Huerta 19 Chosen Chief by Mexicans
In Mexico City elections July 5 General Huerta is the favored candidate for president with General Manquet as vice president. Reports say Huerta received a virtually unanimous vote of confidence and incumbents in the chamber of deputies and senate were reelected. A large vote was cast in the capital and surrounding towns.
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Mexico City
Huerta
General Huerta
General Manquet
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Huerta and Zapata Wy Form Alliance
Rumors say Victor Huerta and Emiliano Zapata are forming an alliance to be announced soon. Widespread fear of a coming crisis fills both Vera Cruz and the capital with concern as prominent Mexicans flee. Foreigners, including non British subjects, heed Sir Lionel Carden’s warning to evacuate.
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Vera Cruz
Sere Jim
Sident Huerta
Emilianota
Lionel Carden
Casualty List Of Fourth Of July In Chicago
Chicago reports 13 deaths and 243 injuries in the Fourth of July celebration. Fireworks caused $5,500 in property loss, far lower than previous years. Deaths were the fewest since records began except 1899, though 1,074 were injured then. Since 1890 fireworks losses ranged from $60,790 in 1902 to $724,515 in 1909.
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Chicago
United States
Tragic Georgia killings. husband kills wife and mother in law then ends his life
In Atlanta three people, 30 year old carpenter 8 F Bennett his 17 year old wife Mrs Flossie Bennett and her mother Mrs Mattie Tolbert were found dead in a Georgia woods. Notes in Bennett clothing indicate he forced his wife to drink poison then strangled and clubbed her before luring Mrs Tolbert to the scene and killing her, then killed himself.
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Atlanta
F. Bennett
Flossie Bennett
Mattie Tolbert
Turkish destroyer captures Greek ship and bombs monastery
Dispatches from Kois island report a Turkish destroyer on July 3 bombarded and captured a Greek sailing vessel carrying refugees to Chela. The same vessel then attacked Gouns talet, destroying a monastery in the region.
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Athens
Kois
Aegean
Chela
Gouns Talet
Gasoline launch capsizes in Linn canal tragedy near Alaska
Reports say seventeen people drowned when the gasoline launch Superb capsized in Linn canal Alaska. The craft carried twenty three passengers all residents of Ohagway and Haines en route from Skagway to Juneau for a Fourth of July celebration.
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Seattle
Linn Canal
Alaska
Ohagway
Haines
Skagway
Juneau
Princess William of Wied Departs Durazio With Children
Princess William of Wied wife of Albania's ruler leaves Durazio on Friday with her children due to the critical situation there. She travels to By ebareat seeking safety and stability for her family.
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Vienne
William of Wied
Albania
Durazio
Ebareat
Two Die and Sixteen Hurt as Lightning Strikes Shelter
Salltieaw Oklahoma update reports two killed and sixteen seriously injured when a storm shelter near Salleaw was struck by lightning. Many people had sought refuge in a building at the field during the storm. Local authorities and responders attended the scene.
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Salltieaw
Okla
Sfteen
Salleaw
Infernal Machine Wrecks Building in New York
A powerful dynamite explosion in an apartment tenement used by Industrial Workers of the World killed three men and a woman and injured many others. Police say the bomb, to be used in a trial at Tarrytown, was being made there and explosives and a printing press were found among the wreckage. Arthur Caron and accomplices allegedly distributed inflammatory literature from the site.
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New York
Tarrytown
N. Y
Pocantico Hills
John D Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Sinclair
Free Silence League
Colorado
Rockefeller, Jr
Tarryton
Arthur Caron
Woman Held as Slayer in Congo Case
Stamford Congo coroner holds Mrs Helen M Angle without bail amid testimony of a blood trail from the building to her apartment in the Waldo Ballou death case. Ballou was found dying on the sidewalk outside her residence after she claimed he fell from stairs while intoxicated.
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Stamford
Congo
Helen M. Angle
John J. Phelan
Waldo R. Ballou
Angle
Liberty
Leonard R. Kiendel
Ballow
Misa Mona Duane Narrowly Survives Williams Bay Car Crash
Chicago girl Misa Mona Duane daughter of Governor Duane of Illinois escaped death in a Williams Bay Michigan automobile accident. Her companion Frank Nelson Gifford of Chicago was killed in the crash.
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Chicago
Misa Mona Duane
Ter
Embankment incident in Somerset leaves two hurt
Two people were reportedly injured in Somerset as a car or object caused an embankment incident. Authorities responded to the scene and are investigating the cause and injuries.
