Mexicans Raid Into El Paso Described Amid Border Tensions
The report details General Pershing and General Gavira negotiations over troop disposition in border territory, amid Mexican protests and warnings. Refugees recount hostile treatment on routes to the border while Carranza commander’s wife seeks protection assurances and lists of nationals for safety. An army move indicates 1000 troops ordered northward to confront American forces and push them out of Mexico.
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Pershing
Trevino
Sprimant
Sum An
Prthing
Gavirn
Gavira
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Chihuahua
Funston
Grtirs
Ameriars
Sibley
Coahuila
Chihuahua Commander Fears for Americans
General Nacio Ramos reported a decisive victory over 600 Villistas who concentrated in the Rio Florido district near Parral Chihuahua. A daylong battle at Lomas de Buena Vista ended with bandits fleeing as remnants scattered in the hills under American expeditionary pressure. Reports note uneasy conditions near Roxario and attacks on mining property as authorities urge vigilance.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Rio Florido
Parral
Nacio Ramos
Lomas de Buena Vista
Roxario
Sptaton
Kemor
Jacinto
Guadalajara District Conditions Critical Amid Tense Coastline
San Diego June 11 reports from Manzanillo and the Guadalajara district describe critical conditions with anti American sentiment fomented by Mexican authorities. Currency devaluation and lack of purchasing power cited as key causes. The US collier Mars was due to arrive tonight with seven teens Americans from Sinaloa aboard.
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San Diego
Cal
Manzanillo
Mexico
Guadalajara
United States
Mars
Sinaloa
No Change in Order to Pursue Raiders
Ashington June 1 Secretary Taker said to night that there had been no change in General Funsten s orders to pursue into Meaieo any hot trail left by raiders and he presumed that the border commander was taking whatever steps were necessary to deal with the situation at San Manuel. As the War Department was closing for the night the Secretary and no official dispatches had been received dealing with the report raid.
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Ashington
Taker
Funsten
Meaieo
San Manuel
War Department
Hadeen
Carranzistas Capture Four Bandit Leaders
In Laredo two armed Japanese were arrested near Piedras Negras and four bandit leaders from Luis Dela Rona's outfit were taken after a clash at Sanchez, Mexico. Refugees and women with children fled to the border as political tensions rose and more Americans and foreigners arrived seeking safety.
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Rio Grande
Five Patrolmen Bind Demented Man in Cell
A Brooklyn man arrested on narcotics charges became violent in a Clymer Street station cell. Five officers restrained him as he headbutted bars, then he was taken to Kings County Hospital. He was arraigned on heroin possession with $500 value and held on $2,000 bail.
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Clymer Street
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Sporer
Dean
Michael Anderino
Folwell
WANTED DEACONS TO HEAR DIVORCES
A Supreme Court proceeding reveals Edmund J. Tinsdale a Calvary Baptist Church member sought to have deacons attend divorce case hearings to gain evidence. Deacons accuse his letter of insulting church officers and risking scandal while he claims to end dissension and seeks court guidance.
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Supreme Court
Edmund J. Tinsdale
Calvary Baptist Church
Eaid Church
Futhis
Justice Donnelly
Joseph M. Kemp
Board of Deacons
Board of Trustees
Tinsdale
Ter| the Cohnlan
Busin Hess
Naultarge Model Ship Aims To Prove New Design
Fawin Fairfax Naulty, of this city, unveils a nine foot model called Naultarge bound for ocean testing south of Sable Inland. The craft, a one man prototype of his five propeller five engine design, seeks to show stability and seaworthiness for his radical Dolphin inspired pattern. He believes a sixty five foot ship with four hundred plus horsepower could reach ninety miles an hour.
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Sable
Naultarge
Fawin Fairfax Naulty
Philadelphia
London
Mr. Naulty
Suit Over Grave Mix Up At Mount Olivet Cemetery
Alphonse Charantanoviteh sues the Russian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas pastor Rev Benedict Turkeviteh and cemetery owners for 50000 alleging his eight year old daughter was buried in the wrong plot and later moved. The church attorney says the error arose from plot number confusion and the body was ultimately placed in the correct grave.
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Mount Olivet
Pather Turkovitch
Edwin P. Kilroe
Charantanoyiteh
National Chamber Urges Rail Wage Probe in Congress
The National Chamber of Commerce will push Congress to authorize an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into railroad wages hours and working conditions. Using a member referendum, the chamber aims to investigate maximum minimum and average wages hours of service and comparative scales, noting a possible strike could disrupt about 100000 workers and cripple industry.
