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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota

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Mitchell Capital

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Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

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Apr 23, 1914

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Huerta Breaks Off Diplomatic Ties With United States

Dispatches detail Huerta severing diplomatic relations with the United States, amid Vera Cruz fighting where 150 Mexicans and four Americans were killed on the first day. Washington reports Marines ashore, 3,000 Americans in Vera Cruz, and a House vote authorizing force in Mexico. Wilson expresses sorrow over the bloodshed as charges and consular safety concerns rise.

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Washington, D. C Vera Cruz Canada Wilson Congress Mexico United States Bryan White House Charge O'Shaughnessy Charge ‘Shaughnessy O'Shaughnessy Mexico City Maas Fletcher Esteban Morales Pletcher Cerrillo Badger Vadger Washington D. C Admiral Bady Major Butler Tampico Florida Utah Arkansas Vermont New Hampshire New Jersey South Carolina Pierre Orion Catlin Neville HOUSE Clark Senate Huerta Algara Minnesota Hancock New Orleans Barger Navy Department Des Moines American Red Cross War Department Hipaso Tex Piedras Nebras Earle Pass Garretson Rio Grande Guajardo Fuentes Piedras Negras Saltillo
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Five More Killed in Battle With Striking Miners

Reports from Trinidad Colorado describe heavy fighting at Delagua with armed strikers in the hills north of town and fire directed at the camp. Two men were killed in the Delagua camp, three guards killed near Cannon, and the Apishapa creek reservoir supplying water to the town and mines was dynamited. Union headquarters claim sixty Greeks entered Delagua with 400 strikers in support.

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Trinidad Colo Delagua Victor American Fuel Company Snodgrass Apishapa Creek Angilar Hastings Union
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Richards Run Costs Eight Thousand For Governor Campaign

Campaign expense reports filed show R O Richards spent 8096.54 largely on advertising. Dick Woods for Congress in district two reports 600 in publicity and donations. Jones campaign totals include 676.61 by Joseph W Jones and 926.64 by H B Judge. Wagner spent 990.63 for judge race and Asa Forrest 263.05 for attorney general.

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Joseph W. Jones Second Circuit H. B. Judge Edward E. Wagner Asa Forrest
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Three-Year-Old Traveler Returns Home

Bryant, the three year old son of Dr and Mrs Larson of Bry ant, wandered to a railroad depot and boarded a southbound freight. Mrs Sorenson recognized him at Erwin and he was removed from the train. Parents alerted by telephone then retrieved him in an urgent act.

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Bryant Ireland Larson Larson Erwin Sorenson Preston Faye
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Weather outlook for North and South Dakota unsettled

The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with chances of showers. Warmer temperatures are expected tonight across the region as a mild air mass moves in.

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North and South Dakota
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