Carranza Seeks Extra Time Amid Washington Tanking
Mexican leader Carranza asks for more time to decide while U S mediators report divisions among Constitutionalists in Washington and Villa’s circle splits. Breceda statement triggers unrest as Carothers’ role draws scrutiny. fear grows over a rift threatening the rebel alliance and “plan” adherence.
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Breceda
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Denied oil men back Carranza amid revolt talk
Washington reports deny foreign money behind the Mexican rebellion led by Carranza. Senator Smith challenges oil interests, while Hopkins retracts published correspondence as potentially inaccurate. Carranza’s envoy and Luis Cabrera rebut claims of outside funding and warn of conspiratorial aims within the insurrection.
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Mexico
Watersree
H.C. Pierce
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Washington
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Hopkins
Carranza
William Smth
Sen-ator Binich
Brice
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Relarranza
Rafael Zubaran
Caransa
Luis Cabrera
Carranea
Smith
Fay Mary
Senate
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Sherburne G. J Hopkins
Mexican railways board member denies political ties
A telegraph to The Tribune from Niagara Falls reports H. Clay Pierce Sherburne Hopkine and Francisco I. Madero in dispute over influence. The Mexican delegate cited a New York Herald document. Pierce declares no political motives or association with Lord Cowdray. He notes his long service on the National Railways of Mexico board and lack of any dealings with Cowdray.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
H. Clay Pierce
Sherburne Hopkine
Neval Carransa
New York Herald
Tals Figuero
Don Francisco
Madero
Railways
Mease
Lord Cowdray
National Railways
National Railways of Mexico
Thirsty mediators drift toward home in Niagara Falls
George Griswold Hill reports from Niagara Falls Ontario on rumors that Constitutionalists may arrive tomorrow to advance peace efforts. The province observes a quiet Canadia Sunday with saloons closed, a Sunday sacred concert, and moderated dances at the mediation hotel amid ongoing diplomatic tension.
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Ont
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Argentina
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Canada
Toll Bridge
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Teex
Carranza bars Villa followers in Mexican territories
General Carranza has barred from territory under his control all individuals known to sympathize with General Villa. The move follows Villa's forces retreat from Selvíllo and affects figures tied to the Villista prosecution, with reports of arrests and contested deaths as the conflict persists.
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Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Carranan
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E. A. Benavides
Vilfore
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Laredo
Selvillo
Bienavides
Villeax
William S. Renton
Justes
Tampico
Ramon Fraustro
Arranza
Benton
Justay Haueb
Freastro
Torreon
Villa Officcarce
Saililie
Villa May Take San Luis Potosi
Vicdims Negras June 28 reports Northern Mexico abuzz over General Villa after Zacatecas. Travelers say Villa plans to subdue Federal forces solo, possibly leaving a garrison behind as he moves toward Mexico City. Debate centers on whether Gonzares and the northwest can repair rail lines fast enough to halt him before San Luis Potosi. Carranza’s provisional cabinet and reforms are promised upon arrival at Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Pablo Gonaarix
Mexico
Monterey
Carranna
Tito
Carranza Seeks Peace With Huerta Amid Mexican Turmoil
In Vera Cruz on June 28, Antonio Magnon reports secret peace talks between Carranza and Huerta in the capital. Volunteers under Villa and Carranza clash near Monterey, with Huerta’s forces facing internal strain and defections. Magnon notes generals Maas and Orozco in play, railways targeted, and fears of Federal collapse as negotiations unfold.
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Carranis Huerta
Antonio Magnon
Mexico City
Magnon
Joaquim Maas
San Luis Potosi
Huerta
Maas
Aguas Calientes
Villa
Queretaro
Soledad
Rubio Navarrette
San Francisco
Garcia Pena
Muerte
Big Liner Stuck Between Rocks Near Irish Coast
A steamship named the California, with 915 aboard, becomes stranded between rocks after departing New York. Lifeboats and gunboats assist as government cruisers patrol the northwest Irish coast to stop gun running and arms shipments to Ulsterites. Captain J H W Coverly leads the Anchor Line vessel amid fog and danger.
