Huerta Nears Departure From Mexico Port
General Huerta and a group including Senora Huerta and Senora Blanquet arrived at Puerto México where British and German ships prepared to offer asylum. Huerta’s slow exit prompted worry at home as refugees were guarded and kept out of sight while officials discussed safe passage aboard the Bristol and Dresden.
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Puerto Mexico
Tamalea
Huerta
Mré
Bristol
Tierra Blanca
Vera Crux
Senora Blanquet
Fanshaw
Erie
Mexico
Senora
Erich Koler
Dresden
Blanquet
Jesus Rincon
Thin Port
Camarena
Jorge
Victor Huerta
Resignations Reported In Mexican Government and Ghosa
Mexico City July 17 Richardos J Gomez rebel attorney general and General Hernandez Pueblo governor and Huerta son in law resign. Gambling houses in the capital closed by order of President Carbajal and further gambling bans announced by authorities.
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Mexico City
Richardos J. Gomez
General Hernandez
Pueblo
Huerta
Furter
Carbajil
Carbajal Announces Readiness to Retire as Mexican Leader
Washington reports Francisco Carbajal successor to General Huerta as provisional president informs U S officials he intends to retire in favor of General Carranza. He seeks amnesty and protection for opponents of the constitutionalists, while Saltillo notes Cerranae open to negotiations, signaling stability in Mexico.
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Washington, D. C
Francisco Carbajal
General Huerta
Wisionsl
Mexico
United States
Cartanm
Carbajal
Iaf
Saltillo
Cerranae
Car
Mesto Cis
Carranza discusses terms for Mexican constitutionalist government
Carranza asserts unconditional surrender by Huerta is the only path to a peaceful settlement. He says Huerta’s resignation and Carbajal’s replacement won’t soften the movement’s principles and warns that if Huerta’s regime resists, the constitutionalists will seize power by force. He notes a potential delay of a month before entering Mexico City and the possible deployment of troops to preserve order if needed.
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Woo City
Huerta
Carbajal
Catranea Wifi
Chivery
Party of Huerta
Carranza
Mexico City
Federal evacuation of Guaymas ends amid new provisional rule
Aboard the California at Mazatlan July 17 the federales evacuate Guaymas completing a long siege. The garrison, with horses and accoutrements, sails on six steamers and four schooners. A provisional government is established and order prevails. Fighting intensifies at Acapulco among Mexican constitutionalists federals and Zapatistas over seaport control. Rear Admiral Howard sends the Chattanooga to protect foreign interests alongside the Cleveland.
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California
Mazatlan
Guaynas
Acapulco
Constitutionalists
Zapatistas
Howard
Pavitic Feet
Chattanooga
Cleveland
Stronger Indictment Anticipated in Nassau Case
Mineola July 14 17 Nassau county grand jury reportedly agreed manslaughter in the death of Mrs Lourie Bailey against Mrs Florence Carman. Prosecutors hope a stronger superseding indictment may be returned later based on new evidence said to have been discovered yesterday during the manslaughter decision. The present indictment was expected to be handed up in court this afternoon.
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Mineola
Nassau County
Florence Carman
Lourie Bailey
Mrs Carman Indicted for First Degree Manslaughter
New York July Naau county grand jury indicted Mrs Florence Conklin Carman for first degree manslaughter in the shooting death of Mrs Louise Bailey in Dr Edwin Carman’s Freeport office. Bail set at 10000 to 15000, trial expected in autumn with defense by John Graham. outcome uncertain but acquittal favored by locals.
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New York
Florence Conklin Carman
Louise Bailey
Edwin Carman
Freeport
Nasanu County
Grand Jury
Carman
Liberty
John 41
Graham
Syorset
Nawaau County
Lion
Long
Anxious for a rematch with Geo Carpentier
Ana duys and Smith and their manager pushed for a staged rematch with French heavyweight Geo Carpentier after Carpentier won the prior decision. Smith was disqualified in the sixth round for hitting the Frenchman on the ground. Carpentier’s camp suggested July or January, while Smith pledged to fight anywhere anytime for the purse.
