Huerta Arrives at Puerto Mexico Amid Calls for Coalition
Special cable reports Constitutionalist sources claim General Huerta and several high officers plan a meeting in Nicaragua to form a Latin American coalition aiming to restore him to power in Mexico. In Washington a separate note highlights Representative Sam A. Witherspoon of Meridian, the only House member who returned pay for days absent. He deducted eighty two dollars, nineteen cents and four and three-tenths mills from his check.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Nicaragua
Mexico
Sam A. Witherspoon
Meridian
Wither- Sc
Ben
Witherspoon
Bonham
Mills
COODS
Huerta Arrives at Puerto Mexico as US Seeks Mexican Peace
General Victoriano Huerta arrives in Puerto Mexico aboard his train with Minister of War Blanquet, while Washington presses for an immediate peace plan. The United States works to install a stable administration in Mexico with Carranza and Carbajal, seeks harmony with Zapata, and urges temperate military action and an amnesty for political offenders.
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Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Blanqguet
General Huerta
Zapata
State Department
Mexico City
Huerta
Carranza
United States
Washington
Joh R. Silli Thuman
Wilson
Carbajal
A Pretty Bride Miss Lucian Hull Weds Harrie Lindeberg
In New York at the Church of the Heavenly Rest, Miss Lucian Hull daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Huntington Hull married Harrie T. Lindeberg in a simple ceremony attended by about a dozen relatives. The couple met years ago in Newport while the bride was a debutant and the groom, from a Swedish lineage, was new to the United States. The HULLs reside mostly in Tuxedo Park New York and the bride has many Washington friends and winters with her sister Mrs. Hobson.
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Lucian FE. Hull
George [Huntington Hull
Harrie T. Lindeberg
Church of the Heavenly Rest
New York
Mrs. Hull
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Newport
Mr. Lindeberg
Washington
Hobson
Michigan labor leader warns of imminent copper strike
Oshkosh Wisconsin July 17. C O Taylor president of the Michigan Federation of Labor told the Wisconsin Federation of Labor convention that another strike in Northern Michigan copper mining region was imminent.
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Oshkosh, Wis
C. 0. Taylor
Michigan Federation of Labor
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Michigan
Personal crisis reports surge as Huerta regime falls in Mexico City
Cable report from Mexico City notes an unprecedented rise in personal crisis reports and suicide attempts in the capital after Huerta's fall. Four reports and three attempts occurred in two days, stirring unease amid scarce crime and awaiting Constitutional troops and settlement. Diplomatic telegrams were sent to foreign representatives regarding the new government.
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Commercial Tribune
Mexico City
Huerta
Telegrams Sought In Mystery Of Nelms Disappearance
Atlanta court orders telegraph firms to turn over all telegrams between Mrs. Dennis and Victor E. Innes from the past three years and names Mrs. Nelms as temporary receiver of Miss Beatrice Nelms estate as investigators seek answers in the disappearances of two women.
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Atlanta
Blois Nelms Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
George L. Bell
Superior Court
John W. Nelms
Dennis
Victor E. Innes
United States
Nevada
Nelms
Eleven Die of Heat in the East
Special Dispatch reports from Philadelphia on July 17 as heat and humidity caused six deaths and over twenty prostrations in the city. A brief thunderstorm failed to relieve the oppressive conditions with temperatures near ninety and high humidity continuing into the night.
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Dispatch
The
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Mercury
Chicago
Freeport, N J
Three Die of Heat Prostration in Gotham
Three men died of heat prostration in New York City and seventeen others were temporarily overcome by the heat. The incident occurred in the Gotham area on July 17.
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New York
New York City
Heat Prostration Fatalities in Boston Heat Wave
Two men died and thirteen were prostrated as heat affected Boston today. Temperatures stayed at 89 degrees with high humidity, triggering health concerns and emergency responses.
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Boston
Threatened Rail Strike Deferred After Mediation Offer
A Western railroads engine crews strike was deferred as unions accepted mediation by William Chambers of the Federal Board. The full board will meet July 20. managers deny refusal to follow arbitration but support faster, permanent dispute resolution.
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Western Lines
William JL. Chambers
Federal Board of Mediations and Conciliation
Mr. Chambers
A. W. Trenholm
Committee of General Managers
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Managers’ Committee
Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Carter
Arbitration Board
Mediation Board
Minority Stockholders Seek $102 Million Restored to New Haven
A restitution suit in the Supreme Court seeks to compel former and current directors of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company to restore about $102,000,000 allegedly lost in acquiring Boston & Maine assets. The case targets directors from 1904 to 1909 with a potential triple damages claim under federal antitrust law. A receiver may be appointed, with notice returnable next Friday.
