Villa Denies Split With Carranza Amid Arrests in Juarez
General Villa denied any split with General Carranza as Juarez officials were arrested for alleged Carranza appointments. Villa said the arrests resulted from misinterpreted orders by Col. Tomas Ornelas. Meanwhile, 20 to 30 Juarez employees were sent by special train toward Torreon.
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Juarez
Torreon
EL Paso
Tex
Villa
Carranza
Tomas Ornelas
Chihuahua City
Customs House
Telegraph Office
Treasury Department
Information Bureau
Col. Ornelas
H. Perez Abreu
Rafael Zubaran
Washington
Perez Abreu
Zacatecas
Natera
Mexico City
Felipe Angeles
Angeles
Villa-Carranza
Lost Text Promises Reward in Sabbath Debate
A Kansas City notice offers $1000 to anyone proving from the Bible that keeping Sunday is required under sin. The Winniter Free Press (April 21, 1910) quotes a Winnipeg debate between Dr. Fredric B. Duval and A. Gerritisma, D D, on Sabbath and Sunday observance, noting the Bible’s Sabbath versus Sunday ambiguity.
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Kansas City
Winniter
Manitoba
Free Press
Fredric B. Duval
A. Gerritisma
Winnipeg
Mediation Talks Hinge On Washington Word
Mediation in the Mexican crisis stalls while Washington’s stance remains awaited. At Buffalo the delegate Suburan Cabrera refused to discuss a Mexico armistice and urged constitutionalists to name a provisional president. Reports of internal Jose Villa Carranza factions and rebel reverses fuel uncertainty as Friday conference nears.
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Suburan Cabrera
Buffalo
Mexico
Retirement Salaries Granted to 61 California Teachers
The state board of education approved retirement pay for 61 more California teachers bringing total retired to 212. Each will receive 500 annually in four quarterly installments of 125, funded by members’ dues rather than state taxpayers. A related inheritance tax fund added 78,854 last year. A San Francisco dispute over outside experience affecting salary ratings was resolved in favor of the teachers, with the city board paying the back salaries.
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State Board of Education
California
San Francisco
Shirley-King
Education
Hayatt
Miss Louise Oakey Heads to Berkeley Summer Program
Miss Louise Oakey an English instructor at Corona High School leaves Friday to attend a summer program at the University of California Berkeley. She will participate in the university’s summer school.
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Louise Oakey
N. Corona High
Berkeley
Ahe
The
University of California
Gunboat Guerrero sinks rebel Tampico off Topolobampo
Washington reports Huerta's gunboat Guerrero defeated and sunk the constitutionalist steamer Tampico off Topolobampo. Ten killed ten wounded, Captain Malpico chose death over surrender. The battle drew aid from U S warships New Orleans Perry and Preble though neutrality blocked tow. The Tampico had been chased toward Altata before sinking.
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Washington
Huerta
Guerrero
Topolobampo
Howard
New Orleans
Perry
Preble
Mazatlan
Guaymas
Malpico
Stroyers Perry
Altala
Mexico
Morelos
Obregon
Topolohbampo
German ambassador narrowly escapes shooting in Champaign
Count Bernstoroff, Germany's ambassador, barely survives when a nonuniformed police officer fires at his car as he travels to the University of Illinois commencement. The chauffeur ignored the stop signal, prompting the handgun discharge at the crossing.
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Champaign
Ills
Count Bernstoroff
University of Illinois
Bernstoroff
Agnostic North Receives Illinois Degree After 29 Years
Champaign Illinois June 17 Foster North of the class of 85 received his bachelor of science from the University of Illinois today. Suspended 29 years ago for being agnostic and not attending chapel, North had waged a long battle culminating when President Edmund J James found his forgotten case. The university revived the old matter and North, once embittered, was welcomed with cheers at the station as he learned the degree had finally been granted.
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Champaign
Chapel
Foster North
University of Ilinois
Edmund J. James
North
Chicago
State Supreme Court
Presiden James
Illinois
Breach Between Villa and Carranza Seen Not Serious
Washington reports Conservative officials say the split between Villa and Carranza is less grave than feared. Carranza allies claim Villa’s resignation from the commission and the imprisoning of Carranza officials stem from the strongman’s bid to remove troublesome politicians impeding work. They expect Villa to move north to assume supreme command and then resolve the dispute.
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Carranza-Villa
Washington
Villa
Carranza
Carranas
Missing Balloon Crew 15 Located After Five Days
Portland June 17 Roy Donaldson pilot and aide Wilbur Henderson were lost with the balloon Springfield during an aerial race six days ago. They staggered into a forest rangers camp at Walker's on the prairie suffering hunger and cold with torn clothes and no matches. Springfield landed near Blue Lake forty eight miles from Portland.
