Zacatecas Falls to Rebels After Heavy Losses
Zacatecas was captured by Constitutionalists at 6 P M the night before, with reports of over 2000 rebel casualties and several generals wounded. Villa not present, siege costly, Federal retreat toward Aguascalientes as Meridional defense links collapse.
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Zacatecas
Trinidad Rodriguez
Monclovia Tierrera
Juarez
Toribio Ortega
Villa
Monclovia Herrera
Lazaro de la Garza
Pemiento
Mena de la Carreta
la Buffa
Panfilo Natera
Hacatec
Luis Medina Barron
Torreon
Aguascalientes
San Pedro
Saltille
Sby
Barron
Mexico
San Luis Potosi
Feeral
Saltillo
Bita
Aid Sought for Zacatecas as Rebels Threaten Capital
Representatives from Zacatecas within the National Congress urged Senor Isteban Ruiz to dispatch additional forces to the state capital for protection. Wealthier families have fled to Aguascalientes and other areas while Minister Blanquet said fighting is limited to outpost sniping.
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New York Times
Merico” Cucy
Zacatecas
National Congress
Sefior Isteva Ruiz
Aguascalientes
Blanquet
Carranza Reports Federals Move From San Luis Potosi
Dispatch from Saltillo notes that federal troops evacuated San Luis Potosi save for a small garrison. Gen. Gonzales brings 2,498 troops from Monterey, others join from Tamaulipas and Hidalgo regions as Constitutionalists advance toward the south and repair the railroad. Carranza expected to move toward Monterey.
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Saltillo
Laredo
Texas
San Luis Potosi
Carranza
Fral
Joaquin Maass
Aguascalientes
Queretaro
Gonzgoles
Monterey
Luis Caballero
Tamaulipas
Camacho
Puebla
Cabrera Brothers
Hidalgo
Constitu- Gonzales
Uneasiness in Capital Raises Tense Mexico City Atmosphere
Reports from Mexico City describe rising anti American sentiment and a tense climate in Vera Cruz. Mediation is viewed as unlikely to succeed and observers fear potential hostilities or interventions. Americans report indignities and women avoiding streets as longtime residents note exceptional strain.
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New Yorkimes
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Tiverta
Distress in Acapulco Reports of Rebel Ring Tightens Siege
June 24 Acapulco suffers worsening conditions as Gen Salido’s federal garrison enforces daily forced loans on civilians. Rebels under Botas siege the town, while morale among troops and civilians sags. Pacific Mail liner Peru arrives at San Silas with refugees A F Flint an American and Dr C Finehout a Frenchman.
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U. S. S. California
Mazatlan
San Diego
Acapulco
Salido
Bomwosmen
Bate
Pacific Mail
Peru
A A. F. Flint
Dr. C. Finehout
Banana
San Silas
Tampico Incident Quits War Demands as Vera Cruz Talks Open
ABC mediators and Huerta Carranza envoys sign protocols dropping the demand for a war indemnity and a national salute to the Stars and Stripes. US forces remain in Vera Cruz while Mexican internal disputes are settled through ongoing talks and the peace conference, with Carranza delegates invited to join discussions.
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United States
Huerta
Capp
Dolphin
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Vuerta
Carranza
Washington
Mexico
Rafael Zubaran
Gen
Airboat in storm has narrow escape at Hammondsport
Rodman Wanamaker's America airboat faced a sudden storm that tore at its left wing and loosened ropes. Curtiss and nine workers braced the wing to prevent a wreck while lightning flashed above Lake Meuka. The craft suffered no damage and later flew again with four aboard to test hydroplaning surfaces.
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New York Times
Hammondsport
N. Y
Rodman Wanamaker
The
America
Glenn Curtiss
Lake Meuka
Mr. Curtian
Lieut
Porte
George Nallett
James la Monte
George Robinson
Taese
Robert Gainor
Lesie Graham
Harold Graham
Leslie Graham
Sumner Ro Hol- Ponder
William Throsh
Hollander
England
Plymouth Harbor
Mrs Jesup Leaves Large Bequests to Public and Relatives
Maria De Witt Jesup widow of Morris K. Jesup diedJune 17 at 297 Madison Avenue leaving 8.45 million to public and charitable institutions and 3.66 million to relatives and friends. A 35 million bequest goes to the American Museum of Natural History where her husband served as president for 26 years. The remainder divided between her nephew Thomas DeWitt Cuyler and niece Eleanor Jo Chatfield Cuyler. The list names many institutions including Yale University Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian and Christian charities.
