the Hill rescued its crew. Dr Jordon plans a peace conference in Albuquerque with delegates from the American Union Against Motorism to discuss peace with Mexico. Prussian casualties through mid June are reported as 2,740,196 with Verdun losses cited at 179,000.
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Hault Ste. Marie
Hill
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
Panther
Massey" Steamanto Company
Pariatan Island
Jordon
el Paso
David Starr Jordon
Albuquerque
N. Cox
American Union
Mexico
Rotterdam
Pruselan
Gee
Germany
Verdun
Outlaw Dorotea Arondo Linked to Villa Carranza Case
Dorotea Arondo described as an outlaw connected with Francisco Villa and the Carranza faction in a brief item. The report notes arrests or sightings tied to Villa's followers and Carranza era activity, with limited details available from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Villa
Villa offers Mexico aid in anti US bid
Washington reports Pancho Villa has proposed to join Carranza and form an army of several hundred to oppose the United States. Private advices say Villa is at Escalon near Parral, and his raid on Columbus, New Mexico, resulted in 14 dead and 7 wounded. The embassy hears of his offer to mobilize forces against the U.S.
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Washington
Pancho Y Villa
Columbus
N. M
Érisis
Dickering
Carranza
United States
Advicga
Villa
Escalon
Parral
Cary
Fanga
Campbell Gets Reprieve for Appeal in Chicken Joe Case
Governor Dunne grants a further reprieve to Chicken Joe Campbell, condemned for murder in Springfield. The extension suspends the death sentence to allow an appeal, while details of the prior case and related figures are noted. The report also mentions a separate London interview referencing a powerful political issue.
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Chicken Joe
Springfield
Dunne
Chicken Joe" Campbell
Edmund M. Allen
Joliet
Boy fires loaded gun at sisters in Warsaw incident
Seven-year-old Francis Brack, son of Rollin and Brock, Irving near Pierreton, fired a loaded gun at his two sisters Helen aged two and Mary aged six. The firearm discharged though the boy could barely lift it, striking Helen in the face and the elder sister in the back. Both girls were expected to recover.
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Warsaw
Ind
Francis Brack
Rollin Brock
Irving
Pierreton
Helen
Mary
Hotep
Sistor
Rail main and yard track miles rise to 391 thousand
Washington report shows 391 141.51 miles of main and yard track and sidings in the United States. Including 257 569.32 miles of road. Compared with year ending June 30 1914, June 30 1915 track estimates increased by 3 933.52 miles of road.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Two Die On Canoe Trip In Lake Huron Search
Yorkera Burty and Charles Marcelle set out from Michigan on a 14 000 mile canoe journey a year ago and are believed dead in Lake Huron. A bank letter and a gasoline can found on the shore referenced the expedition. both men had resigned as managers of two bank branches in New York due to ill health. Cavalry to Start Horseless. Government plans to supply horses on the border. Colonel Foreman cites troops heading south within days.
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New York
James G. Burty
Charles Marcelle
Lake Huron
Henry Clows & Co
First National Bank of
Chehoygan
Sault Stg. Marie
Mich
Hurty
Marcelle
Nanagers
Springfield
D. M. Lewis
Barry
War Department
Foreman
Johnson Backs Hughes for Republican Presidential Nomination
Hiram W. Johnson, Progressive leader, states he will support Charles B. Hughes, Republican, for the presidency. Johnson cites Hughes's record as warranting support.
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Nohnapi
Hughes
Cramento
Cal
Tiov
Hiram W. Johnson
Progressive Party
Charles B. Hughes
Féspublican
United States
Judge Threatened Bomb Attack Tied to Witness in Labor Trial
sensational charges erupted in the labor conspiracy case before Judge Scanlan as a bomb was thrown into the restaurant of state witness Tomar Petrakos, injuring his cook George Kontraals. Petrakos testified the act aimed to intimidate him, while Judge Scanlan reported nightly phone harassment and threats to officials, including objections on bail pending further witness testimony.
