De la Huerta Aims to Cap Mexico Amid Revolt
Governor Adolfo de la Huerta of Sonora, provisional head of the Constitutional Liberal party, plans to leave for Mexico City to push a provisional presidency and ensure fair elections. He would entrust Sonora’s government to a governor elected by state enroles as a temporary national executive during the July election. Reports say revolutionaries score gains near Mexico City and Vera Cruz as firefights and casualties mount along the eastern coast.
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Mexico City
Vera Crus
Elthourh
Sim
Nephews of Lew D. Dilizs Killed in San Luis
A teletype from May reports Capt. Carter and Colies, nephews of Lew D. Dilizs, shot dead at the San Luis door. Rebels and Carrancista forces clash as Matamoros, Monterrey, and Brownsville areas see troops and war talk. US guards report maintained strength. Fed forces reportedly evacuated Monterrey. Governor Espinosa notes border movements with Camargo changing hands.
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Yuma, Arie
Carter& Colies
Lew
D. Dilizs
Cilles
San Luis
Sonnea
Carly Recoy
Menier Gantesant
Cagrauss Servet
Carranza
Callos
Sonora
American forces move toward Fort Ringgold across Rio Grande
Reported early today that units from Tamaulipas and Coahuila crossed the Rio Grande opposite Fort Ringgold Texas. Governor Cardenas of Tamaulipas and Governor Martinez of San Luis Potosi were said to be across the river awaiting transport to the American side as the garrison at Camargo offered little resistance. Local reports attributed the advance to federal commander Freda Helmut, a Carranza loyalist, amid rumors of 1000 troops entering Camargo.
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Grande City
United States Army
Fort Brown
Mireloy
Cardenas
Tamnauliges
Jose le Os Squins
Nueva Leon
Averton Martinez
San Luis Patosine
Rio Granle
Ringgold
Tex
Fiovernor Mberles
Fatt Brand
Yanan Tronne
Camarge
Granite City
Tebel
Camargo
Pernt
Carranza
Uncertain Border Forces Clash Over Rail Bridge Disruptions
Fragmented dispatches describe Cerenuzs authorities and Third States army actions as border plants air an effort to educate rebel forces. Reports from The International Bridge indicate a three day closure and interruptions of service tied to Mexican bridges and customs officials in Matamoras and Laredo. Weather and timing reference the Texas border context and ongoing reconsolidation efforts by authorities.
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Cerenuzs
Third States Army
Mattavres
Aintoire
Georce D. Armistead
Antoine
Messen
San Antonio
Mestea
Laredo
Suits for Funds From Mexican Customs Money Case
Action filed in district court seeks recovery of $100,000 in Mexican customs funds brought across the border before Piedras Negras surrender. Adolfo Huerta loyalists are named in the suit, with Ochoa protesting the case from Eagle Pass. Also reported is a manslaughter appeal from San Augustine County and interest earnings on state funds.
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Fagle Vass
Cory
Gustan Nile
Carea
Negras
Ochoa
Eagle Paes
Mary Soverntle
Austin
Dex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Sylvester Watts
San Augustine Cunety
Watts
Tle Kiling
George Tandle
HUD
Condition Serious After Sand Jags Shooting
The report states Dr EF Carson on East Houses Street Harbor suffered a flesh wound to the right arm and a bullet wound to the abdomen. He is hospitalized at Robert I Green Memorial Hospital. A suspect from the South Top neighborhood faces charges linked to the shooting.
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Carson
Thaverter
Robert I. Green Mensonal Hospital
Susties Disks
Bobbed hair craze reshapes London salons influence
Fashionable London's bobbed hair trend returns to affect curiae women hairdressers as they offer the new “bobbite” service. Rich women with long auburn or white locks can pay around 12 shillings for a bob cut, while earlier prices were five to six shillings. Parlors report demand and mixed results as stylists adjust to the look.
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Penn
London
West Wind
Wight
Arrest Bogus Agents Accused of Robbery at 135 Matamoras Street
Police say two men posing as officers robbed HE Moralis at 135 Matamoras Street during a night in April. Detectives Norton Proudfoot and Cans detained the pair Wednesday night after a signed statement by one prisoner. He claimed his companion and the other man fled after a staged dance and a fake search for liquor.
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HE Moralis
Matamoras Street
Seaien
Pex
Norton
Proudfoot
Cans Jinte
Isowers
Sayy
Robbora
Aloreles
Pat Bozan
Theft and flight after prisoner steals from companion
A fragmented report describes a prisoner stealing valuables from a companion who fled with the spoils. The pair later divided the loot and the incident was reported to central headquarters.
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Hiroe
Sprisoner Sagny
Stold Wat
Ms Campanion
Start Boy Scout Brive Campaign to Raise Funds
The note describes an effort to raise $135,000 to support the Boy Scout movement in a tidy city. The campaign began in the afternoon with five anonymous attendees at a luncheon in the Gunter Hotel lab room, where William Fis, president of Alou C, took actions and named participants. Within a week, funds were being sought and the drive advanced amid names of individuals.
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Tidy City
Anon
Lab
Gunter Hotel
William” Fis
Alou C
Go Tn Atlielt
Maritim Semv
Oil field forecast draws 4000-year income claim
Austin J. Arnold told the City Club at the Gunter Hotel that when the Hom bret shallow oil field is fully developed annual income could reach 12,001,000. He cited ten-year Somerset wells, gas absence, and future output as the field expands amid expert data. Harry McLaughlin entertained with cowboy tricks as the group discussed proposed legislation to curb auto theft.
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Austin J. Arnold
Gunter Hotel
Altonia
Smerset
Mearnold
Harry McLaughlin
Eli
Chia
Lorse
San Antonio Automobile League
Pleads Self Defense in Ranch Killing Case
Plea of self defense entered in shooting at a Mexican herder’s ranch. Suspect, a young married man, held on bond under $1500. County Attorney Julian TaCrossaul and Captain Davist rangers reported arrest at the McDymant ranch.
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del Rigg
Killine
Mylaymont
Nily Hese
Jiman
Julian TaCrossaul
Davist Rangers
McDymant Ranch
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Magro Leon
Myiamores Gustaea Espians
Coahuila
Gulf of Mexica
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Pril
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Paar Hs Nidabdaly
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Long Motor Services Funere
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Crackett
South Loop
Robert 13. Green Hospital
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Georgette Crepe
Lolio
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Yoak Unt Public Schoole
Corpushristi Schools
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Primiortit
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Tin Bexas Cotton Ginners
Hegy & Metallum
Mederizkern Coy Reenue
Gani Peenie Crankett
M. J. Arnold
Somerset
Wolff & Marx CO
Manufacturer’s Association
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Our City
Cary
Chanaelay Building
Alamo Council
Boy Scouts of America
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Treas
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Natatorium
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