Villa and Obregon Victories Reported from Mexico
Dispatches from Torrvon and Guadalajara detail Villa's mediation conference ending with a pledge of a fast return to the front and a central attack on Mexico City. Obregon’s forces reportedly captured Guadalajara after routing 12,000 federals, with 5,000 captured and rail links severed to isolate Mexico City.
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Douglas
Arie
Guadalajara
Alvaro Obrego
Bling
Constitutionaliste
Hiel
Jalisco
Sone
Obregon
Blanco Wan
Mexico City
Elias
Undalajara
Irapuato
City
Mexico
Murdered Man Gaetano Barlato Found in Foster’s Field
In Beverly Massachusetts on July 10 the body of Gaetano Barlato missing since the Fourth after a berry pick with his wife and Gaetano Divalo was discovered in Foster's field Montserrat. The six back knife wounds and the gathered berry area suggest a struggle. Police say Divaio and Mrs. Barlato lien are sought after their berry trip.
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Beverly
Mass
Gaetano Barlato
Gaetano Divalo
Foster's Field
Montserrat
Divaio
Barlato
Three Persons Shot at Auburn Woolen Mill
Erhardt Reithel the mill superintendent and Mrs Exilda King were shot and fatally wounded at the Auburn woolen mill yesterday. Alma Reithel, the superintendent’s daughter, was lightly wounded. Thomas Rombard was arrested, accused of the shooting after saying he intended to kill Mrs King. The motive involved an objection to his intentions and a letter from an attorney warning him away.
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Wororeter
Mase
Erhardt Reithel
Auburn
Exilda King
Mise Almaeither
Thomas Rombard
Hombard
King
Utie
Reithel
Humbard
Strike Ends as 6000 Westinghouse Workers to Return
Pittsburgh July 10 The walkout by Westinghouse employees in the Turtle Creek valley ends with a near unanimous vote by 6000 strikers to return to the plants next Monday The workers will march to the plants and ask to be taken back Without a formal settlement the strikers expect the company heads to honor the promises of improved working conditions from weeks past involving Westinghouse Machine Company and Westinghouse Electric earning the Pittsburg Meter Company involvement remains indirect The action affects about 10000 workers and the hope is that the strike action will be resolved by the company soon
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Pitteburg
Westinghouse
Turtle Creek
Industriae
West Weeeinghouse Machine Company
Wes Machine
Pittsburg Meter Company
Wae Rearbri
Wratinghouse Smt
Enti
New Haven Inter Frill Sets 2024 Low Marks
In a fragmentary report a rail industry note mentions several firms dropping, new allowances, and low benchmarks. The text also references the New Haven interfrill in 2024 and a lever regime affecting parts of bonds, with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
New Haven
Dut Lever Regeieed Pert
Fusion talk denied by Vermont Progressive leaders
Rutland July 10 James Burke West Rutland head of the Progressive party branch and Jones a leading Progressive figure dismiss fusion rumors in Vermont. They say the ideas originate from untrustworthy sources and not official party positions. Both express skepticism about any fusion with Democrats while noting cautious openness to selective alliances.
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Rutland
Tie
Vermont
James Burke
West Hutland
Progressive
Tad Denophloss Tiga
One Jones
Prograntes Mart
Ate
Jones
Burke
Boston
Attorney Jones
Progressive Party
Mr. Jones
Tounty Teket
Democrate
Benisenide
Military honors for Sir Edward Carson in Belfast
Sir Edward Carson arrives in Belfast with the Marquis of Londonderry and Unionist MPs. A guard of honor of 400 armed volunteers and 50 mounted riders escort the leaders to Captain James Craig’s home. The Ulster provisional government plans an Orangemen’s Day celebration on July 12 to signal Ulster’s exclusion from Home Rule operations.
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Belfast
Ireland
Uater
Edward Carson
Marquis of Londonderry
Castle Reagh
Walter H. Gong
Donald McNeill
Ulster Provisional Government
Guard of Honor
James Craig
Britain
Ulster
Vermont School Superintendents Close Conference in Barling
The Vermont conference of school superintendents ended at Queen City park after a week long session. Sherman Williams of New York spoke on true education, with discussions on superintendent role, educational finance, and the state board of education led by Barre’s EM. Reseon and Proctor’s W A Hoote. Prof. W B Jacobs of Brown University lectured on modern serious methods. A pensions discussion followed led by GS Wright of St Albans.
