GONZALES MAY ATTACK VILLA FORGES SOON
Currrent reports from Mexico City indicate Carranza forces inch northward toward capital while Villa’s column presses on. Battles near Nogales and Canques threaten supply lines as rail service is disrupted. Red Cross pleas for relief shipments to Mexico City face railway blockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitngton
Mexico
Rm Tolay
Carranza
Mexico City
Villa Corces
Ely Sane
Garmanzu
Nara
Sengra
Pashvca
Red Cross
Carnaux
Generi Villa
Rera
Alhe Cinaake
Gervice
Eliseo Arredoude
Car- Tanza
Genserg
Gonzales
Campigen
Maoxico
Gonugajes
Villista defeat boosts Carranza control in Sonora
Reports from Agua Prieta say Carranza forces under General Calles have occupied a 60 mile stretch of Sonora including the Nogales railroad segment from Nezcozi to other mining camps. Calles telegraphed a victory over Villa at Villa Verde and plans to advance toward Nogales while aiming to oust Madero forces and seize key mining districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
Necozari
Caumpas
Pilares
Modesima
Sonor
Carranza
Agua Prieta
de Carrangi
FL Eline Calles
Necozazi
Nacozeri
el Nigro
Calles
Villa
Ville Verde
Nngales
Mega
Villa Verde
Nogales
Cansaea
Matorena
Det Sancr
Agna “Pricta
Sae
Nowules
Gold and Silver Shipped Under Military Escort
A Di hit English style report states gold and silver shipped from Gavieraton Texas totaling 34,208,000 cents under military guard with no delays. The precious metals, owned by foreign mining interests, will be sent to New York and are described as large suppressible funds entering the capital. Carranza government accepts 41 types of paper money for food shipments from the port area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiveraton
Texaly
Vera Cris
Iines
Pacha
Fisy
Yar
Carranza
Ponte Elascon
Welsh coal strike settled after agreement reached
London July 20 reports say the Welsh coal strike has been settled. An agreement to end the dispute was reached today, ending disruption and return to normal production.
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London
Ten Thousand More to Conscience Fund
A July 20 report from Washington notes ten thousand dollars added to the conscience fund, the second large contribution by the government. The Treasury Department received the envelope from New York with a sealed letter stating the senior was paid and the amount stolen, but conscience remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
New York
United States
Train Falls 200 Feet Into Gulch In Dalhart
A freight engine and ten freight cars derailed after a 200 foot plunge into a gulch on the EB Passa and Southwestern Railroad near a bridge in Dalhart Texas. Three men from Tucumcari New Mexico died in the wreck: Singinest Brickley Freeman Sryor and Hend Hinkeman, all aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalhart
Tex
AC Indiansia
Bern Todos
Pasa & Southwestern
Brickley
Freeman Sryor
Hend Hinkeman Ketrler
Tucumearl
Rate witnesses heard in Oklahoma rail rate case
Oklahoma City July 20 witnesses for the Rock Island and Missouri Kansas Texas railroads gave testimony on statistics used in the rate case before Judge Frank Tour man. Auditor A Hermony failed to explain the tests and devices behind the figures. More witnesses from the two roads will be examined as cross examination by state attorneys begins. Newark July 23 Congressman Parker committed to county hospital for the insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ohio
Honey Railroad
Oklahoma Railroad
Frank Tourman
A. Hermony
Rock Island
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Weather observations across cities report mixed conditions
Readings show varied temperatures from 64 to 84 degrees across Kansas City Denver Chicago Milwaukee New York and Washington with winds generally northerly to westerly. Clouds and partial sunshine noted in several locales while any rainfall appears minimal and temperatures trend cooler in some areas.
