Huerta to resign provisional presidency in Mexico
Roberto Esteva Ruiz, Mexican sub secretary of foreign affairs, said Huerta plans to resign the provisional presidency to avoid civil war and loss of capital. Francisco Carbajal would take over as foreign minister and later step aside for a provisional president acceptable to the constitutionalists. Estella Ruig could not confirm timing, but expected Huerta to lay down power within the week.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Mexico
Roberto Esteva-Ruiz
Mexico City
Europe
Francisco Carbajal
Estella Ruig
Negress Lynched by Mob Near Elloree South Carolina
Rosa Carson, an African American woman, was seized from Elloree jail by a mob on Sunday and hanged from a tree after allegedly confessing to beating to death D. F. Bell’s 12 year old daughter. The child’s body was found after an all night search, partly hidden under a log and with gunshot wounds, following disputes with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg
S. C
Rosa Carson
Elloree
D. F. Bell
Denver Businessmen Back Moffat Tunnel Plan
Denver leaders say recall of the supreme court decision on the 5 million dollar bonds and the Denver and Salt Lake contract is unlikely unless needed. The Moffat tunnel commission and City Attorney Stevens urge completion, with businessmen pressing for tunnel construction even if done by the city and leased to railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Moffat Tunnel Commission
Stevens
Supreme Court
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad Company
Denver & Salt Lake
Editor Denies Wrongful Intent in Revealing Canal Fortifications
Defense for Charles K Field Sunset Magazine and three others charged with publishing military images of Panama fortifications argues pictures and air fight were taken with permission of Colonel George W Goethals in charge of the Panama zone. The claim was presented before Commissioner Balurcay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Charles K. Field
Sunset Magazine
United States
Isthmus
George W. Goethals
Panama Zone
Balurcay
Carranza Refuses Mediation in Mexican Crisis
General Carranza declares he will not accept mediation by the ABC alliance over Mexico's internal affairs. He states the sole condition for peace is the surrender of General Huerta and his army, a demand reinforced by Villa's report from Chihuahua City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Huerta
Chihuahua City
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians Prepare for Annual Dance
In Climton Oklahoma the Cheyenne and Arapahoe nations organize their traditional cum dances as authorities push to suppress the event. Local leaders say the ceremonies are cultural practices with historic significance and plan to proceed despite government pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climton
Okla
Arapahoe
Murder in Nueva Gerona: Victor Peres linked to death
Report from Sunday advices says Duncan Campbell, American, was stabbed to death by Victor Peres in Nueva Gerona Pines after a quarrel. Havena-Ae American cited as involved in the incident. Further details unclear from damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havena
Ae Amerian
Duncan Campbell
Victor Peres
Nueva Gerona
Bole
Pines
Mrs Sheffield Dies in Suicidal Fire After Gasoline Fire
Ethel Sheffield wife of George Sheffield a holy singer ended her life Sunday by setting her clothing with gasoline and self immolation. Mrs Sheffield a native of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Sheffield
George Sheffield
Sheffield
Bap
Franciaco
Ulster Unionists Vow to Resist Home Rule
Belfast reports the provisional government formed by Ulster Unionists authorizes mobilization of Ulster volunteers at a moment's notice. Sir Edward Carson pledges action to force the British government to decide, insisting Ulster seeks peace but will not surrender. The body vows to resist any move toward a home rule parliament while remaining loyal to the crown and imperial constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ulster Union
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers
Edward
Uluster
Ulster
Miners to sue city over riots and dynamiting
Butte Montana miners accuse city authorities of negligence in suppressing rioting on June 13 that wrecked the union hall and June 23 when the hall was dynamited after a failed meeting. They filed a claim for 213 291 with the city clerk, a step toward a lawsuit by Butte local No 1 of the Western Federation of Miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Union Hall
Union of the Western Federation of Miners
Britain warns China over Tibet convention
London reports Sir Edward Grey, Britain's foreign secretary, warned in the House of Commons that China's refusal to sign the Tibet convention could lead to grave trouble on the Indian frontier and force Britain to press the issue with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
Tibet
Edward Grey
Edward
House of Commons
Great Britain
Earl of Euston to wed Miss Edythe Havemeyer
The Earl of Euston heir to the Duke of Grafton plans to marry Miss Edythe Havemeyer of New York. He is fifty four and a widow. Havemeyer has lived in London for several years.