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Barling
Vermont
Queen City Park
Sherman Williams
Department of Education
New York State
EM. Reseon
Barre
W. A. Hoote
Proctor
GS Wright
St. Altre
E. S. Boyd
Albury
Permit Refused for Harlem Anarchist Procession
New York Mayor Mitohel announced that authorities were instructed not to allow the procession for Sander Herkman and associates planned for tomorrow. The event was to honor three men killed by a Harlem tenement bomb explosion on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitohel
Sander Herkman
Eld
Harlem
Forest Fire Rumors Stir Mount Wabor Damage
Reports of a major fire in Mount Wabor were exaggerated yet described as serious. The blaze burned about nine hundred acres, started about 4 p m on June 5, spread by wind, and involved local fire crews led by the town pole care unit with wardens from nearby towns assisting. Further investigation was planned to determine exact damage and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Wabor
Vermont
Epee Cte Company
Allen
Mount
Tater
Foberte
Dorwet
Walker
Man
Steamer New Jersey Sinks After Fog Collision
In New York on July 10 a United Fruit Co steamer Manchional collided with the steam pilot boat New Jersey in dense fog near the outer harbor. The New Jersey carried a crew of and 16 pilots. The steamer stood by and rescued the crew before the vessel sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
United Fruit Co
Old Newport Mill Wiped Out by Fire
Fire destroyed the dressing mill of the International company in Newport late last night. Estimated loss is $5,000 with insurance. Fire reported around 11:30 pm. blaze fully involved when firemen from Newport and West Derby arrived. Cause undetermined, possible spontaneous combustion. Mill not in use but used as storage. built about 35 years ago and owned by Prouty & Miller.
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Newport
Said International Company
West Derby
Prouty & Miller
Prisoners on Blackwell's Island Fed Bread and Water
Five hundred inmates at the New York City workhouse on Blackwell's Island were confined to cells last night and fed only bread and water after disturbances. The latest incident involved an incendiary fire and cut machinery belts. Corrections commissioner Katherine B. Davis said she would back the warden and respond to any prisoner petitions, noting they will endure until they behave.
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New York
Blackwell's Island
Katherine B. Davie
Mitchel
de. Davis
Automobile Overturned Injures Greene Family in Vermont
An automobile driven by Herman Greene of Greene Brothers collided with an express car at Main Street crossing in South Pownsiye, causing the car to overturn. Mrs. Greene sustained a cut face from flying glass while younger brother Alexander Greene suffered a broken leg and was taken to North Adams hospital. The crash disrupted service on the Bennington & North Adams Street Railway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Uly 10
Herman Greene
Greene Brothers
North Assam
Mase
South Pownsl Yeater
North Atlanta
North Adame Street Railway Co
Autos Collide at Corner in Williston Taft's Corners
An automobile owned by LA Gilbert and another owned by Mrs H C Clark of East Orange collided at Taft's Corners Williston. Mrs Clark's car carried herself and family plus the driver en route from Williston to Burlington. Mr Gilbert turned to Williston. poor visibility caused the crash. Mr Knight of Ruthend, a traveling man with Gilbert, suffered a slight cut and was the only injury. Gilbert's car was badly damaged.
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LA Gilbert
H. C. Clark
Fast Orange
S.J
Taft
Williston
Clark
Burlington
My. Gilbert
Knight
Ruthend
Gilbert
Second Victim Dead in Malden Pike Overturning Crash
In Mallen Mass a second victim died when a car overturned on the Newburyport turnpike near Hoxton. The vehicle left the outer roadway, rolled, and five occupants were injured. One man and another woman died in the crash, authorities reported.
