Carranza's Latest Note Shapes US Mexico Policy
Carranza signals two main causes of tension with the United States and Mexico. He argues against a punitive expedition and offers mediation to resolve border disputes via direct negotiation. He warns war would cost billions and harm American property, urging peace without sacrifices.
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Arranza
D ‘States
Mexico
Carrizal
Larranz
Germany
Belgium
Austria
Russia
Turkey
Mr. Hearst
United States
America
Smallpox Vaccination Concerns and Military Health Notes
Before departure the Second Regiment immunized its men but an illness during the trip led to a smallpox diagnosis in Corporal Ma os and the unit was quarantined near Nogales on the Texas border. The piece discusses vaccination efficacy, public controversy in Britain, and typhoid serum debates linked to wartime health measures and the Dardanelles outbreak.
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Maos
Nogales
Texas
Ponngedon
Britain
Dardanelles
Hetty Green’s Wealthy Mischief and Powerful Lures
Hetty Green enjoyed amassing wealth as her idea of fun and power. She attracted slick fortune hunters and designers who sought her fortune, only to be sent away by her wary wit and resolve.
Angel of the Lost Cause and Tulsa Backer Sinclair
Oklahoma oil magnate tarry Ford Sinclair, a principal backer of the Federal League, nears his fortieth birthday. Once closed in New York players trade, he now supports Tulsa from his palace there and a Connecticut summer home, after early life in Wheeling and Kansas.
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Tarry Ford Sinclair
Federal League
Lost Cause
New York
Indians
Tulsa
Sinclair
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry
Sinclairs
Kansas
League
University of Kansas
Independence
Connecticut
New Tax Law Evaded Cramer to Inspect Corp Records
Governor Holcomb sought federal access to Connecticut corporate reports missing from state records. Judge Charles W. Cramer inspected documents in Washington, praised for cooperation. The move could save Connecticut 50 000 to 60 000 by clarifying net income subject to state tax. Benedict Ezekiel to open Beach area restaurant this Saturday opposite the Beach office. Army appropriation bill carrying 830 598 900 was reported to the Senate by the military affairs committee.
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Wiliam H. Corbin
Marcus H. Holcomb
Secretary of the Treasury At
Washington
Secretary of State
Holcomib
Corbin
Charles W. Cramer
Cramer
Connecticut
Collector of Internal Revenue
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Read Co Important Sales to be Considered by Careful Buyers
A list of sales items is presented for careful buyers to review. The notice urges verification of details and conditions before bidding or purchasing, emphasizing diligence and informed decision making.
Summer Needs in Ready-to-wear Garments and Materials
Retail listing detailing summer garments and fabrics with reduced prices. Gowns in various fabrics such as nainsook, Seco Silk, batiste and crepe. lace trim and V neck styles. Children's gowns and dresses offered. Rajah Silk Coats for children. yardages and fabrics including silks, crepes, voiles, marquisettes, and ginghams priced from 19 to 89 cents, limited quantities. Main floor displays.
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Nainsock
Sale on Porch Dresses Special Lot
A small miscellaneous lot of porch dresses massed from display, in plain white and figured lawns and organdies. Formerly sold up to 7.50, now priced at 1.50 each. Only 60 dresses available. No credits or exchanges. Dress Section second floor.
Monroe Doctrine and Huerta Death Standoff Recalled
The piece argues Huerta’s death in U S custody with German money shows his 1913 rule as a Mexican despot. It reflects on early 20th century U S policy and the Monroe Doctrine, noting the United States would oppose European monarchic expansion in the hemisphere.
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Huerta
United States
Despotism and American Liberty Debate Echoes
The text discusses threats from tyrants near Mexico and Latin America, linked to Americanism and democracy debates. It notes Republicans, including Henry Lene Wilson, should openly show grief to aid identification, and mentions a court case possibly moving, plus continued export suspensions to Bulgaria from Romania.
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Helledor
Nicaragua
Bolivia
Tr ‘Ns
Mexico
Huerta
Henry Lene Wilson
New York World
Hetty Green’s Fortune and Final Farewell
The article reflects on Hetty Green, noting her sharp business sense and wealth built through risky bets. It questions whether her opportunities made her truly useful, and laments the life of relentless accumulation ending at age 82. The world’s admiration shifts to pity as she departs, leaving pockets empty and fame intact.
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Wall Street
Hetty Green
Hetty
No Longer a One Man Party in Progressive Detail
The Progressive Party remains independent of Col Roosevelt with active state committees in Indiana Kansas and Kings County rejecting Hughes endorsements. They will call another national convention and name their own candidates as they warn that the party is not the personal property of any leader and will influence the electoral outcome through Friction Day and Election Day.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Hughes
Chicago
Hughes
Indiana
Progressive State Central Committee
Progressive Party
Kansas
Kings County
Col. Roosevelt
Republican Party
New York
Mourning for Huerta and the Wilson ties
A critique of Henry Lane Wilson amid debates over Huerta and Mexico policy. The piece accuses Wilson of longstanding admiration for Huerta and links his stance to Taft era politics, while urging focus on Hughes and anti annexation forces and Kaiser-aligned interests in America.
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Huerta
Henry Lane Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Taft
Mexico
Madero
Mexican Congress
Wilson
United States
Charles E. Hughes
Summer Embroidery and Fancy Work Fair Offers Free Lessons
Free lessons in Rope Paper Basketry and picture framing accompany displays of embroidery and fancy work. Materials are sold with instructions and bundled goods including paper plates luncheon items and royal society package supplies.
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Royal Society
Wilson Administration Praised in Grand Rapids Letter
A June 27 letter to the editor from Grand Rapids, Michigan, lauds Woodrow Wilson as the best American leader since Lincoln. It cites his progressive legislation, stance on Mexico, Pan Americanism, and restraint in European conflicts, calling him a new standard of public service.
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Ness
Bryan
Roosevelt
Wilson
Buchanan
Lincoln
Lincoln, Combined’ In the First Place, Mr. Wilson
Congress
America
Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Huerta
Latin America
Mexico
Blaine
Panama
Europe
Physician Held in Woman's Death in Salem
Dr John W Shannahan of Peabody was arraigned on July 6 in Salem on an accessory after the fact to illegal medical practice charge linked to the death of Margaret Ward of Peabody. An autopsy linked the death to a surgical operation. He pleaded not guilty and posted $2000 bond for a July 12 hearing, at which six other men arrested in connection with the case were to appear.
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Salem
Mass
John W. Shannahan
Peabody
Margaret Ward
Shannahan
Chance for Bridgeport workmen in heavy blue demand
The notice notes rising demand for Bridgeport labor in heavy blue workwear. Prices shift from 75 cents to 1.00 dollars per pair, aiming to secure overall safe production. Local firms seek steady orders and stable supply channels.
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Bridgeport
Bicycle Tires and Repair Offers in City Store
The store advertises the largest bicycle stock in the city with Goodyear and Goodrich tires. Prices range from $1.50 to $3.50, with a large line from $22.50 to $25.00. Repairs offered. bring in old wheel for cleaning and tuning. Baby carriage tires available in all sizes at 35c and up.
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United States
Goodyear and
Goodrich
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