Huerta Detained by U S Authorities on Neutrality Charge
Washington July 9 United States government rules that General Victoriano Huerta the former Mexican dictator may not re enter Mexico from American soil while he could destabilize the southern republic His bond stands at 15000 with a July 12 hearing to press neutrality violations Huerta is under surveillance on both sides of the border and authorities consider re arrest under extradition requests from Chi huahua governor Officials note potential to withdraw charges if Huerta is found not guilty barring such, he could be rearrested and held up to 40 days to await evidence from Villa authorities
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Washington
United States
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Truerta
Department of Justice
Department
Huerta
Officis
Chihauhan
Tates
Gene Warren
Wilson
of Labor
Caminetti
Immigration
Bureau
Alfalfa Remedy Touted for Indigestion in Chicago
Dr Alexander L Blackwood of Chicago told the American Institute of Homeopathy convention closing session that alfalfa was recommended as a remedy for indigestion and depression. He cited hospital observations of seventeen patients over the past year who reported increased hunger clearer minds and stimulated bodily functions with improved mood.
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Chicago
Alexander L. Blackwood
American Institute ‘of Homeopathy
Refugees Say Mexico Quiet Amid Looting Reports
Washington dispatch quotes Vera Cruz refugees who left Mexico City Tuesday to reassure the State Department. They report looting limited to small grocery stores, with the poorer classes not yet starving, and say about 1,500 Villistas have departed Mexico City for the north.
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Washington
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
State Department
Cable
Department
United States
Porfirio Diaz Dies in Paris After Illness
Porfirio Diaz dies in Paris not long after expressing affection for De Boulogne and a wish to travel to Biarritz. He lived simply in a modest Paris apartment, contrasting with the grand homes of friends who left Mexico with him. No funeral date or final disposition has been decided.
Huerta mourns Diaz death in Mexico telegraph
General Huerta sent a condolence to Mrs Diaz praising Diaz as a great man. He recalled Diaz’s departure from Mexico City, the salute ordered at Vera Cruz, and their embrace earlier with tears. Huerta urged Mexicans to honor Diaz and trust the national army.
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EL Paso
Tex
General Huerta
Porfirio Diaz
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Mexico
Huerta
Dias
Republic
Republic Has Produced,” ‘Tluerta
Ypiranga
Bombardment hits German troop trains in southwest Africa
PRETORIA July 22 British air forces bombarded German troop trains at Otavi in southwest Africa. The raid reportedly killed nearly 1006 German soldiers.
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South
Africa
Otavi
War Briefing From Europe War Log Update
Twenty four hour war review notes heavy fighting in the Dardanelles with a French capture of a Turkish redoubt. German artillery renews fire in France as Russian retreat continues along Gnila Lipa. A Baltic sea naval action near Gothland is reported with German ships involved. Austro German advances in Galicia and Poland claim progress. Polish fortress Zamose reportedly captured. Russian defense collapses along the southern front with retreats north of Halicz.
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Dardanelles
France
Gnila Lipa
Gothland
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Baltic Sea
Wittelsbach
Wiel
Galicia
Poland
Zamose
Krasnik
Russian Poland
Berlin
Firjilow
Deaths at Soldiers' Home Report June records six deaths
Superintendent John E. Andrew and Adjutant L. Murphy list six deaths at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in June. The oldest veteran was 88. the youngest 68. Names and ages include Eugene Agen 3 years, Martin Snyder 88, Henry Bassett 71, Thomas Watts 68, Andrew Johnson 79, and Sidney B. Jarvis 73.
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John E. Andrew
L. Murphy
Eugene Agen
152Nd’ Ilinois Infantry
Martin Snyder
13Th
Illinois Cavalry
Henry Bassett
Connecticut’ Infantry
Thomas Watts
U.S. Colored
Andrew Johnson
New York Infantry
Sidney B. Jarvis
Illinois Infantry
Wolter to Perform Cornet Solo in Washington Park
Cornet soloist Frank Wolter, hailed as premier cornetist of the Fifth Infantry band, headlines a concert in Washington Park tonight. Program includes The Perfect Day, National Emblem March, Medley Overture No 15, Staccato Polka, Il Trovatore, and U.S. Patrol, with E Reinkendorff conducting. strong mix of popular and classical selections expected to please attendees.
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Frank
Remick
Strauss
Cornet
Jacobs
Frank Walter
Il Trovatore Verdi
Meat Exports Rise Then Dip as Trade Shifts
The United States continues to export far more meats than it imports with exports likely to reach the $200,000,000 level again after record arrivals. In the fiscal year 1914 meat transfers to the free list expanded, but in February March and April current year imports fell compared with both last year and earlier months of the year.
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United ‘States
Weapons Seized in Mexico Revolt Plot Raid
Federal authorities raided premises believed owned by Ike and Frank Alderete and seized nine machine guns. Co-defendants with Victoriano Huerta face conspiracy to violate United States neutrality charges.
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EL Paso
Tex
New Revolutionary Movement
Mexico
Ike
Frank
Alderete
Victoriano Huerta
United States
Moose Planning for Record WW Excursion Crowd
Moose members gathered for a lodge meeting last night with a large attendance as plans form for a record World War II excursion crowd event.
