Huerta Dictator Flee Plot Spreads From Mexico City
Washington reports say Huerta family deserts capital and heads toward Veracruz aboard ships while the dictator plans to flee with four million dollars in drafts. Generals Maas Joaquin and Mario, Moheno and others travel toward Puerto Mexico as banks suspend deposits amid crisis.
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Commercial Tribune Bureay
Munsey Building
Washington
Huerta
Mexico City
Maas
Puerto Mexico
Spec.al
Joaquin
Mario Maas
Moheno
Aftermath of Harlem dynamite killing fuels anti anarchist drive
A Harlem tenement blast that killed four prompted police to plan a crackdown on anarchists and related groups. City officials may refuse a public funeral in Union Square for Carén Berg Hansen, while Berkman supporters push a street march to a cemetery with the bodies held in a private morgue nearby.
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The
Commercial Tribune
New York
Harlem
Industrial Workers of the World
Arthur Carén
Charles Berg
Wi “Yrembers
Carl Hansen
Caron
Berg
Hensen
Union Square
Alexander Berkman
Arene
Massachusetts license law sparks funeral permit dispute
A Boston style liquor license plan is cited as a model as Massachusetts authorities discuss reform. A Berkman funeral permit issue triggers a proposed Aldermen resolution to bar permits, with police and Health Department likely to order immediate burial if permits are denied. Meanwhile a separate report covers protests tied to Rockefeller demonstrations and trials in Tarrytown.
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Berkman
Board of Aldermen
Health Department
Aker
Westchester County
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown Court
Caron
Berg
Three Wilson Reserve Board nominees confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed three of five Federal Reserve Board nominees in a late session. Charles S Hamlin W P G Harding and A Miller were approved. Warburg Paul M of New York and Thomas D Jones of Chicago remain unacted upon. Jones faced four hours of questioning over ties to Industrial firms and possible antitrust concerns. Warburg may withdraw. committee dialogue continues with a likely close vote on his fate.
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Tribune
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Charles S. Hamlin
W. P
G. Harding
A. ©. Miller
Senate
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Banking and Currency Committee
Warburg
Banking Committee
Board weighs compensation in Schwemlein murder case
Columbus July 6 The State Industrial Commission debated whether a common law wife and dependents of a worker killed at his job may receive death awards from the state fund. Charles Gloyd’s widow and four month old child seek compensation after his electrocution, while a paralyzed mother applies for grief. Annie Schwemlein of Cincinnati was shot and killed by Orville Thompson in May. her mother also seeks compensation for the death. The commission may diverge from recent Supreme Court rulings limiting employer liability in playful acts among workers.
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the Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Charles Gloyd
Columbus Railway, Power and Light Company
Lloyd
Supreme Court
Industrial Commission
Annie Schwemlein
Cincinnati
Orville Thompson
Nice & Co
Thompson
Ampion
Ten Detectives Reenact Carman Office Mystery Killing
Nassau detectives intensified the Mrs. Bailey murder probe by staging a live reenactment outside Dr. Carman’s Freeport office. The drama mirrored the alleged crime with detectives simulating the shot through the window while Dr. Carman directed the scene.
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the Commercial Tribune
Freeport
L. I
Louise Batley
Edwin Carman
Merrick Road
L. L
Carranza Orders Expulsion Of General Felipe Angeles
Reported from El Paso that General Carranza issued an order expelling General Felipe Angeles from the Constitutional Army. The move is seen as retaliation after Villa forces seized national funds and imprisoned Carranza officials at Juarez.
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Prisune
El-Paso
Carranza
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Juarez
Racing with Death 5,000 Mile Relay to Wife
Captain P H Uberoth of the US revenue cutter McCulloch began the final leg of a 5,000 mile race to reach his wife in Philadelphia who is said to be dying. He left Unalaska thirteen days ago and his route covered Cordova Seattle Chicago with distances of 600 1600 and 2182 miles. He hopes to reach Chicago tomorrow morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
P. H. Uberoth
United States Revenue
McCulloch
Philadelphia
Aberoth
Unalaska
Cordova
Seattl
Seattle
Mississippi River freight traffic resumes after twenty years
In New Orleans on July 6 the Mississippi River transportation of freight resumed from its headwaters to the gulf after a twenty year suspension. A barge for river traffic left New Orleans bound for St Paul Minnesota powered by its own force.
