Villa Leaders Granted Amnesty Amid Mexican Crisis
The Sarasota Times reports on Carranza’s offer of amnesty to leaders amid rising tensions with the United States over the Carrizal incident. President Wilson seeks decisive action if Mexico fails to release prisoners. mobilization expands nationwide with 14,000 eastern troops en route and 40,000 awaiting equipment. The Sarasota Naval Militia unit faces deployment to Charleston or Key West, as shortages of men and trained personnel prompt recruitment across Manatee County.
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Mexico
Carrizal
Tenth Cavalry
Boyd and Morey
Adair
Gomez
Washington
Caranza
Florida
Black Point
War Department
United States
Villa
Wilson
Congress
Navy Yards
Sarasota
Charleston
S. C
Key West
George B. Graham
Florida Naval Militia
Navy
Naval
Yarbrough
Purdy
Ludwig
Bradentown
Manatee
Palmetto
Manatee County
Mexican conflict prompts swift naval buildup and war talk
The Sarasota Division reflects a timely organization as the U S government aims to prevent bloodshed in Mexico. President plans drastic reform measures, a formal war declaration, and a blockade of Mexican ports. Smaller Navy vessels will be manned and deployed to Mexico to enforce the block.
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Sarasota
Mexico
Mayor Higes Settles Case Involving Southern Asph alt Co
The Birmingham Alabama case centers on Southern Asphalt and Construction Co. The mayor blocked a $10 000 action amid fears of an impending assignment to Steiner Bros. If the move proceeded creditors would face losses. The matter moves to court for resolution.
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Southern Asphalt and Construction Co
Birmingham
Ala
Steiner Bros
Band Concert at Mackie Beyer July 1
Band concert scheduled for Saturday July 1 featuring Mackie Beyer performing the Star Spangled Banner. Local residents are urged to attend the community event.
Livering Buys Ten Acre Lot in Bee Ridge District
C J Livering traveled from Rising Sun Indiana to St. Petersburg then Sarasota by train and bought a ten acre tract in the Bee Ridge district on Wednesday. Val Dom baugh of the Sarasota Venice Co. acted as salesman and had him in charge.
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C. J. Livering
St. Petersburg
Rising Sun
Ind
Sarasota
Bee Ridge
Val Dombaugh
Sarasota- Venice Co
Mr. Livering
Times Interviewing As Many As Could Be Seen
The Times reports it interviews as many as possible visible figures due to business constraints. The piece notes limited access and prioritizes high profile participants while outlining ongoing efforts to gather broader input.
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the Times
Sarasota Voters Back Municipal Pier and Golf Links Effort
A Times survey of Sarasota voters finds a strong, though not unanimous, push for a municipal pier and golf links to boost winter tourism. Mayors, clerks, councilmen, and many residents express support, noting economic growth, hotel demand, and regional competition with Boca Grande and Los Angeles.
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William Franklin
I. G. Archibald
Sarasota
Charles M. Jefferson
G. C. Koons
George Keppler
L. C. McKeehan
O. P. Hawkins
W. L. Poll
James Carter
C. C. McGinty
C. M. Jones
C. M. Howard
O. P. Collins
J. Russell Taylor
J. A. Clark
J. Harry King
H. M. Taylor
W. H. Calhoun
T. F. Arnold
Construction Men Begin Sarasota Venice Road Work
E S Nelson and A L Weathersbee of Continental Public Works Co New York arrived in Sarasota and started preliminary surveying for the Sarasota Venice hard roads. A camp is planned where Bee Ridge road meets Osprey road with upper camp location undecided. J M Knepp of Luton Bridge Co visits to arrange bridge building first over the Hudson bayou aiding the road project.
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Messrs
E. S. Nelson
A. L. ‘Weathersbee
Continental Public Works Company
New York
Sarasota
Sarasota-Venice
Bee Ridge
Osprey Road
J. M. Knepp
Luton Bridge Co
Hudson Bayou
July Monthly Club Meeting at the Club House
The regular monthly Club meeting for July will be held at the Club house next Monday afternoon July 3 at 4 o'clock. It will be informal with members in town urged to attend. There will be business and discussion of Club activities.
Sarasota Beats Ruskin 26 to 6 in Ninth Inning
Sarasota wins against Ruskin with a 26 to 6 score, details highlight a strong late push in the ninth inning and bold offense from both teams.
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Sarasota
Sarasota Bat Fest Beats Ruskin In Braden Town Showdown
Sarasota baseball fans saw a high scoring game as Sarasota defeated Ruskin with Braden Town crowd cheering. Notable players include Johns Edwards, Christy, Byrd and the Cooper brothers as Sarasota pitchers changed in the seventh inning yet could not slow the home bats.
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Sarasota
Sarasota Boys
Ruskin
Rushkin
Turbin
Franklin Boys
Willows
Jimmy” Norton
Cooper Brothers
Anthony
Liddell
Walker
Byrd
John Edwards
Batted for Byrd in eighth inning noted in box score
A brief baseball entry records a substitution in the eighth inning with player replacing Byrd. The line shows a total of .52 26 20 27 20 5 and indicates the substitution occurred during the middle of the game.
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Byrd
Sarasota Wins With Earned Runs and Home Run Like Bush
Sarasota earns 14 runs to Ruskin's tally. Bill Franklin collects three base hits while Liddell Crawley and W Cooper have two base hits each. B Cooper hits a home run. Sarasota leaves six on base and Franklin throws a wild pitch. Errors give Sarasota three first bases on errors.
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Sarasota
Ruskin
Bill Franklin
Liddell
Crawley
W. Cooper
B. Cooper
Franklin
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Ite
Ident Wilson
Higes
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Laurendeau
Crumling
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Times
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Boca Grande
Peace River
Thompson
Burkett
Bacon
Hebb
Roberts
Franklin P. Dean
Los Angeles
George L. Thacker
Waller
New
M. J. Levey
A. L. Spencer
Fred West
Lewis Evers
Winfred Liddell
Frank A. Walpole
Chas. A. Brown
C. T. Whittle
William McFarland
City Pier
F. S. Lowe
George B. Prime
Jack Halton
J. P. Simms
O. W. Cordero
West Coast
A. A. Basham
I. W. Longacre
B. D. Robinson
J. H. Krehbiel
H. C. Grinton
Phil. H. Levy
Hodges
H. S. Smith
Clarence E. Hitchings
Paul McDonald
E. M
Buz” Butler
T. Theodore Watrous
R. C. Bruce
G. W. Franklin
Christy
Ruskins
P. Dickman
BRE Poae
Linder
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