Gofence nence Plans Held in Chege
Washington reports suggest a Mexican conference between contending factions over internal affairs is delayed until Torreon talks between Villa and Carranza redact tentative plans. Carranza agents in Saltillo report cautious optimism that internal troubles will be settled and the revolution move forward with mutual roles clarified. The dispute centers on General Angeles and possible changes in the constitutionalist Washington agency.
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Plang
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Torreon
Villa’s
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lSaltillo
Carranza-Villa
General Angeles
Villa
Angeles
Williams resigns as minister to Greece and Montenegro
Washington confirms the resignation of George Fred Williams from his post as minister to Greece and Montenegro. Worried by frequent press quotes accusing European powers, Williams reportedly sent his resignation by cable on July 3, and a close Bryan ally notes his longstanding political ties.
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George Fred Williams
Greece
Montenegro
State Department
Kingdom
Albania
Williams
Congress
Massachusetts
Bryan
Japanese Foreign Office adviser Henry W. Denison Dies
Tokio reports Henry Willard Denison longtime adviser to the Japanese foreign affairs ministry since 1880 died Friday in St Luke's Hospital Tokyo. He was stricken with paralysis a week earlier.
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Tokio
Henry Willard Denison
Japanese Department of Foreign Affairs
St. Luke’s American Hospital
Joseph Chamberlain Dies After Heart Trouble
Distinguished British statesman Joseph Chamberlain succumbs to heart trouble after a period of illness. The report notes his long career in public service and influence on British policy during the era.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Danville Doctor Enters 18th Illinois Race Opposing Cannon
Dr. E. B. Cooley of Danville declares Republican candidacy for Congress in Illinois Eighteenth District to oppose Joseph G. Cannon. He aims to win the nomination and challenge the veteran incumbent in the upcoming election.
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Danville, Ill
E. B. Cooley
Danville
Congress
Joseph G. Cannon
Ilinois
Mississippi River freight service resumes after twenty years
In New Orleans a barge departed for St. Paul marking the return of freight transportation on the Mississippi from its headwaters to the gulf after a twenty year suspension.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Gulf
St. Paul
Minn
Eagan Rebels Reach Agreement
Conference between leaders ends in peaceful settlement of differences as Villa and Carranza factions agree on subordinate roles and supply arrangements. Villa hopes the compact will be kept and Mexicans benefit from the settlement.
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Villa
Conference on Mexican soil sought for constitutional talks
Washington reports that Iberta's envoys and constitutionalist delegates may meet in neutral Mexican territory, likely near the border, to discuss establishing a provisional government. Niagara mediators da Gama and Suarez will meet in New York to iron out meeting details.
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Washington
Iberta
Mexico
Niagara
da Gama
Suarez
New York
Rain saves corn and pastures in Montgomery Missouri
A three inch rain eased drought in northeast Missouri on Tuesday, delivering an hour of heavy rainfall that should nearly insure the corn crop and aid fruit trees suffering from the April 7 drought, prompting voiced relief from locals.
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Montgomery
Missouri
David Starr Jordan Elected President of National Education Association
Dr David Starr Jordan of Leland Stanford University wins the NEA presidency after Dr David B Johnson of Rockhill NC withdraws from the race. The election is hailed as a major achievement in education.
Bomb Blast Kills Four in I W W Apartment Riot
A dynamite blast in an I W W controlled six story tenement killed three men and a woman and injured many others. Police found a printing press dynamo and pamphlets linking to an alleged anarchist plot.
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New York
W. W
Tarrytown
N. Y
Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Py I. W. W
Upton Sinclair
Free Silence League
Colorado
Mr. Rockefeller, Jr
Arthur Caron
General Blanquet Elected Vice President in Mexico Vote
Mexico City reports July 5 elections under Huerta control with General Huerta favored for president and General Blanquet for vice president. Indifference noted as turnout was light and incumbents in the Senate and Chamber of Deputies reportedly retained their seats.
