Rebels Desert Juarez May Join Zapata Rebels
Troops of General Huerta move toward Juarez as railway repairs speed up. Orozco may plan a coup toward Sonora, while Col. Jose Orozco holds Juarez outskirts with 150 men. Border patrols increase as American troops near Palomas and Columbus face rebel movements into New Mexico and Sonora.
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Villa Ahumada
Orozco
Sonora
Palomas
Jose Orozco
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el Paso
Third Cavalry
San Antonio
Columbus
N. M
Cavalry Reinforcements Moved Toward New Mexico Border
Reports from El Paso indicate fears of Mexican rebel incursions have prompted hurried redeployment of cavalry from Fort Sam Houston. The heightened alert targets the New Mexico boundary area west of Colum.
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EL Paso
Mex
Fort Sam Houston
New Mexico
Colum
Robelo Arrested in El Paso for Neutrality Law Violations
Ricardo Gomez Robelo, named as secretary to David de la Fuente, was arrested by federal deputies in El Paso on neutrality law charges. A complaint filed August 10 charged him with violating sections 10 13 and 37 of the U S penal code. He is jailed in El Paso awaiting hearing.
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Ricardo Gomez Robelo
David de la Fuente
el Paso
United States
Fuente
Robelo
R. L. Edwards
Zapata Partisans Reported Slain by Federals at Treinta
Twenty seven Zapata partisans were killed in a fight with a federal column under Col. Jimenez Castro at Treita twenty five miles south of Cuernavaca. Two federal soldiers were wounded as troops dispersed the rebels. A train returning to Cuernavaca carried 150 federal soldiers and twelve cars of ammunition with two rapid fire field guns bound for a campaign against the rebels.
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Cueanavaca
Mex
Zapata
Jimenez Castro
Treiita
Here
Cuernavaca
Prisoner Found Armed After Jail Breaks in Paris Texas
Tom Farmer, jailed in Paris after murder and burglaries, was found armed with a revolver and two saws in Clarksville jail. He had broken the Paris jail twice in two weeks. the weapons were taken from him.
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Paris
Tex
Tom Farmer
Clarksville
Panama Canal Bill Adopted by Senate With Free Tolls
The senate approved the conference report on the Panama canal bill by 48 to 18. Debate centered on provisions against trust owned ships and free tolls for certain American vessels. Senator Brandegee opposed the measure, urging rejection and cautioning about treaty obligations and railroad owned ships.
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Senate Today
Brandegee
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Oliver
Great Britain
Interstate Commerce Commission
Root
Reed
Kerrville Fair Promises Big Showcase in Hill Country
Kerrville public schools superintendent Alvin Dille in San Antonio touts the Kerrville fair as the biggest yet for a town its size. He invites San Antonians to visit for three days of airship display big horse races top livestock and an exceptional agricultural show underscoring strong Hill Country San Antonio ties and anticipated large crowds.
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Alvin Dille
Kerrville
San Antonio
Dille
Terrazas Asked to Influence Orozco for Peace Terms
Gen Luis Terrazas a Chihuahua landowner now in Los Angeles has been asked by Rafael Hernandez minister of fomento to use his influence to induce Orozco to accept peace terms acceptable to the Mexican government. Private dispatches report the move and Hernandez previously represented the government at the El Paso peace conference with Orozco.
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Terrazas
Mexico City
Luis Terrazas
Chihuahua
Los Angeles
Rafael Hernandez
Fomento
Orozco
Hernandez
el Paso
Demonstration Planned for American Olympic Champions
New York Aug 16 The reception committee reports many AAU officials from across the United States wish to join the celebration. They are asked to notify the committee of the number of officials per district so seating at the banquet can be arranged.
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Nework
America
United States
May Lose Franchise as Austin Team Faces Loss
Austin may lose its baseball franchise at season end if attendance does not improve. Iglehart of the Austin Field club says the goal is to break even, not profit, after selling two Senator stars McLarry and Taylor to the Chicago White Sox. Local fans are rallying to save the team.
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Austin
Tex
Iglehart
Austin Field Club
Senators
McLarry
Taylor
Chicago White Sox
Governor appoints Texas textbook board nine members
Governor Colquitt disclosed he has appointed the nine members of the Texas state textbook board, though he said it may be a month before announcing the personnel. The board includes the governor as chairman and the state superintendent of public instruction.
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Austin
Tex
State Textbook Board
Colquitt
San Antonio
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Leagueers Celebrate Victory Of Jones At City Hall Smoker
Five hundred Citizens' league workers gathered at Hermann Sons hall for a smoker and celebration of A. H. Gus Jones winning the city election to fill the mayoral vacancy. Speakers praised unity and urged appointing the best men. Acting Mayor Richter was thanked for defending voters. Mayor-elect Jones sent good will via wire. J N Gallagher presided, Selig Deutschman received a silver cup, and Sheriff Tobin plus Paul Meerscheidt spoke. The program included entertainment by Jack Neville and a wrestling match between Jack Hancock and Ayns Burke.
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Hermann Sons
A. H
Gus) Jones
W. L. Richter
Frank C. Davis
Jones
J. L. Camp
Forty-fifth District Court
J. N. Gallagher
J. S. Kercheville
Selig Deutschman
John Tobin
Paul Meerscheidt
W. P. Lobban
Jack Neville
Marinette and Lewis
Jack Hancock
Ouns Burke
Atherton Stumps for Wilson in San Francisco
California novelist Gertrude Atherton spoke to newly enfranchised California women, arguing for Woodrow Wilson over Roosevelt. She mocked Roosevelt as a bull moose and praised Wilson for self control, noting Wilson’s opposition to woman suffrage while urging voters to convince him otherwise. She warned of socialism growing fashionable in Newark.
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Gertrude Atherton
California
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Roosevelt
Atherton
Charlotte Bronte
Rochester
Woody
Teddy
Miss Essie Carter Attacked in Dawson Incident
Miss Essie Carter says W. S. Dozier attacked her with a savage horsewhip and that Pope McGlung and Clyde Dozier aided. Vogt Dozier, her sweetheart’s father, is recovering in hospital though still weak. Public sentiment in Dawson runs high as the injured woman recovers.
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Essie Carter
W. S. Dozier
Vogt Dozier
Dawson
Miss Carter
Pope McGlung
Clyde Dozier
Plant Juice hailed by San Antonio resident as cure all
Steven Enger, a retired barber of 226 Starr Street, praises Plant Juice as the finest preparation in the world saying it cured his long standing constipation, liver and kidney trouble. He asserts at 67 he is stronger and healthier. Fischer's Drug Store sells Plant Juice.
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San Antonio
Steven Enger
Starr Street
Mr. Eager
Fischer's
Ferns to Meet Bronson in 10-Round Labor Day Bout
Clarence Wild Cat Ferns of Kansas City and Ray Bronson of Indianapolis will clash in a 10 round welterweight bout Labor Day in Indianapolis after articles were signed in Kansas City. The Chicago Record-Herald notes a political jab amid the sports report.
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Bronson
Kansas City
Clarence
Wild Cat) Ferns
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
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