Herrera Insists Carranza Died in Combat in Mexico City
Special Cable reports Rodolfo Herrera asserting Carranza killed himself during a night battle in the Puebla mountains. Herrera says he led a sudden attack with a small force, denying loyalty to Carranza’s faction, and claims Carranza died by self-inflicted shot after surrender. He alleges personal enmity with Cabrera brothers and promises fuller testimony after meeting Generals Calles and Obregon.
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the Tribune
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Puebla
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Morgenthau Named Envoy to Mexico by State Dept
Washington June 7. Dr Alvaro Torre Diaz recognized as agent of the Carranza regime by the State Department. The new official was presented by Chargé d A mailes Pernantex, signaling a policy shift in diplomatic recognition.
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Torre Diaz
Mexico
State Department
See What You Buy You Can See the Guaranteed Mortgage
You can view the property that backs your Guaranteed Mortgage and judge its value. It pays 51 percent and cannot be reorganized away from you. The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company guarantees your interest and the return of your principal.
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President Wilson May Fill Mexican Ambassador Post
Reports indicate President Wilson may exercise recess appointment power to place Henry Morgenthau as ambassador to Mexico. White House advisors say Senate inaction won’t curb the president’s authority, with a preference to wait for a stable Huerta-era government before formal recognition or diplomatic exchanges.
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Henry Morgenthau
Mexico
Senate
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Henry P. Fletcher
United States
Mexico City
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Deadlock in Georgia Delegation Contests
The Georgia contest between Henry Lincoln Johnson's Atlanta faction and Roucoe Pickett's group showed ongoing deadlock over committee nominations. Confabs failed to resolve differences and may be sent to the Credentials Committee. white delegates reportedly refuse to meet with the Negro faction. Johnson led on the temporary roll but may concede. Pickett allies fear possible unseating of Georgia delegates.
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Georgia
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Roucoe Pickett
Pickett
Johnson
National Committee
Lowden
Wood
Credentials Committee
Police Booth Wrecked in Jamaica Auto Row Clash
Patrolman McFall arrested Harry J. Donahue after an early morning dispute over lighting. The Jamaica booth was wrecked during a struggle inside Merrick Road and South Street. Donahue faces charges of driving while intoxicated, no lights, no chauffeur license, and disorderly conduct.
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Troops Reach Galveston Martial Law Declared
State troops mobilizing in home towns arrived at Galveston tonight as Governor Hobby placed the city under martial law amid freight congestion from a longshoremen strike. About 500 guardsmen were expected tonight and another 500 tomorrow, with the governor calling the action necessary to protect business and property rights.
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New Yorker Killed in Crash Near Monticello
Arnold Wolfe of 105 Simpson Street New York City was killed and Morris Wolfe of 1805 Fifth Avenue New York City severely injured when their automobile struck the car of H H Springer of 167 Charleston Street Newark New Jersey in a head-on collision near Monticello. Morris Wolfe later recovered at the hospital.
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Lady Astor Sums Up Women and Politics in Geneva
Constance Drexel reports Lady Astor in Geneva during the international suffrage congress. She argues women are not yet fit to govern and must reform themselves at home, criticizing dress and morals while stressing individual justice and a practical path to improving conditions for women.
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Woman Suffrage Praised as War Preventive at Genoa Session
Mme Dewitt Schlumberger, French Union for Woman Suffrage head and International Alliance delegate, said if women had votes before 1914 there would have been no war. Session focused on internal affairs. Budapest congress noted that twelve countries had voted before the war. Belgium not represented at the congress.
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Belgium
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Associated Press
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Budapest
Women as Legislators and the World Peace Vision
A report says German officials refused to condemn German atrocities in Belgium during the war. Mrs. Cerrie Cha Catt, alliance president, may reconsider her candidacy after reports of resignation. Helen King Robinson spoke on women in legislatures, noting few have served in state and national bodies. Subin’s hog shipment quip is cited, prompting a shift toward valuing health and happiness as measures of national greatness and urging women to push this vision into law and constitutions worldwide.
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Alliance
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Maria Tucci Sentenced To From 8 to 15 Years
In Cambridge Massachusetts on June 6 Maria Tucci a 22 year old Italian girl convicted of manslaughter in the first degree for killing her sister Angling Conti at 99 West Houston Street March 8 was sentenced to eight to fifteen years in the State Prison for Women at Auburn Judge Charles C. Mott ordered the term despite motions for a new trial by her counsel Victor J D Aloia The judge said if the defendant had been a man the verdict would have been murder The girl wept and was taken to Auburn by two attendants and Deputy Sheriff Belle Norton
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Bergdoll Case Moves to Justice for Prosecution Review
Secretary Baker sent Bergdoll escape testimony to the Department of Justice for the Attorney General to decide if civilians linked to the case merit prosecution. The Army inspector general urged disciplinary action against involved soldiers. If court martial is chosen, Bullard or the Judge Advocate General would draft the caps. The Adjutant General’s permit for Bergdoll’s move was deemed within rights. Two escort witnesses remain in Philadelphia before a federal grand jury examining civilian roles.
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Tribune
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