Huerta Waives Preliminary Hearing At Fort Bliss
El Paso July 9 General Victoriano Huerta waived preliminary hearing on conspiracy to violate neutrality laws and was held on a 15000 dollar bond for the federal grand jury at San Antonio December 20 he declined bond and will be confined at Fort Bliss guarding by deputy U S marshals other defendants Ygnacio Bravo Eduardo Caus Jose Delgado Enrique Corostieta and J B Ratner waived hearing with Bravo released on personal recognizance bonds for the others bonds reduced to 5000 each while Caus bond set at 2500 Ratner likely to remain in El Paso indefinitely
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EL Paso
Tex
Victoriano. Huerta
United States
Federal Grand Jury
San Antonio
Fort Bliss
Ygnacio Bravo
Eduardo Caus
Jose Delgado
Enrique Corostieta
J. B. Ratner
Bravo
Huerta
Caus
Primm
J. E. McNary
General Huerta
Federal Court
J. ‘B. Oliver
U. S
Bond
Fort
J. L
Camp
United States District Attorney
Ratner
Educational drive fights house fly menace in farms
Washington July 9 The department of agriculture urges a broad publicity campaign to curb the house fly. New Farmers Bulletin No 679 notes that individual effort helps but neighbor care is essential. Two main control methods: sprinkle manure heaps with a solution of half a pound of powdered borax to ten gallons of water to kill 88 to 99 percent of maggots, or use a maggot trap. U S entomology bureau finds traps kill up to 99 percent of larvae in manure.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Inca New Farmers
Bureau of Entomology
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland Agricultural College
Austrian government apologizes to U S ambassador
Vienna acting through Berlin and Amsterdam reports the Austrian government apologized to Frederic C. Penfield the American ambassador for an attack on President Wilson and the United States printed in the Neues Wiener Tageblatt. The government denied it voiced official opinion and warned the censor such an article could not appear again.
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Vienna
Berlin
Amsterdam
Frederic C. Penfield
Neues Weiner Tageblatt
Wilson
United States
Germany
War Bulletin Summaries From London and Front Lines
Brief official dispatches from London Vienna Rome and Paris report Allied and Central powers actions. British leaders left England for talks while Prime Asquith and Kitchener visited HQ. Russian theatre remains unsettled with repulsed attacks. Italian and French fronts see quiet or limited artillery actions with intermittent bombardments and repulses.
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London
Asquith
Lord Crewe
Earl Kitchener
Arthur J. Balfour
Admiralty
England
Callas
Eign Affairs
Delcasse
Délcasse
Millerand
Marine
Augangnéeur
Albert Thomas
Joffre
John French
Vienna
War Office
Poland
Krasnik
Vistula
Gorizia
di Llina
Buckentsein
Robbery Reported Near Greenville hits New York New Orleans limited
A report from Montgomery says train No 37 was held up and robbed south of Greenville Alabama with conductor Phil McRae of Montgomery killed. The same L N limited train was later robbed near Greenville by four masked men around 2 am.
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Montgomery
Ala
Phil McRae
Greenville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville, & Nashville
New York and
New Orleans Limited
Coniluctoar
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for hay fever and asthma
For hay fever or asthma July recurrence causes dread. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound long has been recognized as the ideal remedy because it heals and soothes the raw throat and eases choking sensations. It allays inflammation and irritation and brings easy breathing. Contains no habit forming drugs. Miller & Arthur Drug Co.
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Foley
Miller &Arthur Drug Ca
From pover t to circus king Ben Wallace rise in Indiana
Fifty years ago a red headed boy in Miami county Indiana sought work to support his widowed mother. He rose from fifty cents a week at a livery stable to preside over Hagenbeck Wallace shows and own land, banks, stores, and theaters. He became Indiana’s greatest farmer and built a vast circus empire centered on honesty and hard work.
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Miami County
Indiana
Ben Wallace
Wabash Valley Trust Company
Peru
Wallace
Hagenback-Wallace
Quincy
Ben. Wallace
Hagenberk- Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Carl Hagenbeck
Red-Headed Lad of Peru, Inc. Became A “Chpcus
Died In His Chair near Kansas City
George Stokes, said to be linked to the notable Stokes family of New York, was found dead yesterday at his home half a mile south of Dodson. Neighbors reported he had suffered rheumatism for days. the body was discovered in a seated position by a neighbor checking on him, appearing to have died about a day earlier.
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Kansas City
George Stokes
Stokes
New York
Dodson
Arras Burning Under German Bombardment
Berlin reports Arras is burning from ongoing German bombardment. Over Seas News Agency says Arras Cathedral was used as an artillery observation post by the British before its destruction.
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Berlin
Arras
Storm kills thirty one in Cincinnati ruins
Cincinnati reports a storm death toll of 31 with recoveries in the wrecked Sixth Street area near Mound. Earlier, the body of J. Cohen was recovered as victims were found in the debris.
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Cincinnati
Honor Man Returns From Prison Farm Escape
Charles Searratt an honor convict in the state penitentiary returned voluntarily after fleeing the guardless prison farm. Warden Edmund Allen led a day long search, noting Searratt had wandered toward Chicago before returning.
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Joliet
Charles Searratt
State Penitentiary
Edmund Allen
Searratt
Chicago
Benefit to Germany as U S seizes Savville wireless station
New York July 9 the seizure of the Savville wireless station by the U S government is viewed as beneficial to Germany, according to Elerman A Metz president of the Athletic Communications Company that controlled the facility.
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New York
Germany
Savville
United States
Elerman “A. Metz
Athletic Communication Company
Nicholls Inn Lead at Fox Hills Golf Club event
Joseph Nicholls of Wilmington Delaware led at Fox Hills Golf Club Clifton Soo New Jersey on July 9 continuing competition as leaders emerged in the early stages of the event with Nicholls at the forefront.
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Fox Hills Golf Club
Clifton
Soo
Joseph Nicholls
Wilmington
Delaware
Lead In Afternoon Open Golf Championship
The lead this afternoon in the Metropolitan Open golf championship tourney was 71, giving him a 218 total after LT yesterday. He displaced Hagen by one stroke.
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Hagen
Fifteen Trains Ready Outside Mexico City
Fifteen trains bearing seven thousand tons of provisions are outside Mexico City and ready to rush in as soon as Gonzales forces can take it, the Mexican consul here was advised today. Other trains can be brought up quickly.
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Galveston
Texas
Mexico City
Gonzales
Printing Press Seizures Reported by Vienna Aides
Military authorities seize printing presses and type to convert into war munitions, according to Vienna advices today. The action highlights wartime resource shifts impacting printing facilities and communications.
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Geneva
Vienna
Lost and found notice prompts Whig phone call
A fragmentary alert urges readers to telephone a Lost ad at The Whig after discovering a missing watch parasol or similar item in a brief notice.
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Whig
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