Five Mexican Generals Rebel Against New Government
Five generals have armed against President de la Huerta's government in Mexico City. He says they pose no major threat due to few followers while offering terms to keep Chihuahua under control and to retire from politics. The report cites El Universal on promises, ranks, and troop allocations.
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Mexico City
Rodolfo de la Huerta
el Universal
Chihuahua
Villa
de la Huerta
Foreign Correspondent Today
Huerta
Fate of Otgond Gordillo Aeato With Jury Ended Trial
Special to The Tribune. Cheyenne Wyoming July 9. Pete Cordillo on trial for the murder of Frank Jennings tells the jury all men are liars and admits a false signed statement after the slaying. He accuses Walter Newell of firing the shots while witnesses support the state theory. The defense highlights contradictions with Cordillo and his brother John.
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Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pete Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Cordillo
Cy P Arnold
Jennings
Walter Newell
Peetite
Higee
Coridillo
John
Cor Hilo
Bank Holdups Two Boys Escape With Cash
Waterloo Nebraska on July 9 reports two well dressed boys robbed the Bank of Waterloo and fled in an automobile with fourteen thousand dollars in cash.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Neb
Bank of Waterloo
Jury Obtains Trial for Sedition in Chicago Case
A jury was seated in Chicago to try William Bross Lloyd and 19 other Communist Party members on charges of conspiring to overthrow the government by force. The trial process followed a 60 day selection period.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Communist Lome Party
Progressives Back Harding as Leader Seeks Unity
Marion July 9 Progressives call on Warren G Harding to solidify support while Henry L Stoddard and J Frank Hanty vouch for his candidacy. Harding calls himself a regular party figure and vows to resist charges of reactionary views amid opposition efforts. A birth is reported for Mr and Mrs Guy Steen in Boulder Colorado with a baby girl weighing eight pounds.
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Associated Press
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Henry L. Stoddard
New York
J. Frank Hanty
Indiana
Stoddard
United Ress
Harding
Guy Steen
Boulder, Colo
East Beacond Street
Palmer and Cox factions fund Reed ouster scheme
Delegates to the Missouri Democratic convention received expense money from two camps backing Palmer and Cox as witnesses testified to Senate committee investigators. Checks signed by Edward Goltra allegedly funded delegates to attend the national convention and oust Senator Reed.
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Reed
Palmer
Cox
Senate
Associated Press
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Edward 2. Goltra
Democratic National
Missouri
Matern O'Neil
Cioltra
Lawrence P. Daly
O’neill
Galtra
Spencer
O'Neill
Henry Streutker
Tony Breuver
Senitter Reed
Steed
Streutker
D Annunzio Repudiated by Fiume Faction
A faction in Fiume repudiates Gabriel D Annunzio as commander. They sent a protest to the national council stating they do not recognize the poet command and demand changes in leadership.
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D’annunzio
FIUME
Associated Press
Gabriel D'Annunzie
Miume
Fiumans
National Council
Court action marks break in gambling dispute
A court injunction issued by Judge Ralph Kimball restrains William Williamson and M C Murphy from running gambling games at a former ice house on Booth Center Street. The case involves property disputes over rooms leased for gambling in Alexandria with prior arrests and fines for permit gambling.
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Storphy
Avenet Woo
Williameon Noe Morphy
Booth Center Street
Alexanda
Willlimeon
Alexander
Pha Dante
Kimball
Yantertay
Wilameon and
Murphy
Pat Royce
Williamson
Democrats to Meet July 20 on Campaign
Day ton Ohio delegates prepare for a national committee conference on July 20 to plan Democratic campaign strategy. Governor Cox and Homer Cummings announce the telegraphic schedule and confirm a single central meeting in Dayton with no preliminary subcommittee session.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Barty
James M. Cox
Homers& Cummings
National Committee
Herston
Cheyenne Trial Focuses on Cordillo Murder Evidence
In a Cheyenne trial dated July 1, defense counsel for Pete Cordillo tries to block testimony to avoid establishing his repute as killer. Prosecutors aim to show Cordillo, then 18, killed Joe Gollott in Brighton, Colorado, in 1918, by firing a shot in the back after Gollott was taken to a hospital, with the state arguing Cordillo's intent and actions led to the death and that an earlier murder near Coenmie in 1919 may connect to the case.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wood
Pete Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Coen Mie
Colorado
Real
Boothiway
Pete Conia
Joe Gollott
Brighton
Gollott
Tragic highway crash near Yellowstone injures six
Henry C. Covington banker from Hot Springs Ark perished in the crash. His wife suffered rib fractures and possible internal injuries. Their 5 year old daughter was severely cut. Mrs Cras and her one year old son sustained injuries. C Cray escaped wheel. Covington died after 11 PM due to storm delay. An additional crash occurred when Harry J Wilson’s car stalled on the slope. Clifford Sewall suffered severe facial injuries in a separate high speed collision with a truck Context mentions probate attempt for Ellen Boyle Conroy estate.
