Mexican delegates reject U.S. electoral proposal over Carranza
The article discusses Mexican delegates opposing a U.S. plan to influence Mexico’s elections. They warn such interference would insult Mexican welfare and lead to bloodshed, preferring a neutral process without Washington’s pressure. They fear perpetual subordination to the White House and oppose American sea force presence in any Mexican vote.
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Mexico
Wilson
Elegates
Mexico A
Elec
Washington
White House
Hington
Mexi
Estevla Ruiz
Threats Prompt Call for Military Protection in Panuco Oil Field
In Vera Cruz state near Panuco oil fields unrest grows amid anti American sentiment after troop withdrawal. Acting Governor De Lara, though not in his jurisdiction, pledges rapid military protection as Admiral Mayo discusses the issue with local authorities.
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Mpico
Mexico
Tex
Panuco
Ornor de Lara
Mayo
de Lara
Vera Cruz
E Panuco
Huerta
Zapata Declares Split With Carranza Plans West Coast War
Emiliano Zapata, the southern revolutionary, issued a decree rejecting allegiance to Venustiano Carranza and accusing the Constitutionalists of not accepting the Plan of Ayala. He vowed to extend operations along the western coast to Sonora and to fight Carranza forever, per reports from Morelos arrivals in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Emiliano Zapata
Venustiano Carranza
Ayala
Zapata
Mexico
Sonora
Carranza
Automobile Owners Map for Sale in Light Office
Bexar county maps priced at two dollars sell for sixty cents at the light office Exhibit displayed in today’s paper encourages purchase.
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Bexar County
Mourning Drape Over Villages For Archduke Funeral
Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg arrive from Sarajevo as villages along the Naerenta river drape in black. Guards, church bells, and candles mark the funeral procession toward Trieste aboard the Viribus Unitis with plans to reach Vienna by Thursday.
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Metrovitch
Hersegovina
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Duchess of
Dalmar
Guard of Honor
Naerenta
Trieste
Dalmat
Viribus Unitis
Vienna
Denunciation Triggers Violence in Cretan Diet
In Agram Croatia on June 30 nationalist Croatians denounced a Catholic Serb coalition over the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand. The Cretan Diet session dissolved after a violent tumult with threats toward Serb deputies who were taunted about bombs.
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Agram
Crotia
Francis Ferdinand
Orphaned heirs amid Bosnian Serb tensions amid archducal tragedy
The text details Serbian propaganda in Bosnia provoking unrest and the Bosnian government's cautious response. It notes the inability to uncover the conspiracy before a Sunday crime and cites fears of deep Serbian influence in Bosnia. It also reports Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenberg's deaths and that their life insurances totaled $18 million.
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Duchess of
Hohenberg
Servia
Bosnia
Vienna
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Duchess ofHohenberg
Countess Chotek
Tageblatt
Archduke
Martial Law Continues in Sarajevo as Arrests Occur
In Sarajevo Bosnia on June 30 martial law remained in effect and six people were arrested for minor offenses as the night passed quietly.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Two Appropriations Omitted in Budget
City budget discussion with the finance committee revealed omissions and adjustments. Contingencies were cut by 16600 to cover a treasurer bookkeeper, fire department hose, and dormitory equipment for new stations, keeping total unchanged.
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Brown
Gallagher
Fire Department
Good paving at Fort Sam Houston
The quartermaster's department at Fort Sam Houston buys trap rock from San Antonio for road work on the northward continuation of New Braunfels Avenue. The dark gray volcanic rock, valued for its wear resistance, is one of the world’s best for pavements and has long been used in Europe, promising streets that stay smooth with less dust and mud.
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Quartermaster’s
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
New Braunfels Avenue
Europe
Trap Toc&k
United States
Plot blame pinned on Servians for Archduke's assassination
Vienna reports high government officials blame Serbians for the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand on Sunday. The statement cites political motives and ongoing tensions in the region. The note does not specify individuals responsible or the next steps by authorities.
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Vienna
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Mayr's Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a pure vegetable oil treatment for stomach liver and intestinal troubles. It claims cleansing of lower bowels prevents absorption of toxins and that fermentation stops, with relief in 24 hours. George H. Mayr, once a Chicago druggist, is named as creator and the product is sold by Sommers' Drug Stores and A M Fischer.
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George H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Sommers
A. M. Fischer
Chamber Committee Advances Katy Right of Way Fund
Work continued as the Chamber of Commerce fund drive for the Katy right of way raised 76009 total target. The committee reviewed property owner lists and expected payments while some owners met at the Chamber to contribute, with early subscriptions around 4000 but promises for larger gifts anticipated.
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Chamber of Commerce
Katy
L. J. Hart
F. G. Hillie
Central Committee
Tributes of Respect for Venezuelan Minister Rojas
Last tributes of respect to Dr. Pedro Ezequiel Rojas minister of Venezuela are paid by official Washington. President Wilson and officials attend funeral at St Matthews Church. The body is escorted to Hampton Roads aboard the Dolphin then to the battleship Kansas for convoy to La Guaira, Venezuela.
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Washingten
D. C
Pedro Eze Iel Rojas
Venezuela
Washington Tody
Wilson
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Congressional Foreign Relations Committees
St Mathews Church
Dolphin
Hampton Roads
Kansas
la Guaira
Pan- American Union
Calvo
Costa Rica
Pezet
Fer
Coruador
Navy ends wine messes as Daniels bans liquor shore to ship
Aboard and ashore, the navy ends the wine mess under Secretary Daniels order effective at midnight. Officers face misconduct charges for possessing alcohol on ships or stations, with a medical exception for ship surgeons. Only special dispensations may occur during international courtesy exchanges or at naval gatherings.
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Washington, D. C
United States Navy
Daniels
Naval
Naval Academy
Naval Station
Navy Yards
Panama Canal
United States
Norway
Russia
Banking hops magnate Ira Brainard dies at 68 in Utica
Ira D. Brainard, longtime leader of the United States hop trade and a major dealer, died at his Waterville home early today. He was 68 years old and had built a large fortune from hops operations.
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Utica
N. Y
Ira D. Brainard
Waterville
Brainard
United States
Villa Buys Expensive Tub From Chicago
General Francisco Villa ordered a high end bathtub to Juarez Mexico for 400 dollars. Shipping added 125 dollars. The tub was arranged by a Chicago firm and billed to El Paso Texas.
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Villa
Chicago
Ill
General Francisco Villa
Juarez
Mexico
Child Is Recovered After Abduction Near Lytle
Sheriff’s office traced a three year old kidnapped by a Mexican man who drove away with the child in a light wagon. The boy was found Tuesday morning at Lytle and returned to his parents. The alleged kidnapper was arrested after officers alerted salt towns county wide.
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Lytle
James Galbreath
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