Huerta name to be replaced by Carbajal amid peace talks
Reports from Mexico City and Washington indicate Huerta will resign in days, with Francisco Carbajal named provisional president. Carvajal, liberal-leaning yet tied to Diaz envoy history, may seek peace terms seen as surrender terms by constitutionalists. Carranza supporters in Washington back peace conferences, aided by mediation efforts.
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Washington
Carbajal
Huerta
Mexico City
Francisco Carbajal
Cavout
Mexico
Carranza
Francisco Carabajal
Huérta
Carbaja
Guadalajara
Peace Plans Finalized by the Rebels in Mexico
A 24 hour update from Torreon and Saltillo notes Carranza and Villa mediators failing to amend the plan of Guadalupe but agreeing on a provisional government. The plan calls for a revolutionary president until election and lands reform while condemning the clergy aiding Huerta. Carranza and Villa factions accept the resolutions.
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Carranza
Villa
Torreon
Carransi
Saltillo
Guadlupe
Mexico City
Aoe
Guadalupe
Carrange-Villa
Huerta
Plague Case Reported in San Angelo Texas
Four local doctors announce bubonic plague attacked Albert Jones an oil driller who came from Shreveport Louisiana to San Angelo Texas Jones is isolated under guard awaiting a government expert from Galveston officials question the diagnosis and monitor the case
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San Angelo
Texas
Albert Jones
Shreveport
Galveston
Property Owners Beautifying Street On East Twenty second
The city’s ward project to beautify East Twenty second Street gains momentum as owners Professor Lia B. Fee James Morrison and T Paul Wilcox install ten foot parki ng with a center row of trees. Concrete curb two foot gutter and terraced front lots with retaining walls showcase early results and pride in the neighborhood.
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East Twenty-second Street
Twen
Lia B. Fee
East Twerty-second
James Morrison
Twenty-second
Maxwell
T. Paul Wilcox
Sonnel
Fee
Professor Fee
Morrison
Wilcox
Winters girl mystery deepens as father not charged
Newcastle Illinois July 11 missing girl case sees Winters family tied to a wider probe. Bat Masterson and fellow detectives report a co worker found the girl days ago as a nationwide search continues. Masterson says five men work here and four elsewhere. He faces conspiracy charges with $10000 bond and plans to return.
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Newcastle
Imc
Ross ‘Cooper
Winters
Myera Today
Bat Masterson
Masterson
Indianapolis
Bousley
Last Chance to Get Chautauqua Season Tickets Today
Tickets for the final three days of the Chautauqua week go on sale at a small cost. The six climax features, including the musical program and Senator Rob, are priced to encourage purchase and guarantee the season.
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Rob
Hotel guest robbed of 7400 by four men in Chicago
Joseph Goodwin of Yale Oregon telegraphed Omaha detectives reporting he was robbed of 7400 by four men in a South Side Chicago hotel before he left the city last Thursday afternoon. Two of the assailants were armed with revolvers. The incident occurred prior to his departure.
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Chicago
Joseph Goodwin
Yale
Ore
Omaha
South Side
Rate raise postponed to October by Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission rate orders for the Intermountain region, upheld by the Supreme Court, have been advanced to October 1 to allow road operators to compile and publish traffic data. Minor boundary adjustments adjust zone lines to align diagonal traffic regions on the Northern Pacific Coast-to-Galveston route with existing zones.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Northern Pacific
Coast-to-Galveston
Le Doux Wins Bantamweight Title Bout in Paris
In Paris on July 11 Charles Le Doux, bantamweight champion of France, defeated Eugene Criqui in the twelfth round of a 20 round match. Criqui refused to answer the bell at the end of the round.
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Paris
Charles le Doux
France
Eugene Criqui
Criqui
Aviators Complete 900 Mile London Paris Race
Walter L. Brock won the Hendon England to Paris and return aeroplane race covering 502 miles in seven hours three minutes. He beat Raoul Barros by one hour as Baron Carberry crashed into the English Channel and was rescued by a passing steamer after using a life belt.
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London
Walter L. Brock
Hendon
England
Paris
Hlathme
Raoul Barros
Baron Carberry
English Channel
Young Boy Drowns While Fishing Near Loveland
Henry Frick aged 68 of Loveland dies after wading into Westerdall Lake three miles northeast of Loveland to release tangled wire. The accident occurred last night while he fished. no witnesses as companions had departed.
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Loveland
Colo
Henry Frick
Conrad Frick
Westerdall Lake
Frick
Hiccup Attack Fatal as 49 Hours Strike Man
Everett Fassett, 62, dies in Lake Oskawana after a 49 hour hiccup attack stemming from a pneumonia recovery. Doctors report the persistent hiccups caused fatal complications in his system.
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Lake Oscawana
N. Y
Hverett Fassett
Heat claims lives as city swelters at 109 degrees
Four people died and many were overcome as St. Louis endured a blistering heat wave with temperatures reaching 109 degrees. Emergency crews attended to dozens affected by the extreme conditions.
