Constitutionalists seek dialogue amid Mexican conflict
Dispatches describe factions led by Luis Carrera and Cabrera urging talks with Villa while both sides claim progress. Optimism for a negotiated solution clashes with reports of Villa’s continued efforts to advance, as US border tensions rise and observers warn against overconfidence in a swift peaceful settlement.
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Niles Plans Aerial Feats Over New York City
Pilot Niles promised dramatic stunts over the Manhattan area including loops and dives. He recently flew from Garden City to near Severnor’s Island but had to turn back due to clouds, then tried again and succeeded, with forecasts allowing further aerial maneuvers if weather holds.
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France adopts 5 percent tax on foreign income starting July
Paris announces regulations imposing a 5 percent tax on income from foreign stocks bonds and securities earned in France with force on July 1. Officials face heavy pressure from interest groups urging delay and warning it may force foreigners to move funds. Banks and credit transfers are expected to adjust to the new rule amid concerns of evasion and complexity.
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G W S Statue No Suffrage Forum at City Hall
Adria Hill of the Women’s Union writes to the five weekly complaining of speech bans. The department refuses permission for Miss Hill to speak, citing party or candidate alignment and political restraint as reasons amid protests from supporters.
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Obregon enlists with Villa as Sonora rebels move on Guadalajara
Rebel leaders in Sonora repudiated Carranza and aligned with Villa, with General Obregon taking command and moving a large force toward Guadalajara. Villa denies splits and asserts no quarrel with Carranza while border officials report arrests and limited communication. Villa’s army advances on Zacatecas with 12,000 defenders and strong fortifications, planning a cautious, concerted assault.
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Pancho Villa
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Obregon
Carranza
Guadalajara
Guaymas
Mazatlan
Daniels at Sea on Canteen Bids
Washington June 22 Secretary Daniels faces perplexing naval canteen supply bids valued near 790000 for the next fiscal year. He rejected all proprietary items to avoid monopoly and ordered new specifications to boost competition, causing delays and bid complications across the contracting chain.
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Rebels Arm Supply Effort Intensifies in New York
Constitutionalist agents in New York describe a busy day as arms and ammunition flow toward the rebels. Captain Shelby Hopkins and financier Charles R. Flint collaborate on shipments from the Antilla, with 40,000 uniforms discussed and a ring of five brokers moving arms from autos to mathematics. Villa's 215,000,000 bale cotton seizure and cross-border maneuvers are noted, with Urquidi estimating Zacatecas falls within days and Villa potentially pressing through to San Luis Potosi.
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Shelby Hopkins
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Europe
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Orozco
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Zucatecas
Pablo Gonzales
San Luin Potosi
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Utah Brings Laurels Home From Vera Cruz War
The battleship Utah returns to port under Captain John H. Gibbon with Commander F. J. Clark and Lt. Commander W. R. White among officers. After at Vera Cruz the crew earned medals and commendations from Admiral Fletcher for bravery during the two day fight, while 14 enlisted men were cited for valor. refugees sheltered aboard and a battalion of bluejackets helped seize the customs house and clear port authorities.
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George Berton
New York City
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George J. Smith
Los Angeles
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Harry D. Shipman
Terre Haute
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Liberty
Ry Harshberger
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Rescue of Nava l Base Duty and Vera Cruz Sniping Accounts
An account of naval and army actions in Vera Cruz describes Ensign Junkin surviving multiple bullet hits and unflinching bravery. Boatswain Schultz and his men faced heavy fire while aiding a dangerous harbor operation. Ensign Foster, a young officer, supervised police and military duties in the Tenderloin district, meting out punishment to criminals who challenged order. Captain Gibbons organized patrols to quell sniper activity as the Utah battalion led the forces during and after the landings.
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Guy Castle
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Wainwright
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Sys. Mil. Ry Nickersen
Uah
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Agai
Junkin
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Florida
Naval Academy
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Tribune
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Tenderloin
Admiral Fletcher
John H. Gibbons
Diligencias Hotel
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Arkansas
New York
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Leahy
C. J. Peoples
J. F. Brister
D. C. Bingham
J. H. Strong
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Vera Cruz
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Utah sailors praised for discipline on crowded pier
Witness accounts describe Captain Gibbons and Utah sailors upholding order at Sani wharf with no major misconduct among troops. a German accuses one man of looting but the sergeant on duty confirms the absence of theft as the ship returns home facing aging weather and calm seas.
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Huerta Frees Filipi Servant In Mexico City Visit
The Filipino servant of Capt W. P. Rush, Gregor corez, walked into the Brazilian Legation in Mexico City and presented himself to the minister. He had been released from Santings military prison on June 9 and had stayed at Tizapan after learning of the search. He said he was arrested at Tejeira on May 15 and taken to Santiago prison, where he was tried for spying for the Americans and acquitted. He will leave Mexico City tomorrow for Vera Cruz with a legation representative to be delivered to American authorities.
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Tejeira
Santiago
Mexico City
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Altman Store Promises Full Range of Small Indispensables
A large stock at B. Altman & Co. includes hose supporters and garters for women and children, hair nets in all shades, electric curling irons, alcohol heaters for curling irons, dress shields, scissors with leather cases, and a complete assortment of dressmakers supplies. Bathing accessories feature silk and rubber bathing caps, satin and canvas bathing shoes, and rubber bathing girdles and corsage bouquets.
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B. Seymour
Lawrence Townsend, Jr
Belgium
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Wireless Church of the Navy
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Euston House
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