Rebels Ready to Attack Nuevo Laredo as Forces Mobilize
Reports indicate main rebel army plans strike on Nuevo Laredo within 48 hours. U S border dispatches say 70 Mexican government troops and 79 rebels led the first assault. four Yaqui Indians were killed with several wounded.
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Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Reinl
de la Huerta
Nuevs
Ricardo Gongates
Lareda
Col
Ortega
Anateria
Atomunition
Ricardo Gotzwien
Alton
Athentic
Gonzales
Armistice proposals clash with Polish Soviet fighting
London July 16. The Soviet War Office reports ongoing fighting with Poland despite Spa talks. In Vilna sector Soviet forces push near Vilna and along the Dniester front, while Polish defense seeks to pause hostilities per Lloyd George proposals. Warsaw dispatch notes Polish leadership accepting ceasefire terms with Britain proposing a Hrext-Litowsk conference.
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London
Soviet War Office
Moscow
Spa
Vilan
Viletka
Molodetehno
Vilnn
Saruy
Kovel
Polish Council of Defense
Lloyd George
Warsaw
Evening News
Colted Pensa
Times
Nla
Poland
Hrext-Litowsk
The
Wrangel
Crimea
Jaide
Boig
Vilny
Urbuarlen
Lang
Molodetchno
Dubno
Dniester
Todey
Montlay
Budenny
Siip
Polesia
Stir
Urle-Ttla
Minsk
Children Stage Henrietta Street Musical for Milk and Ice Fund
Leroy Gass wrote staged the musical extravaganza FISHERMAN'S PLANS with a company of children on Henrietta Street. The show on the Gass Sorter lawn drew a large crowd and raised 4.80 for the milk and ice fund for poor children.
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Leroy Gass
Henrietta Street
State Officials Fortify Against Galveston Controversy
Galveston case triggers Governor Hobby and Attorney General to rule federal courts cannot interfere a plan to use state troops. Galveston civil officers suspended to preserve order as martial law is declared and police, detectives are dis armed. Proclamation cites duty to faithfully execute laws and removal of city officials.
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Astin
Tex
Galveston
Hobby
Parthermore
Phils
United States
Wolters Olsts
Tobby
Briz
J. F. Wolters
State
Depos
Restcainud Uc
pYovent Board
Geo. Wolters
O'Brien Steyana
Galvestop
Dukm
Sipwimztean
Railroad Wage Award Expected From Railroad Labor Board
The United States Railroad Labor Board will announce an annual wage increase for about 2,000,000 workers. Board member G. W. Banger said a decision is near and may be accepted by employees. The announcement, set for on or before July 20, aims to avert a general railroad strike. Railroad chiefs gather to review the award upon its release.
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United States Railroad Lator
G. W. Banger
Pran Ucally
Gorgas
Havana
United States
Cuba
D. A. McAskill
Attoreny
Dan M. Hill
Cow Attacks Car. Farmer Killed in July Incident
A farmer was killed when a cow attacked a car and caused a fatal accident. Witnesses report the animal charged the vehicle near the farm as the driver struggled to control the car. Investigators are reviewing the incident and noting the cow’s unexpected aggression.
Tailor A. E. Beyer Trade Note in Commerce Street
An item lists Tailor A. E. Beyer at 210-42 W Commerce with a note on a local trade matter. The fragment mentions a discount or rate of 5 percent tied to an Edison related item or service, but the exact details are unclear from the OCR.
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A. E. Beyer
Commerce
Soledad Sb
Edison
Major Los Angeles Earthquake Shakes City
A strong quake struck Los Angeles today at about 10 08 am and again at 10 11 am causing injuries to four people and scattered damage. Reports place the epicenter near Tioga and Long Beach with tremors felt across Santa Monica Inglewood Pasadena and surrounding areas. No major structural damage reported despite windows broken and people rushing into streets.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Interpatonal
Bareloa
Emma Ryan
Fannie Ficks
San Diego
Nettie Snydec
International Nava Service
Astres Press
Ihorivery
Tiog Anleg
Zte-in-Santa
United Press
Santa Monica
Ocean Park
United Preey
Pasadena
Riverside
Quantitier
Inglewood
Germans Make Counter Offer On Coal Plan
German delegates presented a new counter proposal on coal delivery to the allies during talks at Spa Belgium A decision to invite further discussion was announced by Premier de la Croix The unsettled issue centers on 7 000 000 tons of coal and a possible German indemnity as part of reparations negotiations with the Allied statesmen
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Sevwron
Euler
Teutons
Germany
Walter von Simons
Weather Forecast for San Antonio July 1
The Weather Bureau reports cloudy conditions in San Antonio and surrounding area for tonight and Saturday. Temperatures range from 93 to 98 degrees with generally cloudy skies and light to moderate winds.
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San Antonio
Texas
Legat
Weather Bureau
Tex
General Pablo Gonzales Arrested for Revolt Leadership
Reports from Vera Cruz say General Pablo Gonzales, a key intellect and leader of the Northern Mexico revolt, was captured by federal troops and taken to Mexico City for court martial. The arrest followed a rebel assault on Nuevo Laredo and came on orders from Adolfo de la Huerta.
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Ashington
Tuisik
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Marisal
Col Benavider
Robertaon
State Department
DE LA Huerta
Vera Cruz
Pablo Gonzales
Coahuila
Capitad
Pablo Gnogules
Adoltd de la Huerta
Gon
Goraziky
Aredo “Hy
Ricardo
Gonzales
Attaley Provident Dela Norta
Monterey
Garcia
Santos
Beltran
Guajardo
Osuna
Ricardo Gonzales
O'étock
Joral
Royel
Liest
Manuel Ortega
Genearick Garcia
Jobe
B. Seutos
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Hierro Gonzales
Personm Wel
Lereda
Scrass
Rio Grandé
Karl HB. von Wiegand
Unnversial Service
Berlin
Wursaw
League of Nationa
Ford
Col. Winn
Fort Mtetnta
Atrass Peaiver
Atrass Peaiver and Immediately Thereafter Aotivlty Craard, A Laredo
Anjs
G. Kemmner
Rey
S.G. Kem
Selena
Ieee Sess Tvesteoee
Mise Phillips Sunday School
Henrtrien St
West Woollewn
Brij Manly
Ottihe Fairyiang
Governor Cox
Gilbert Cox
Camden
Chio
Timmie
Toruy James BM. Cox
Democrate
Cox
Island City
Pace Treo
Chicago
Jocktos
Inforica
Plantas
Naueoss
Wesevene
Hu Nidity
Gen. Gonzales
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