Carranza ready to meet envoys over peace talks
Carranza tells U S representatives in Monterey he will suspend hostilities toward Carbajal's government for negotiations on a transfer of authority in Mexico City. He wants unconditional surrender from Carbajal but offers limited amnesty as a voluntary gesture after constitutionalists assume control. The plan targets leaders of Madero's overthrow. many have already fled Mexico.
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Washington
Carranza
United States
Carbajal
Huerta
Mexico City
John R. Silliman
Wilson
Noral Hanna
Robinson
Mo ‘Erey
O Thhree
Bryan
No Ship for Refugees to Kingston Amid Faroe Crisis
Wireless and cable messages report Huerta loyalists stranded abroad seek transport to Kingston Jamaica. Three passenger ships are in port, Mexico Navigation offers its steamer for 15000 pesos, Bristol refugees refuse the fare and seek to charter the French steamer Mississippi arriving Wednesday, which has 22 berths for 102 refugees. All insist on sticking together.
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Puerto Mexico
Huerta
Kingston
Jamaica
Mexico Navigation Company
Mexico
Bristol
Mississippi
Grain car record set in Chicago with 2271 cars
A Chicago report notes a new grain arrival record on Monday totaling 2 271 cars with 1 287 cars carrying wheat. Each car holds about 1300 bushels of grain, reflecting a high volume for the period.
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Chicago
Abbot Hurtebot Arrested in Bernay Espionage Case
Bernay France Abbot Hurtebot of Fontaine la Lovet has been arrested on espionage charges. He reportedly confessed to acting in Germanys interest amid wartime security concerns.
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Bernay
France
Hurtebot
Fontaine la Lovet
Germany
Maharajah of Kapurthala to Attend Panama-Pacific Exposition
The Maharajah of Kapurthala, a renowned Indian prince, is expected to travel to America next year to attend the Panama-Pacific Exposition and witness the grand displays and events planned for the international fair.
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Maharajah OF
Kapurthala
Kepurthala
India
América
Spencer to Die July 31
East St. Louis Chicago tango teacher Mrs. Mildred Allison Rexroat was murdered. Henry Spencer, sentenced to be hanged on July 21, was refused a stay of execution by state supreme court justices.
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Spencer
East St. Louis
Henry Spencer
Mildred Allison Rexroat
Chicago
State Supreme Court
Captain P B Withrow Lose Steamer Majestic License
The license of Captain P B Withrow, who was pilot in the Majestic when it struck the intake tower near St. Louis and sank on June 20, was revoked Monday.
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St. Louis
P B. Withrow
Majestic
Here
Kings Conference Tests Home Rule Deadlock Ties
King George meets eight party leaders at Buckingham Palace to urge patience and conciliation as they seek a settlement on home rule for Ireland. Proposals hinge on Liberal and Conservative principals, while Carson and Redmond face firm positions from Orange Ulstermen and Catholic Nationalists.
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London
Buckingham Palace
John Redmond
John Dillon
Ireland
Edward Carson
Ignacio Alcocen joins British cruise Bristol from Mexico City
Ignacio Alcocen, a member of the Huerta cabinet, arrived in port with rebels reportedly placing a price on his head. He traveled incognito as a poor merchant, wearing a yellow shirt and cheap woolen trousers with no coat while joining the expatriate colony aboard the Bristol.
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Puerto Mexico
Ignacio Alcocen
Huerta
Mexico City
Bristol
Congressman McDermott Resigns Amid Lobby Investigation
Washington reports Representative James T. McDermott of Illinois offered his resignation on the floor effective immediately. He is under charges in connection with the lobby investigation.
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Washington
James T. McDermott
Sinois
McDermott
Court voids Ten Day Clause in Buffalo baseball case
Justice Herbert P. Bissell on Tuesday granted the motion to vacate the injunction that barred Hal Chase from playing with the Buffalo Federal League club, after the Chicago American League team had obtained the restraining order.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Herbert P. Bissell
Chicago
Hal Chase
Wilson Orders Prosecution as DOJ Moves Against New Haven
Washington prosecutors will pursue criminal charges before a grand jury against the New Haven directors and seek civil dissolution of the railroad, with presidential sanction. The action is expected to start immediately.
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Washington
New Haven
Department of Justice
Wilson
Greeks Take Over the Battleship Mississippi Kilkis
In Newport News Virginia the battleship Mississippi renamed Kilkis was formally transferred to the Greek government. Captain Tsikalas signed the receipt and will command the ship.
