Huerta Expected to Resign Amid Flight from Mexico City
Washington reports Huerta and his family were flying from Mexico City with several close associates as diplomats anticipate his resignation today. Officials say Mlanquet and others may follow to Vera Cruz while some expect one last desperate stand against the constitutionalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Huerta
Mexico City
State Department
Cespatehos
Mexico
Mlanquet
Vera Cruz
Iranza
Federal Evacuation of Guaymas Begins Aboard California
The Mexican federal forces began evacuating Guaymas today with the steamer Benito Juatex arriving. This marks a preliminary step toward a broader exodus as the California and destroyer Prepie proceed to Lapas to seek joint support with the constitutionalists for Carrana. The move aims to reopen the Southern Paville railroad shop at Empalmoy and restore through service between Nogales, Ariz, and Tepic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mazatlan
Guaymas
Benito Juatex
Admiral Howard
Lapas
Carrana
Southern
Paville
Empalmoy
Nogales
Ariz
Tepic
Rebels Ready to Enter Mexico City From El Payo
Revolutionary agents in El Payo claim constitutionalist troops can enter Mexico City within 12 hours if Huerta falls. They warn against disorder before Carranza government takes hold. Troops under General J nrilar, about 4,000 men, are staged in the Vera Cruz district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Payo
Tex
Huerta
Mexico City
Revolutionary Agente
Carranza
J Nrilar
Vera Cruz
Auto Struck Child in Rutland Collision
In Rutland on July 10 three year old Martin Granger son of Mr and Mrs A M Granger was struck at Library Avenue and Baxter Street by Mrs C Perkins automobile driven by Paul Pelton. The boy suffered bruises and rested comfortably last night. Pelton claimed the child darted into the road and he could not stop a six mile trip in time. The boy and his mother were taken to Dr W G Hodadon's office for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Martner Granger
Mra. A.M. Granger
Baxter Street
Library Avenue
C. Perkins
Paul Pelton
Pelton
Ponfuard
W. G. Hodadon
Court physician to attend Rasputin after attack
In Saint Petersburg on July 18 the imperial court physician and a waiting attendant began preparations to stay with Grigory Rasputin the monk and confidant of the emperor following a wound inflicted by a woman. Reportedly he had threatened to kill Rasputin claiming he undermined Christianity and promoted temptation while enjoying absolute immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Em- Y Indy
Exum
Sishering
Myatie
Gregory Rasputin
Gueees
Mong
Rasputin
Almelute
High Finance Charges On Wabash Pittsburg Rail Line
Washington reports accuse high finance of manipulating the Wabash Pittsburg railway. The commerce committee investigates native Twewend's restraint for an Interstate Commerce Commission probe to determine causes behind fluctuations in the road's bond prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. U
Wabash-Pittsburg
Meuse
Famine and disease threaten Dominica rebels near Peette Mints
Washington reports famine and disease ravaging the Caribbean, driving rebels from strongholds near Peette Mints. President Parties struggles as the situation worsens with scarce water and rising casualties amid daily unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Domiinicas
Peette
Locked in Car Three Days From Newport to Concord
Thomas Bruce a 19 year old of Groveton spent three days and nights in an empty freight car traveling from Newport Vermont to Concord New Hampshire. He boarded the car in Newport and the doors were sealed as it moved to Boston bound trackage. He reached Concord after a perilous trip marked by extreme hunger thirst and heat before train crews found him. He was treated by the city physician and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Thomas Bruce
Groveton
Newport
Vtu
Elfty
Bruce
New Hampshire
Vermont
Itr
Boston
Woadaville
Millé Street
Coal Barges Sunk in Storm Beyond New Orleans
In New Orleans on July, a fleet of 31 coal barges sank during unprecedented rainfall. The eel and cargo were valued at $160,000, causing substantial damage and loss to the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Loss of 100000 at Raleigh cloudburst hits North Carolina city
Raleigh reports a late day cloudburst causing around 100000 in damage. In New Albany Edgar Murphy confesses to killing 11 year old Herman Fisher after a visit to Lola Wilhelm. Authorities say Fisher informed Wilhelm of the affair and Murphy, a married man estranged from his wife, admitted the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Edgar Murphy