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ST. Lows
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas
Dirmwal
Cviney
Strike at Remington plants prompts mass meetings and walkouts
Agitators urge Hungarian and other workers to join a broad strike. Militia held ready as Remington, subcontractors, and bricklayers face walkouts. Employers warn of wide stoppage across Bridgeport area, with 20 000 workers potentially affected. Authorities tighten order while settlement efforts fail and union leadership resists federal calls. A four year old girl injured in a North Laredo street automobile accident adds local concern over traffic safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blader W. &. J Penfield
Sul-cantinethen
Josa
Aming
Gaynor Manuletuelag Conpany
Columtla Nut and Bolt Company
Bridgeport
Ingvnserins
Mim
Gaynor Mande Toring Company
Remington
S¢ Wan
Butlard Me Rhine
Anc
Pnis A
Fox Machiniats
Balland Company
Tk Wis
Bricklwers Union
Stewart Construction Company
Cieht
Sielke
Remington Company
Focal Armory
Policle
Keppler
Planta
Cnier
Metallic Cartridge Company
Samuel Gampers
United States
J.keppler
The
Machinists’ Union
Gompers
Lameriton Federation of Labor
Markinists
Sngton
Remigtong Arms and Ammunition Company
Bye Auto
Vina Calderon
TM Calderon
North Laredo Steel
Tan Byer
North Larelly
Cabinet approves new note to Germany
Washington July 20 after two hours discussion the cabinet approved a joint draft of the note to Germany. The administration will hasten a dispatch to Berlin with changes still being considered by Lansing and will withhold publication until Germany receives the note. Officials stress no violation of rights and no immediate danger despite British submarine activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Germany
United States
Berlin
Lansing
Gerard
Geriln
Frank's Condition Improves After Wound Report
In Milledgville Ga Ty 20 the attending physicians report Frank’s condition is improving after surgery. He is able to talk poorly and remains under observation. Temperature reached 100, later claims of 107.4 in remark noting pus in the wound. moved from prison hospital to private care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oomelack
Frantz
Pranty
Pearce letter in mails hints at writer identity
New York July 20. Vulhua J. Flynn chief of the United States secrecy service and Jay, photographer, examine letters signed by the mysterious Pearce of New Orleans. A letter dated New Orleans July 18 warns Americans to avoid British vessels sailing from New York and other ports. The letter is noted as not typewritten and drops the letter H, a peculiarity shared with Pearce letters received in Washington, New Orleans, and possibly deeper clues to the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vulhua J. Flynn
United States
Washington
New Orleans
Neirapapers
CAMERA CATCHES THIEF IN BELLEVILLE STUDIO
Police in Belleville Iowa search for a man captured in photos from the studio of Zeyige L Hankammer. The burglar set a camera trap to photograph the interior at intervals and one image shows the thief with a dented eyepiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louif
Belleville
Sear
Zeyige L. Hankammer
Clothing Trade Faces Threat of General Strike
Notes from a local discourse report rising tensions inside the clothing trade. A general strike is feared by workers as the adjustment committee remains in conference. Early signals from the agitation point to a long effort and potential closed shops demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devit Committee of Adjustment
Tsui Im Conference
New Vote of Credit Sought in England
London July 20 A new vote of credit for 769 million dollars was asked for war expenditures in India and Britain. The supplementary vote would raise the current year total to around 8.25 billion dollars with August to March appropriations. Premier Asquith said expenditures for the first seventeen days of July reached 270 million and projected 590.6 million to September end, recommending raising the total to 750 million with options to loan funds to colonies or states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
India
Hours of Commons
Unis
Funda
Asquith
Neesble
England
Standard Oil Strike Involves 5000 Men in Bayonne
New York Bayonne plant workers at the Standard Oil Company walk out, about 5000 on strike with six arrests. Nearby Tidewater plant workers expected to join. Disruption halts loading at piers, ships bound for England. Company says Bayonne plant likely to shut down. Strike stems from wage increase demands. settlement unclear.
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New York
Jeiy An
Standard Go Company
Constable Hook
Bayonne
Tidewater
Shorty
Sli
Tue
England
Sen
Dematt
Dmrisotte Slandara Oi Company of
New Jersay
Tunis deposits and bank receipts in mid July report
French deposits in Tunis and bank receipts show July activity. The Kayre branch of the Bank of Wineyad received 710 from taxpayers, with vast sums listed in various accounts. Rome reports July subscriptions to a national loan totaling 190 million, per Beatonian records.
