President Wilson orders ambassador to Mexico City to Washington
President Wilson directs Ambassador to Mexico City to proceed to Washington immediately to brief on the Mexican situation. Secretary Bryan announces after conferring with foreign powers, aiming to clarify US attitude and reaffirm support for constitutional governments in Latin America. The plan includes reporting what Mexican diplomats complain about US stance and Stating commitment to a constitutional framework in the region. Coach states that new minister to China will be Paul H. Reinish, a University of Wisconsin professor, with Senate clearance pending. The tariff bill faces Democratic opposition, and the Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate the Frisco receivership per Congress.
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Senate
Frightful stories of murder and blood reported
July 16 Salonika reports a deadly uproar as a Russian-like mob claims hundreds of refugees. Three local priests sign a statement accusing Bulgarian forces of guiding the attack and forcing thousands to flee the area near Dotran forty miles away.
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Carranza protests Huerta recognition in Washington cable
Governor Carranza wires U S government from Eagle Pass protesting U S recognition of Huerta. He argues Constitutionalists would gain belligerent rights if Washington backs Huerta, signaling a tense moment in the Mexican conflict.
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United States
Walsh Millions Melt Amid Estate Shrinkage
July 16 Chicago report shows John R Walsh fortune, once valued at fifteen million dollars in 1905, has fallen to around forty two hundred dollars per estate attorneys noting drastic decline in wealth and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Eight Chinese Provinces Move Toward Independence
July 16 report by Revociated Prem Pekin notes ten Chinese provinces outline plans to declare independence and join a Southern Confeteracy. Fragmentary text suggests provinces seek to form a new confederation amid regional tensions.
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Kieht Provincns
Richmond Woman Fined for Wearing Silk Skirt
In Richmond Virginia on July 1 Western Downing was fined twenty five dollars for wearing a silk skirt.
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Ichmond
Western Downing
Kemp woman dies in Arlington? lover story headline
Stine Hale Bodson of Kemp Texas is reported as having killed herself at Arlington at the home of her former love Willie Stecord who had killed himself a week earlier after his parents blocked their marriage.
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Seitz murder suspects released in Angleton case
The husband of the murdered woman, linked to the Seitz case, has been released from jail along with most suspects. All Black defendants were freed except a jail inmate named Duttee. The report notes widespread releases four weeks after the crime.
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Angleton
Widow Weds Husband's Nephew in Paria
Paria July 16 Mrs Cottie P Huntington widow of a famed railroad man married his nephew Henry Ky Huntington today, a man also an alronder.
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Paria
Cottie P. Huntington
Henry Ky Huntington
Alro & Allronder
Premiums Offered for First Cotton Bale and Seed Load
Will offers premiums as the usual enterprise. The first bale of new cotton brought to Ryan will earn the farmer 10 in cash. The first load of new seed delivered to the office will earn 12 in cash.
Kinnard Set To Return Home From New Orleans Summer Work
Prof A W Kinnard, who has been conducting special work this summer at Tulane University in New Orleans, will arrive home Saturday. The Eagle notes he hopes to reach in time to view the resolution as.
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Tulane University of Louisiana At
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