Gonzales Arm Surrounded By Manigo Forces Near Fort Bliss
An Army dispatch from Vera Cruz reports General Gonzales and his troops have entrenched near Guadalupe, Lealmaett, about fifty miles from the city. Carrey agency says in Mexico City fighting continues as Gonzales reportedly penetrates toward village Giadalip. five co-defendants released on conspiracy charges, and several officers receive transfers or reduced sentences.
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Silver bullion shipped from Pachuca to Vera Cruz under military escort
In Galveston Texas dale 10, a large shipment of silver bullion from Pachuca mines arrived in Vera Cruz under military guard provided by the Constitutional government and was loaded aboard the Ward Line steamer Mexico. The bullion belongs to American and foreign mining companies. The report notes government sale of corn at 59 venta per bushel and beans at 38 cents per bushel. Three Red Cross depots for supplies opened in Vera Cruz, with only 45 aid applications filed.
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Cattlemen claim decree harms border ranchers
Laredo reports the Carranza decree banning cattle export will seriously handicap ranchers who have operated along the border for months. American ranchers who take cattle into Mexico for pasture may be exempt, and a concession granting full control to an American ranch company is reportedly under consideration, though officials remain reticent.
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Huerta and Diaz Expedition Plans Reported From Washington
Officials from the State and Justice Departments conferred on General Huerta and General Felix Diaz. No developments were seen, with Diaz’s expedition viewed as larger than papered, rendezvous at New Orleans, possible ships for cooperation with General Javert. Secretary Daniels said no naval interception orders issued. Raids northward reported as 1400 raiders sent by Calles at Agua Prieta, preparing for a dash toward the garrison at town investment.
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Three steamers sunk by torpedoes in Atlantic action
Reports say the steamer The Cnresumably Olla and the Norwegian Nordaas were torpedoed today by German submarines. The British steamship Bresmere was shelled and torpedoed off the Garnish coast. 21 crew plus a Norwegian fireman were saved after a shell killed one. The Nordaas crew landed at Aberdeen after the ship was towed. The Bresmere, 1879 gross tons, belongs to Watson Slim Fulp Co Ltd of Manchester.
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Colonel Kanseroly Leads Pacific Deployment Tour
Colonel Theodore Kanseroly plans a three week journey to the Pacific coast with four engagements. The itinerary includes three speeches in S29 Fraietrea and one in San Diego. The highlight will address World Politics during the Turveran expedition ending July 21.
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Soldiers Seek Bandits Near Yellowstone Park Heist
United States camley and scouts patrolled the western Yellowstone Park area to find three bandits who robbed a New York City tourist party traveling by five stagecoaches. No major injuries reported. losses described as minor.
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Holt's Body From Long Island Brings Funeral to Dallas
The body of Frank Holt arrived here from Long Island aboard a pinin hos late today. The coffin bore a tag with Holt's name and age, the cause of death given as fracture of the skull, and the names of the sending undertaker and the receiving undertaker. The report also notes minister to Sweden Nelson Poorris has sailed to Chicago for throat operation.
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Weather temperatures across US cities with varying conditions
Observations report temperatures in multiple cities including Chicago Denver Milwaukee and New York with notes on wind directions cloudiness rain and highs and lows over the last 24 hours Highest readings reach near 92 degrees in Denver and along with southeast winds and cooler lows, several locales show rain and cloudy skies.
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James Boss Denies Involvement In Bedford Tragedy
In Summit Missouri on July 10 Frank and Jesse James deny any connection to the Bedford cattleman murder near Sings. They claim the James gang was not organized until 1870 and Jesse played a minor role, noting Frank was in California from 1866 to 1875 and that Jesse had been away much of the time.
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Nine Bombs On Ship James Blamed In Tense Scuffle
Salem era story describes a Fresno based mob feud with Frank and Jesee James accused of aiding the crime. C. P. Huntsman, a Fresno statesman, is under arrest at Bedford after revealing details. Huntsman’s son and other relatives are cited while authorities recover $90,000 from the cattleman’s estate.
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Porter Tells Version of 1868 Texas Murder Secret
Mrs Porter, a key witness, recounts the 1868 vaulting of a treasure and the murder tied to counterfeiters. She describes threats to keep silent, the hiding of a money chest, and subsequent killings and cover stories shared with her husband. The tale centers on fear, family ties, and a long withheld secret.
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Greatest War Loan in History Closes
The British government reports record demand for the war loan, with subscriptions reaching about 10.9 million pounds and estimates suggesting total questions exceeding 3 million. Bank staff process applications as the allotment nears completion, with Monday expected mail bringing further responses.
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Hughes Refuses Writ in Becker Murder Case
Justice Charles B. Hughes refused the application for a writ of error to the United States Supreme Court made by counsel for Charles Becker of New York. Becker, condemned to die the week of July 26 for the murder of Herrier, Rosenthal, hegemajer, had sought Supreme Court review but the application was denied for lack of a substantial federal question.
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Bombs Found Aboard Kirkeswald Near Marseilles
Report says Ninel bombs discovered aboard the Kirkeswald while unloading sugar at Marseilles. none exploded. Officers state devices were hidden inside sugar cargo. Vessel, under British flag, had departed New York recently. details tied to broader smuggling activity remain unclear.
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Storm toll rises as two more missing after Wednesday night
In Hamillton and nearby areas, investigators report 22 storm fatalities and 33 missing persons. Police say the search widens for the crew of Sherrobont Con von, amid chaotic storm debris and rising casualty counts.
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Germany’s reply to the American note provokes varied editorials
New York papers condemn Germany’s tone while others in Chicago Des Moines and Philadelphia call the reply evasive insincere or dangerous. Across the nation editors warn of strained relations and urge firm support for U S positions in the crisis.
Alamanian Press Praises Answer From Germany War Note
The Morgenpost and other papers hail Germany's note to the United States on submarine warfare. They claim the reply shows German resolve and deny capitulation. Editors praise the note as firm, with some predicting favorable American reception and continued German rights against Britain.
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No More Troops on Texas Border
Washington July 20 The War Department announced it would not increase federal troops on the Mexican border despite a Texas governor request for more protection. Acting Secretary Breckenridge and Chief of Staff Major General Hugh J. Scott said no additional troops are needed as Texas should handle its own police duties. A Brownsville request for 1000 to 1500 troops was rejected after General Mattioli reported marauders caused limited damage and could not be clearly identified as coming from Mexico.
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Lusitania Crisis Reaches Cabinet Stage at Last
Officials report President Wilson will discuss German submarine actions with Secretary Lansing and Cabinet after receiving Ambassador Gerard's official copy. Germany's reply deemed unsatisfactory and risks a deeper rift in U S relations as U S demand disavowal of the act and safe passage for civilians.
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