Macdonough Memorial Gains Federal Aid for Vergennes Celebration
Vermont officials secure federal funding for a commemorative monument to Commodore Macdonough in Vergennes. The Senate approved a 15 000 appropriation toward a monument, part of a broader plan marking the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Plattsburgh. A New York architectural firm prepared the design, with construction slated to begin soon and unveiling set for September 6 7 and 8 during the Plattsburgh centennial observances. President Wilson is invited to attend, with Rep Donnelly leading efforts in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital
New York
Plattsburg
Wilson
Donnelly
Descendant of Old Family Dies in Bennington
Elijah Dewey died at the Dewey residence on West Main Street aged 81. A Bennington native born June 26 1833 he was son of Capt Jedediah Dewey and descendant of Parson Jedediah Dewey chaplain of the Fireen Mountain Boys. Dewey spent years in California during the gold era before returning to Bennington to manage family property and work with the Bennington Battle Monument and Historical Society.
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Benington
Elijah Dewey
Bennington
Dewey
West Main Street
Capt
Jedediah Dewey
Parson
Fireen Mountain Boys
Stark Bank
Bunt
Resition
Thalbe Ina Z
San Francisco
Sutter's Crork
California
Benninm
Wheeler, Dewey & Isham
Wall Street
Pennington
Bennington Battle Monument
Death of Mrs Frances Sheldon at Middlebury
Frances Sheldon wife of Dr Samuel Sheldon professor at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute died in her Addison House rooms at 2 30 yesterday after months of illness. Survived by husband son Samuel Sheldon Jr nephew Charles Putnam and two sisters Mrs Lo W Coleman and Mrs James E Edwards. Funeral Saturday at 2 at Addison House with Rev John Evans Bold, burial in West Cemetery.
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Middlebury
Frances (Putnam) Sheldon
Samuel Sheldon
Brooklyn, N. Yu Polytechnic Institute
Addison House
Brooklyn Savings Bank
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mra
Lo W. T. Coleman
New York City
James BE. Edwards
Englewoods
N. J
Mra Sheldon
Sheldon
Middlebury College
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Militia man Patnod dies after injections at Rutland
Charles J Patnod a Rutland resident for over 50 years and Civil War veteran died at 20 90 last night at 164 River Street after receiving a second Ayramin guard injection administered for army fever precautions. He served with Company H 7 Vermont volunteers and leaves a widow three sons and three daughters with numerous grandchildren in Rutland and nearby towns.
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Patnod
St. Martins
Ikit
Bet
Vermont Volunteers
Moberts
Patood Ie
New York City
Stoudivten
Worrester
Mass
Rutlend
Battle to free Mrs Carman hinges on witness credibility
Freeport reports a courtroom battle over the murder case of Mrs Louise Bailey. Prosecution witnesses are attacked as the defense pushes for immediate hearings and potential release of Mrs Florence Carman. District Attorney Stith questions Golder and Bartles testimonies while investigators pursue new alibi leads and corroborating statements from insurers.
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Freeport
Tiny Quest
Louise Bailey
Mra
Florence Carman
Tim
Mra. Bailey
Dr. Catman
Mre. Caremon
Golder
Bardes
Carman
Dr. Carman
Hardes
Brooklyn
von Bardes
Flotener Cartan
Yesterda
George Levy
Toadlay
Senate Prepares Bills After Record Session
Washington July 10 Senate clerks rush to print a record session bill pack authorizing the president to raise the regular army to war strength and creating an aviation section in the signal corps. The package also includes a misdemeanor for misuse of the American flag or arms insignia in advertising and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Billy Hte
Renate
Both May Pay Later Phrase Lacks Clarity
A terse line notes that both May pay up later, but the fragment offers no clear event or entities. The text lacks dates, places, or organizations to ground a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrere
Vermont Sunday School Convention Set for Barre in October
An interdenominational gathering at Congregations in Barre last evening began organizing a program for 350 to 400 Vermont State Sunday School association delegates. The October 21 22 and 29 convention will feature Rev Charles A Boyd as secretary and includes sessions at the Congregational Church with meals at nearby churches. Organizers anticipate a record turnout and plan extensive hospitality and entertainment, with committees formed for decoration publicity and excursions and broad city participation planned.