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Portland
Roy Donaldson
Wilbur Henderson
Springfield
Forest Rangers
Walker's
Blue Lake
Engine Back Fires Burn Prado Ranch Man
Frank Serrano was badly burned on the lower face but not the eyes when a back fire during priming exploded his gasoline engine at a Prado area ranch. He received painful but non life threatening injuries. Dr Grace Beebe delegates to Dr Grace Packard during vacation at Forest Home near Redlands. Miss Sewright travels to Los Angeles then Berkeley for summer school. Wm Prohme Jr and Charles King associate in Democratic Governor bid visit. M Rowland and W N Nichols were in Orange for business yesterday.
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Prado
Frank Serrano
Grace Beebe
Forest Home
Redlands
Beebe
Miss Sewright
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Wm. ( Prohme, Jr
Charles King
Santa Fe to Inaugurate Novel Service July First
The Santa Fe Railway plans a new service July 1 with trained female chaperones for young women traveling between California and eastern destinations. Chaperons paid by the railroad will supervise travelers from home station to destination, first on select trains.
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Santa FE
Santa Fe Railway Company
Avill
Medifornia
Chicago
Kansas City
California
King of Stanford Seeks Democratic Nomination for Governor
Charles King of Stanford campaigns across Southern California from Riverside to Los Angeles, after stops in San Bernardino Redlands Colton and Wings County. A farmer cattleman and land dealer, he leads irrigation and farm policy debates with solid backing from major Democratic figures. If he wins the August 25 primary observers see a strong statewide campaign ahead.
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Charles King
Stanford
Corona
Riverside
Pomona
King
San Bernardino
Redlands
Colton
Hanford
Los Angeles
Wings
California
Tennessee
San Joaquin Valley
Democratic
Corona Girl Wins Tennis Championship in Seattle
Miss Viola Van Kirk of Corona, California, won the all university women's singles title at Seattle, defeating Ruth Miller in three sets 4-6 6-4 6-4. The cup, donated by Graham and Victor, will be awarded to the winner. Van Kirk has two more years to defend the title as tennis grows at the university with about fifty entrants this year.
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Seattle Times
Viola van Kirk
Corona
Cal
Ruth Miller
Washington
van Kirk
Graham
Victor
Surprise Anniversary Dinner for Mr and Mrs LaFlamboy
Ten friends held a surprise party at the LaFlamboys Washburn Avenue home for their fourth wedding anniversary. Mrs LaFlamboy was lured downtown as guests occupied the house for a chicken dinner for twelve. The table featured hand painted place cards and decorations of pansies smilax and roses. A Delft creamer and sugar bowl were given as gifts. Other guests included Miss Ruthill Mrs Holloway Mrs Lloyd and Mrs Clayson.
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R. B. LaFlamboy
Washburn Avenue
Mrs. Lallamboy
Delft
Mesdames
A. R.uthill
L. J. Otte
Co. A. Holloway
A. J. Lloyd
M. EK. Clayson
Gouty scavenger linked to deli thefts in San Francisco
Frank Deluccio admitted living high after hospital tests revealed gout. Police found $2000 worth of canned delicacies stolen from a local grocery on his premises. Three grocery clerks were arrested in connection with the theft.
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San Francisco
Frank Deluccio
Extra session to discuss peace in Mexico
High officials announced an extra session of the chamber of deputies for tonight to address issues of utmost importance that could lead to establishing peace in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico
Dominican government seeks US consul withdrawal
Santo Domingo reports June 17 that the Dominican government has asked the United States to immediately withdraw its consul at Puerto Plata for reportedly siding with the revolution.
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Santo Domingo
United States
Puerto Plata
Huerta and Sir Lionel Carden Clash Reported
British subjects arriving from Mexico City say Huerta and Sir Lionel Carden had a recent clash. The report notes tensions between the Mexican leader and the British ambassador amid ongoing diplomatic strain.
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Huerta
Lionel Clash Veraruz
Mexico City
Lionel Carden
Kaisers Wilhelm II Returns to Port After Collision
The liner Kaiser Wilhelm II limped back to port at Spithead on June 17 after a collision with the steamer Incemore caused damage.
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Spithead
Incemore
Coronas Wed in Los Angeles Ceremony
Frank Gates and Miss Nellie Marlatt of this city united in marriage at 8:30 PM in Los Angeles at P G Hunter’s East 38th Street home. Miss Amy Hunter and Ray Marlatt attended. bride wore white lace over crepe de chine with a shower bouquet. Episcopal service observed. small gathering of friends and relatives. Honeymoon planned around Los Angeles.
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Frank Gates
Nellie Marlatt
Los Angeles
P. G. Hunter
East 38Th Street
Amy Hunter
Ray Marlatt
Cecil Brunner
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Dr. Duval
UY Cali
Jesus
U. S
Niagara Falls
Jume
Guero
Tampico
Ambassador
M. Rowland
W. N. Nichols
Orange
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Visits Corona
Seattle
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