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Earl of Euston
Duke of Grafton
Edythe Havemeyer
New York
Earl Thelaty
Miss Mavemeyer
London
Vries to Wipe Out Family in Fatal Home Attack
A man named Edward Eilebreck fatally wounded a mother and later killed his wife at their St. Louis home. He wounded a father and a son and fired at his sister, missing, and then tried to shoot his brother but ran out of bullets.
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St. Louia
Edward Eilebreck
Ule Matheriniaw
Bie
Fadow
Washington House Votes on Senate Ally Fire Sunder Bill
The house voted 4 to 66 to pass the senate amendment to the subsidy act. The measure would appropriate about $20,000 for a Salem fire project under the bill's provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Salem
Four Revolutions in Santo Domingo Chronicle
Washington faces international pressure as four revolutions rage in Santo Domingo while the American minister returns home. Protests extend from Azua to Monte Christi and La Romana, threatening American plantations and demanding outside protection. Officials in Washington increasingly expect U.S. influence to restore order and install a stable government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republic of
Santo Domingo
Bordas
Azua
Sanches
Samanay Bay
Monte Christi
la Romana
State Department
United States
Obregon Defeats Mexican Regulars in Guadalajara Advance
Border rep reveals General Obregon routed 12,000 federals led by General Miel with fewer than 10,000 troops. Five thousand federals captured with artillery and ammunition. pursuit ongoing toward Irapuato as Guadalajara salutes revolutionary forces. Obregon says he led the assault into Guadalajara and expects 15,000 recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Elias
Constitutionalists
Miel
Jalisco
Obregon
Blasco
Mexico City
Federala
Elias
Guadalajara
Irapuate
City of
Mexico
Attack on School System Sparks Controversy
Dr. H Francis superintendent of schools in Los Angeles denounces the present system. He blasts average teacher inefficiency and accuses powerful interests of blocking educational progress amid a sharp national education debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
H. Francis
Los Angeles
Cal
New York Leader Vows Moffat Tunnel Will Go Forward
Newman Erb president of the Beaver and Salt Lake railroad says he is bitter about the Colorado supreme court ruling that the Moffat tunnel is unconstitutional but remains determined the project will proceed. He calls the decision a setback but predicts construction will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colorado Supreme Court
Moffat
Newman Erb
Beaver & Salt Lake Railroad
Moffat Tunnel
Bandits derail Katy train at Matson Missouri
Bandits held up the Missouri Kansas Texas fast West bound Katy train at Matson Missouri twenty miles west of St. Charles and dynamited the safe in the express car last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
Missouri, Kansan & Texas
Matson
St. Charles
Millionaire Ed wards must pay Ada Cow breach of promise
William Rufus Ed wards the lumberman of St Paul loses guilt in a supreme court decision and must pay Ada M Cow seventeen thousand four hundred twenty six dollars for breach of promise to marry.
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St. Paul, Mion
William Rufus Edwards
Supreme Court
Ada M. Cow
Forty Revolt at Siexigan Outpost Stuns U S Lines
Forty gren revolted at the Siexigan federal outpost near the American lines on Monday. Lt Col Keuasa, the central commander, reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Crua
Siexigan
Keuasa
Cen
State spends 405000 on militia in cop country strike
Lansing Mich Maintained militia during last winter strike, costing the state 405000. Announcement confirms expense and effort to manage public order amid labor protests.
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Lansing
Mich
Three Girls Drowned in Local Lake Tragic Bathing Accident
A small lake near here claimed three young lives during a bathing outing. Marie Fiske, 11, went beyond her depth while two companions attempted to rescue her. All three girls were from the area and are identified in local notices.
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Moose Leake
Mina
Pear
Marie Fiske
Storstad Blamed For Empress Of Ireland Disaster At Sea
A Quebec wreck commission finds the collier Storstad caused the Empress of Ireland catastrophe by changing course without first officer approval. Third officer Alfred Tuftenes is deemed responsible for not signaling the captain as fog closed in. Empresa sank May 20 with over 1,000 lives lost.