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MOOSE
Koppe Celebrates Benedict Marriage With Moose Feed
Charles F Koppe formerly of the midnight crew at the local Moose lodge wed Miss Mattie Crawford in Crocker Missouri. Last night Moose club rooms hosted a feed as Koppe resigned from the midnight crew. A Mississippi barge excursion is planned for Sunday with two trips to Hannibal and back to Quincy then to Highland Park for moonlight events. Quincy Mooseball faces Hannibal Eagles with proceeds benefiting the Moose and Eagles.
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Charles F. Koppe
Moose Lodge
Crocker
Mattie’ Crawford
Moose Club
Mississippi
Gordie Eastman
Hannibal
Quincy
Bluff City
Highland
Hannibal Aerie of Eagles
Hannibal Moose and Eagles
Moose
Ilinois
Garner
Schieber
Haggenbeck-Wallace Show Promises Best in World in Quincy
Floyd King, promoter, tours Quincy to clear the coast for the Haggenbeck-Wallace circus. He asserts the show is better than ever with full acts and added features. King notes July 18 arrival is elephants bath day, a detail meant to spark local interest.
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Floyd King
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Quincy
Hagenbeck-Wallace
King
Carl Hagenbeck
Panthers
Polar Bears
Royal Bengal Tigers
Naval clash off Gotland and Baltic mine incident
A naval engagement off the east coast of Gotland involves Russian warships firing on German ships near Swedish waters. The German Albatross mine layer went ashore at Seereikan, with twenty one crew killed and 71 wounded. The Baltic flotilla counterattacked as Russians pressed the attack before retreating northward.
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London
Stockholm
Reuter
Petrograd
Exchange ‘Telegram Company
Seereikan
Katthammarsvik
Oestgarns
Faroe
Local Pick-Ups and Store Notices in July
Local notices report Meyer-Wilms Co. closing Monday July 5 for the day. A Naval Reserves event at the armory featured a demonstration by Charles Fitzgerald, as a moving picture will show his swimming. Water bills and summer travel updates accompany a parade of sales, new stock, and rate notices across town.
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Meyer-Wilms Co
Naval
Meyer-Wilms &Co
Charles Fitzgerald
Atlantic
Quincy
Bay
R. H. Hartley
Omena
Mich
Presbyterian Church
Hartley
Brown & Mays
Rexall. Drug Co
Ns Ff. Cor. Ltd
Hampshire
Lts
Across The Great Divide at the Orpheum by Oliver Players
The Oliver Players present Across The Great Divide at the Orpheum a popular playhouse in Quincy. A romance of the western plains and mountains with dramatic incidents and lifelike staging by Artist St Pierre. Miss Jessie Weems joins Monday night for The Girl We Love. society night Monday is expected to attract a large crowd.
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Oliver Players
Great West
Quincy
St. Pierre
Jessie Weems
Petition seeks to vacate Wabash foreclosure order
A federal court filing in St. Louis asks to vacate the January foreclosure order against the Wabash railroad. Granting the petition would defer indefinitely the auction sale of the Wabash set for July 21.
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ST. Louis
FOR RENT SUITE IN WELLS BLDG SECOND FLOOR
FOR RENT Good suite of office rooms on Wells Building second floor suitable for physician inquire room 241 Inquire 7 9 FOR RENT Upper five room flat with large attic and two good attic rooms modern conveniences with gas light and city water 52014 Jersey street Inquire C Miller 1110 State St Phone 3668 J
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Wells Bldg
Jersey Street
C. Miller
State St
Wanted second hand shoes feather beds and clothes
Local notice seeks donated footwear bedding and clothing items. Respondent Louis Watdfogel at 306 Hampshire reachable via phone 2031 J.
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Louis Watdfogel
Hampshire
Benny Kauff Sues Giants Management for 5000
Benny Kauff, former Brooklyn Federal player, files suit in Brooklyn Supreme Court seeking 5000 alleging Giants management failed to honor a three year contract after he jumped to the New York Nationals last April. The Brooklyn Federals also notify Lafitte Pratt and Dave Howard of ten day releases.
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New York
Benny Kauff
Brooklyn Federals
Giants
Dewan
Supreme Court of ‘Brooklyn Today
National Exhibition Company
Downers of the Giants
New York Nationals
Kauff
Lafitte
Pratt
Dave Howard
No Report on Armenian Steamer Destruction
Washington July 2 The State Department had not received a complete report on the destruction of the British steamer Armenian with several American lives lost The dispatch was understood to result from garbled transmission of a Tony report forwarded by Consul Armstrong at Bristol who interviewed the survivors.
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Washington
State Department
Des Ue
Ofc
Tony
Armstrong
Bristol
Has yours cook left A Whig Want will get another
A terse item notes a political shift with a Whig reference and anticipation of another selection or change. No clear names or dates are provided, but the line signals ongoing party dynamics and a possible replacement or draw for leadership.
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Soldier's Home
Wolter
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Brooks
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Charles Koppe
Benedict
Haggenbeck-Wallace
Big Circus
Thompson's Lake
Steinbach
John Roberts
New Orleans
Meyer- Wilmns Co
Leo Gathright
Brokamp
Gathright
George’ Ost
Harry Thesen
Meyer-Wilms ‘Co
Navy
Lummis
H. Co. Beck
Mary FE
Orhattanooga
Tenn
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West
The
Orpheum
Halbach -Schroeder Co
Benney Kauff
Giant Management
Ty Cobb
Federal League
Hagenbe
Wallace
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