Zacatecas Falls to Rebels After Heavy City Siege
News from El Paso reports Zacatecas captured by Constitutionalists after fierce fighting. Villa's main army aided assault. 2000 rebels casualties claimed. Generals Trinidad Rodriguez and Toribio Ortega wounded. Federals retreat toward Aguascalientes as siege ends.
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Zacatecas
Trinidad Rodriguez
Monclovia Herrera
Juarez
Toribio Ortega
Villa
Trinidad Rodrigues
Lazaro de la Garza
Fremiento
Mena de la Carreta
la Tuffa
Panfilo Natera
Luis Medina Barron
la Buffa
Torreon
Aguascalientes
Vilkt
San Pedro
Saltillo
Eidy
Barren
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Aid Sought for Zacatecas as Rebels Beset City
From Mexico City on June 4 representatives from Zacatecas urged the National Congress to send additional forces for the state capital’s protection. Wealthier families fled to Aguascalientes as fighting remained limited to outpost sniping, Blanquat said.
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NEW York Times
Mexico City
Zacatecas
Teva Ituiz
Aguascalientes
Blanquat
Evacuation of San Luis Potosi Reported in 1914 News
Dispatch from Saltillo datelined June 23 says Federal troops have largely left San Luis Potosi with a small garrison. Generals Gonzales and Caballero arrived with thousands of troops, reinforcing others heading to Aguascalientes and Querétaro. Carranza plans to move toward Monterey in the near term as constitutionalist forces reorganize southward.
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Saltillo
Laredo
Texas
San Luis Potosi
Carranza
Joaquin Maass
Aguascalientes
Queretaro
San Luis Potost
Gonzales
Monterey
Luis Caballero
Tamaulipas
Camacho
Puebla
Cabrera Brothers
Hidalgo
Cgonzales
Cesario Castre
Uneasiness in Capital Heightens Tensions in Mexico City
Special dispatch from Vera Cruz reports rising anti American sentiment in Mexico City with fears of intervention. Americans recount indignities and women avoiding streets as the oldest residents note unprecedented tense conditions and potential outrages if the strain persists.
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NEW York Times
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Truerta
Distress at Acapulco Details Federal Loans and Rebel Blockade
Wireless from Mazatlan June 24 reports Acapulco's dire conditions as the Federal garrison under Gen Salidade enforces daily loans from civilians. Rebels led by Zapata tightly enclose the town while Federal troops grow restless and citizens become desperate. Refugees A F Flint an American and Dr C Minehout a Frenchman were rescued by the Pacific Mail liner Peru at San Islas after leaving the coast.
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U. S. S. California
Mazatlan
San Diego
Acapulco
Salidade
Zapata
Pacific Mail
Peru
A. F., Flint
Dr. C. Minehout
Banana
San Islas
Ratification of Agreements A Long Step Toward Pacification
Niagara Falls Ontario June 24 1914 The mediators announce formal approval of pacts between the United States and Huerta delegations while Aguilar Carranza talks are deferred. US waives indemnity and salute demands. Vera Cruz remains under armistice as internal Mexican settlement is pursued.
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Huerta
Copp
Dolphin
Tampico
Ino
Vera Cruz
Eiztudiitetad
Carranza
Ambassador da Gama
Niagara Falls
Sefihora da Gama
Long Brancn
N. J
Naon
Suarez-Mujica
da Gama
Washington
Mexico
Rafael Zubaran
Gen. Carranza
Ilberta
Airboat America Narrow Escape in Sudden Storm
Rodman Wanamaker's transatlantic flier America endured a sudden squall at Hammondsport New York as workers loosened ropes to add hydroplaning surfaces. Captain Curtiss and nine men held the wing down as gusts lifted it two feet, saving the craft without damage. Two minor accidents occurred before the flight, which tested new elevators and prepared for the long ocean run.
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New York Times
Wammondsport
N. Y
Rodman Wanamaker
The
America
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss
Lake Keala
Mr. Curtiss
Earth
Lieut, Jorte
George Hallett
James la Monte
George Robinson
Jorte
Hammondsport
Howevter
Robert Gainor
Leslie Graham
Harold Graham
Ammerica
Sumner R.holtender
Willian J. Ia
Stodman Watrmaker
Lieut
Porte
L Arge
Mrs Jesup Bequeaths 8.45 Million To Public and Relatives
Maria De Witt Jesup widow of Morris K. Jesup leaves 8.45 million dollars to public and charitable institutions and 3.866 million to relatives and friends. She also diverts residuary estate to nephew Thomas De Witt Cuyler and niece Eleanor De Graff Cuyler with major gifts to the American Museum of Natural History and many other organizations in New York.
