Wife Sues for Divorce Over Socialist Husband and Mrs Upton Sinclair
In Millen Georgia Mrs Winifred Raoul files for divorce from William G Raoul Jr claiming he brought Mrs Upton Sinclair home from a Cleveland socialist gathering and declared he cared more for her than for his wife. Raoul is jailed on bond with a hearing set before Judge Hammond in Augusta.
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New York Times
Millen
William G Raoul, Jr
Athluta
Upton Sinclair
Cleveland
Hotel Este
Gulfport
Henry C. lHiammond
Augusta
Raoul
Atlanta
Winifred Wathey
Central Railroad of Georgia
Saoul
Ohio
Sinclair
Ww. BR. Wadley
The
Central of Georgia Railroad
Raouls
Wadleys
Central
Alexander Ross deemed incompetent guardian case heard
A Bloomingdale asylum case in which Alexander M. Ross was found not competent to manage his affairs. His mother Florence Sheppard sought guardianship, citing mental deficiency and susceptibility to women. Witnesses described poor learning, lavish spending, and desire to work in printing, with Ross expressing a wish for guardianship and self-employment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander M. Ross
Florence Potter Sheppard
Plainfield
Chicago
Alexander
Bloomingdale Asylum
Frederic R. Coudert
William L. Russell
Bloomingdale
Sheppard
Mrs. Sheppard
Charlies Thaddeus Perry
Ross
Mexico Factions Discuss Peace As Huerta Arrest Widens
A chaotic Mexican power struggle figures in El Paso dispatches. Generals Huerta and Orozco face arrest after a Huerta revolu tion plot surfaced. Angeles meets US officials in Washington, denying political aims while seeking military aid and plans to rejoin Villa in Mexico.
Angeles Sees Gen Scott Villa Leader Denies Huerta Ties
General Felipe Angeles arrived in Washington to deny ties to the Huertista movement and reaffirm loyalty to General Francisco Villa. He stated he came from Boston to disprove claims of a split with Villa and to advocate constitutional government in Mexico by constitutional means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Villa
Mexico
General Angeles
General Villa
Boston
Ceneral Villa
Enrique
Mexicans at Cornish Fail to Secure Interview with President
In Cornish New Hampshire on June 20 1914 Mexican envoys General Felipe Angeles and aides failed to arrange a White House audience with President Wilson. They carried introductions from General Madero and Angeles, but the State Department handles Mexican affairs and no meeting was possible. The visitors claimed Angeles and Villa remain allies against Huerta and favored Vasquez Tagle as provisional president. They planned to report back to Washington after the setback. The President spent the day on correspondence, with Cabinet messages received but none deemed critical. Berlin submarine notes drew particular attention.
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New York Times
EL Paso
José Zozaya
Juerta
Orozco Huerta
George H. Morgan
General Huerta
United States
Georgette
Fort Bliss
United States Army
Huerta
Oregco
Villa Aeropleanse
Juarez
Lorente
Washington
Villista Convention
Powhatan
Villista
Liorente
General Angeles
War Department
Hugh L. Scott
General Scott
Villa
Angeles
Scott
General Villa
Mexico
Orozco
Sonora
Villistas
Cornish
N. H
Jesus M. Aguilar
Yrenco A. Garcia
Wilson
Aguilar
Garcia
Raoul Madero
Unite States
Madero
Boston
Felipe Angeles
Yreneo A. Garcia
Angles
Made
Vasquez Tagle
Tagle
New England
Carranza
Berlin
Lansing
Isolated Food Law and Heavy Fighting Near By
Washington reports on a June 20 dispatch noting isolated fighting and food law issues near a specific area. The brief mentions the eleventh division and military movements, with no further details available in the readable text.
Masonic Temple Dedicated in Little Falls NY
A new Masonic temple dedicated to Free masonry Virtue and Universal Benevolence was inaugurated tonight in Little Falls New York. Attendees included Grand Master George Freifield of New York Past Master John W. Vrooman Colonel Edward M. L. Ehlers Grand Secretary Past Grand Master Vrooman and Henry M Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Little Falls
N. Y
George Freifield
New York
John W. Vrooman
Edward M. L. Ehlers
Vroomar
Henry M. Benedict
Mrs Astor Fights Tax Valuation in New York Court
A group including Mrs Madeline Force Astor and R H Macy & Co sought certiorari from Supreme Court Justice Shearn to review current year property assessments. They contend overvaluations on 22 24 and 26 West Thirty-fourth Street and for the Stock Exchange Building, claiming the Tax Board refused reductions despite prior agreements and war-related business impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Shearn
Madeline Force Astor
John Jacob Astor
New York Stock Exchange Building Company
R. H. Macy & Co
Tax Board
United States Trust Company
Astor
West Thirty-fourth Street
Stock Exchange Huelding
R. H. Thomas
Martin Saxe
Pany
George V. Mullan
R. H. Macy & C O
Dr Hickey Accused In Brooklyn Child Complaint
Dr Charles M Hickey an eye ear nose and throat specialist and St Vincent s Hospital surgeon was released on 2 1/2 dollar bail by Magistrate Fitch in Jamaica Court after a charge by Dorothea Bagnell 13 a Brooklyn teacher s daughter. The mother sobbed as the case was filed and Hickey was arrested at his home in Jamaica after returning from his Manhattan office. He is unmarried.
