Villa Army marching north toward Parral
Secretary Lansing said Pancho Villa is leading a large force northward near Parral and is butchering noncombatants who resist. The administration keeps Pershing near the bandits. In El Paso, Carranza’s troops are reinforcing survivors after a Villista defeat at Corral ranch, 15 miles west of Jimenez.
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Washington
Lansing
Francisco
Pancho) Villa
Parral
Villa
Pershing
EL Paso
Carranza
Trevino
Chiruahua
Carrancistas
Corral Ranch
Jiminez
Courier Journal Promises Fair National Campaign Coverage
The Courier Journal pledges partisan but truthful reporting on the national campaign. Editor Hony Watterton will present editorials on the race while social staff cover doubtful states. Special correspondents report on congressional districts with regular features and market notes. Daily and Sunday rates offered with sample copies available.
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Courier Journal
Hony Watterton
Courier-Journal
The
Beat
Courier-Journal CO
Loulaville
Railroad Employees Demand Eight Hour Day in Strike Vote
A coalition of train service brotherhoods campaigns for an eight hour workday and overtime pay with arbitration via the Interstate Commerce Commission. Managers reject the demand and offer no firm counterproposal, arguing the ICC lacks wage regulation power under existing law. The vote to authorize a potential strike is underway, with officials noting no strike threat until results are known.
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Train Service Brotherhoods
Independent
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Brotherhoods
New York City
Newlands
Elko delegate reports on three national conventions
Mr and Mrs Robert W Hesson returned from the East describing visits to the Democratic National Convention in St Louis the Republican and Progressive gatherings in Chicago He praises the Democratic gathering saying it had enthusiasm and a genuine leader in Woodrow Wilson while criticizing the Republicans and noting the devotion of Progressives to Roosevelt
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Robert W. Hesson
East
Hesson
St. Louis
Nevada
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harding
Glynn
New York
James
Kentucky
Demosthenes
Ose
Maoxevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Arbitration Controversy Mirrors Rail Labor Tensions
The article critiques arbitration as biased by railroad magnates and vested interests. It argues impartial arbitrators are hard to find and notes past arbitration favored corporate lawyers with railroad securities. It stresses the workers’ dependence on patron generosity for a fair deal and links the dispute to national prosperity.
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Corporation
Blanford
Homecoming of Fallen Tenth Cavalry Heroes
Bodies of Captain Boyd, Lieutenant Adair, and seven necrotroopers of the Tenth Cavalry slain near Carrizal were brought from Juarez under guard to El Paso. An immense crowd watched as the caskets were transferred to ambulances and all honors funerals will follow.
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EL Paso
Boyd
Adair
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Juarez
Bell
International Bridge
Infantile paralysis epidemic grows worse in New York
The infantile paralysis outbreak in New York has claimed 150 deaths with 133 new cases in the last 24 hours. Thousands flee the city as physicians from Chicago and St Louis arrive to aid the effort while praise mounts for President and Senator Pittman. The piece recounts political tributes and a cross-country tour ending back in Nevada.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Allied and German Lines See-Saw on Somme Front
July 6 dispatches report British gains near Thiepval and French advances at Belloy en Santerre. German counterattacks offset early progress as Paris notes repulsed assaults and renewed French pressure west of Peronne while Russians claim successes on the Dniester front with hundreds of German prisoners taken.
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Offic
Thiepval
Belloy-en-Santerre
Paris
London
Ancre
Somme
Peronne
Ham
Gennans
Eordun
Notre Dame
Petrograd
Dneister
Venemy
Issakov
Jivatchon Abyso
Milkov- Utehine
Risa
Rarmnovitch
Great South storm abates after widespread damage
Storm 15 eases across the South with millions in damage. The L and N flyer wrecked near Sparta Alabama injuring the engineer and firemen. Pensacola and Mobile remain isolated as 90 miles of wires go down. Atlanta reports Pensacola’s waterfront washed away. high water receding. linemen restoring communications.
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Dirmingham
L. & N. Flyer
Sparta
Ala
Mobile
Pensacola
Atlanta
Fla
Nevada Man Ray Baker Seeks Access at White House
Elko resident Mr. Hesson recounts Ray Baker of Nevada as a popular visitor in Washington. Baker, born in Eureka and brother of the late Attorney General Cleve Baker, was welcomed at the White House by officials including Secretary Tumulty. He carried a large roll of yellowbacks and spoke with officials in casual terms. Senator Key Pittman is described as among the influential figures in Washington.
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Ray Baker
Nevada
Washington
Robert W. Hesson
Elko
St. Louis
Hesson
Rey Baker
Eureka
Cleve Baker
Mr. Hesson
White House
Joseph Tumulty
Tom
Ray
Baker
Key Pittman
Oae
U S Army Keeps Mexico Expedition in Place
Washington July 6 The Penah ing expedition with stay in Mexico will not be withdrawn until all border danger is eliminated. Carranza cooperation is deemed insufficient amid Villa activity. Negotiations will resume through diplomatic channels. Senator Pittman is praised as a national leader.
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Washington
Mexico
Lavine
Carranza
Villa
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