Herrera Claims Carranza Shot Self in Mountain Battle
Rodolfo Herrera tells story of night fight in Purblail mountains ending Carranza death. He says Carranza killed by own hand after surrender, denies joining Cabrera forces, and recounts fleeing to Puebla with few followers while under guard.
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Morgenthau to Act As Envoy to Mexico
Morgenthau designated as envoy to Mexico by U.S. authorities. Reporting notes the appointment follows recognition efforts for Dr. Alvaro and outlines diplomatic steps involving Chargé d’Affaires Fernandes.
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Mexico
Teibune
Burcu
Washington
Suns
Alvaro
Batanu Wee
Chargé D'Ataires Fernendes
See What You Buy Guaranteed Mortgage Bond Promise
The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company offers a guarantee on your property that secures a Guaranteed Mortgage. It emphasizes that the mortgage pays and cannot be reorganized away from you, protecting your interest and return of principal.
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President Wilson weighs Morgenthau appointment to Mexico
Report states the President has authority to make a recess appointment if the Senate delays Morgenthau as American ambassador to Mexico. Officials see no rush to fill Fletcher’s vacancy and note Huerta’s de facto government seeks recognition only after stabilizing the country. The White House monitors Mexico’s move toward order and may recognize de facto rule upon evident stability.
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Henry P. Fletcher
United States
Mexico City
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Niad
Wilko
Huerta
Deadlock in Georgia Delegation Contest
Chicago June 7 The Georgia contest between factions led by Henry Lincoln Johnson Atlanta and Roscoe Pickett faced new complications over a slate of committee nominations. White delegates reportedly refused talks with Negroes while credentials committee could revisit Georgia delegates and seating.
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Georgia
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Johnson
National Committee
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Pickett
Wood
Credentials Committee
Police Booth Wrecked In Battle With Antoist
In Jamaica Queens a patrolman detains Donohue after a drunken crash near Merrick Road and South Street. A fight erupts in a booth, wrecking it and injuring occupants, as Donohue faces charges of driving while intoxicated and disorderly conduct.
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Merrick Road
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Jamaica
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Hyatéhice
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Troops Reach Galveston Under Martial Law
Texas Governor W H Hobby deployed about 600 guardsmen to Galveston to quell freight congestion amid a longshoremen strike. The city was placed under martial law as state troops arrived tonight and more were expected tomorrow. Conditions were described as quiet but the move reflected threats to business interests and the state’s welfare.
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Austin
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New Yorker Killed in Crash Near Monticello
A head on collision near Monticello today killed Wolfe of Alimpson Street New York City and severely injured Morrie Wolfe of 1805 Fifth Avenue New York City while H H Springer of 167 Charleston Street Newark New Jersey escaped with minor injuries Morris Wolfe was expected to recover at the hospital with treatment underway
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Women Are Not Yet Fit to Govern Says Lady Astor
Constance Drexel reports from Geneva on Lady Astor during the international suffrage congress arrival. She critiques women’s readiness to govern, cites home education and morals, and notes her lively engagement with delegates, photographers, and Swiss officials as she travels to the Hotel Rosy Rivage.
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Oliver Strachey
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Rosy Rivage
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Firat
Woman Suffrage Advocates Peace at Genoa Session
Mme Dewitt Schlumberger, head of the French Union for Woman Suffrage and French delegate to the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, told Genoa delegates that if women had the vote before 1914 there would have been no war. Belgium is not represented at the congress, reportedly due to Belgian suffrage status.
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Associated Press
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International Woman Suffrage Alliances Congress
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Women as Legislators in War Time Debate
The text surveys views on women lawmakers during wartime, noting Carrie Chapman Catt's candidacy and possible resignation, with comments by Helen King Robinson. It argues women are suited to social reforms but not inherently better at legislating, while referencing war causes and the need for a global vision of health and happiness carried by women in Geneva.
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Hungary
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Geneva
Maria Tucci Sentenced To From 8 to 15 Years
In Cambridge Massachusetts a 22 year old Italian girl Maria Tucci was sentenced by Judge Charles Matt to eight to fifteen years in the State Prison at Auburn for manslaughter in the first degree in the March 8 killing of her sister Angelina Gonti at 99 West Houston Street. Her lawyer moved for a new trial but was denied.
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Auburn
Victor J.d'alois
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Justice Department Receives Bergdoll Evidence Ruling Sought
Washington June 7 Secretary Baker referred to the Justice Department the Army testimony on Grover Cleveland Bergdoll draft dodger. The Inspector General recommended discipline for involved soldiers. If court martial is pursued, Lt. Gen. Bullard would oversee proceedings with the Judge Advocate General. Bergdoll’s removal permit from Fort Jay to Philadelphia was deemed within authority. Witnesses now in Philadelphia appear before a federal grand jury inquiry.
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