British Urge Citizens to Flee Mexico as Villa Targets Carranza
Sir Lionel Carden warns all British subjects to leave Mexico City amid growing chaos feared under Huerta. Villa returns from San Luis Potosi toward Torreon as Carranza withholds ammunition, with talks planned between Villa and Carranza representatives at Niagara Falls. Refugees predict an uprising in Mexico City while diplomats show split views over recognition.
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Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Lionel Carden
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Huerta
San Luis Potosi
Torreon
Zacatecas
el Paso
Hoe
Legation
Puerta Mexico
Jamaica
Vera Cras
Satway
Tor Y
Morning News Summary: Mexican Situation and Local Happenings
Daily brief highlights include advice to leave Mexico amid U.S. concerns, Carranza arms demands, Pittsburgh talk by R. Herkman hints at violence, a Russian exile pardon and witness intimidation denial, Baxter found guilty, and local closures on time. Also noted are restaurant conditions, promotions for Roye and girls, four auto fatalities, Bank move on Claflin, Ballou slain, steamship traces, ten men aboard a flyer, subway agreement, and world sympathy for the Austrian emperor. Casualties, wills, shipping notes, and court calendar are listed in miscellaneous sections.
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Pittsburgh
Herkman
Baxter
C.c
Roye
Claflin
Ballou
Csscese
Mellen
Subway Enoment
Franeis Joseph
California
Army
Naneinland
Herthor
Rest Cure for Roosevelt Begins Campaign Swing in 1914
Col Roosevelt plans to speak in Pittsburgh to formally open the Progressive campaign. He travels with son Archie and meets with secretary John McGrath to refine his speech while resting as advised by Dr. Alexander Lambert. An overflow audience awaits at Machinery Hall, with Pinchot and Lewis as speakers.
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Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Archie
John McGrath
Ceeter Bay
Alexander Lambert
Pittes
Progressive League of Pennsylvania
Exposition Hall
Gilford Pinchot
United States
Pennylvania
William Draper Lewis
Philadelphia
Norrow
Holitock Curtis
Pedghist
Curtis
Jesse Grant Asks Wife To Return
Jesse B R Grant third son of President Grant fled in the Supreme Court yesterday in answer to his wife’s suit to compel the United States Trust Company to pay her share of income from a 5 400 a year trust fund created by Mrs Julia Dent Grant his mother He claims his wife left him and he is ready to support her but denies the wife’s claim that his mother paid wedding expenses He notes she owns a San Diego house he deeded to her and from which she receives 100 a month plus 2400 from other sources If she returns he would provide for her He says he formerly allowed 260 a month but has given her 1000 in the last two years.
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Jesse BR. Grant
Grant
Supreme Court
United States Trust Company
Julia Dent Grant
Mr. Grant
San Diego
Warships Day On Time at Charlestown Yard
Warships at Charlestown Navy Yard prepared for prohibition enforcement before July 1. By order of Secretary Daniels ships must carry no more than 3 percent alcohol after midnight tomorrow. Four vans of grape juice and other soft drinks unloaded at berths of Nebraska, Rhode Island, and North Carolina. Nebraska recently returned from Mexico.
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Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Daniels
Nebraska
Rhode Island
North Carolina
Mexico
Dirigible Up 35 Hours Sets New Record
The Adjutant Vincenot dirigible, commanded by Georges Joux and with eight passengers, stayed aloft for 35 hours and 20 minutes. It launched from Tour Saturday morning, flew a broad circuit including Paris, surpassing Zeppelin 13’s 34 hours 59 minutes from May. The airship’s capacity exceeds 9,000 cubic metres while Led measures over 25,000 cubic metres.
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Youl
Prance
Adjutant Vincenot
Georges Joux
Vincenot
Tour
Paris
Friedrichshafen
Herlin
Huerta Carranza agree on peace not yet reached
Correspondents in Torreon report Huerta answering three questions from American newspapers. He welcomes back citizens who left during the Niagara Falls talks, says internal Mexican affairs are for Mexicans to decide, and expresses faith that peace can be restored though U S failure could prolong it. Carranza warns no meddling by the United States and outlines mediation terms including limits on church, land, and property issues.
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Telas
Huerta
Republic
Mexico
United States
Niagara Falls
Torreon
Carranza
Monterey
Villa
Tom Sharkey Opens New Saloon in Sixth Avenue Area
Reports say Tom Sharkey once jailed for a disorderly resort reopens a saloon in Sixth Avenue between 41st and 42nd, with his brother Jack listed as proprietor while he acts as manager. An attempted lease for a nearby block failed, prompting public curiosity and local store inquiries.
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Tom Sharkey
New Place
Jack
Churchill to Quit Flights at Wife's Request
London dated June 30 reports Winston Spencer Churchill First Lord of the Admiralty has decided to forgo further air flights this year. The Daily Mirror claims his wife persuaded him amid concerns among British officials and friends about his enthusiasm for daring aerial ventures.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
The
Admiralty
Daily Mirror
Churchill
Indictments Over Hampden Railroad Conspiracy Tie Mellen Moseley Gillett
The Middlesex County Grand Jury indicted Mellen Moseley and Gillett with conspiring to prompt investment banks to lend 45000 to the Hampden Railroad venture. Other charges implicate investment committees of the Cambridge and East Cambridge Savings Banks with multi thousand dollar loans and alleged thefts. Charles S. Mellen denies any connection and questions jurors’ statements.