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Ana Duys
Vkarrange
One heat death reported in New York
A heat wave in New York City caused a fatal incident as temperatures rose to 93 degrees at 1:00 PM and continued to climb rapidly. Authorities reported a death tied to the extreme heat and urged residents to seek shade and stay hydrated.
Fighting Over Says Carranza. Girl's Assailant Lynched
Fragmentary text reports Carranza assertion of conflict ending with vigilante action. A girl’s assailant is described as lynched amid upheaval. Scattered phrases reference plans to reestablish government or stability in unspecified location. The garbled OCR yields unclear dates or places beyond Monterey.
Portrait Theft and Pankhurst Arrest in London
London reports a violent break in at the National Portrait Gallery where a militant attacker struck Thomas Carlyle’s portrait with a cleaver, damaging glass and frame after a struggle with attendants. Separately, Emmeline Pankhurst was arrested again, sedated onto a stretcher and taken to Holloway jail amid a heavy police escort as she faced suspected protest plans.
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London
Thomas Carlyle
John Millers
National Portrait Gallery
Newte
Ginas
Carlyle
Emeline Pankhurst
Hily
Holloway
Lcense
Women's Social and Political Union
Holland Park Hall
New Haven Board Opens Talks For Peaceful Dissolution
Washington July 17 Department of justice officials expressed surprise that the New Haven board of directors began negotiations for a peaceful dissolution of the system. Earlier reports said Attorney General McReynolds warned that rejecting terms on the Boston and Maine stock sale could prompt an anti trust suit by the department.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Fastion
New Haven Board of Directors
McReynolds
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts
Department
Two Put Under Arrest in Massachusetts Murder Case
Beverly, July 17. Gaetano Drjvalo and Mrs Virginia Barleto, wanted for murdering a husband, were arrested in New Jersey. Drjvalo taken into custody at Rocky Hill and Barleto at Princeton. Barleto stabbed to death July 4 near Wenhamling pasture. They were indicted for murder by the grand jury yesterday.
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Beverly
Mass
Gaetano Dr Jvalo
Virginia Barleto
New Jersey
Rocky Hill
N. J
Princeton
Barleto
Wenham Ling
Divato
Changes His Faith Public Ordination at Newfane
A public ordination and installation service was held at the Congregational church in Newfane last evening. Rev Charles W Mark recently from Yarmouth was ordained as Congregational minister and pastor of the Newfane church. The sermon was delivered by Rev M Houghton of ITC. Rev Mr Mock, Harvard 1905 graduate, is 35 years old with a wife and two children.
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Newfane
Congregational Church
Charles W. Mark
Yarmouth
Fall caused fire in hay barn injuring caretaker
A misread report describes a July 17 incident where a person named Elike Dridgeo fell through scaffolding in a South Windham barn. A lantern broke, igniting hay and a half year’s crop. Nearby workers attempted to act, with later confusion about injuries and animals.
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Elike Dridgeo
South Windham
Scaffodd
Sarasl Fogaer
Bey
Lowe
ComMie’s Understanding Rules Misspelled Declares Confusion
A garbled note appears to describe ComMie misunderstanding rules, naming age and a strange scene at a wall. It mentions a person reading aloud, with unclear context and fragmented dialogue.
Woman's skull laid open with axe shocks Rutland
Rutland July 12 Louis D. Welky of Fair Haven a moulder is in lockup on a technical charge of assault likely to be upgraded after allegedly striking his wife with an axe Wednesday night. The victim identified as Mrs Pelkey is described as in and out of consciousness with a large skull wound. State’s Attorney Stafford will investigate with Deputy Sheriff Pelley and Welky has retained counsel W H Preston urging that he will be bound over to the next Rutland county court.
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Rutland
Louis D. Welky
Fair Haven
Mesaurt
R. Lape
Pelkey
Petkey
Lape
John A. Pelley
Fous
Stafford
Pelkry
Threr Dayne
W. H. Preston
Trains Hit At Crossing In Norfolk Dead Identified
Six people were killed and many injured in a collision at Fairmont Crossing Norfolk between an electric Virginian Passenger and Power Co train and a coal Virginian railroad train. Only two of the dead have been identified. The electric train crashed through lowered gates as a freight train of 70 cars passed. Passengers were trapped in the wreckage.