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Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
Henry C. Covington
Hot Springs
Ark
O Cras
Yellowstone Park
C. ©. Cray
Covington
Harry J. Wilson
Clifford Sewall
Sewall
Ellen Boyle Conroy
Greek Advance Strikes Terror to Turkish Heart
Constantinople reports a Greek advance into Anatolia has Turks fearing a complete rupture in negotiations. Turkish peace delegates leave Faria as Mustapha Kemal Pasha's Asia Minor operations continue. Speculation grows over Entente actions as Greeks threaten the Baghdad railway and control near Saint Sofia or Constantinople.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Anatolia
Faria
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Bagdad
Saint Sofia
Court action marks break in gambling
Washington report notes a July 1 forecast from the agriculture department estimating 809 million bushels of wheat and 2.709 billion bushels of corn for the year, with higher projections for oats, barley, potatoes, tobacco and rye. The piece ends with an odd cultural aside about Egyptians and boiled cabbage before wine.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Germany signs pledge to carry out disarmament terms
Spa Belgium July 9 German delegates signed at 11 45 today an engagement accepting allied disarmament terms under protest The note demanded explanation of terms and warned that allied forces would occupy parts of Germany if terms were not met Germany argued Versailles obligated them only to repatriation and opposed further occupation unless treaty terms are violated
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Spa
Belgium
Associated Press
Germany
German agree to armament ultimatum terms in crackdown
SPA reports Germany accepts Allied ultimatum to demobilize 69 for arolud bng armament suspension. They will abolish compulsory service and surrender arms to the allies. Germany also consents to a 150,000 man army by October 1 but opposes Allied occupation of Khur districts if terms not met.
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al- Hed
Arolud Bng
Khur
Laborites Discuss Coalition With SRD Party Aims
United Press report from Chicago notes the National Labor party executive meeting to decide on amalgamation with liberal groups and others to launch a third party. Henry Ford leads Michigan delegates for president while LaFollette remains noncommittal. A naming dispute fuels friction among Labor party and the Forty-Eight committee.
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United Press
Cincago
National Labor Party
Wether
Committee of Forty
Ledeue
Committee of Forty- Eight
Henry Ford
Michigan
LaPollette
Labor Party
Committee of Forty-Eight
Liberal Party
American Party
Pedyple
Irish keep up fight for American aid
Chicago July 9 Efforts to secure endorsement of the Committee of Forty-Night for a plank favoring American aid for Irish independence will be continued despite an adverse mall vote. Frank P. Walsh disclosed the plan to present the measure to the convention Saturday of the Committee of Forty Eight and the Labor party.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Committee of Forty-Night
Frank P. Walsh
Committee of Morty Eight
Labor Party
Preparation of League Assembly Ballot Amid Wilson Plans
The State Department announced the ballot to appoint members for the first League of Nations assembly, to be issued by President Wilson for the November meeting. It notes Geneva or The Hague as possible meeting locations.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Wilson
Assembly of Th
League of Nations
State Department
Geneva
Theunaela
Boy drowns in pool formed by river water
A 16 year old, Charles Bartlett of Oak and Dover streets, died after cramps while swimming in a 20 foot pool formed by dark river water near Darlingtoun. His body, recovered two hours later, was taken to Shatter day chapel as authorities investigated. He left behind his parents and two siblings.
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Oak
Dover
Ecouina
Carl Fed
Kenneth Bartlett
Bie
T. Leftingwell
Ant Vo Moore
Polis
Aher
Lew M. Cy
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Kiran
Hoye
Hoyee
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