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Chicago UI
Scanlan
Tomar Petrakos
Nicholaa Michels
Asetstaul
Petrakas
West van Buren Street
George Kontraals
Maryin Durnhart
Fire and Poison Linked in Indiana Barn Fire
June 26 Kokomo Indiana report details T J OToole barn blaze near Monard county suspecting incendiary cause tied to poisoning incidents against Aaron Deardorf dairyman. OToole lost five blooded horses 207 sacks of corn twenty tons of hay and farm implements amid federal grand jury probe into anonymous threatening letters. Neighbor of Deardorf convicted in circuit court for cattle poisoning.
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Anotter
Kokomo
Ind
Monard County
T. J. O'Toole
Wilelt
Aaron Deardorff
O'Toole
federal @rand
Immdianapolis
Howard Coulily
Deardori
Deardorf
Ciicuit
Heavily armed expedition halted near Sasale border
Nogales reports a heavily armed expedition of eighteen men in six autos attempting to cross the line at Sasale to seize an eel bet by Mexican authorities. A squad of infantry stopped the mission, dispersing the group.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sasale
Hardy New Manager in South Bend Railway
Ardy, formerly of Fort Wayne, named general manager of the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana Railway in South Bend Indiana. He succeeds C. D. Emmons who will move to Houston to become second vice president of the Boston and Worcester Railway company.
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Hardy
South Bend
Ind
Ardy
Fort, Wayne
Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indidna Railway
C. D. Emsmons
Hoston
Boston and Worcester Railway Company
Aged Chesterton Woman Dies in Gasoline Fire Accident
Vesparaiso June 29 Mrs An Na Swanson aged eighty one of Chesterton was burned to death after starting a blaze with gasoline. Wil Mam Carlson and Edna Breese, fellow workers, were painfully burned while rolling the woman in flames.
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Vesparaiso
Ind
An Na Swanson
Chesterton
Wil Mam Carlson
Edna Breese
Welelbors
Vanderbilt Guard Leader Impresses in New York Militia
Lieutenant Colonel Vanderbilt Vanderlit, a high ranking officer in the New York state militia, serves as a key inspector general and long time public figure. He is active in the National Guard and has held roles influencing mobilization and security in Mexico.
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American Press Association
Carnacilus Vanderlit
New York Niloni Guard
Poesivle Seryion
Mexico
New York
National Guard
Teachers Federation Heads Dropped From Chicago Rolls
Chicago on June 29 68 teachers in the public schools were removed from the rolls at a board of education meeting. President Jacob W Loeb cited age inefficiency insubordination and being not mentally sound. Included are all officers of the Chicago Teachers Federation led by Ida L M Fursman Macy F Dwyer Frances B Harden and Mary E Murray.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Jacob W. Loeb
Joseph A. Holpack
Chicago ‘Teachers' Federation
Ida L. M Fursman
Lime School
Macy F. Dwyer
Otl
Frances B. Harden
Stewart Schoo
Eid Mary E. Murray
Seward
Ty Cobb Seizes Fan After Remarks in Box
In St Louis on June 29 Ty Cobb confronted a spectator in the box near the Tigers bench prompting the game delay before the ninth inning. Cobb grabbed the railing and tried to enter the box but was held back by teammates. He then signaled the offender to police and the man departed.
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St.Louis
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Peach
Split over militia relief million dollar appropriation
Conferees from the senate and house failed to agree on including a million dollar relief appropriation for dependent families of national guardsmen drafted into federal service. The dispute was ordered reported to both houses for action.
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Washington
Senate
Howe
Leipzig rioting reported and shops pillaged abroad
Foreign dispatches say Leipzig faced serious rioting at the end of last week with about 4800 shops looted mainly by bakers butchers and provision dealers Czech soldiers reportedly restored order and martial law was declared in Brunn duchy officials note. William R. B. to run G O P campaign in New York details emerge from the party committee post.
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Bern
Switzerland
Leipzig
Austria
Duchy of Brune
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Romeo
Uncle Sam
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American Pream Association
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