New Albany
Herman Fisher
Lola Willolin
Mure Phy
Burlington County
Miss Wilhelm
Murphy
Woman Charged Grand Jury Hears Carman Shooting Case
Mineola Long Island July 15 A grand jury weighing indictment resumed hearings at the Carman home jail in Freeport after two cadging witnesses withdraw over friendship ties to the Carman family. Witnesses include Henry Debowu who saw Mrs Bailey approach the Carman residence and a man in disguise letter from Rochester noveled by Dr Carman. a tramp Frank Farrell corroborates Celia Coleman’s account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra Ellen Corby
Celia Coleman
Women strike MP in Scotland defense chief assault
London July 15 two militant suffragettes attacked Right Hon Thomas McKinnon Wood secretary of state for Scotland as he left his residence. The women armed with heavy horse whips struck Wood across the shoulders before police arrested them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas McKinnon Wood
Scotland
Lo Whe
Wood
Bott
Young Woman Drowned At Hampton Beach Exeton
Marjorie C. Mittin twenty was drowned while swimming off Little Boar's Head as her aunt watched near Exeter. John Kelly from Exeter and Charles Boynton helped recover the body before resuscitation efforts by Dr. Thompson Chesley and others failed. Mittin, a Exeter High School graduate from a suffrage family, was on vacation with her mother and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Beach
N. H
Marjorie C. Mittin
Exeter
Little Boar's Head
Miss Mitin
North Shore Road
John Kelly
Charles Boynton
Thompson of
Hampton
Dovtor Chesley
Mike Mifflin
Charles Miffin
Exeter High School
Orivie
Mary
Godfre
George Frey
Boston
Common Stock Dividends Approved by Court of Appeals
Albany N J July 1 By a court of appeals ruling the Union Pacific Railroad may pay dividends on common stock to holders of common shares while excluding preferred stock. Equitable Life Assurance Society sought to halt this. appellate division affirmed with costs. About 80,000 in common stock profits will be distributed, including sums from Northern Pacific transactions and convertible bond liability reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. J
Court of Appeals
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Costa
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Knocked Down and Robbed On West Street Bridge
Winooski July 14 Fernbst Potvin ten years old son of Alphonse Potvin was struck on the head by two men near the river bridge while returning from work. They robbed him of money and a gold watch. Potvin aided by a passerby reached home and Dr Bill treated his head wounds. This is the second attack in three days with another assault reported nearby.
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Potvin
Lap
Bill
Vin
Len
Miss Dorn
Degret
Wilson Hears of Tragedy in Mexico Crisis
President Wilson learned of French citizens killed or imprisoned in Mexico amid military actions near Zacatecas and other states. Officials reported eleven prisoners in total and the situation drew prompt government attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Drowning at Barton Clockwise Ferry Disaster
A drowning accident near Barton yesterday involved Isiton Ferry Repioekts and Perry of Dorchester. Perry and Miner swam ashore. Miner died trying to rescue his brother Claude Perry aged 18 and Mt Miner age 10. Survived by mother and siblings in Dorchester.
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Dyby
N.S
Acc
Cilent
Plac
Barton Yesterds
Isiton
aCe Perry
Egrthalet
OH Mint
Derchester
Mars
Rosigh Wa
Perry
Inal Miner
Mt Miner
Veure
Claude
Mier
Mar Fom
Iertrade
Mildred
Georgia
Dor
Chester
Wille
Challenger Ready to Start for United States Departure
The Shamrock IV prepares to sail for the United States with Needan listed as the crew. The launch, dated July 1, signals readiness for the voyage as the challenger to the American Cup title proceeds toward Liverpool for final preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock IV
United States
Needan
Ith
Shaw IV
Armerian
Cap Citeberwritere
Livepole
Burlington businessmen to tour Barre quarries venture
Barre organizations wrap up plans to entertain about 100 Burlington business men Friday. Guides will show quarries and plant operations at Barre mills while a luncheon near Jones Bros. winds up the afternoon. A welcome banner across North Main Street is proposed to greet visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
East Brookfield
Williamstown
Graniteville
KL. Smith Co
Boutwell
Milne & Varnum
Millstone Hill
Barre
Tarry
North End
Loa
Jones Brox
North Main Street