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Maria de Witt Jesup
Morris WK. Jesup
Thomas de Witt Cuyler
Eleanor Joe Chatf Cuyler
American Museum of Natural History
Morris K. Jesup
Museum of Natural History
Admiral Peary
Metropolitan Museum of Art
City of New York
Myre Morrin
Jesup
Sensi
Museum of Art
Jesaup
Yale University
Yale
Iry
Mayor Mitchells Pistol Accident Injures Reynolds at Home
Mayor Mitchells automatic pistol discharged as he alighted from a car, injuring ex Senator Reynolds in the left thigh and middle finger. Reynolds was taken to St Luke's Hospital. doctors described the injury as serious but not life threatening.
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Mitchel
William N. Steynolds
River
Hie Automobile
Reyrobts
St Luke's Hospital
Mr. Reynolds
John A. Hartwell
Mast Sixtythird Street
Dr. Hartwell
Frank L. Polk
Corporation Counsel
St. Luke's Hospital
Plant
Nordau on American Women Fail in Culture and Other Pieces
The Times previews next Sunday with Dr. Max Nordau on American women in culture, Kurt Aram arguing vodka as a Russian government weapon, and a veteran diplomat on the Havemeyer Euston wedding. A rotogravure picture Clover Time is also featured.
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Max Nordau
Kurt Aram
Russia
Esperanza Grounds In Fog Near Stonington
The power yacht Esperanza owned by James Trutzell McKee of Pittsburgh ran ashore in fog near Stonington. The wrecking crew Cassie and a crew of wreckers were sent to assist. guests aboard were unharmed.
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McKee Craft
Stonington
New York Times
New London
Conn
James Trutzell MckKee
Pittsburgh
New York Yacht Club
Hehiter Cmd
Eaperanzias Westatianre
Aember
Gueets
Fire Devours Glen Island Bathing Pavilion
A blaze at Glen Island tonight destroyed a new bathing pavilion that housed a dance hall and restaurant. Anxious crowds watched as the New Rochelle and Glen Island departments struggled to combat the fire in light winds with flames gaining headway before apparatus arrived. Officials estimate the loss at several thousand dollars.
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New Hootielle
Glen Island
Andersens
Silence Island
New Island
Wilson Replies to Golfer Apology Upholds Rule Privilege
President Wilson received an apology from a golfer who swore at him on a tee while Wilson contended he was within the rules. The president declared no action would be taken but defended his conduct and the game rules amid the exchange.
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Washington
Wilson
Teead Mall
Inrantine
Jovanes
Kazil
South Ameria
Panama
Terkines
Col. Roosevelt
George Perkine
Cal. Roosevelt
Spain
Wittsburgn
London
Pirnail
Seth
Perkins
Progressive Party
Crane
Mpek Jie
Brazi
Imperator
Colt Roosevelt
Nantucket
Boxing hire fuels labor tension in Northamptonshire
A Northamptonshire farmer, Marco Whitehead, hires boxer Jim Johnson to guard laborers amid a farm workers strike, stating he will employ other fishermen if needed. The move targets workers who refuse to join the strike.
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London
Marco Whitehead
Jim’ Johnson
Robbery gang linked to Waldo home and Horowitz shop
Four men arrested in Ridgewood confess to robbing the Madison Avenue home of the late Mrs. Heinelander Waldo and the David Horowitz jewelry store on Third Avenue. They are John Cross, Ernest Baker, Randolph Krebuck, and Alfred Armatrouz. Police had no record of the Waldo burglary in the local precinct. The Waldo house is boarded and marked For Sale.
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New York
Uline
Ridgewood
N. J
Heinelander Waldo
Waldo
Madison Avenue
Seventy-second Street
Apo
David Horowitz
Third Avenue
Twenty-ninth
Thirty-first Precinct
Rockefeller guards tightened as railroad agitators loom
Tarrytown reports extra guards at the Pocantico Hills estate of John D. Rockefeller Jr. and family amid local unrest. He plans July stay in Seal Harbor Maine, while guards numbering after twenty four deputies remain on duty. Five White Plains police and local measures protect against further IWW incursions. Rockefeller to stay at Prevention Office while Ohio tax troubles keep him away from Cleveland.
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Npenal
New York
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Seal Harbor
Maine
Pocantica Hills
Rockefeller
Rocckefeller
Crowle
White Plains
Doan Td.rockefeller
Ilene
Ieel
Cleveland
Ohio
R Rockefeller
President Wilson Kisses Child at White House Touch
President Wilson breaks a political rule by kissing Laura Margaret Reilly, eight, during a visit from her father Charles Thomas Reilly of Los Angeles. Reilly accompanied by Laura Reilly’s guardian noted the moment, while Wilson’s gesture drew a playful response from the girl. Roosevelt declines run for governor and discusses Mexican policy after arriving home aboard the Imperator with his party.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Laura Margaret Reillys
Charles Thomas Reilly
Princeton
Reilly
Los Angeles
Mies Reilly
Wikten
Autornia
Miss Reilly
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