Peace progress in Mexican conference reports
Reports from Mexico indicate envoys sent by Carranza met with Zapata and other leaders in a peace conference. Calderon in New York, a foreign affairs official, was to join Carranza’s delegation. Officials expect an unconditioned surrender demand to be considered, with Gen Lauro Villiar and David Guillerex Ale nde to represent the reform government at the conference.
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Carranza
Zapata
Fernanda Inglesiss Calderon
Iano Mint Tio
Garrina
Cabinat
New York
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Carritta
Portey al Salitie
Ald Gartaja
Meéxtta
Lauro Viniar
David Guillerex Alénde
Tin
Gee Cra
Tie Aorth
Potosi
Ister
Rioting in Dublin Surges Again Despite Quelled Crowd
Reports say rioting renewed in Dublin with clashes near stations and streets crowded by thousands. Military bands and barracks tightened across Ireland as towns urge peace, while political moves in Washington see Senator Kenyon pushing for reinstatement of an official and Mr Mable seeking a hearing with the Secretary of State.
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Dublin
Beripus
Nafipial
Ireland
Cdudelle
Uulriek
Hilkenny Garridons
Jowanta Gace
Bryary Wrabligton
D. C
Frank W. Mable
Ghntan
Copeel
Auster Fam
Water Wrecks and Flood Devastation in Telluride
A cloudburst high in the mountains sent a wall of water down Cornet canyon causing drowning deaths and massive destruction. About 100 buildings were wrecked and fifteen business blocks flooded as water surged through the town, with widespread damage reported across the area.
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Telluride
Colo—Teo
Cornet Canyon
Chicago
Record Aeroplane Fight Over Monte Kore Range
The Ite ko aviator Achille andial, with Dr Lampogoam, completed a flight over the Monte Kore range reaching AE217 feet. The event, described as a record in Geneva, Britzerland, highlights a bold aerial accomplishment.
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Britzerland
Ite Ko
Achille
Andial
Dr. Lampogoam
Monte Kore
Notorious Train Robbery Sparks Prolonged Flight
A gang of bandits attacked a train, forcing passengers from cars and stealing money. A conductor and porter resisted, with one porter entering a car and escaping unharmed. The gang, led by a furious ringleader, fired a signal whistle and fled with bags, while the train resumed its motion and the pursuit began.
Armistice Signed With Broad Peace Guarantees Reported
A July 24 dispatch from Mexico City says government and constitutionalists signed an accord offering broad guarantees to all. President Carranza and General Obregon cited progress toward peace, with mediation discussions led by Villa’s side and U.S. officials awaiting further action. Reports from Washington note possible consular inquiries and continued unrest in Matteo City as gunfire resurfaces nightly.
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Eduardo Burbide
Iturbide
Droglaigaal Pruatdant Carbajal
Governor
Federal District
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Carrazina Hoa
Ommenly
Sato
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Naca
Suarez
Witson
Medicion
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Gar
Prieda
Forelgners
Jones Withdrawal Shows Presidential Defeat in Nominee Battle
Washington July 28 President Witten hag withdrawn the nomination of Thomas D. Jones of Illinois to the Federal Reserve Board. The move comes after intensive Republican and Democratic pressure and threats of opposition. Senators Reed of Massachusetts and Milehood of Nebraska led a chorus urging withdrawal, while others warned against a politicized appointment. The clash highlights sharp partisan fault lines over central bank leadership and administration.
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Witten Hag
Thomas D. Jones
Cilanga
Federal Riwacre ‘Board
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Neal
Berktor Quen
Tha
Tha Danking
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Nebraska
Donocrat
Wort
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Nepublican
Canadian team eliminated in Davis Cup tie near Pittsburgh
Brookes and Anthony B Wilding led an Antipodean surge defeating Ty Fy Schwen gers and A B Powell in doubles at Lake Forest to secure three points. They then won Thurwing and another singles to clinch the series and set up a semifinal clash with Germany at Allegheny Country Club near Pittsburgh on July 50.
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Anthony B. Wilding
Abs. Galistan Malestays
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International Tetmis Tophy
Thurwing
Wilding
Germany
Allegheny Country Club
Pittsburgh
Nomination for Assistant Chiefs in Commerce Bureau
Washington July 21 President has sent to the senate the nomination of Edward Irend of Virginia and Frank Rolver of Maryland to be first and second assistant chiefs of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. The slate includes nominees from multiple states with names such as Robert Selby Lavington Charles Kuykendall Hagillle and many others listed in the commission roster.
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Washington
Ite
Senate
Edward Irend
Virginia
Frank
Belfast Is Ready For War Assertion
Reliant reports Ulster forces poised for immediate mobilization as provisional government may be formed soon. Delays are expected, with widespread preparation in the Belfast region and surrounding territory for the worst case. Massive quantities of supplies valued at millions are staged to support cavalry and defense within a wide radius. Big figures also appear in New York, where Baessneck Keenel & Co. declared a general assignment to creditors, with about 4.224 million dollars deemed secured.
