Huerta May Stay in Mexico City for Final Battle
Federal forces begin evacuations on the western coast as Huerta abdicates remain uncertain. Families of Huerta and Blanquet depart Mexico City for Vera Cruz while cavalry and troops move to support Carranza and Villa prepares for a southward push from Chihuahua.
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Howard
California
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State Department
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Mercury Soars Higher Today Under New Heat Wave
The government thermometer rose to 94 degrees at noon with forecasts of near 100 as heat persists. After a cooler spell on Saturday the heat returned sharply with no rain expected tonight, while corn growth accelerates and rust in remaining crops slows.
Diplomatic Pressure Swells Over Huerta Resignation Hopes
Official advices say Huerta may resign within a day or two and could flee the country. Brazilian minister in Mexico City and other diplomats signal expected exit. Rafael Zabaran, Carranza's confidential agent, is to draft a formal reply, likely rejecting mediator invitations for informal talks with Huerta delegates.
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Mexico City
Washington
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Carranza
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Seven Miners Die in Balkan Mine Cave-In
Seven miners were killed in a cave-in at the Balkan mines near Alpha Location Tron River Michigan. Crews worked to reach the bodies as they search the accident site this afternoon.
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Balkan
Alpha
Weather Report and Local Showers Forecast
Generally fair tonight with higher northeast temperatures. Thursday partly cloudy with possible local showers in western and central parts. North and South Dakota unsettled tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions and likely local showers in the west tonight.
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Rust in Small-Grain Crops Generally Light in Midwest Survey
Brookings S D agronomist Dr A H Hume reports rust in small grain at usual levels for a good crop year. He visited Redfield Eureka Highmore and found rust limited and not likely to cause major losses. Substation at Eureka is nearly rust free with overall crops larger than ever before.
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A. H. Hume
State College Agronomist
Huron
Highmore
Redfield
Eureka
Harvest Season Opens in North End of State
Aberdeen S D reports harvest season begins as barley and haying proceed with wheat to be cut by Saturday. Opinions split over rust and heat impact. some predict 12 to 14 bushels per acre, others expect record heavy yields. Overall conditions are excellent with corn tasseling well and barley oats crops in first class shape plus exceptional hay and pasture. Alfalfa nearing second cutting with strong growth.
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S. D
South Dakota
Crop damage risk rises in Black Hills areas
Reports from Black Hills and surrounding districts warn of serious crop failure unless rain arrives within ten days. Hot winds and two weeks without rain have withered growing crops, with northeastern Wyoming and regions near Buffalo Gap Squib top aaited by the drought conditions.
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Black Hills
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Coaipe
Elks Elect New Grand Officers in Denver
Raymond Benjam in of Naper Calif was elected grand exalted ruler unopposed. Fred C. Robinson and Charles A. White were re elected. Other officers include Kingsley Beckerman Schardt Donohue Koperiik with glee club plans and remarks by Gov Ammons and Mayor Perkins at the openingاظ
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Raymond Benjamin
Naper Calif
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Chicago
Charles Kingsley
Waterloo
Fred Beckerman
Tuscan
Ariz
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Milwaukee
Perkins
Reunion Met with Tragedy as George Dress Takes Own Life
Despondent over ill health, Geo. M. Dress did not attend the Englewood reunion and killed himself there, casting a pall over the celebration.
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Englewood
Delaware towns Little Heaven and Little Hell to be renamed
In Harrington Delaware church leaders moved to remove profane names from the nearby towns Little Heaven and Little Hell. The two settlements near Bowers Beach trace their names to a century old expedition attack story with locals recalling the phrase that inspired both contrasts.
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Little Hell
Delaware
Bowers’ Beach
Delaware Bay
Two Women Sought in Carman Murder Case
In Mineola New York the grand jury resumes hearings into the Louise Bailey murder in Dr Carmans office at Freeport. It is said two women fled the waiting room after the shot and are being sought as potential witnesses. Ellen Corby niece of Mrs Carman is subpoenaed.
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Carman
Florence Carman
Hav
Louise Bailey
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Freeport
Smith
Ellen Corby
Henry de Beau
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Vote will be close on Jones
Washington reports a tight battle over President Wilson's nomination of Thomas D. Jones to the federal reserve board. Six Democratic Senators oppose, with doubts lingering among others as whips expect a vote not before Friday or Saturday. Wilson remains disengaged from the prepass push.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Lurton's Body Laid to Rest in Clarksville
Horace H. Lurton former associate justice of the United States Supreme Court died Sunday and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Clarksville beside his two children. Interment followed services at Trinity Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. Mickel of Nashville. Justice Lurton's favorite hymns were sung as business in Clarksville paused. The funeral procession included the family and Chief Justice White with Justices Lamar and Pitney. The body lay in state at the church in the morning.
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Tenn
Horace H. Lurton
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United’ States ‘Supreme Court
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Trinity Episcopal Church
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Nashville
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Clarkville
White
Lamar
Pitney
Trinity Church
Iowa Republicans to Adopt Dry Plank at Convention
Des Moines Iowa convention delegates favor a dry plank in the platform as the probable outcome. Most believe action of a dry character is needed if any step is taken though there may be strong opposition to an outright stand at this time. Several delegates arrived to attend.
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Des Moines
Agy
Rail unions resist arbitration amid wage demands
In Chicago the managers committee of 55 000 engineers and firemen claim arbitration will not settle wage disputes with western railroads. They seek 33 million dollars more annually, while unions threaten a broad strike across 98 railroads if demands are not met, with no federal arbitration accepted.
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Pip
Aad
Incres
Allances
Western Railroads
General Managers’ Committee
New Haven Shares Plunge Amid Exchange Decline
New Haven stock fell to a new mid day low around 49 percent as small investors rushed to liquidate holdings. Reports cite Interstate Commerce Commission concerns over former management and a potential peaceful dissolution, with prosecutions unlikely before dissolution negotiations finish.
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