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Charles M. Hickey
St. Vincent's Hospital
Vienna
London
Fitch
Jamaica Court
Dorothea Bagnell
William J. Bagnell
Frooklyn
Brooklyn
Submarine myths debunked by English officer in New York
An English naval officer arriving in New York says reports of German submarines reaching the Straits of Gibraltar are false. He cites a German base near Constantinople, submarine production, and shipments through Austria and Bulgaria. He also recalls a Zeppelin raid on Gravesend near Gravesend and Tilbury, noting wreckage, hospital damage, and civilian fear.
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New York
Pacific
Berlin
Straits of Gibraltar
Dardanelles
United States
Atlantic
Bosporus
Constantinople
Zeebrugge
North Sea
Germany
Austria
Rumania
Bulgaria
England
Gravesend
River Thames
Tilbury’ Fort
London
Yacht Club
Rosheville Hotel
Tilbury
Japan
Suez Canal
Russia
Mexico City War Crisis Deepens As Carranza Forces Move
Reports from Vera Cruz indicate Mexico City remains cut off and Carranza masss troops toward the capital. Zapatista forces reportedly gather 25000 troops near the front while Gonzales withholds direct attack to avoid street fighting. Red Cross supplies move to support refugees and American interests as the interior logistics improve.
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State Department
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Thomas B. Hohler
Carranza
Department
Vera_Cruz
Red Cross
O'Connor
Shanklin
Gonzales
Arnold Shanklin
Mr. O'Connor
Batistas
Zapatistas
Carranza Agency
Pablo Gonzales
Washington
Lagos Chazaro
Cuernavaca
Zapatista
Mexico
Interior
Seize ship with arms detained at Hoquiam harbor
Officials at Hoquiam Washington detained a three masted schooner laden with a cargo of 4000 old style Springfield rifles and 1,000,000 cartridges loaded with dum-dum bullets. The captain reported the arms aboard as the vessel was seized.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Hoquiam, Wash
Lights for the Canal Aids Navigation at Cape Mala
The Panama Canal’s rising traffic spurs lighthouse plans with Cape Mala to host the first light. Bona Island and Taboquilla Island will follow. The aids will ease entry to the gulf and canal, reducing navigational risk despite few storms and shallow anchorages beyond islands.
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Panama Canal
Gulf of Panama
Cape Mala
Gulf
California
Bona Island
Taboquilla Island
Annie Larsen Seized by Deputies Near Hoquiam
Annie Larsen a 26 ton sailing craft arrived short of provisions and water at Hoquiam and was seized by Deputy Customs Collector R L Sebastian. She remains in the custody of deputies awaiting instructions from Seattle. The vessel left San Francisco January 24 bound for San Diego arriving February 3. She sailed again and reached Acapulco on March and Topololo bampo Mexico on April 26.
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Annie Larsen
Hoquiam
R. L. Sebastian
Seattle
Maritime Register
San Francisco
San Diego
Acapulco
Topololobampo
Mexico
Metcalf and Douglas sail for Mexico on important mission
From Havana June 2 R L Metcalf and A Douglas from Washington arrived and sailed immediately for Mexico Prominent Mexicans said Metcalf and Douglas were calling to set Carranza on a mission of great importance The Ward liner was held specially for them.
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New York Times
Havana
R. L. Metcalf
A. Douglas
Washington
Mexico
Messrs. Metcalf
Dougine
Carranza
Ward
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Mrs. Upton Sinclair
William G. Raoul
Hus
Band
Chapultepec
Chihuahua
Department of Justice
Hba
Huesta
Amherst
Mass
Mr. Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bone
Cary T. Grayson
Lake Sunapee
Newport
Claremont
Corbin Park
Hanover
Gen
George Bernard
Fifth Ave
31St St
Allege
C. M. Hickey
Turkey
Tampico
Trevino
Army of the Northeast
Monterey
Panuce
Panes
San l Luis Potosi
Saltillo
Gimbels
Broadway
Gimbel Brothers
Simpson-Crawford
Gimbel
Montague St
Bkn
Court St
E. 140Th St
N.Y
Bway
Bin
Fulton St
Jamaica
Main St
Pisains
Macy Cash
Macy
Hely
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