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Mississippi River
Gulf
St. Paul
Minn
Holland
King of the Air Legagneux Dies in Loire Crash
George Legagneux a famed French aviator known as the king of the air died in Saumur after attempting a double loop. The propeller broke after the second loop causing the plane to crash into the Loire River, from which his body was recovered after twenty five minutes. Legagneux had since 1908 been a prominent figure in aviation and held altitude records including a 20 295 foot ascent at St Raphael last year.
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Commercial Tribunen
Saumur
France
George Egagneux
Loire
Legagneux
Thia
Paris
Brussels
St. Raphael
King
Herrick Honored at Paris Farewell by Two American Groups
Paris July 6 Myron T Herrick the American Ambassador was bid farewell in a ceremony jointly held by the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris and the American Club as he prepares to leave the Embassy in a few days. President Wilson sent a letter of regret over the loss of his services.
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Murphy
Mitchell
Louise Berger
Hansen
Berg
Caron
Tarrytown
Industrial Workers of the World
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Tribunon
Paris
American Chamber of Commerce
American Club
Myron’ T *Herrick
Wilson
Ambasador
Daring act on warship commended by Daniels
Secretary Darrets today sent letters of commendation to Morris Wallace master of arms and William Carley boatswain mate for rescuing a drunken sailor who had climbed the Virginia's yardarm and was about to dive to the deck one hundred feet below. They threw a line and hauled him to safety after locating him atop the mast. the incident occurred at Vera Cruz recently.
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Darets
Morris “Wallace
William Carley
Doolness
Vera Cruz
Virginia
Two White Youths Accused in Fatal Fire Set by Jealous Suspect
In Salisbury Massachusetts two white youths Joseph Darby and George Slopps were charged with pouring kerosene on Benjamin Goslee a colored man and setting his clothing ablaze during a drinking party. Darby confessed taking sole responsibility claiming it was a prank though Goslee died minutes later. Goslee reportedly said the group had been friendly prior to the attack.
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Benjamin Goslee
Col‘ored
Darby
Hoe
Goslee
Wilson Intercedes For Former Servant in Release
President Wilson personally intervened to secure the release from Mercer County Jail of a former Princeton domestic worker jailed for habitual drunkenness ten years after her service. Governor Fielder supported the request after Miss Katherine Welsh, a former Princeton teacher, brought the case to the President’s attention.
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Commercial Tribune
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Princeton
Mercer County
Katherine Welsh
Fielder
New Jersey
Women Replacing Striking Bartenders At New Bedford Hotel
Two women filled bartender roles at a New Bedford hotel after strikers returned to work following a wage agreement with the union. The proprietor, who hadn’t signed, stated he would keep the women behind the bar.
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the Commercial Tribune
New Bedford
Mass
Two Boys Die In Barn Fire At Princeton Wisconsin
In Princeton Wisconsin on July 6 Arnold Brustman and Walter Morrison both seven years old were cremated in a burning barn as their mothers watched. The children's bodies were found after walls collapsed, and investigators suspect they played with matches starting the hayloft fire.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Princeton
Wis
Arnold Brustman
Walter Morrison
Georgia Senate Bans Third Degree Interrogations
The Georgia State Senate approved a bill making it unlawful for police detectives or others to subject prisoners to third degree examinations. The measure moves to the House for consideration.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Atlanta, Ga
Georgi State Senate
Salem relief aid blocked by House delegation effort
Massachusetts members in the House failed to move Wilsons 200000 relief bill for Salem homeless victims. After Appropriations refused to report, Representative Phelan tried to push action over the committee head but the motion to adjourn blocked progress and the matter was laid over indefinitely.