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St. Lou
Wyoming Fair Weather Expected Sunday and Monday
Weather from Washington reports Wyoming will have fair conditions Sunday and Monday with temperatures generally unchanged.
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Washington
Wyoming
Deportation of Correspondent Up in House
In Washington on July 11, Representative Falconer of Washington introduced a privileged House resolution demanding copies of all papers and orders related to the deportation of Fred L. Boalt, a Vera Cruz correspondent for the Cleveland Press. The measure seeks to identify who initiated the deportation and whether a Vera Cruz naval inquiry testimonies were censored, with committee referral and potential open debate if shelved.
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Washington
Army
Department of the Navy
House of Representative
Fred L. Boalt
Cleveland Press
Vera Cruz
United States Navy
House of Representatives
Hoult
United States
Texas
United States Army
Falconer
Fitzgerald
New York
Gardner
Holt
Clark
Wife’s drink remedy leads to attempted murder charge
Kenosha Wisconsin July 11 Adam Lawarowilcz enjoyed beer his wife opposed the habit and prepared a remedy for the liquor craving she added to his drink authorities say the substance was carbon sold as the cure and he now faces attempted murder charges.
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Kenosha, Wia
Adam Lawarowilcz
Cross Dope? Cross Hives Display Planned Match
Los Angeles reports Leach Cross and Jon Rivera set for a 20 round bout on July 28 at 136 pounds. The page notes the pairing as the feature event with both boxers listed as contestants.
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Los Angeles
Leach Cross
Jon Rivera
Storstad Blamed in Empress of Ireland Wreck Findings
The Empress of Ireland sinking on May 2 resulted in 1042 deaths. The Storstad was found at fault for colliding as conditions were reviewed by a board led by Lord Mersey. Captain Kendall’s action was praised though failure to give wider berth contributed. Tofteness faced main censure for failing to alter course. The St Lawrence waterway bore no blame.
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Quebec
Storstad
Commission
Board of Inquiry
Lord Mersey
Kendall
Tofteness
St. Lawrence Waterway
Thames
Clyde
Australian tennis team to sail for New York
Members of the Australasian team to compete for the Dwight F. Davis cup will sail from London to New York today aboard the steamship Aquitania. The players are A. F. Wilding, A. W. Dunlop, Norman E. Brookes and Stanley N. Doust.
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London
Lawa
New York
Aquitania
A. F. Wilding
A. W. Dunlop
Norman E. Brookes
Stanley N. Doust
Elopement Stuns Bloomington As 67-Year-Old Rich Man Marries 25-Year-Old Housekeeper
In Bloomington Illinois on July 11 Ezra Henline a wealthy 67 year old man eloped with and wed Ina Darr a 25 year old house keeper The unlikely pairing drew chatter as the couple left for private vows in a quiet ceremony.
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Bloomington
Ill
Ezra Henline
Juliet
Ina Darr
Vanitie Wins Third Trial To Lead America Cup Defense
In foggy Newport July 11 the Resolute failed to finish a trial race after missing a buoy. Vanitie beat Defiance by 10 seconds, placing Vanitie ahead in the Defender selection series.
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Newport
Vanitie
Canadian Lightweight Title Fight Ends in Draw
Vancouver spectators watched Johnny O Learey and Joe Bailey contest 15 rounds with neither man gaining a decisive victory in a July 11 bout. O Learey showed title-caliber speed while Bailey pressed for late rounds as the match ended even.
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Vancouver
Johnny O'Learey
Canada
Joe Bailey
Delegates Named for Wyoming State Labor Convention
The Sixth Annual Wyoming State Federation of Labor opens Thursday in Cheyenne with President W W Gildroy presiding in the Mine Workers building auditorium. Delegates include J F Higdon and many miners from Frontier Detts Cambria Hanna Rock Springs and Diamondville among others.
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State Federation of Labor
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
W. W. Gildroy
Mine Workers
Industrial Club of
Cheyenne
State Federation
J. F. Higdon
Lion
B. Jackoletti
Frontier
R. A. Hanna
Minners
Gus Beneker
Gunn
Joseph Jackson
A. G. Morgan
Deltz
James Morgan
Detts
Luke F. Millick
Elliot
John Stodard
Reliance Pete Bay
Cambria
Martin Manchinlo
Fred Vetall
P. J. Brawley
Rock Springs
Thos. C. Misher
Hanna
E. L. Mangan
Hani
John Crawford
John Stevenson
Crosby
Wm. Symes
Lake Pivac
John White
W. W. Slack
Noted Senator Robinson to Speak on Citizenship Tonight
Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas arrives in Cheyenne for a Chautauqua lecture on The Rising Standard of Citizenship and Public Service. He discusses the Mexican situation, Indian affairs, and nonpartisan ideals, with a welcoming visit from local Industrial Club president Thomas Heaney and Chautauqua chair Alex Hastie.
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Joe T. Robinson
Arkaneus
Cheyenne
Thomas Heaney
Industrial Club
Alex Hastie
Robinson
Plains Hotel
United States
Congress
Heaney
Hie
United States Senate
House On Indian Affairs
Cour
Hineshad
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