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Newport News
Tsikalas
Woman Found Murdered on Galveston Beach
The body of a well dressed young woman with a bullet hole in the head was found on the beach west of Galveston. Police believe she was murdered and there is no jewelry or identification.
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Galveston
Texas
Ofc
Hindus Agree to Leave in Vancouver Deportation Row
Hindus aboard the Komingata Maru who resisted deportation have accepted the authorities terms. The group agreed Tuesday night to the conditions set for their departure.
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Vancouver
Norwegian Papers Demand Recall of American Secretary
Principal Norwegian papers call for the recall of Franklin M. Gunther, secretary of the American legation, over alleged assault on the harbor master of Christiania.
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Christiania
Legation
Franklin M. Gunther
Nuertas Flight 10 Ends War in Mexico Peace Talk Boosts Calm
Washington reports Francisco Carbajal, provisional president successor to Huerta, plans to retire in favor of General Carranza. He seeks general amnesty and property protection for opponents, signaling possible peace talks and a transfer of authority in Mexico City.
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Washington
Francisco Carbajal
Ibuerta
Mexico
United States
Carranza
Carbajal
Guerta
Monterey
Mexico City
Bryan
Jose Castellot
Mexican Senate
State Department
Woman on Trial for Life in Caillaux Case
Paris Madame Henriette Caillaux, wife of former premier Joseph Caillaux, appeared at the assize court in the Palace of Justice and recited the events preceding the March 16 shooting of Gaston Calmette, editor of Le Figaro, toward which she is charged.
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Paris
Mme
Henriette Caillaux
Joseph Caillaux
France
Finance
Assize Court
Palace of Justice
Gaston Calmette
The
Vigaro
Martial Law Declared in Port au Prince Haiti
Washington reports Haiti's government has established martial law in Port au Prince and appears to have complete control of the situation, according to State Department dispatches.
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Washington
Port Au Prince
State Department
Food Officials Push Reform for Food Handlers
Portland Maine resolutions adopted at the American Association of Dairy Drug and Food Officials urged physical examinations for all persons handling food products and called for reforms in food safety and inspection procedures.
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Portland
American Association of Dairy, Drug Dod
Wilson pushes fast on new peace treaties with twenty powers
President Wilson through Secretary Bryan seeks ratification before adjournment of the session. The plan emphasizes investigation when diplomacy fails, independent action by contracting parties, and a wait on force until after inquiry. A five member delegation from each treaty nation plus a fifth member chosen jointly is outlined. Treaties have been signed with Salvador, Guatemala, Panama, Honduras, Nicaragua, the Netherlands, Bolivia, Portugal, Persia, Denmark, Switzerland, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Norway, and Peru. Uruguay to be signed next week.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Salvador
Guatemala
Panama
Honduras
Nicaragua
Netherlands
Bolivia
Portugal
Persia
Denmark
Switzerland
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
Norway
Peru
Uruguay
Noble Finds Gold and Silver Strike in Calico Canyon
Desert teamster W. E. Noble fired at a rattlesnake in Calico canyon Nev a few days ago. The bullet fractured rock exposing a gold and silver vein that promises a rush to the site. The strike yields 150 dollars in gold and 900 ounces of silver per ton. Noble has traveled the region for years and nearly passed the ledge before its discovery.
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San Bernarddino
Cal
W. E. Noble
Calico Canyon
Nev
Noble
Bryan Opts Not to Seek Nebraska Governor Nomination
Lincoln Nebraska Charles W Bryan brother of the secretary of state announced Friday night he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Nebraska governor His candidacy was tied to a need for a progressive Democratic candidate in the field and that need no longer exists.
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Lincoln,Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Wilson
Nebraska
Bryan
Navy launches torpedo boat destroyer QC Urien
The United States navy added to its fleet with the launch of the torpedo boat destroyer QC Urien in Philadelphia. Miss Marcia Campbell of Cherryfield Me, a great great grandniece of Captain Jeremiah O'Brien, served as sponsor for the vessel named in his honor.
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Philadelphia
United State Navy
Urien
Marcia Campbell
Cherryfield
Jeremiah O'Brien
Explosion sinks Blue Bird yacht off Packard real estate
The power yacht Blue Bird owned by E Palmer Gavit, son in law of the late Anthony N Brady, was destroyed by a gasoline explosion in its hold near the Packard real estate exchange.
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Seabright
Blue Bird
E. Palmer Gavit
Anthony N. Brady
Packard Real Estate Exchange
President Wilson Recovers Plans Meetings With Business Men
Washington President Wilson fully recovered from indigestion on Sunday and will meet with several business leaders to discuss business conditions and possible trust legislation.
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Washington
Wilson
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