Bandit Duel Ends in Oregon Train Heist Incident
Deputy Sheriff George MacDuffey confronted two masked bandits on Oregon Washington Railroad No. 6 fifty miles east of Pendleton. He killed one robber and wounded the other before he was wounded himself as the bandits fled after ransacking the express car and taking cash from passengers.
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Pendleton
Ore
George MacDuffey
Heppner
Here
Oregon-Wington Railroad & Navigation
Ued
W. E. Fergus
Fergus
MacDuffey
Gan. Ey
Morgan Visits Wilson in White House Talks with J P Morgan
President Wilson met with financier J P Morgan at the White House for about an hour in a rare meeting with a leading industrial and financial figure. Officials say the talks aim to support business revival while the tariff act currency bill and trust program progress, ensuring no impression of leaning on big business.
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Washington
Wilson
J. P. Morgan
White House
Roosevelt resumes rest cure with visitors in Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay New York Colonel Roosevelt continues rest cure treatment on Thursday inviting visitors while skipping his normal work hour with his secretary and foregoing his usual schedule.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Park City Infant Dies By Own Action
In Park City Utah Benjamin Roll age 1 died by his own action. Authorities note a possible motive linked to a love affair. the findings suggest a supportable connection to the incident. The report remains brief with limited details available from the source.
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Park City
Utah
Benjamin Roll
Rebels Hope 10 Capture Huerta
General Carranza orders measures to prevent Huerta’s escape and demands his return to face charges. Heriberto Jara confirms rebels have sent men to Mexico City to guard Huerta and disrupt escape. Rafael Zubaran tracks 20 million pesos said to be in New York banks. Venustiano Carranza at Tampico notes offers to kill Huerta have been rejected.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Carranza
Heriberto Jara
Huerta
Senora Jara
Tampico
Mexico City
Blanquet
da Los Supremos Poderes
Benor Jame
New York
Rafael Zubaran
Jesus Carranza
Venusiano
Archduke Francis Ferdinand Funeral in Vienna Chapel
In Vienna the funeral services for Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife the Duchess of Hohenberg were held in the Norburg chapel Friday afternoon. Emper or Francis Joseph attended along with archdukes archduchesses ministers diplomats and senior officials in a solemn tribute to the assassinated heir to the throne.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Archduke Charles Francis Joseph
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Duches of
Williams says resignation sent to Wilson
George Fred Williams, minister to Greece and Montenegro, is said to have forwarded his resignation to President Wilson.
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George Fred Williams
Greece
Montenegro
Wilson
Tragic Ohio Mother Kills Children Then Takes Own Life
In Xeala Ohio, Mrs James Iomin fatally shoots her two children Frederick 8 and Ruth 6 before dying by suicide Monday. Domestic troubles are cited as the motive behind the double filicide and subsequent self harm.
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Xeala
Ohio
Frederick
Ruth
James Iomin
Wilson plans no troop movement in Butte strike
President Wilson will act on the Butte strike situation as it develops but federal troops will not be moved from Vancouver barracks. Port Moody
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Washington
Wilson
Butte, Mont
Vancouver Barracks
Port
Mayor of Butte Stabbed by Miner in Office Affray
Butte Mont mayor Louis P. Duncan was stabbed three times in his office by Finnish miner Eric Lantala after Lantala demanded deportation of Frank Altonen a Hancock Mich correspondent. Duncan shot Lantala in the abdomen. Lantala died Sunday.
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Butte
Mont
Louis P. Duncan
Eric Lantala
Duncan
Lantala
Hutte
Frank Altonen
Neguanee Mich
Hancock, Mich
Western Federation of Miners
Butte Miners Local No. 1
Altonen
Davis
van Horne
President defends policies in July fourth address
President delivers a patriotic speech defending administration policies on Mexican policy anti trust, Panama canal toll repeal and currency law. He states no motive beyond devotion to the nation as critics are charged with narrower patriotism. Audience in a packed square applauds amid regional delegates and patriotic society members.
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Wilson
Joseph Chamberlain Dies in London After Ill Health
Joseph Chamberlain died in London on Friday night. The Right Honourable leader of tariff reform and imperialism for thirty eight years represented Birmingham in Parliament. His 1906 stroke ended a volatile career amid a campaign for protective tariff with colonial preference.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Great Britain
Birmingham
Campaigon
Portland Dock Burned
Oceanic dock in Portland Oregon owned by Brown Guthrie and Co burned Sunday causing about 150000 dollars in damage. It marked the third major waterfront fire since winter.