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Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico City
Huerta
Luerta
General Blanquet
Huerta and Zapata May Form Alliance
Rumors in Vera Cruz suggest a possible alliance between Provisional President Huerta and revolutionary leader Zapata. Both in Vera Cruz and Mexico City observers foresee a crisis, with vague explanations for the looming developments. Prominent Mexicans flee, and several foreigners urged by Sir Lionel Carden to leave the region.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Milano Zapata
Lionel Carden
Berlin Floods Trigger Repeated Fire Rescues
Heavy rainstorms across Germany cause widespread damage with Berlin’s fire department forced to rescue residents from flooded cellars amid rising waters in Berlin on Tuesday.
First Woman Acts as Judge in Kansas City Police Court
Miss Laura Middlesworth served Tuesday as judge in the Kansas City Kansas police court, filling in for Judge Brady. She became the first woman to sit on the municipal bench, asserted that a woman who disobeys the law should be treated as a man.
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Kansas City
Laura Middaugh
Kan
Brady
Casualty List Of Fourth Of July In Chicago
The Chicago casualty list shows 18 dead and 248 injured in the Fourth of July celebrations. Property losses from powder related fires totaled $5,500, a light toll compared to prior years. Since 1890, fireworks losses ranged from $60,790 in 1902 to $724,515 in 1909.
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Chicago
United States
Great Northern Steamship Launched at Cramp Yard
Philadelphia reports the steamship Great Northern built for the Great Northern Steamship Company to run Portland to Astoria and San Francisco was launched at the Cramp shipyard on Tuesday.
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Great Northern
Great Northern Steamship Company
Portland
Astoria
San Francisco
Cramp
Liverpool Chamber Pushes Compassion for Ocean Steerage
Liverpool chamber of commerce launches a movement to thank ocean liner insurers for steerage passenger assistance. The effort aims to secure compulsory insurance coverage and protection for travelers in transit.
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Liverpool
England
Chamber of Commerce
Fire destroys Havers Automobile plant in Port Huron
Fire of unknown origin gut the Havers Automobile company plant in Port Huron Michigan causing an estimated loss of 100 000 dollars.
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Port Huron
Mich
Havers Automobile Company
Williams Resigns as Minister to Greece and Montenegro
George Fred Williams, minister to Greece and Montenegro, has forwarded his resignation to President Wilson at the president's request.
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George Fred Williams
Greece
Montenegro
Wilson
Louisville City Comptroller Arrested for Embezzlement
Louisvilles city comptroller Samuel M Wilhite, a leading figure in the In Louisville club and social circles, was arrested Tuesday on embezzlement charges after an auditor report by expert accountants.
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Louisville
Samuel M. Wilhite
Georgia House Deadlocks on Women's Suffrage Bill
A Georgia house committee reported against the suffrage amendment by a narrow margin, after debate on constitutional changes. The chamber declined to advance the measure, leaving suffrage prospects uncertain.
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Atlanta
Georgia House of Representatives
House
Governor Dunne’s Daughter Survives Bay Auto Crash
Miss Mona Dunne daughter of Illinois Governor Dunne narrowly escaped death in a Williams Bay Michigan automobile accident in which her companion Frank Nelson Gifford of Chicago was killed.
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Chicago
Mona Dunne
Dunne
Illinois
Williams Bay
Mich
Frank Nelson Gifford
Turkish Destroyer Bombards Greek Refugee Ship and Monastery
Dispatches from Chois island report a Turkish destroyer on July 3 bombarded and captured a Greek sailing ship carrying refugees to Chois. The vessel was destroyed as the same destroyer then shelled and destroyed a monastery on Gouni islet.
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Athens
Chois
Aegean
Gouni
Princess William of Wied Leaves Durazzo for Bucharest
Princess William of Wied wife of Albania’s ruler departs Durazzo with her children on Friday due to the crisis and travels to Bucharest.
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Vienna
William of Wied
Albania
Durazzo
Bucharest
Auto crash on Lincoln Highway near Stoyes town kills two
Two people died and six injured when their car skidded while passing another vehicle on the Lincoln highway near Stoyes town and slid down an embankment.
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Somerset
Lincoln Highway
Stoyestown
Lightning strike at picnic ground kills two in Oklahoma
A storm sheltering crowd at a picnic ground near Sallisaw Oklahoma was struck by lightning. Two people died and fifteen were seriously injured as the bolt hit the building where many had sought refuge.
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Sallisaw
Okla
Salisaw
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