Republican state committee urges direct primary call in Vermont
At a five hour Montpelier meeting the Republican state committee adopted resolutions requesting Governor Fletcher to call a special session of the legislature to enact a direct primary law. They pledged bipartisan cooperation with Democratic and Progressive committees to draft a non partisan measure and appoint representatives for talks with allied parties. Action on other items was deferred to an August Burlington meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Atate
Pavilion
Montpelier
Erndon
Fletcher
Republican State Committee
Alk
Watson
White River
Nelson D. Phelps
Barre
M. F. Barnes
Chimneypoint
Welling
Kennington
Harry Blodtt
St. Johnsbury
A. L. Sherman
Arlington
Porter H. Dale
Island Pond
J. G. Norton
St. Albans
Fleury
Lele la Motte
CL Wilon
Chelsea
Allen M. Letuler
General Assembly
State of
Vermont
Burlington
Man Falls in Elevator Shaft at Furniture Store
Ruthand July 12 details a severe accident at a furniture store on Pine Street where Thomas Gouyrs of His, age unspecified, fell about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken left arm and hip injuries with fears of internal damage as the elevator car capped the shaft while Ste. Gooyes stepped onto the floor above. His brother assisted from the maintenance area and several workers were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonges
W. Stickeey
H.R. Rye
Gane
Welcome in St. Albans opens rural carriers convention
About fifty members attended the tenth annual Vermont Rural Letter Carriers' association convention at Knights of Columbus hall in St. Albans. Assistant Postmaster M. By O Here and Alderman Walter K. Baatmin welcomed delegates. J. H. Beckwith of Rothel spoke for the state association, with reports from J. M. Carpenter and A. A. Webster. A trolley ride to St. Albans bay and a banquet at the American House marked the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Vermont Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Knights of Columbus Hall
O'Here
Walter K. Baatmin
Mann
Charles H. Stratton
Knosburg Falls
Franklin County Rural Carriers’ Association
J. H. Beckwith
Rothel
State Association
J.M. Carpenter
St. Johnsbury
A. A. Webster
West Glover
St. Albans Bay
American
Bennington Hearing Delayed In Fatal Vermont Crash
The hearing for Isaac H Blessing on manslaughter charges over the death of five year old Jane Danforth was postponed to Thursday due to Judge Holden's absence. Blessing, with counsel Frank Archibald and Isaac Blessing, had arrived from Dara and remained in custody with Deputy Norcross. Witnesses from Rupert are expected, with testimony focusing on speed and whether the child darted into the road. The crowd’s anger reportedly spiked, and Blessing’s wife Mrs Blessing received police protection during the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Frank C. Archibald
Manchester
Isaac H. Blessing
Syracuse
Jane
Charles Danforth
Rupert
BH. Holden
Blessing
Pennington
Dara
Ciutody
Charles J. Norcrosa
Keasing
Whorf
Sherif Norcross
East Rupert
Massachusetts
Vermont
Norcross
Girl Witness Prompts Liquor Charge Against Garibaldi Couple
Charlotte Brown testifies that she purchased beer from Carlo Garibaldi and his wife Katrina at their Shuttles Place home, aided by Joseph Decota and Mia Decota. They face liquor sales charges and are held on 500 bail each for the September Washington County term after a raid led by Oliver Murley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Brown
Joseph Décodta
Mia
Decota
Carlo Garibaldi
Katrina Garibaldi
Washington County
Atttorney
J. Ward Carver
Garibaldi
Shuttles Place
Olver John 8
Murley
Harry Gamble
John W. Pineen
H.W. Scott
Iwil
Scott
Gariboldi
RB. A. Hour
Carver
Joseph Decata
Garitoldi
Little Mine Brown
Charlotte
Lenaly
North Seminary Street
Garibeldi
Hoar
Gay
Joseph Decota
Riboldi
Mbent
Brea
Alburg Worker Injured in Shafting Room Accident
Lewis Goddin was caught in a shafting belt at the Boston Jersey Creamery in Alburg yesterday afternoon. His clothing tore away to one shoe and stocking before the belt broke. Dr. FP H Martin treated him for severe injuries and he was taken to Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington. Unclear if others were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburg
Lewi Goddin
Boston Jersey
FP. H. Martin
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Godelin
Randolph July 15 Community 15 Aroused Over Attack Suspect
Randolph residents discuss the arrest of Wallace Avery on a charge of attacking nine year old Eve Lyn Fermison near the sireun ground. Despite a thorough investigation no evidence was found. Avery had recently served a term for attacking Teddy Clifford, seven, at Bethel. He is jailed awaiting a state attorney and detective review amid strong community sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Wallace Avery