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Quebec
Storstad
Empresa
St. Lawrence
Alfred Tuftenes
Justice Horace Harmon Lurton Dies at 70 in Atlantic City
Associate Justice Horace Harmon Lurton of the U S Supreme Court died suddenly at a hotel in Atlantic City New Jersey from heart failure superinduced by cardiac asthma. He was 70 and noted for a lengthy Tennessee state court and federal bench career. Born in Campbell County Tennessee, Lurton served in the Confederate army at 17, later released on parole after his mother appealed to Lincoln, and studied law at Cumberland University after the war.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Justce
Horace Harmon Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Justice Lurton
Tennessee
South
Middle West
Stariatttetilaires
Warn
Newport
Campbell County
Lurion
Lincoln
Cumperland University
Jie
Tensegeee
Control an Empire Four Men Hold Vast Idaho Timber
Washington report details timber control across the region. Four holders in north central Idaho control 60 percent, while two men hold 49 percent in southwestern Washington and five hold 34 percent in Western Oregon. The paper notes large minority concentrations in California and Oregon as well.
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Washington
Idaho
Joseph B Davis
Utah
Secover
United States
France
Oregon
Iia
California
Redwood
Mass Executions Reported Under Huerta Regime
A tall tale claims Huerta ordered a purge with over two hundred executions in a single night in Mexico. The report cites 230 total deaths with 170 at the federal penitentiary and 60 at Santiago Tiahkelaloo, mostly officials and older men.
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Baltido
Mexico City
Berta
Constitutionaliste
Federal Penitentiary
Santiago Tiahkelaloo
Real Estate ExchangEs Select West for Convention Host
Pittsburgh Los Angeles defeated Seattle for the honor of entertaining a national convention of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges. The association elected officers and set plans for the meeting in the western city.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Seattle
Nattional Association of Real Estate Exchanges
Heat claims two lives and many prostrations in cities
Police reported Sunday that Minneapolis and St Paul registered two deaths and a large number of prostrations caused by the heat on Saturday.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
St Paul
Roosevelt may accept Progressive nomination for governor
Oyster Bay reports Roosevelt perhaps will take the Progressive gubernatorial nomination to block the return of deposed governor William Sulzer. The move aims to prevent Sulzer from regaining control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
William Suler
Vernor
Train collision claims five young lives near Rochester
Five youths aged between 14 and 17 were killed when the wagon they rode was struck by a train while returning from a Sunday school gathering near Rochester New Hampshire. Investigators described the crash as a tragic result of a buckboard failing to clear the tracks in time.
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Rochester
N. H
Free Tangé Necklace and Evelyn Thaw Bracelet Offer
Promises a free Tango necklace and Evelyn Thaw bracelet with 6 dollars and 10 cents to cover shipping. Includes 20 packages of Spearmint Gum and notes limited time and two orders per person. Dayton Ohio based United Sales Company advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costagew
Tango
Evelyn Thaw
Sex Knowledge for All Ages Discusses Sex Life and Moral Safety
A tome by Winfield Scott Hall offers comprehensive guidance on sex matters, marriage happiness, manhood secrets, sexual abuses, diseases, and social issues. Praised as scientifically correct and up to date by major papers, sold by Miami Publishing Company by mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Hall
Leipzig
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Press
Standard Book of Knowledge
Philadelphia Ledger
New York World
Premier Ilow-Pandare Auto Tires Special Offer
Introductory price on Ilow-Pandare tires with mileage guarantee and blowout protection. Government service orders noted. Limited ten day sale with several sizes available and non puncture tire factory branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier
Ilow-Pandare” Auto Tires
United States
Trade Moral: Introducing the Buyer to the Merchant
A historic advertising column asserts the purpose of marketing as pairing buyers with merchants. It emphasizes ethical exchange and the role of persuasive notices in commerce, reflecting early 20th century business norms.
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Goethal
Indiana
Ulster Unionists
Provisional Government
Carson
Hald
England
Earl OF
Euston
Attacka School System
Katy Flyer
Millionaire
May A. Sullivan
May A. Gullivan
Quing Arthur J. Hee
Grim Reaper
Pleasure Party
United Sales Company
Dayton, Ohio
Miami
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