Huerta Re-Elected President in Mexico City Vote
Dy Witness to The Toro Mexico City July 9 At the elections as Id last Sunday Dictator Huerta was declared to have been re elected president and General Blenquet vice president Members of the chamber of deputies were also re elected Little interest is being manifested except in the Niagara Falls protocol considered by the senate Villa Recognizes Leadership of Carranza Torreon July 9 At the conference between Generals Carranza and Villa held here this week the former was recognized as leader by Villa who pledged him his support and the factions are said to have come united Mexican Army Being Disintegrated at Cruz July 9 The Mexican army being disintegrated reports state frequent skirmishes and disturbances El Paso Tex July 1 Reports state rebels after a fierce fight have captured the city of Guadalajara
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Mexico City
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Chamber of Deputies
Niagara Falls
Senate
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Carranza
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Tex
Guadalajara
Budget of News From Washington Delivers Alaska Tax Repeal and Resignation
The Senate passed a bill repealing the Alaska railroad tax and substituting a 4 percent tax on net earnings, now headed to the President for approval. Minister George Fred Williams resigns at the President’s request and offers mediation in Albanian troubles. President Wilson expects adjournment by mid August after talks with a business group and Ford Motor Company president endorses overall good business conditions despite some pessimism.
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Senate
Greece
George Fred Williams
United States
State Department
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Letroit
Wilson
Gilmore to Lecture Here on Alaska Mining Law
William A. Gilmore former Nome mayor and Republican nominee departs for St Michael to prepare a lecture on defects in the First Alaska legislature mining law. He aims to discuss its detrimental effects and says he seeks any office to support miners of Alaska.
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Tronver
Gilmore
Alaska
Rockefeller at 75 Fades in sorrow at Maine hideaway
On Wednesday July 15 John D Rockefeller turned 75 years old. No celebration occurred at his Tarrytown summer home. He is described as an unhappy man as his wife lies ill and his son is in hiding in Maine.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Maine
General Villa Plays Joke On The Dictator
A refugee report says General Villa sent a humorous telegraph to President Huerta from within federal lines. Huerta reportedly ordered such messages delivered, and Villa allegedly continued sending vituperative notes daily. Refugees claim Huerta’s position strengthened by ammunition and financial links, with family still in Mexico City and fears of American intervention.
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Villa
Cruz
Fourth of July casualties rise across states along Atlantic coast
Report notes US fatalities and injuries from Independence Day celebrations nationwide. Atlantic coast states lead in accidents and casualties, highlighting safety concerns from July activities and events. The tally emphasizes the need for safer conduct during holiday festivities.
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Iy Wireless
Chicago
United States
Atlante
Cattle Prices Rise Amid Western Drought Scarcity
Prices of beef cattle have advanced for ten days with forecasts of the highest rates in years. Experts blame a severe drought last year on Western ranges for the ongoing scarcity, signaling further price increases as demand remains strong.
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Chicago
Proceedings of District Court in July term
The Fourth Judicial Division district court convened at A B Hall on Monday July 6 for a special term. Grand jurors were sworn and reporting true bills included John Lockner for assault with a dangerous weapon, Cedric L. Cole for assault with a dangerous weapon, and Maynard for assault with a lesser charge. several cases were dismissed or continued, including Archi Allen and George Hamilton vs A Y Morgan and Hammer, and Ho If McDonald vs Abe.
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Tudge FE. Fuller
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James Wilson
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Joseph Tan
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Harry Harm
Charles Knut Ray Longtin
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Herman Naehter
Samuel Widmer
Albert Wise
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T. W. Howell
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Forrthern Cidcial Company
James Merton
Auation Exlendar
United States
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Keris Wen Pew
Marian Rimer
Phantitf
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Cedric L. Coled
Dill Maynard
Optimistic Outlook for the Kusko kwim
Captain Geiger postmaster of McGrath on the Kuskokwim river spent days in the city this week discussing the future metropolis of the Kus kwim valley. He hopes for rapid development and spoke with Judge Fuller and other officials to establish a McGrath public school district.
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Takota
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Kukwim
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McPherson Named Leader for Alaska Survey Team
James L. McPherson, longtime Alaska advocate and secretary of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Alaska bureau, has been chosen by the Alaska railroad engineering commission to head the party surveying the region from Knik to the Kuskokwim River. The group of five or six will depart on Saturday and aims to finish by October 1, with McPherson leveraging his familiarity with the terrain to guide the expedition.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Alaska
Washington
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Welsh and Ritchie Fight Ends In Narrow Decision
London crowd of over 8,000 witnessed Fred Welsh English champion vs Willie Ritchie lightweight champion. Welsh appeared to outbox Ritchie though both endured heavy blows. decision went to Welsh after twenty rounds. Welsh later said he would not grant a return match for at least a year.