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National Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Washi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
National Chamber
Pothier Industries
Spends All on Peace Offerings, but Wins Jail Instead of Home
Karl Klots sought reconciliation with his wife Elisabeth at 2170 Amsterdam Avenue. After attempts with violets and a camera gift, she refused and police were called. He was jailed in lieu of $300 bail, held for exam.
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Karl Klots
Elisabeth
Mrs. Kits
Lizzie
Karl
Mrs. Klotz
Mr. Klote
Klotz
Blackwell
Lizele
Inez
Lilly
West Lloyd Street
Klots
Klote
Seize Meadow Island in Staten Island garbage fight
Edward P. Doyle and armed guards captured Meadow Island near Arthur Kill and began fortifying it as part of a dispute over the site for the city garbage plant. Police responed with a large patrol and declared readiness to oppose the takeover amid ongoing injunction concerns.
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Staten Island
Arthur Kill
Richmond Warriors
Edward P. Doyle
Meadow Island
Arthur Kiln
Lake Island
Doyle
Meadow Toland
Rossvil
John Androvette
Mariners’ Harbor
Praile Island
J. Sterling Drake
Meadowland
Bowlhce
Manhattan
New
Dorp
Hoste Tof
Justice Cropery
Brooklyn
Subway Gang Fight Ends With Detective Shoots Suspect
Detective Graham tailed four men in a northbound subway car after a mugging attempt on jeweler Merritt Tilley. A shot wounded one assailant, later calling himself Patrick Smith, who was treated for a hip injury at Knickerbocker Hospital. Tilley remained unharmed with $700 and two gold watches.
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Subway
Graham
Manhattan Street
Knickerbocker Hospital
Patrick Smith
Merritt Tilley
Enat Lith
Tilley
Identifies man as foedies in Jersey shooting death
Nicholas Pasquale of North Bergen identified Hoboken resident Jack Smith as the shooter just before dying at North Hudson Hospital. Pasquale and cousin Valentine Pasquale were connected to the attack on a Passaic River car route near Parson Plank Road, five shots fired. Pasquale died after the first shot.
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Jersey
North Hudson Monpital
Nicholas Pasquale
North Bergen
N. J
Jack Smith
Hoboken
Paterson Plank Road
Smith
Valentine Pasquale
Newburgh Woman Dies at Theatre Door in New York
Mrs. Mary Sayles, 55, of Newburgh New York, collapsed and died of heart disease just as she reached the foyer of the Odeon Theatre at 276 West 11th Street. A son accompanied her to the city where she planned treatment and stayed with her sister Mrs. George B. Lawrence at 234 West Lizd Street.
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Newburgh
Mary Sayles
N. Y
Odeon Theatre
West
New York
George B. Lawrence
West Lizd Street
South American Newsman Indicted After Alpine Car Crash
Romeo R. Ronconi, New York cable representative for South American outfits, faces Bergen County assault and battery charges after a collision with Jacob B. Luther of Alpine. Indicted by the grand jury he must appear before a jury tomorrow. Luther sustained rib injuries. Ronconi reportedly surrendered and was jailed after bail was discussed with Alpine Mayor Mahler.
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Alpine
N. J
Romeo R. Ronconi
New York
Cable
Eee
Bergen County
Ronconi
Jacob B. Luther
Luther
Mahler
Sheri Heath
Hackensack
Destroyer Grounds Near Santo Domingo Harbor
The torpedo boat destroyer Terry commanded by Lieutenant W. S. Nicholas with eighty five crew grounded last night at the entrance to Puerto tata harbor Santo Domingo and was beached in the inner harbor. No injuries reported according to dispatches from the Department.
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Warrington
Terry
W. 5. Nicholas
Puerto
Oil Officials to Explain Gasoline Price Rise at FTC Hearing
Washington June 11 Officials from Standard Oil of New Jersey New York and Ohio and other large producers will explain price factors at a two day hearing closing the FTC probe into a gasoline price rise. The session invites large producers independents and others to present their views and the commission will scrutinize all testimony.
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Trade Commission
Washington
Standard Oil
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Tommorrow
Federal Trade Commission
Department of J Tee. Igate
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Lackawanna
Chicago Limited
Newark
Chicago
Michigan Central Railroad
Nickel Plate Railroad
Detroit
Highlands
Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountains
Tunkhannock Viaduct
America
EL Paso
Madison Safe Deposit Company
Lincoln Trust Buildings
Madison
Onulie
Corm
Deacons
Calvary Board
Cobalan
Tinadale
Charantanovitch
Charantanoviteh
Prodigal
Flatiron
Cell
Gang Fells Jeweller
Saks Company
Broadway
34Th Street
Russia
Motor Apparel Shop
Saks Golf Suits
Saks
Kirkby
Saks & Company
Terry Grounds
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