Alleged Injunction Sought Against Texas Business Men's Assn
A temporary injunction was issued in Fort Worth over a suit by the Texas Attorney General seeking to dissolve the Texas Business Men's Association. The order bars officers and members from using corporate funds to support or oppose the association or its aims until a further hearing. The petition accuses the group of subverting public policy and seeks action to curb its influence and potential constitutional changes.
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Auetin
Tex
Tere
Gousil
Cwentyarth District
Texao Business Man's Association
Mganta
C. A. Wiljcox
Wilcox
Aither
Axeis
Farm Life Commission
Lewis-Radford
Huerta Sends Money To France Reported
Paris report June 27 states Mexican leader Huerta sent 2,500,000 francs to France. The gesture is seen as an indication that Huerta plans to leave Mexico.
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Huerta
France
Paris
Ora
Aodartat
Uuerta
Mexico
Gasoline Explosion Fatal for Two Ranch Workers
Jose Rendon 37 died after a gasoline explosion at Las Fiveras ranch five miles from town. M Steinbend 49 suffered severe burns and remained in critical condition at City hospital days after the blast while the two men worked pouring gasoline from a five gallon can.
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Jose Rendon
M. Steinbend
Los
Sancline
Las Firveras Ranch
Atelledach
Rendon
Bisinbuchie
Melee
Great Lakes Storm Wrecks Report In Duluth Area
A massive storm on Lake Superior drives ships toward danger with several vessels stranded or wrecked along the north shore. The Matanto reportedly towed to a dock after breaking from the harbor, while the Go book ship Hariiel is driven ashore. Forty-foot seas and high winds plague the region as crews struggle amid telegraph outages and uncertain casualties.
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Dulith
Minn
Lake Superior
Matanto
Superior
Great Northern
Décka
Mateute
Duluth
Hariiel
Na Grea
Weather forecast highlights across major cities
The weather page lists conditions for cities including Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York and Boston. Forecasts mention clear to cloudy skies with varied wind directions and temperatures from the mid 60s to mid 80s. Some areas anticipate rain on Saturday or Sunday with cooler air following.
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Nile
Cricagg
Southwrest
Saturlay
Elphest
ST. Paul
Washington
Blayden Indisposed to Prohibition Vote Delay Pending
Washington dispatch reports Representative Blayden of San Antonio shows little interest in changing his general stance on national prohibition. A pending Hobson resolution vote may be delayed to August 1, with Blayden’s support for a general pair with Burke unclear. District opposition to prohibition remains strong, and Blayden’s alignment could avert or preserve a pro prohibition tally.
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Washington, D.C
James L. Blayden
San Antonio Bee
Ite
Texas
Queen
Atrong
Pro
Mihir
Quesdope
James F. Burke
Pittsburg
Burke
Hobson
Long
Blayden
Drohitiston
Washington
Deen
Tr” Heng
Pulr
Starden
Durke
Gunster
Stavden
Downtown street collisions leave three injured and one unprosecuted
Traffic on downtown streets caused three accidents Saturday afternoon with one seriously hurt. Jesse Wilson was struck near Alamo and Crockett by a wagon pulled by horses. A brewery truck driven by August Rehberg swerved and hit the boy. A. E. Hopwood was injured at Houston and Navarro and T. L. Williams hit another vehicle at Commerce and Alamo. all drivers claim fault lies elsewhere and no arrests were made. A separate fire in Jamestown wiped out the business district late afternoon.
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Jesse Wilson
South Flores
Alamo Plesk
Crockett Street
W. G. Hannen
August Rehberg
A. E. Hopwood
Boapita
Houston
Navarro
U S Agents Work With Carranza And Villa Figures
The State Department in Washington arranged a mission through J J Canova to liaise with both Venustiano Carranza and Francisco Villa. Carothers and Canova, then en route via Torreon and Saltillo, plan to meet commanders and report back to the department on developments in the Mexican revolutionary conflict.
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State Department
Washington
J. J. Canova
Colu
George C. Carathera
Carothers
Mir. Cenasy
Sugastonic
Pasa
Saidito
Carrante
Torreon
Ling
Francisco Vile
Funston Honored Guest at Graduation in Vera Cruz
General Funston attended the Macuel Herrera Girls' Public School commencement in Vera Cruz, seated in the front row as 7 to 14 year old students performed. A ten year old maid delivered a fiery oration, and Funston praised her with a pat on the head. Lilian Henry, the only American girl in the class, held the general's chair amid the ceremony. Two prominent financial agents from Mexico City arrived with reports that Huerta shipped funds to Paris for his exile.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Fuxston
Lilien Henry
Amerlcdt
Huerts
Mexico City
Edd
Paris
Oil Men Agree to 90 Day Drilling Suspension in Oklahoma
A wide meeting of oil executives and government officials in Oklahoma City led to a 90 day halt on drilling. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission will be asked to issue an order limiting wells to protect leases and production only. The move aims to restore the state's credit and market value after a price drop from $1.05 to 75 cents per barrel.
