Villa Threatens New Mexico Guerilla War Over Recognition
Francisco Villa demands political and military recognition in Chihuahua prompting fears of renewed guerrilla fighting in northern Mexico. General Calles and Villa envoy Gomez met with little chance of agreement as Villa, with 80 men at Boquillas, defies the new revolutionary government. Villa vows to renew campaigns if unmet, and hints at guarding bullion for support if a loyal government is established. He cites Carranza’s betrayal and questions U.S. stance as key factors.
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ACTS TO FREE AMERICANS U S PRESSURE FOR RELEASE
Washington reports say the State department seeks to pressure Soviet Russia to release American citizens held there. An Austrian government request, routed via the American commissioner in Vienna, asks that Hungarian Communists detained after fleeing Budapest be denied release until Americans detained in Russia are freed.
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Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Railroad Traffic Reforms
The Interstate Commerce Commission directed all railroads to move traffic without regard to prior routing and abrogated car service rules. It mandated daily movement of empty cars eastward and coal cars for the east, and box cars for grain loading westward.
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China declines direct talks with Japan over Shantung
London dispatch reports the Chinese cabinet will not enter direct negotiations with Japan on the Shantung settlement despite a request from the Japanese ambassador at Peking. In other news, Indianapolis reports 80,000 new American Legion members in two days, with Connecticut leading at 3,200. thirty three governors have proclaimed American Legion week.
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Fancy Bath Towels and Toweling Offerings
A sale listing features extra heavy and large bath towels 21 by 44 inches at 79 cents each. White towels with colored stripe measure 17 by 36 inches. Huck towels are bleached face towels with colored border and soft finish 16 by 32 inches. Toweling items offered.
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North Dakota News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Charles Orlander survived a botched suicide attempt after wounding himself on a farm near Crosby. Jamestown hosts Laymen's Wellness association planning 15 camp meetings statewide. Stump Lake Park opened with a million dollar band and a June 18 talk by W. J. Bryan. L. L. Stair sworn in as North Dakota penitentiary warden. Masonic events mark Fargo meetings and Eastern Star session. Revival meetings draw crowds at Watford City led by Wells Evangelistic party. Mrs. D R. Rapp defeats Alex Elmisile for a Fargo school board seat amid several women judges. War Mothers, Legion, Commercial Club, and mayor protest release of Kate Richards O'Hare. Minot hosts a successful Holstein and Hereford stock sale. New England reports a Desart child death from accidental gun discharge. Washington notes the sundry civil appropriation bill passing Senate and President Wilson.
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