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Portland
Ore
Oceanic
Brown Guthrie & Co
Notable Career Ended. Takyo Denison Dies in St Luke's
Takyo Denison, longtime legal adviser to the Japanese Department of Foreign Affairs since 1h8d, died Friday at St Luke's American Hospital after paralysis left him weak a week ago.
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Takyo
Willard Denison
Japanese Department of Foreign Affairs
St. Luke's American Hospital
Denison
Four aliens killed in railroad work train wreck near Seville
A Cleveland Wheeling railroad work train derailed two miles east of Seville on Friday killing four aliens and seriously injuring eight others. Local officials reported the crash on the railroad line, with investigators beginning work at the site.
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Seville
Here
Cleveland
Wheeling
Idaho anti liquor forces win at state conventions
In Boise Idaho the anti liquor movement dominates all three state conventions with pro prohibition platforms. Republicans and Democrats push constitutional amendment goals while wets falter on the convention floor and at the resolutions committee as progressives and socialists largely overlook the issue.
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Boise
Idaho
Resolutions Committee
Nationalist Army Growing In Ireland Estimates Vary Widely
Dublin reports the Irish Nationalist volunteers number from 60,000 in Leinster to 250,000 in platform speeches. The movement is loosely organized with spontaneous parish groups and no central command. The ranks mix farmers, laborers, clerks, doctors, and time expired soldiers aiding with drill.
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Dublin
Dunlin Castle
Leinter
Munster
Connaught
Connaught Rangers
Dublin Fusiliers
Munster Fus Jers
Desperado Case Ties Lincoln County Men to Meacham Train Robbery
Louisvill e resident and Clarence Stoner of Lincoln County Wyoming admitted Sunday they assisted a bandit killed during the Oregon Washington Railway passenger train No 5 robbery near Meacham Oregon on July 2. The dead man was Charlie Manning, cousin of Hugh Whitney a known desperado, who allegedly gave Manning the watch that led to Manning being identified as Whitney.
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Louisville
Clarence Stoner
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Oregon-Washington Railway & Navgation Company
Meacham
Ore
Charlie Manning
Hugh Whitney
Whitney
Manning
Arrest in Boise linked to express car robbery and murder
Police seize Frank Ralrine in Nampa as they pursue four robbers in the July 2 Oregon-Washington Railroad express car hold up. Train crew were forced to halt, and Hugh Whitowy was killed during the robbery.
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Boise
Idaho
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navyiation Company
Hugh Whitowy
Frank Ralatne
Nampa
Woman Crushed to Death in Auto Collapse Near Corinth
Mrs Mary F Cheney 60 of Schenectady was crushed Sunday when Lieut Commander P W Foote USN car overturned near Corinth. Foote was hospitalized with severe cuts and bruises.
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Schenectady
Mary F. Cheney
P. W. Foote
Corinth
Foote
Caillaux to Be Tried After Paris Shooting
Madame Henriette Caillaux, who fatally shot Gaston Calmette editor of Le Figaro on March 16, was visited Sunday in Le Lasare prison by Judge Louis Albany, president of the criminal court, which will try her. The judge formally read the indictment to the prisoner.
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Paria
Henriette Cailllau»aux
Gaston Camelle
Ai Figaro
Lasare
Louis Albany
Criminal Court
Williams Resigns as American Minister to Greece and Montenegro
President Wilson requests the resignation of Georgy Fred Williams the American minister to Greece and Montenegro after a public remark on the Albani situation. The action follows the president's arrival here Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Georgy Fred Williams
Greece
Montenegro
Williams
Albani
Jannus Plans Duluth to Chicago Flight in One Day
Aviator Roger Jannus will attempt a nonstop voyage from Duluth to Chicago via Sault Ste Marie in a single day, as announced locally. The feat aims to showcase endurance and early air travel potential.
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Duluth
Chicago
Eaut
Noted Specialias Summoned in Vienna for Internal Complaints
Professor Frau Chvosiek of the medical faculty of the Vienna University and special for internal complaints was moved Wednesday to proceed to Se vila to attend King Peter.
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Vienna
Austria
Frau* Chvosiek
Vienna University
Sevila
Peter
Drought Broken After Rain Reaches St Louis
A drought lasting since May 29 in St Louis, Missouri was broken by a rainfall on Wednesday, bringing sixty six hundredths of an inch of precipitation. The storm ended the dry spell and alleviated water stress in the area.
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St. Louia
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