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Norfolk
Virginian Passenger & Power Co
Virginian Railroad
Fairmont Crossing
Receiver sought in New Haven trustees case
In Boston on July 17 a suit filed in supreme court seeks appointment of a receiver or special master to prosecute claims totaling 306000000 against New Haven road directors and their estates. The minority stockholders’ law firm asks restitution for funds allegedly wasted in building the system. Judge Braley set a show cause hearing for next Friday on the receiver and injunction against stock disposition.
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Boston
New Haven Road
Supreme Court
New Haven
Braley
Liquor license revoked at Colonial Inn after hearing
The Colonial Inn in St. Albans loses its liquor license following a second hearing prompted by citizens alleging license violations during a May 23 banquet for University of Vermont freshmen. The commission cited selling liquor to minors, with an appeal possible to Franklin County Court.
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Colonial Inn
St. Albans
University of Vermont
Franklin County
Bis
Murlinston
Lees
Peemer
Thie City
Charles Royce
Thievity
Orat
Burlington Merchants Tour Delights Rutland and Springfield
Burlington Merchants Association conducting a 25 car tour arrived in Rutland for luncheon with about 74 local businessmen present. Speakers included ex Governor Mead and Mayor E B, then proceeded to Proctorsville to meet Governor Fletcher. The group then dined in Springfield hosted by local leaders and continued toward Windsor and Williamstown before returning amid strong enthusiasm.
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Rutland
Burlington Merchants’ Association
Bardwell
George B. Chalmers
Rutland Business Men's Association
Vermont
John A. Mead
Max Seeeeely
James P. Taylor
J. Ebe
Govan Allen Mi Fletcher
Proctoraville
Werner
Springfield
Fletcher
Max. L. Powell
Burlington Association
Harkness
Greater Vermont Association
Windsor
State Prison
Woodstock Inn
Williamstown
Fare Board of Trade
Vermont Auto Fees Lift State Revenue to New High
Vermont’s motor vehicle registrations in a year push state income to a record level with about 280000 dollars available for permanent road construction. Four spring months yield 118193.30 dollars, while 5700 new cars imply around 1300000 dollars in car expenditures at 700 dollars per car. Washington county leads in total registrations with Rutland second and Windsor third. Rutland leads in fleet registrations with Washington showings.
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Vermont
Brefetary
Bailey
Secretary of State
Lnn
Washington County
Hoensey
Rutland County
Windsor County
Glase Speoms
Chittenden
Smablts
Areo
Mystery of Unidentified Woman Found Drowned at Winthrop
Boston police probe a drowned woman found off Locust street Winthrop with no identifying marks or jewelry. A Fort Heath private identified a woman seen there Wednesday but authorities report no match. Medical Examiner Leary notes drowning as cause while efforts continue to name the victim and locate relatives.
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Boston
Locust Street
Winthrop
Leary
Coal Artillery Corps
Fort Heath
Fort
Lewsey
Eee
Mmp
Winthrop Patror
Aeery
Winthrop Shore Drive
Retirement of Henry A Roche Ends Long Local Career
Henry A Roche of Walpate NX retires after decades of service. The long career includes firefighting and civic work, ending at age 72 with a quiet departure from public duties. Local officials note his leadership and community impact over the years.
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Walpate
Henry A. Roche
Six Defendants Hear Sentences in Montpelier City Court
Six cases heard in Montpelier city court this morning produced jail terms and fines. John Mulcahy of Brattleboro received 20 days in county jail for intoxication with fines and costs. Michael Teney faced 30 days plus a $15 fine and costs for a subsequent offense. Thomas Maloney of Burlington may serve 30 days for a subsequent offense with a $15 fine and costs. Hugh Leonard of Woodbury hopes to pay $5 and 50 cents in costs. George Donahue pleaded not guilty to a subsequent offense but was found guilty and fined $15 and costs, likely to appeal. A Bernardini and Titrick Maloy faced further actions on intoxication and a subsequent offense with jail terms and fines, while Maloy’s case included an assault charge and potential grand jury action.