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Morris K. Jesup
Thorms de Witt Cuyler
Eleanor de Graff Cuyler
American Museum of Natural History
City of
New York
Museum of Natural History
Admiral Peary
Sanita Whderup
Museum of Art
Mia
Jesus
Union Theological Seminary
Jesup
Shlon Theological Seminary
Yale University
Yale
Mary
Bue
Jesus Will
Syrian Protestant College At
Beirut
Welcome to Our Colonel and Other Pieces
Col George Harvey discusses a new column in the Times. Dr Max Nordau offers critique on American women in culture. Kurt Aram weighs vodka as a government weapon in Russia. A veteran diplomat remarks on the Havemeyer Euston wedding. Also a rotogravure picture Clover Time illustrated by The Times new printing process.
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George Harvey
Max Nordau
Kurt Aram
Russia
the Times
Rotogravure
Mayor's Pistol Shot Reynolds Mitchel's Home
A local report notes a pistol shot incident associated with Mayor Reynolds at Mitchel's residence. No injuries are described, and no suspects are named in the fragment. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
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Reynolds
Esperanza Runs Aground Near New London Coast
The power yacht Esperanza, owned by James Dalzell Mee of Pittsburgh and member of the New York Yacht Club, drove ashore on the Horseshoe Sheath between Noank and Stonington. The wrecking tug Cassie with equipment has gone to assist as a pinater of quenth on the yacht is reported.
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New York Times
New London
Conn
Esperanz
James Dalzell Meee
Pittsburgh
New York Yacht Club
Noank
Stonington
Cassie
Maperanza
Fire At Glen Island Destroys Pavilion In New Rochelle
A lightning strike at Glen Island tonight caused a blaze that destroyed the bathing pavilion, a dance hall and restaurant, with losses estimated at about 10000 dollars. Fire departments from Glen Island and New Rochelle were delayed and could not reach the area before the flames spread to the amusements at the far end of the island where 5000 spectators had gathered for fireworks.
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New Rochelle
Glen Island
Island
President Accepts Golfers Apology Over On Course Incident
President Wilson receives an apology from a golfer who swore at him after a ball narrowly missed another player. The White House says the president accepted the apology and noted his rights under the rules. Club managers consider action against the other party.
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Washington
Wilson
Farm owner hires boxer to quell labor strike
A Northampt onshire farmer named Whitehead hired the boxer Jim Johnson to intimidate workers who refuse to join the farm laborers strike. He warns he will employ other fighting men if needed to protect his labor force.
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Cade
London
Whitehead
Jim Johnson
Robbed Waldo Home Suspects Nabbed During Store Burglary
In New York three alleged burglars were caught midway through a store theft while confessing to breaking into the late Mrs Rhinelander Waldo's Madison Avenue home three weeks earlier. Names include John Crosse Ernest Baker Randall Krekouck and Alfred Armstrong, all with Manhattan addresses. The Waldo house remains closed with a For Sale sign.
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The
New York Times
Hipgewood
Rhinelander Waldo
Pallee
Waldo
Miudison Avenue
Seventy-second Street
New York
David Horowitz
Third Avenue
Twenty-eighth
Twenty-ninth
Thirty-first Precinct
Walde
Pollee Hoeangterters
Rockefeller Guards Tighten at Tarrytown Estate
June reports say John T. Rockefeller Jr and family head to Seal Harbor Maine for July and August as extra guards patrol the Pocantico births estate. Twenty four deputies remain on duty plus four local police in Tarrytown to deter agitators and a possible invasion while Rockefeller stays at Pocantico Hills all summer.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
Seal Harbor
Maine
Ft Wit
Pocantico
Rrechkefeller
Rockefeller
Davie
Terrytown
President Wilton Kisses Girl in White House Visit
President Wilton broke his rule of kissing babies by sharing a kiss with Laura Margaret Reilly, eight, daughter of Princeton coach Charles Thomas Reilly, during a cordial visit that included light talk about tires and a smile from the child as she stood beside her father.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilton
Laura Margaret Reilly
Charles Thomas Reilly
Princeton
Vhis
Custer
Steilly
Ernst
Roosevelt Returns From South America With Health Upturn
Col Theodore Roosevelt arrives in quarantine aboard the Joyance with his nephew, Philip Roosevelt, after a strenuous South American expedition. He reports two chills on the voyage, says he is “all right now,” and plans indoor speeches in Pittsburgh on June 30. He defends his Panama action, addresses Mexican policy, and denies plans to run for governor.
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Srazil
South America
Panaroa
Mr. Perkins
Cole Roosevelt
George ‘Perkins
Coil
Roosevelt
Meetin
Spain
Brazil
Southampton
Seagrees
Pittsburga
Perkins
Progressive Party
Braail Ile
Glowlne Cervis
Bia
Lousdon
Imperator
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Col Hoosey
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Ter
Flamilton Rice
Vontsell
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