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Washington
Massachusetts
House
Wilson
Salem
Appropriations Committee
Nmieney
Phelan
Paris council keeps typhoid vaccination rule for hospital staffs
The Paris City Council refused to cancel a regulation making typhoid vaccination for hospital staff compulsory. Councillor Evain cited two hospital employee deaths linked to inoculation, while Gustave Mesureur denied deaths and defended the serum, saying medical opinion supports its preventive value and success in provincial cities.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
France
Evain
Gustave
Mesureur
Ohio postmasters gain salary boosts in nationwide readjustment
Washington reports annual readjustments of postmaster salaries across Ohio with several towns boosting pay. Notable increases include Middletown from 3100 to 3200, Massillon from 2900 to 3100, and Youngstown from 3600 to 3700, while Upper Sandusky and Wauseon see reductions. Kentucky towns also listed with varying increases.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ohio
Monfort
Dayton
Toledo
Cleveland
Middletown
Cuyahoga Falls
Fairport Harbor
Fostoria
Huron
Martins Ferry
Massillon
National Military Home
Port Clinton
Washington D. C
Warren
Youngstown
Lorain
Upper “Sandusky
Wauseon
Kentucky
Ashland
Berea
Catlettsburg
Danville
Greenup
Lexington
Jenkins
Lynching Fear Grips Isolated Robin After Child’s Death
In Robin Idaho an eight year old girl was found murdered in a spring by her rancher parents Jamies T Henderson and his wife. Fred Henderson a non relative was arrested nearby and brought to Pocatello for safekeeping as locals fear possible lynching in the isolated hamlet thirty miles south of Pocatello.
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Commercial Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
Jamies T. Henderson
Robin
Fred Henderson
Issan
Dietz and Son Indicted in Diamonds Smuggling Conspiracy
New York July 6 Herman J Dietz a diamond merchant and his son Charles were indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on eleven counts for alleged diamond smuggling from Canada into the United States during 1911 and 1912. Diamonds valued at 300000 to 500000 were involved according to Assistant US District Attorney Roger A Wood.
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the Commercial Tribune
New York
Herman J. Dietz
City
Charles
Ffderal
United States
Canada
Roger A. Wood
Ax Fiend Murders Entire Family in Chicago Scene
Special Dispatch reports a gruesome ax murder at a Blue Island area home in Chicago. Jacob Neslessa found his parents sister and infant dead, all struck in the head, with an ax nearby. Investigators consider a maniac or fiend seeking revenge the likely culprit. The crime mirrors other infamous ax murders and names potential suspects Mansfield and Cherewinki amid a pattern of deadly family killings.
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Lesia
Blue Island Railway Crossing
Neslessa
Laverer
Mansfield
William Mansfield
Martha
Michael Cherewinki
Neslesla
Blue Island
Seine
Rabbis Extend Sympathy to Late Joseph Fels at Detroit Meeting
At the Central Conference of American Rabbis in Detroit a resolution expressing sympathy to the relatives of social reformer Joseph Fels was adopted after acrimonious debate. An antiprohibition motion was tabled as beneath the conference’s dignity. Rabbi Alfred G. Moses and Rabbi Max Heller supported Fels, while opponents questioned his synagogue relations and Doctrine. A ten rabbi commission will study placing the conference on record regarding minimum wage and similar measures advocated by Rabbi Stephen OT. Morgenstern spoke on The National Religion of Israel.
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Detroit
Joseph Fels
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Fels
Alfred G. Moses
Mobile
Ala
Max Heller
New Orleans
Moses
Stephen OT
Julian” Morgensterne
Israel
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Pettit
al Smith
Racing With
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Wife
Peter Cassenenta
Lexington Avenue
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Herrick
Daniels
Salisbury
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Darby and
George Slopps
Young White
Hebron
AX Fiend
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Nois
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A. J. Burnham
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