Evelyn Fermison
Teddy” Cifford
W. C. Clifford
Bethel
Avery
Rockng
Ferguson
Montpelier Man Buried After Train Tragedy Unknown Victim
Remains of a young man killed by a Central Vermont train near Montpelier were buried at Green Mount Cemetery today at the city's expense. Rev. William Shaw officiated, prayers offered at the statue, and efforts to identify the victim proved futile. A possible friend connection was noted but not confirmed, with the man said to have arrived from White River Junction last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Montpelier
Green Mount
William Shaw
Charles Berry
White River Jumelion
Cuttmer
Berkley Hearing Resumes in St Albans
The Berkley case against Dr G C Berkley proprietor of Colonialine resumes in St Albans on July 15. He faces charges of violating terms of his license and involvement in the May 28 banquet incident with University of Vermont freshmen. Witnesses were summoned from local Freemen groups and a few former witnesses testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
G. C. Berkley
Colonialine
University of Vermont
Rinak
Judgment by Default in Allen vs Mee ton case
In Middlepury on July court settled the law suit of LO Allen against Frank Mee ton of Salisbury. A default was tendered by the defendant. Action stemmed from a horse trade. Attorney A A Sturtevant represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlepury
LO Allen
Frank Meeton
Salisbury
James J. Donowas
Wefault
Fledgling chase ends with arrest in Unity case
A lively chase at Unity ends with Harold Ferneworth arrested on larceny charges after fleeing from a warrant at Ralph Larking's home. Witnesses LaRemont Bea and Mason Smith report the incident as officers pursued him through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laremont
Smith
Montpelier
Harold Ferneworth
Mantpen
Farnsworth
Ralph Larking
Bavarian War Ministry Orders Tobacco Purchase Change
The Bavarian war ministry issued an order directing tranches of the meeting to buy cigarettes only from firms of the tobacco trust. The surface had already been banned from the Dara Vien railway stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavarian War Ministry
Munich
Meering
Firmea
Dallas Fire Claims Ten Lives In Tragic Blaze
A Dallas fire killed two people and burned three others, with additional victims reported as injured. Fire officials said the blaze started in a building servicing multiple tenants and rapidly engulfed the structure. Investigators are tracing the cause as teams recover the remaining victims and secure the site.
Petitions Denied For Permanent Road On Main Street
City aldermen debated street lights and improvements at Eastern avenue and East street. A light at the corner was approved, while Essex Street improvements were deferred for title checks. Driveway repairs were refused, Allen Street sidewalk was refused pending land deeds, and 1914 permanent state roadwork plans were approved detailing a stone chip bed and six inch depth. Building permits were granted or noted for several properties along Foster, West Second, Center, Murray, North Main streets, and Depot Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Avenue
East Street
Keefe
Cook
Hoban
Enot Street
Bruce
Keast
Bancroft
Allen Street
South Main Street
Jownna Bee
Foster Street
L. DeBlois Tranite Co
West Second Street
John Brown
Center Street
Dessie Fraser
A.tove
Hin Hosne
Mary Zanitoni
North Main Street
Satule Venetth
Earle Casirico
Glen
Benhione
Second Street
Cirelo Street
Fred Geevasl
Harris Avenue
Shepard
Hobineon Bros
Sellows
Jom
Fred N. Braley
Fraley
Pater
W. K. Sembon
Prohibition Biennial Section Notes and Attendee List
Fragmentary report references a commnitter Dr Pelier and Orve with Hanese of Moweimg present. Details unclear due to OCR gaps but indicates a prohibition era biennial event or section meeting with identified individuals. Further readable items not recovered.
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Washington
Howard
Dear
Monk
Wabash & Pittsburg” Railroad
Concord, N. H
Cova
Gulf of Mexico
Raleigh
North Carolina City
N.C
Carman
Lash
Marjorie C. Mifflin
Winooski
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Zacate
Lan
Prem
Brother
Challenger
Thomas Gonyea
Vermont Rural Carriers’ Association
Lewis Goddin
Berkley
St. Albans Oicente
Middlebery
Allen
Harold Parnsworth
Beat Tobacco Trust
Dallas
Main ST
Robinson Bros.’ Circus
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