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Gelis
Whsnee
Nde Lahe
Tunis
Kayre
Bank of Wineyad
Murseliter
Rover UN
Nancy Mare Lai
Png
Ian Paris
Oklahoma man shot in Cherokee County feud sparks deadly crossing
A Cherokee County man, Harley West, was fatally wounded when an unknown shooter fired from behind bushes as he and his wife crossed a bridge. The attack, linked to a local political feud, followed a similar incident moments earlier on the same bridge involving the same suspects. Mrs West witnessed the shooting. Police investigate possible motives and identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okita
Wish
Harley West Coun
Douimtasioger
Cherokee County
Mra West
West
Cherakes County
Vents
Lumber Hearing Ends As FTC Hears Lumbermen
Chicago July 20 The Federal Trade Commission closed a conference with lumber men and adjourned to Detroit for a hearing tomorrow. Ho Ho Hasen of Portland offered recommendations urging amendment to let June vessels compete with foreign ships. He favored railroad owned ships operating through the Panama Canal and permitting cooperative selling agencies to manage the domestic trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Ho Ho Hasen
Portland
Ore
West Coast
Panama Canal
Labor Shortage Hits U S Railroads During War Era
Illinois official reports a sharp labor shortage across the United States caused by the war. Railroads face acute impact as thousands of Italian, Austrian, and Balkan workers cease railway jobs and seek refuge abroad or different employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Richard Knight
Illinois
Balkan States
Drowned at San Marcos River near Lolaw Ran Mavens
A drowning occurred along the San Marcos river about four miles from Lolaw Ran Mavens while fishing. Kahiman fran Niedersale and Tauig Richter were involved. Patly te mpernine reported missing. The river is being drawn for boats and a search continues for the missing person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Warcor
Mpernine
San Maecey River
Iniles Lolaw
Tauig Richter
Reehmshn
German War Claims Grow to Millions in US
Washington reports Germany has created an imperial indemnity commission to assess compensation claims for property requisitioned in enemy territories. Claims already filed include varied items seized by German forces in Belgium and shipped to Germany. The U.S. says claims involve property taken under pretenses of army needs and will be reviewed. Germany plans a board of arbitration to handle such claims.
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Washineton
Belelim
Herbert Prince
Pylend
Mate Department Silitans
United Staten
Imperial Indernaity Commission
Belgium
Germany
Board of Arbitration
Zeppelin Sightings Over Paris Darken Mood Of City
Report from New York and Paris describe nightly Zeppelins over Paris in July. Observers note residents remain calm yet gloom grows as Germans threaten with air raids while Parisians hope for eventual victory.
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New York
Fisue
Paris
Philp Beringer
France
Berlin
Polish Prince sunk in British harbor disaster
Fragmentary report describes a British ship sinking near London. The Polish Prince is mentioned with possible loss of life and confusion over names and dates, including references to a German torpedo attack and unclear casualty details.
Evacuation of Wagaw Imminent as German Push Expands
London reports say German forces push toward Warsaw from north and south as the Russian defense weakens. Observers anticipate possible evacuation of Warsaw capital with German advances near Lubin, Sholin, and Oder lines. Meusefront fighting continues with heavy losses for Germans and renewed Austro Italian activity on Isonzo. French planes bomb Colmar station in Alsace.
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Bermmin
London
Warsaw
Aid
German War Office
Nazew
Rumslang
Vetcent
Shaws
Bogim
Kruz Moetay
Gourlang
Thia
Petrouvad
Wurman
Heri
Capial
Luwandy Figa
Uat
Wearhy
von Hindenburg
von Mackenseb
Ote Krosnastay
Meuse
Ini
Eoinerdt Carnia
Isonso
Panis
Asra
Colmac
Alsace
German Baltic advance nears Warsaw and Riga front
War bulletin reports Genersi von Gaillwitz with forces near Nowogorodsk southwest of Warsaw close to the fortress ring protecting the Polish capital. Windau seaport captured bringing German reach to the Baltic. Meuse Argonne fighting continues with heavy shelling and limited allied gains. Russian front activity noted with Windau linked port seizure.
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Berlin
Amsterdat
London
Russia
Bale Sez
Rukowina
Genersi von Gail‘Witz
Norew Jing
Nowogeorgievsk
Warsaw
Windau
Baltic
Riga
Windat
Merthweer
Minard
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Willa Forges
Pachucas Report
Villistas
Sonora
Naco
Cananea
San Luis Potosl
Laredo
Terapiceadricea
Carrinea
Novos
Guant
Oklahoma
Congressman Parker
Newark
Richard Wayne Parker
County Hospital For the
San Antonio
Tuesacy Aight
Howe
BG Arng Plantoin
Frank
Pearce
Brooklyn Eagle
Wm. J. Flynn
U. S. Secret Service
Lei
Vernon
Tod Kate
Remington Arms
Reese Bmg Oreranans Ac
Richie
Pirat
Psyeral Millen
New Riants
Standard Oil
Ile House of
Cammong
Favey
Mantamatte
Columat
Muon
Vosple
Jollan
Riciess
Rome
Charles West Meety
Pacier
ABOR
San Marcos
State Department
Hetal
Cho
Collislon
Lewihir Reiger
Rtoumer
Austin Stentor
Sywad Ene
Teutons
Ostrolenka
Marew River
Aemies
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