Herrera Insists Carranza Died in Combat in Mexico City
Special Cable to The Tribune reports Rodolfo Herrera claiming Carranza died by his own hand during a night battle in Puebla. Herrera says he led a sudden assault with a small force, denying treachery and detailing exchanges with Cabrera brothers and other Carranzistas. He notes plans to further describe events after meeting generals Calles and Obregon.
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the Tribune
New York ‘Tribune, Inc
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Puebla
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Tampico
Cardenas
Herra
Gillow
Carranza
Cheranza
Herrera
Garranza
Cabrera Brothers
Car Tanza
Alfonso Cabrera
Luis Cabrera
Carranga
Cabreras
Vera Crum
Porfirio Diaz
Sone
Morgenthau to Act As Envoy to Mexico
Washington reports that Dr. Alvaro Torre Diaz is recognized as agent of the Carranza regime by the State Department. Chargé d’Ampires Pernantex presented the new official, signaling a formal diplomatic role for Morgenthau in Mexico.
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the Tribune
Washington
Infox
Alvaro
Torre Diaz
Mexico
State Department
See What You Buy You Secures Guaranteed Mortgage
The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company explains that you can view the property backing your Guaranteed Mortgage and judge its value. It promises a 51 percent payoff and that the arrangement cannot be reorganized away from you, guaranteeing interest and return of principal.
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Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Company
President Wilson Seeks Mexican Ambassador Decision
A high source says Wilson may keep authority to name a U S ambassador to Mexico via recess appointment if Senate blocks Henry Morgenthau. The White House aims to wait for a stable Huerta regime before formal recognition and a full ambassadorial exchange.
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Henry Morgenthau
Mexico
Senate
Morgenthau
Henry P. Fletcher
United States
Mexico City
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Sates
Deadlock in Georgia Delegation Contests Credentials Fight
In Georgia a split between Henry Lincoln Johnson's Atlanta led faction and Roucoe Pickett's camp deepens as conference attempts stall on committee nominations. White delegates refuse talks with negroes. Johnson faction holds a national committee supported majority on the temporary roll, with Lowden favored by Johnson and Wood by Pickett. Fears rise that Credentials Committee action could unseat Georgia delegates.
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Jhicagu
Georgia
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Roucoe Pickett
Pickett
Johnson
National Committee
Lowden
Wood
Credentials Committee
Police Booth Wrecked in Jamaica Auto Fight
Patrolman McFall arrested Harry J. Donahue after a dispute over car lights led to a struggle in a Merrick Road Jamaica booth. The booth toppled during the clash. Donahue faces charges of driving while intoxicated failing to have lights on the automobile having no chauffeur license and disorderly conduct.
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Jamaica
Tatln
Queens
Arly
Harry J. Dondhus
Donahue
Merrick Road
South Street
Edward Rourke
McFarl
Donohue
Flo
Troops Reach Galveston as Martial Law Declared
State troops mobilized in home towns began arriving at Galveston where Governor Hobby imposed martial law over freight congestion amid a longshoremen strike. About 500 guardsmen were expected tonight and another 500 tomorrow, with the governor citing disruption to business and property rights.
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Tex
Galveston
W. H. Hobby
State House
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Galveton
Texas
Gulf Port
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 injured when their automobile collided head on with H H Springer of 167 Charleston Street Newark New Jersey near Monticello. Morris Wolfe is expected to recover after treatment at the hospital.
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Morris Wolfe
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Women Not Yet Fit to Govern Says Lady Astor
Constance Drexel reports in Geneva on June 7 that Lady Astor argues narrow view of women in politics. She says women must reform at home and improve morals before legislative power, and notes her own stance contrasts with suffrage delegates.
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Constance Drexel
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International Suffrage Congress
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Aude Royden
Calvin
Switzerland
America
Heda
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Woman Suffrage Deemed Peace Measure at Genoa Session
Genoa June 7 Mme Dewitt Schlumberger president of the French Union for Woman Suffrage declared that if all women had possessed suffrage before 1914 there would have been no war. Belgian representation was absent as Belgium is not represented at the congress and Belgium’s suffrage group is noted as absent.
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Belgium
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Associated Press
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Dewitt Schlumberger
French Union For Woman Suffrage
International Woman Suffrage Alliance Congress
Mme. Schlumberger
Budapest
Women legislators urged to shape postwar world at Geneva
Reported debates describe Allied demands for German acknowledgment of Belgium atrocities. Mrs Cutt's candidacy for an alliance post becomes unsettled as she considers resignation. Helen King Robinson cites few women in state and national legislatures, urges expanded female legislative role. Subin quips about hog shipments sparking wars, while end goal shifts to health and happiness as measure of national greatness and a new international goodwill agenda.
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Del
Belgium
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Alliance
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Subin
Hungary
Serbia
Aemires
Geneva
Tucci Given Eight to Fifteen Year Sentence
Maria Tucci the twenty two year old Italian girl convicted of manslaughter in the first degree for shooting her sister Angling Conti at 99 West Houston Street March 8 was sentenced by Judge Charles C Mott to eight to fifteen years in the State Prison for Women at Auburn. The court refused motions for a new trial and said the sentence must serve as an example that women cannot take life any more than men. Tucci wept as she was led away by attendants and deputies to Auburn.
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Masa
Maria Tucci
Angling Conti
West
Houston Street
Charles. .C. Mott
Auburn
Victor J.d'aloia
Nott “Tam
Tupéh
Belle Norton
Bergdoll Case Moves to Justice for Prosecution Possibility
Secretary of War Baker sent Bergdoll escape testimony to the Department of Justice for an AG ruling on prosecuting any civilians. The Army IG urged discipline for involved personnel, while the Adjutant General defended the permit for Bergdoll’s move. Grand jury witnesses are in Philadelphia as the DOJ weighs charges.
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Tribune
Washington
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Philadelphia
Army
Robert L. Bullard
Governor's Island
Capes
Peter C. Harris
Indiartment of Justice
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