Non-Combatants Food Aid And US警 Advisory
Red Cross officials ship corn and beans from Galveston to Vera Cruz to feed starving Mexican noncombatants amid Villa Zapata talks with Carranza. A Carranza consul was approached by a Villa official seeking peace negotiations as Arredondo forwards details to Carranza. A later report warns the United States to be prepared for European war aftermath and potential indemnities.
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Mexico
Carranza
United States
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Villa
Arredonda
Carranza al
Kidnapped Boys Rescued by U.S. Posse at Border
A posse of ten Americans crossed into Sonora and forced the release of two kidnapped boys, George Vaughn and Henry Chang, held by three Mexican soldiers near the Arizona border. The colonel surrendered the youths, while 150 Mexican soldiers watched. No motive was disclosed. Miner A. K. Franklin reported the abduction. The boys were tied and forced ahead at gunpoint.
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Ariz
Santa Cruz
Sonora
Arizona
George Vaughn
Duquesne
Henry Chang
Washington Camp
United States
A. K. Franklin
Charlton Found Mentally Responsible in 1910 Murder Case
Charlton, the American in Como charged with murdering his wife at their villa in June 1910, was ruled mentally responsible at the time of her death. Professor Maggioetto, who examined him, presented the opinion in court. Charlton's trial will begin early next month as he prepares to offer his autobiography and a defense document in court.
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Charlton
Como
Italy
Porter Charlton
Maggioetto
U.S. Fleet Scattered Across Atlantic Ports for July Fourth
Admiral Benson announced that the Atlantic fleet will be scattered to various Atlantic ports for July fourth celebrations and that target practice will follow.
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U. S
Washington
Benson
Atlantic
Zinc Ore Reaches Record Price in Joplin District
Zinc ore in the Joplin district rises to 100 dollars per ton amid European war worries. The price marks the highest ever paid and is sixty dollars above the level from a year ago. Also, a London report notes British officers average twenty three days at the firing line and a cavalry horse lasts ten days in direct combat.
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London
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
W.Y. Bennett
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Boe Baliding
Omaha
Nebro
Building Six Canals: Bryan Signs Pledges at Prohibition Meeting
Secretary of State Bryan signs 12,600 pledge cards after addressing the drink issue. He compares liquor spending to national costs, noting Panama Canal price and education funds while urging continued prohibition. The article also describes West Virginia’s dry-era road and urban improvements, including paved roads and new streets.
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Bryan
United States
Panama Canal
West Virginia
Lora S. LaMance
Union Signal
Des Moines Banks Fuel Saturday Cash Demand
The Des Moines banking sector reports a surge in cash withdrawals by customers. Financiers initially puzzled by the spike later linked it to two weeks of dry law enforcement, redirecting liquor dollars to legitimate commerce. Merchants say business is stimulated as funds move from saloons to stores and debt payments.
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Chicago Banker
Iowa Banking News
Des Moines
Election talk among Chicago Concord riders
The excerpt describes two levee characters boarding a south bound Indiana Avenue Owl car near Twenty second street. They discuss elections and say things are fixed and that they help carry before every election, implying ongoing corruption and a bleak outlook after the vote.
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Indiana
Twenty-second Street
Chicago Tribune
Man Cited For Labeling Alcohol In Public Streets
Ed Strange wore a hat bearing a placard proclaiming two pints of rye and six bottles of beer as he walked Grefton streets. He was cited for complying with a West Virginia law requiring clear labeling of alcohol containers in public areas.
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Ed Strange
Grefton
West Virginia
If Beer Was Unobtainable Readers Turn To Bread And Water
A New York Sun writer argues that beer drinkers would abandon beer if it vanished and would instead seek bread and water to quench thirst while noting beer has no fortifying value and only satisfies appetite for drinking.
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New York Sun
Diminishing Drinking Customs at Michigan
A University of Michigan student publication reports that drinking customs among the male student body are shrinking at an estimated rate of 25 percent per year, reflecting a significant shift in campus social behavior.
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University of Michigan
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