Huerta Resigns as Mexico President. Carbajal Installed
General Victoriano Huerta resigns as president of Mexico after a Senate and Chamber vote of 121 to 17. Francisco Carbajal, former foreign minister, is sworn in as president amid military honors as the country moves toward entry of the constitutionalist leadership.
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Violence and foreign intervention hinder Mexican revolution
The excerpt cites the formation of an army to fulfill a pledge, notes government funding shortages, and criticizes a great continental power backing rebels. It recalls the Vera Cruz bombardment by an American fleet and mentions the Niagara Falls delegation resolving the Tampico incident amid ongoing revolutionary support.
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Suffrage Attack on McKinnon Wood in London
The Right Hon Thomas McKinnon Wood secretary of state for Scotland narrowly escaped a horse whipping by two suffragists in London. His butler intervened to save him from the attack.
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London
Thomas McKinnon Wood
Scotland
Secretary Lane Celebrates 50th Birthday at Office Bower
Washington reports Secretary Lane marked his fiftieth birthday with a flowers filled office and congratulatory messages arriving from many sources.
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Washington
Lane
Huerta and Blanquet Leave for the Coast from Capital
General Huerta and General Blanquet departed Mexico City by train late Wednesday night, heading toward Puerto Mexico. Huerta paid respects at the national palace to President Carbajal before leaving as crowds thronged theaters and cafes, with the populace hopeful for peace and increased admiration for Huerta as a relieved leader.
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Four Fatally Shot in Rival Gang Fights Roil Omaha
In Omaha four people were killed in two clashes between rival gangs. One incident drew about 200 men and boys, triggering riot calls to police headquarters in both confrontations.
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Omaha
Prohibition Plank Fails at Republican Convention
In Des Moines Iowa Prohibition forces lost their bid to insert a plank favoring resubmission of the prohibition question to a vote of the people at the Republican state convention held Wednesday afternoon.
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Des Moines
Huerta resigns as provisional Mexican president reported
Washington hails General Huerta’s resignation as a first step toward solving the Mexican problem. Constitutionalists and U S officials expect a short provisional rule, followed by negotiations for Carranza to enter Mexico City with amnesty and possible immediate recognition by the United States and key South American powers.
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General Blanquet Leaves Mexico City With Huerta
General Blanquet departs Mexico City alongside General Huerta amid reports he might have been Huerta’s provisional successor.
Tragic home shooting ends in multiple casualties in St Louis
Edward Ellebrook opened fire at his in laws home wounding and killing several relatives and a visitor. He killed his mother in law and shot his wife, the father in law and a guest. He also fired at a sister in law and tried to shoot a brother in law but ran dry.
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St. Louis
Edward Ellebrook
Relief for Salem Fire Aid Passes Senate Amendment
House action records passage of an amendment to the sundry civil bill with a $200,000 appropriation to aid the Salem fire department. The vote was 14 in favor and 66 against.
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Senate
Salem
Storstad Blamed for Empress of Ireland Disaster
The wreck commission finds the collier Storstad at fault for the Empress of Ireland sinking in the Saint Lawrence on May 20 with over 1000 lives lost. Third officer Alfred Tuftenes ordered a course change without captain’s instruction, and failed to call the captain as fog rolled in.
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Storstad
St Lawrence
Alfred Tuftenes
St. Lawrence
Miners to Sue City Over Union Hall Dynamos Riots
Butte Montana miners claim city negligence in quelling June riots that wrecked the Western Federation of Miners hall and destroyed records after a meeting attempt. They filed a $213 291 claim with the city clerk, saying it precedes a possible lawsuit.
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Butte
Mont
Union Hall
Union of the Western Federation of Miners
President Wilson Eyes Further Talks With Business Leaders
President Wilson, convinced by talks with J. P. Morgan Henry Ford and other business leaders that the administration is friendly to honest business, plans more conferences. He invited S R Bertron head of a New York banking house to visit the White House.
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White House
Passengers Rescued From Aground Steamer Rosedale
Eight hundred passengers, over half women and children, aboard the excursion steamer Rosedale were taken off by lifeboats on a Jamaica Bay sandbar and transferred to a police boat that brought them to New York City.
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Rosedale
Jamaica Bay
Strike Ends as Florence & Cripple Creek Railroad Men Return
In Colorado Springs a near hundred strong trainmen strike on the Florence and Cripple Creek line was called off after an agreement reached Monday. Most veteran workers are to resume their former posts, ending the labor disruption.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Florence & Cripple Creek
Heatwave Claims Two Lives In Twin Cities Area
Police in Minneapolis and St Paul report two deaths and many prostrations from high heat. Government thermometer shows 94 degrees on Saturday.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Six Teens Die as Buckboard Wagon Hit by Train
In Rochester New Hampshire six youths aged 14 to 18 returning from a Sunday school picnic were killed when their buckboard wagon was struck by a train on Saturday night. The accident occurred as they traveled near the crossing, with authorities naming the event a fatal collision.
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