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Rss
New York
Baessneck, Keenel & Co
Fn Dry Goods
Lornsya
Robbers Seize $2000 From Southern Pacific Shop Near Chatsworth
Jon Angeles July 27. Tenury sheriffs pre buila the nile port of Los Angeles for Tobbers who held up halu No. 22 of the Southern Pacific company near Chatsworth Park and escaped with more than $2,000.
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Cal
Tenury
Los Angeles
Tobbers
Southern Pacific Company
Chateworth Park
International church gathering in Joliet and a fatal blaze
An international religious assembly led by Cardinal Granils DI Pelzhouse-Gon Avro convenes in Joliet, with attendees from New York and other cities. A separate incident reports a deadly fire near Moberda that injured several and caused residents to confront suspects awaiting officials.
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Kaya
Joliet
Wandernad the Feltere
Taylor
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Moberda
Nsinen
Contested Heirloom Trial Delayed by Mixup Claim
In a confused report, Mire Pred Mc Qullough of Tower Ifmletonk is said to contest a carchelic gold prize, while Drak Polson by Mistake allegedly swallowed a dangerous substance. The incident notes peroxide gargle and a one ounce dose, with an hour passing before clarify.
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Drake Polson
Pane
General Hierta Arrives at Jamaica With Refugees
General Hierta and his party reached Jamaica aboard the German cruiser Broaden from Puerto Mealon. The refugees were in good health and eager to escape Mexican unrest.
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Herts
Jamaica
Klugaton
Hierta
Puerto Mealon
Folk Inquiry Highlights New York Trust Involvement
The article details Joseph W. Folk examining inventors in New York regarding a major financial scheme. It notes a push by directors and the government to compel the stock sale and disclose ownership details amid a broader investigation into corporate finance and asset acquisitions.
Tore Fila Divorce Suit Filed in Indiana Court
Divorce actions filed in Wabsel Indiana July 26 name Mire Floyd B Obdfeld and Mrs Clarenen Croviston as sisters seeking divorce on grounds of abandonment and failure to provide support. The wife alleges her husband became intoxicated weekly and that a fight at Jenel Nye struck workman and caused injuries during a nighttime fracas near St. Petersburg, with ongoing clashes reported.
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Obdfeld
Clarenen Croviston
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Howlecust
Rusatan Barly
Hueal
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Lilo Anil
Wall Known Nun to Dead Togmiingian Heroine of Frangloan Order
Wall Known Nun to Dead Togmiingian Wh Jwy 26 Bister Hernarding Kenmphs dies at St Jovepl's hospital here and prominent in the Frangloan order. Ahewna formerly in charge of Pearly and Hartington.
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Bister Hernarding
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Hoaghaulath
Hartington
Canal Opening Set for August Fifteenth
Washington announces that the Panama Canal will allow common carrier vessels not needing more than thirty feet of water to pass after August 16, 1911. Colonel Goethals will inaugurate commercial service on August 1, with government vessels sailing to mark the opening.
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Washington
Pannnin Canal
Goethals
Marines Start for Haiti
Washington reports the navy department planning joint conferences with the state department regarding a possible landing at Cape Haitian and Puerta Plata as U S ships move toward reinforcing the Caribbean situation.
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Puerta Plata
Tring
Bank Depositors Rioting Amid Bank Collapse
Pale sevettes were called to quell a rioting crowd at a private bank in New York, tied to Fadlelaus W. Sehwenk. The bank faced suspensions by the state banking department amid widespread distrust after a sudden run on funds.
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Mule Beateg- Ing Private Bank
Williamseburg, New York
New York
Paleo Sevettes
Aabilio
Depoaltura
Fadlelaus W. Sehwenk
Willeme- Tntg
Yeaturday
Attur Eumaré
Difbeuiites
Tha Dapostrots
Bo Elymarony
Douranda
Atrookewe Clek
Servian Reply Protests Austrian Inquiry Over War Plot
The Servian government protests Austria's role in the inquiry into a Balkan war plot. It questions Austrian officers' involvement and demands explanations while reaffirming a peaceful neighborly policy and readiness to cooperate within international law. The exchange highlights tensions over responsibility and accountability among Balkan nations and great powers.
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Sarvia Agratm
Sta
Jen’ Tie
Duslaralion
Tig
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Thady
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Palla
Npalnar
Austria
Rovialon
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Dyenitnsal
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Inom
Nvey le
Servian
Agaliag Allegrinin
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Tan
Bogutry
Hughie Tribunal
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Currentiinas
Money To Move Big Crop In Haitian Bank Plans
Washington Treasury plans large currency redistribution to assist farmers. Secretary McAdoo said about 34 million dollars would be released as needed, based on reports from 5,000 national banks and a departmental circular seeking anticipated demand for funds this year and purposes for which they would be used. The department previously distributed about 15 million of 60 million in handling centers to support crop financing.
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Secratary McAdoo
Ant
Eros
Lary McAdoo
British Troops Fire on Dublin Mob During Gun Run
In Dublin a battalion of the King’s Own borderers fired on a crowd after a gun running raid by a nationalist group. Three men and one woman died and over sixty were wounded as chaos spread through the street. Among the injured were three women and a boy.
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Sromol
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