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Montpelier
John Mulcahy
Brattleboro
Michael Teney
Thomas Maloney
Burlington
Hugh Leonard
Woodbury
George Donahue
A. Bernardini
Boodemarin Audh
Titrick Maloy
Elmer Pattoe
Claim settled in Montpelier bankruptcy case
In the T A Flint estate case in Montpelier a claim by Valvoline Oil Co was noted as settled prior to bankruptcy. William Wither represented Valvoline and W N Parker acted as trustee. An application to sell or dispose of Mr Kiddys invad ceased was argued with exemptions claimed by the bankrupt and counsel F G Fleetwood and Dole HH Senter. Applicants for the right to dipper polices were represented by F M Thienamith and Bailey.
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Atontpelier
T. A. Flint
Montpelier
Valvoline
Wiliam Wither
Valvelier Company
W. N. Parker
C. P. Adety
Kiddy
F.G. Fleetwood
Dole HH. Senter
Polices Savere
Thienamith B. Bailey
Lightning Halts Cars in Sudden Storm
Fragmented OCR text describes a sudden storm stopping traffic with warnings and confusion. Mentions lane closures and cautious driving as motorists seek shelter, with no clear details on location or date. The readable bits sketch a weather disruption impacting vehicles and safety concerns.
Avery in Barre Charged in Assault Case
Randolph Wallace Avery, linked to a July assault on Evelyn Ferguson age nine in Barre, faced partial confession after detention by Sheriffs Howe and Kent. He was moved to Chelsea for trial steps while Barre investigators pressed inquiries into a second suspected attack on a seven-year-old girl on July 4, with no identification by victims.
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Randolph
Evelyn Ferguson
Wallace Avery
D. D. Howe
JH. W. Kent
Chelsea
Sherry Kent
Merars
Morgan and
Whites House
Morgan Detective Agency
Toston
Avery
E.W Kent
J. F. Lamson
Messrs. Morgan
Whitehouse
Narre
John Girl
Community funeral for 10 year old John Gordon
Services for John Gordon 10 son of Mr and Mrs Gordon were conducted at the Durkee building with Rev BE Newell officiating. Interment followed in Hope cemetery. Attendees included Jane Riddell Henry Feraythe James Duncan and William Magrahar with floral tributes from family friends coworkers and local clubs among others.
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Panera
John Gordon
William Gordon
Jaane Riddell
Henry Feraythe
James Duncan
William Magrahar
Lemenots
H. Gordon
Mist B. Geedon
Cowie
Ross and
Ralph
Barre Rangers Football Club
Mra
Whitey Carnations
G. Mowatt
Bughes Avenue
Theol ‘Street
G. Reid
Isaac Riddell
Mra. Woodworth
Mary Corisolo
H. Hendry
A. Palmer
Walker
N. Bianchi
Booth
Booth; Sweet William
Misa Shadron
Lite Medham
Dilly Riddell
East Montpelier Camp Meeting Promises Daily Services
Posters announce the East Montpelier Evangelical Camp Meeting on the grounds from July 24 to August 2. Rev. E. Dotey of Lowell MA, Rev. F. Stevens of Boston, Rev. B. H. Post of Stoneham MA, Rev. Gilbert Lale of Hartford CT, and Rev. Thomas Lale of Montpelier lead three daily services at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Housing and ground space for tents are available on the grounds.
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Montpelier
East Montpelier
Feanciation
E. Dotey
Lowell
Masa
F. L. Stevens
Hoston
BH. Post
Stoneham
Mase
Gilbert Lale
Heigeport
Conn
Thomas Lale
People's Evangelical |Eburch
Grould
Loss of Fingers Case At Local Court Near Miremdon
In a fragmented report Benjamin Renaemo claims injury from an explosion or incident at Miremdon involving Wright Yonengoof and Aron Abteroar. The case centers on recovery for a third party injury and a court declaration regarding the loss of fingers and the formation of a lien or agreement.
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Rutlent
Benjamin Renaemo
Bey Wright
Artie Jartee
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