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Falsa
Okla
Corporation ‘Commissioners
Atlor
State Corporation Commission
Nev ‘Essary
Ieeses
Euch
Agreement to Judgment in Reeves County Insurance Suit
Federal court in Austin renders an agreed judgment in favor of Asrely Realization Company et al against The Torah Valley Trade Stock Company defaulting on a property claim in Reeves County. Plaintiff to recover principal with 6 percent interest.
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Austin
Tex
Opteément Bar Bein
Hie Torah Valley Tave Stock Com Pany
Asrely Realization Coimpony Gt al
Thn
Farecinsure
Reeves County
Three Accused by Carranza Secretary In Washington
Alfredo Breceda, private secretary to General Carranza, accuses General Felipe Angeles, George W. Carothers, and F A Somerfield of improper acts in Washington. The statement, issued today, names the three as conspirators in alleged breaches related to the Mexican conflict.
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Carranza
Washington
I. C
Alfredo Breceda
Arivate
Carrassa
Pheilpe Angeles
George 3. Carothers
North
Eatcec
F. A. Somerfield
Spodel
Villa
Haying
Carranza Led Mexico Split Amid High Level Talks
The read items describe a Washington backed effort to keep Carranza as provisional president and portray a rift with Villa. Angeles is blamed for manipulating events while Carranza asserts leadership under the Guadalupe plan. A two week postponement of a conference is debated as tensions persist with Huerta delegates. Carothers and Canova travel toward Mexico via El Paso.
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Carrange
Angeles
Mexico
Carothea
Somerfield
Carranza
Vila
Washington
Vin
Villa
Giger
Vis
Ville
Angéles
Villa Figs
Ebreceda
Huerta
Hwaz
McCombs Sees Wilson In Washington On Party Strategy
President Wilson and Democratic Chairman William F. McCombs held a political conference at the White House. McCombs traveled to discuss conditions in the party ahead of the autumn campaign and declined to comment on specific candidates including Glynn or others. He noted Roosevelt’s remarks would help the party and refused further discussion of the administration’s arraignment.
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Washington
Wilson
Willam F. McCombs
Willa House
McCombs
New York
Glynn
Calidele
Whitrean
Roosevelt
Salem burning again in Salum Mass fire alarms sounded
Fire reported in Salem runs through High Street area near Summer Street. Dwellings are afire, with 20 000 residents displaced from Thursday’s conflagration as crews battle the blaze amid rising danger.
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Salum
Mass
Gui
Chtleken
High Street
Summer Street
Flying Boat America Makes Flight in Gale
Rammondspon New York June 21 The flying boat America raced through gale strewn waters of Lake Aceuke lifting heavy loads and defying conditions as it tested hydroplane design with Lieutenant Porte and George Haliett aboard The craft weighed 4363 pounds including ballast and weathered the lake with 720 pounds of sand aboard ahead of a planned Atlantic crossing.
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Rammondspon
N.Y
Lake Aceuke
George’ Haliett
Amerten
Atlantic
Great Flyer
Ehe
Porte
Keuke
Pleasact
Amerea
Ae Bach
Wg Ayer Corpg
Pianine
Curlis
Jandard
Ncvere
East America
Curtis
Amarica
Rival Oil Interests Blamed in Mexican Revolution
New York reports published letters and telegrams linking oil interests to the Mexican conflict. The Herald cites Captain Sherburne Hopkins and Henry Clay Pierce, alleging close ties to Carranza and Huerta factions and suggesting big business influenced the revolution and railroads.
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New York
The
Herald This
Republic
Batilely
Neween
Huerta
Carranza
Herald
Vansisle
Aricinga
Copien
Venustiano Cerranza
Constituionalista
Sherburne G. Hopekins
Hopkins
Henry Clay Pierce
Pierce
Captain Hopkins
Charles R Pint
Knt
Piette
Str
Lous Cabrena
Rafael Zubaray
Andy ‘Dome Vasconcollog
Mr. Pieres
Tiverta
Mesas
el Rodriguez
Rabasa
Mexico
Maxi
William Alden Smith
Congress
Captal Hopkins
Washington
No. 26
Broad Street
New York City
Loopholes for Meic The Protocol Analysis
The article analyzes how the Mexico can escape reparations for deaths of American citizens and loss of property by exploiting two treaty paragraphs. It cites Article 12 Section B and Article 31 Section C as allowing avoidance through provisional government provisions.
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Riagara Falls
C. Protovela
oGny
Mexico
United States of America
Constitution of International
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