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Cambridge, Mas
Haren & Hartford
Boston & Maine
Moseley
F. S. Moseley & Co
Hoston
Ralph D. Gillett
Westfield
Middlesex County Grand Jury
Hampden
Bondaville
Springfield
Gillett
Hampden Railroad Corporation
Central Machusetts
New York
New Haven, & Hartford
Messrs. Mellen
Hampden Investment Company
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Hampden Railroad Company
Gustavus Goerver
James Ferguson
David C Proudfoot
Charles W. Dailey
Frederick B. Wheeler
Cambridge Savings Bank
Edward x. ‘Cogswell
Enoch Beane
James F. Pennell
Morrie E. Nayon
Leslie X. Brock
Frederick S. Mozeley
Mc. Men
Mellen
Hampden Road
Public Service Commission
Man Drowns After Ocean Rescue Attempt By Police
A man leaped from the steamboat Middletown near Clason Point Park and fought two policemen who jumped after him. The struggle ended with the man drowning despite efforts by Sergeant Hughes and Patrolman Lombard. The Queensboro and a police launch suffered damage as a reef trapped the vessels while crews searched for the body.
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Middletown
Points
Connecticut
Clason Point Park
Queensboro
Middle Town
Hughes
Lombard
Clason Point
Edward Gilligan
Point Park
STERNBERG AIMS TO UPSET ARCHDUKE LINEAGE IN VIENNA
A new claimant surfaces for the throne through Prince Maximilian son of Archduke Francis Ferdinand The boy’s status is barred by his mother’s morganatic marriage but Count Sternberg leads a faction pressing the young prince’s rights He argues Austrian law on marriages differs from German law and may affect succession prospects.
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Count Sternberg
Archduke’s Bay
Vienna
Maximilian
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Francis Ferdinand
Sternberg
Austr
Death threat for Marks prompts revolver permit
Borough President Marks received a postal card threat signed The Pushcart Peddlers' Union warning he would be croaked like Roththal. A second note with more detail followed last Wednesday. He secured a permit to carry a revolver kept fully loaded after the messages.
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Rosenthal
Sleuths Rescue Kidnapped Girl in East New York
Detectives Ca pone and Conners hurried to Rockville Centre and battered down a door to free Antonina Danna from Antonio Malito, who had locked her in a house after abducting her near her Powell street home. Malito was captured, claiming the romance was voluntary. two witnesses were detained.
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Rockville Centre
Long Island
Antonina Danna
Antonio Malito
Powell St
East New York
Capone and
Conners
Malito
Antonina
East New
Mor
Duces Castrigiano
Castrigiano
House votes to repeal Confederate punishment statute
Washington June 29 a Senate bill repealing a fifty year old statute that barred payment of claims against the United States for those who aided the Confederacy, removing a penalty which had marked figures like Lee Jackson and Wheeler from the Revised Statutes.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
Graham
West Point
Lee
Jackson
Wheeler
Last Day for Coupon Clippers at Tax Office
Tax deadline looms as 6 pm approaches at the Internal Revenue Collector’s office in the Custom House. A surge of coupon clippers with high incomes crowded the window yesterday, with desks piled high as they prepared to file. Over 8 million dollars, about 30 percent of the total, has already been paid by collectors and others in the past days.
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Charles W. Anderson
Custom House
Anderson
United States
Anderton
Lang
See
Internal Revenue
Iid
Sharp
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Riots in Sarajevo Prompt Martial Law and Funeral Plans
Emperor Indomitable faces Sarajevo unrest as martial law is declared. The Duchess sought to save her husband amid clashes with imperial forces. William and Bavarian and Saxon kings may attend the funeral. Austria possibly to deploy troops to quell riots.
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Sarajevo
William
Bavaria
Saxony
Austria
Berkman Hints at Violence in Paterson Riot Case
Alexander Berkman urges action to intimidate Tresca's judge and prosecutor amid Paterson riot trial protests. He suggests striking at court figures, calls for telegram to the district attorney, and spares no rhetoric as Italian speakers weigh in.
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Paterson
Alexander Berkman
Carlo Tresca
Casino Hall
Tresca
Berkman
Dunn
Albert Wilks
Becky Edelson
Patprconsil
Speer
Becky
Pietro Allegra
Nicola Cuneo
Staten Island
Movin
Allegra
Beppino Garibaldi
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ABC
Jowell
Angel Garcia Mena
Madero
Nuerta
Sunda
Montiovedom
Vitieh
T. R
Jesse Grant
Wife
Charlestown Yard
Cronin
Sixth Avenue
Malcolm Gifford
Heart State
Fron
Stadt
the Tribune
Albany
Malcolm Gifford, Jr
Hudson
Benjamin
Flora
Alexander
Richard J. Clute
Boardman
Troy
Gifford
Jerome
James Craw
Audit Bureau of State Ice Department
Lathem's Corners
Clute
Brooks Brothers
Brooks
Young Gifford
William M. Carey
Watervliet
Northampton
Mass
Easthampton
Eiston Seminary
New Haven Line
Massachusetts
Stockbridge
Charles S. Mellen
Belle
Congress
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Husband
Francis Joseph
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Balkans
Hapsburg
Schoenbrunn
Charles Francis Joseph
Metkovitch
Dalmatia
Trieste
Views Falls
N.Y
June Foley
Saratoga State Road
Hofburg
Artatetten
Lower Austria
Vie
India
Ars
Carpathians
Isehh
Nia
Herzegovina
Hos
Viana
Hungary
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