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London Sporting Club
Freddie Welsh
Willie Ritchie
Welshyn
Ritchie
America
San Diego
Cal
Leach Cross
New York
Red Watson
Harmony meeting named possible Alaska delegate candidates
Two Democratic candidates were cited by organizers of a recent harmony meeting held by the Tanana Valley Democratic Club of Fairbanks. Speaker Martin Harrais, a former congressional delegate candidate, joined E. W. Griffin of Chena and William T. Burns, a member of Alaska's First Legislature, in being discussed as potential delegates.
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Democratic Club
Airbanks
Martin Harrais
E. W. Griffin
Chena
William T. Burns
Alaska
John F Baird leaves Alaska oil interest for Calgary
Word comes that John F. Baird, proprietor of the Budweiser bar, after seven months away, will not return to Iditarod this summer. He remains in Calgary amid oil boom prospects, signaling a probable shift to oil ventures. Mrs. Baird will join him in Seattle. The Baird residence on Richmond Street is offered at a remarkably low price. A baby girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gunning, with Dr. Moore reporting all well. Grand Jury adjourned until Thursday with no indictments.
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Iditarod
Calgary
Alberta
Baird
Biterior Alaska
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Seattle
Cosy Baird
Richmond Street
Flat City
Fuller
J. E. Gunning
Moore
Fairbanks Gets Starter For Public Building
Washington follows a Senate action funding 15 000 for a site purchase at Fairbanks Alaska to erect public buildings in the territory.
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Washington
Senate
Abaska
Prominent Politician Dead at Chicago Home
Chicago July 11 Fred Busse former postmaster and mayor died at his Sedgwick street home after a short illness He was born in 1866 and led Chicago as mayor from 1907 to 1911 A well known Republican figure and a 32d degree Mason of Chicago
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Fred Busse
Sedgwick Street
Mr. Busse
Warning on Calgary oil boom risks and scams
Private advices from Spokane dated June 7 warn Calgary Alberta may see a major oil rush led by the Dingman well at 2700 feet, with high grade oil and big investments. The Seattle Post Intelligencer urges caution, warning of wildcat schemes, overhyped ads, and to avoid small investors being swept into the Calgary fever.
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United States
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Death of Richard Seeley recalls notorious dinner death
Wireless 10 The Planter New York reports from Maine that Richard Seeley has died. Seeley, famous for a notorious dining party at New York’s big restaurants, performed a dancing stunt on a table amid scant attire, recalled amid questions of his demise. The report notes an inquiry into the wreck of the press of Ireland and the Storstadt collision findings to be submitted today in Quebec.
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New York
Maine
Richard Seeley
Seeley
York
Little Egypt
Tne
Press of Ireland
Storstadt
Quebec
Joseph Chamberlain dies in Birmingham after prolonged illness
London reports eminent statesman Joseph Chamberlain died yesterday at his Birmingham home after a long illness. Born in 1836, he rose from factory work to mayor, parliament member, cabinet minister, and Liberal and Unionist leader, playing a central role in late 19th century politics and imperial policy. He severed ties with the cabinet in protest over Gladstone's home rule policy in 1886 and later served as colonial minister, with his career marked by the Jameson raid controversy and Boer War debates. Chamberlain married Mary Endicott in Washington.
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Birmingham
Glasstone
Mr Chamberlain
Washington
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Walliam C. Endicott
Cleveland
Roosevelt Resigns Outlook Post to Fight Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt resigns as associate editor of Outlook and declares he will devote full effort to opposing President Wilson. After a two hour meeting with Progressive leaders, he said nothing about a possible bid for New York governor and kept plans tentative.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Outlook
Wilson
Roosevelt
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Wilson Defends Policies In July Address In Philadelphia
President Wilson, speaking in Philadelphia, defended all his policies in a Fourth of July address. He said he would apply the Declaration of Independence principles of 1776 to modern business and to politics.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Will Try for Citizenship in Diet Court Hearing
Final city hip credentials will be heard in diet court next Monday with judge Jude erick E Fuller. Applicants include Paul LaPlant Isidor Bayles Peter Anderson Bugger Olaf Sanders and others. Also, a fine nine pound boy was born Friday to Mr and Mrs James Cody, formerly Nellie O Connor of Fairbanks, mother and child healthy.
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Paul LaPlant
Iditarod
Frank M. Larson
William B. Thomas
Olaf Sanders
Flat City
J. B. Frick
Isidor Bayles
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C. C. Hurst
W. W. Abe Carl Oskar Nord
Ge Mutehler
Applebaum
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Babe
Cody
M Nellie O'Connor
Fairbanks
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Grolcery Department
N. C. Co
Mass Meeting to Elect Delegates at Ansley Hall
A mass meeting will be held at Ansley Hall on Saturday evening July 11 at 8 o'clock to elect four delegates to the Democratic convention in Skagway.
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Ansley’ Hall
Skagway
Dentist Dr Behla to Visit City for One Week
Dr H Behla will be in the city for a week starting July 20 for a final practice before leaving for abroad. The Crosby Massage and Bath Parlors announce rapid, courteous service for both ladies and gentlemen at their Turkish bath facility.
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Crosby
Turish Bath
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