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California
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Anchor
New York
W. Alderson
Brooklyn
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Faith Alderson
Andrew Stor
Robert Broderick
L. J. Byrne
Baltimore
Oscar A. Brookfield
William S. Boas
Charleston
Genevieve Branden
Akron
A. P. Bird
Greensburg
Thomas D. Bennett
William Bond
John R. Clifford
York
Helen Gray Cone
Oielia Cromwell
Cromwell
Copeland
Mire Coleman
Mine Rowsiew York
Marion J. Liam J Flizaberth
Jennie. W
Philadelphia
Mildred Dodge
Brookly
Minnie Euston
Jennie Frazer
New
George W. Fulton
Galveston
Jewel Fulton
Eunice Temple Ford
White Gibson
Birmingham
Ala
Master White Gibson
Mina McD. Gibson
Lawrence Godkin
James Johnson
Acid Jamison
Phila Inn Elen
Pittsburgh
Annie F
Elizabeth McDonald
Mina Florence L. Neill
Bi Francis O'Neil
Phi Prancis O'Neill
Phil One
Glasgow
Misummbus
Alice W. Parsons
Laura S. Pattee
Boston
Saratoga Springs
Noisy Fourth Sure But Minus Powder in New York
A chaotic Fourth of July plan unfolds in New York with Noisy Fourth activities across five boroughs. Organizers led by Safe and Sane Celebration Committee chair claim celebrations will be vibrant without gunpowder, featuring flag drills, dances, and civic speeches at City Hall.
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Martin W. Littleton
Safe and
Champ Clark
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Riverside
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Aero Club of America
Governor's Island
Hudson
Spuyten Duyvil
Atlantic Yacht Club
Coney Island
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Prospect Park
Riverside Drive
Plaza
Henry T. Fleck
City Hall Park
Tammany Hall
James’ Hamilton Lewis
14Th St
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Madrid Faces Crisis Over Second Navy Squadron Plan
Madrid reports a cabinet crisis as opposition parties block government plans to build a second navy squadron. Critics say existing ships suffice, while Ferrol navy yards would close and about three thousand workers risk unemployment. Premier Dato will seek a parliamentary vote next Wednesday. failure to secure a majority may force resignation.
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Ferrol
Dato
Claflin Plan Sees 75 Cents On Dollar, Banks Weigh
Preliminary notes on the H B Claflin Company crisis indicate creditors expect at most 75 cents on the dollar. Bankers outside major cities hold the key, awaiting President Alexander's committee plan and makers' ability to meet maturities, while mercantile creditors push for a fair reorganization.
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Claflin
Bankers’ Committee
Alexander
Imony
New York
Mercantile Committee
James N. Rosenberg
Rosenberg, Levie & Ball
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Hl. B. Claflin Company
United Cigar Stores Company
Clatin Company
Meh Teeg
Mr. Cleflin
H. B. Claflin Company
Claflin House
HB. Clafin Company
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Federals Abandon Aguas Calientes in Mexican battle
Dispatches from Zacatecas report that Federals abandoned Aguas Calientes and plan to stand at San Luis Potosi. General Argumedo wounded. Villa’s forces push toward Aguas Calientes outskirts as Castro’s army, about fifteen thousand, prepares to defend San Luis Potosi amid heavy casualties and mass hospital convoys.
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Tribune
Zacatecas
Mexico
Aguas Calientes
San Luis Potosi
E. A. Benavides
Villa
Benjamin Atgumido
Salinas
Castro
Mexico City
Argumedo
Torreon
Roosevelt Denies Callers As Malaria Cure Claims Arise
On a day at Sagamore Hill Colonel Roosevelt refused audiences despite several callers presenting cures for malaria. A well dressed visitor pressed for a message, but Roosevelt’s staff, including Quentin, declined any audience. The scene underscored the lack of political activity near Oyster Bay that day.
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Roosevelt
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Quentin
Sagamore Hill
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Colonel Roosevelt and River of Doubt lecture teased
Residents gather after services at Christ Episcope Church as Mrs. Roosevelt and Ar Ablen greet the ailing Colonel. He jokes about not running if his health does not improve, while town chatter swirls around his Pittsburgh jump and a planned noon lecture on the River of Doubt.
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Christ Episcope Church
Roosevelt
Jiis
Pittsburgh
John Puff
Whitman Campaign Opens Queens HQ To Aid Nomination
Whitman headquarters will open in Queens Borough probably next week as Republicans of Long Island City and others push for Whitman to be nominated for governor. John A. Porter will run the headquarters with supporters including Joseph H. De Brags State Committeeman Herbert Conklin Anthony Moore and Theron H Burden among backers.
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Whitman
Queens
Long Island City
New York County
John A. Porter
Queen
Joseph H. de Brags
Herbert ©. Conklin
Anthony Moore
Theron H. Burden
Federation of Roumanian Jews America ends convention
The seventh annual convention concluded yesterday after reports showed the past year as the most prosperous in history. More than four hundred delegates from thirty-nine organizations attended, representing a membership of over 14,000. Dr Weiss was re elected.
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