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Vermont State Sunday School Association
Barre
Charles A. Boyd
Burlington
Vermont
Connecticut
State Sunday School Association
Oetar Ber Assembly
Hedding
State Baptist Convention
O. G. Stickney
G. Woodriff
F. A Fiove
V. Jones
J. W. Barnett
James
Milne
Bottling charge heard in city court under rare statute
Louis Tochetti of North Main Street was arraigned on a charge of bottling salt beverages in others’ receptacles under Section 0.909. A hearing and witness testimony preceded a guilty ruling with a 41 per broken bottle fine and costs, and an appeal bond set at 450 for county court next September. Frank W Langlois filed a complaint asserting his bottles marked F W Langfain and M J Methowan were found at Tochetti’s shop. Langlois and Langlois employees testified to ownership and handling. A separate case against Joseph Broggins for assault emerged with bail set at 50. hearing date not fixed.
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Louis Tochetti
North Main Street
YoTl
Pochetti
J. Ward Carver
Frank W. Langlois
Langlois
Mari Zanleoni
Mise Flienbeth Colombo
Jor Pinnari
Poehetti
Poebetti
Pocchetti
H.W. Scott
Tail
Harry Gamble
Joseph Broggins
Terr! Henderson
Carver
Brogwint
Patrida Coloenho
Katy Flyer Robbed Near Matson Missouri
Four bandits stopped the Katy Flyer near Matson Missouri, detained the engineer and fireman, detached the mail and express cars, blew the safe in the express car, and escaped with several thousand dollars. They abducted a track-walker named William Christopher and disappeared into the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Trai
William Christopher
Windsor Man President Of Vermont Pharmacy Meet
Burlington July 10 Vermont State Pharmaceutical association completed a three day meeting with a lake ride aboard the Chateaugay and a chasm visit at Westport. Officers elected include President Charles H. Skinner Windsor and vice presidents Fred R. Barker Brandon and C G Maynard Burlington. Attendees included Mayor James E. Burke Burlington and Prof Joseph P. Remington Philadelphia among others.
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Burlington
Vermont ‘State Pharmaceutical Association
Chateaugay
Port Kent
Ausable Clinem
Titen
Chasm
Westport
Westport Inn
Association
James E. Burke
Joseph P. Remington
Philadelphia
American Pharmacoporia
J. F.finneran
Boston
National Association of Retail Druggist
Fred R. Barker
Brandon
G. Maynard
John B.lambert
W. &. Terrill
Montpeliers
Permanent Fund
Wilfred F. Hook
Brattleboro
N.o
Springfield
Fred D. Pollard
Proctoreville
Bancroft Seeks Senate Seat From Barre Town
Barre Town in Washington county plans a candidate for state senator this fall. Frank Bancroft, a well qualified local figure, is urged as one of the two senators for the county, as Barre Town surpasses nearby towns in population and influence.
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Barre
Montpelier
Washington County
North
Sell
Waterbury
Berance
Frank C. Mencreft
Witi Sens
Bancroft
President delays Warburg nomination awaiting Senate action
President Wilson will not nominate Warburg of New York to the federal reserve board until the Senate takes definite action. The president shifts responsibility to the Senate for a decision on the nomination, while awaiting findings from the banking committee on cross examination in the hearings.
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Warburg
Wilson
Federal
Eosective Board
Mat Werburg
New York
Senate
Offra
Warkury
Hinally
Pear
Inspection at Navy Yard Reveals Portmouth NH Confusion
A garbled report notes an inspection at the Navy Yard in Portsmouth New Hampshire dated July 16. It mentions Secretary of the Navy and difficulties with terms and processes, suggesting bureaucratic confusion and incomplete details about the port or yard operations.
Fall into hatchway sparks fatal accident at Montpelier
A child named Domalene fell into a hatchway at a recently built canal area in Montpelier. He was retrieved by bystanders but succumbed to injuries after EMS arrived. Authorities report a possible twin baby mishap linked to the incident, with a gremlmother figure noted in connection to the event.
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Herons
Helikasp
Fiewr
Mfr
Cha Akrenp
Halembur
Mehn McAway
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Carranza
Westinghouse Co
Hayes
West Rutland
Sir Edward Carson
New York Harbor
Oscar J. Manser Way
Macdonough
Chartes
Montpelier Court
Matson
Missouri
Windsor Man
I Charles H. Skinner
State Pharmaceutical Association
Frank C. Bancroft
Dufferin Terrace
Fameur
Navy Yard
Roosersit
Portemouth
Ofl
Portemorth
Asmuptan
Frankie
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