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New Haven Company
Government to Push the Dissolution Suit
A government move to dissolve the New Haven Railroad system appears ready for filing next week. Attorney General McReynolds plans to brief the President before seeking a Sherman Act dissolution, with New Haven likely to concede and court action aimed at rapid resolution.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
New Haven Railroad
Department of Justice
New Haven
McReynolds
New York
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Newen
District Court
Coroners Jury Reviews Chicago Shooting Affray
The Coroner's Jury began a probe into a Chicago shooting last night in the former segregated district. One man killed and three wounded as morals department detectives clashed with a crowd. detective Fred Amort was recommended for release on own recognizance. State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne vows action against criminals in the area.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Cee
Siieet
Fred Amort
Morals’ Department
Old South Side Levee
Maclay Hoyne
Barrel stave whisky case dismissed by judge
Chicago July 17 Federal Judge Landis dismissed the Western Extraction Company suit against the Internal Revenue Service regarding barrel stave whisky. The case argued that whiskies aged in barrel staves could be taxed or exempt, but the court denied the petition and left the government order in force.
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Chicago
Landis
Western Extractio Company
Internal Revenue Collector
Bryan withdraws from Nebraska governor race
Charles W. Bryan brother of the Secretary of State announces he will not seek the Nebraska governorship. He says his candidacy was contingent on a progressive Democratic candidate and the condition no longer exists.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Beer Destruction In West Virginia Dry Move
Parkersburg July 17 a local brewing company supervised by Deputy Internal Revenue Collector B E Hays destroyed 17 000 gallons of beer left over after West Virginia went dry July 1 The beer was run from vats into the Little Kanawha River under prohibition laws no manufacture or sale of intoxicants is allowed in the state.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
B. E. Hays
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Little Kanawha
Captain E. E. West Dead After Uremic Poisoning
Captain E E West a former Marine Corps officer who shot himself about a month ago died at Rhea Springs Tennessee today from uremic poisoning He previously served at Bremerton Washington Navy Yard and was stationed in Chattanooga Tenn
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Chattanooga
E. E. West
Retl
Marine Corps
Rhea Springs
Tenn
West
Bremerton
Wash.) Navy Yard
Striking Miners Attack Guards at Prairie Creek Mines
Hundreds of striking coal miners and sympathizers clashed with 100 guards at Mammoth Vein Coal Company mines near Ft. Smith Arkansas. Three mines were set afire or dynamited, $200000 in damage, no deaths or wounds reported. Rioters controlled the mines for hours before guards withdrew. Local and federal officials moved to reinforce, while disputes over open shop operation and past injunctions shaped the response.
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The
Commercial Tribune
FT. Smith
Ark
Prairie Creek
Mammoth Vein Coal Company
Bachenman Coal Company
Mammoth Vein Company
United States District Court
United És
McReynolds
United Sta
Bourland
United States Marshal
Washington
Murderer of Three Loses His Appeal in Ironton
Harley Beard, condemned for the May 12 murder of three members of the Massey family in Warren County Ohio, had a motion for a new trial overruled by Judge James B. Thomas. The defense plans to seek a higher court appeal after affidavits from the Warren County coroner and local Children's Home stated he was feeble-minded.
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Commercial Tribune
Ironton, CO
Warren County
Harley Beard
Massie
James 8. Thomas
Portsmouth
P. C. Booth
Marie Knorr
Newport
More Infected Rats Found In New Orleans
New Orleans July 17 with two more diseased rats found the bubonic plague cleanup campaign expands. Dr W C Rucker Federal Assistant Surgeon General leads three meetings and directs rat extermination in districts near produce houses and South Rampart Street as citywide efforts intensify.
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New Orleans
Ing
W. C. Rucker
Federal
Rampart Street
Ohio Guards Ready to Quell Belmont County Riots
Belmont County miners riots persist as Sheriff Anderson asks Governor Cox for 500 soldiers. Gov Cox refuses until deputies are sworn in and local authorities exhausted options. Ohio National Guard regiments may be deployed to Eastern Ohio if violence continues.
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Bellaire
Cox
John Anderson
Belmont County
Ohio
John C. Speaks
Anderson
Akron
Carman Indicted for Manslaughter in Bailey Killing
Mrs Florence Conklin Carman indicted on first degree manslaughter in the Louise Bailey case. She posted 20000 bail and was released from Mineola after arraignment. Authorities pursued new leads including a possible higher charge and a buried revolver clue near the Carman home.
Alienists endorse sex instruction in high schools
Healthy marriage and sex hygiene education were adopted in resolutions at the closing session of a conference of alienists and neurologists from thirty seven states in Chicago. The Resolutions Committee led by Dr W A Evans called for health certificates for marriage applicants and sex hygiene to be taught in public schools above grammar grade to boys and girls separately. A second conference will be held in Chicago next summer.
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Chicago
Chik ‘Cago
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