Huerta Abdi cates and heads to Puerto Mexico
Mexico City reports President Huerta resigns, handing the office to Senor Carbajal as war minister Blanquet also departs with his family. Huerta, his wife, and the Huerta party travel by guarded train toward Puerto Mexico while the Dutch warship Koertewaer takes refugees aboard.
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Mexico City
Suerte
Mexico
Congress
Senor Carbajal
Huerta
General Blanquet
Puerto Mexico
Navarette
Senora Huerta
Koertewaer
Col
Luis Fuentes
Blanquet
Liboris Fuentes
Eugenio Faredes
The
Republic
Aguila
Huerta Abdication Sparks Mexican Crisis Sanity Fears
Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City describe Huerta fleeing and Carbajal installed as provisional president as American forces prepare to move on Mexico City to prevent clashes. Diaz allies rally Oaxaca Indians. Tlacotalpan garrison backs Diaz. Villa Obregon and Zapata threats loom amid chaotic power shift. Foreigners warned to avoid danger as streets remain tense.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Huerta
Carbajal
Mexican Republic
Felix Diaz
Mexico
Francisco Carbajal
General Funston
Villa
Obregor
Zapata
Diaz
Octavio Campero
Fidencio Hernandez
Mexican Congress
Oaxaca
Hernandez
Campero
Tlacot
Vicetoriano Huerta
National Palace
United States
Madero
Carranza
Republic
Nine Barr-Widen fraud jurors convict agency leaders
Jury in Judge Landis's court convict nine Barr-Widen executives for a national "get-rich-quick" scheme that charged heavy fees to obtain credits from bankrupt firms. Sentences include prison terms up to eight years and fines up to $5,000. The scheme netted over two million dollars across most states.
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Chicago
J. Rufus Wallingford
Barr-Widen
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Abram H. Freeman
Frederick L. Wendler
St. Louis
James T. Minehart
Charles F. Day
Robert E. Pender
Pittsburgh
Joseph F. Finkleman
Kansas City
William W. Fellers
House of Correction
J. H. Worman
Joseph C. Stevens
Wendler and Preeman
Post Office
Robert W. Childs
Barr & Widen
John Doe
James Barr
Joseph B. Widen
Wendler
Preeman
Widen
Federal Grand Jury
Mrs Carman Indicted In Nassau County Manslaughter Case
Mrs Florence Carman was arraigned in Nassau county supreme court Mineola and pleaded not guilty to a first degree manslaughter indictment tied to the June murder of Mrs Louise Batley in Dr Edwin Carman's Freeport office. Justice Van Siclen set bail at 20000 dollars and attorney M Levy said it would be furnished at once.
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New York
Florence Carman
Nassau County Supreme Court
Mineola
Louise Batley
Edwin Carman
Freeport
Justice van Siclen
M. Levy
Carman
Tragedy Ties Family Misfortune to Self Destruction
In Jeffersonville Indiana on July 18 sixteen year old Mabel Canter shot herself in the arms of her fiance Heston Spencer after brooding over the deaths of two brothers one in an inter urban accident and another on a hunting expedition and the mysterious disappearance of her father. A coroner's investigation followed.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Mabel Canter
Heston Spencer
Wisconsin Professor Marries in Chicago
Friends of Prof. Michael G. Rohan of Marquette University were surprised to learn he recently married Miss Mary Mitzgerald of Chicago. The ceremony took place in Chicago a few days before the announcement in Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Michael G. Rohan
Marquette University
Chicago
Mary Mitzgerald
Carpentier Defeats Gunboat Smith On Fouls in London
Georges Carpentier heavyweight champion of France defeated American Gunboat Smith in London after six rounds. Smith was disqualified in Round Six for hitting a downed Carpentier, giving Carpentier the win amid a massive crowd.
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London
Georges Carpentier
France
Carpentier
Smith
Corri
Tornado Leaves Henderson City in Desolation After Night Storm
Dawn reveals the toll of a tornado in Henderson Kentucky. A three story Crane Furniture building collapsed, killing Mrs Snell and her fourteen year old nephew, while contractor William Snell and others suffer injuries. Wires and poles lay across streets as trees lay prostrate.
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Henderson
Crane Furniture Com
William Snell
Booth Fisheries Indicted in Halibut Trust Case
A federal grand jury indicted members of the halibut trust under the Sherman act. The Booth Fisheries Company, headquartered in Chicago with large Midwest operations and cold storage warehouses, was named among those charged.
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Seattle
Wash
Federal Grand
Halibut Trust
North Attantic
North Pacific
Behring
United States
Booth Fisheries Company
Chicago
Middle West
Ohio Special Session Focuses on Taxation Measures
Gov Cox calls special session to address state taxation with Democrats united behind defense against extraneous agenda. Proposals include 1) extend 1 percent workmen compensation premiums and 2) protect oil and mineral rights in school lands while debating tax cuts and school funding.
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Union News Service
Columbus
Ohio
A. V. Donahey
Progressive Party
Sygressman
Resin
Perry County Children’s Home Reforms Under State Board
The New Lexington facility once on the black list for deplorable conditions has been reorganized under state charities supervision and transformed into a modern institution no longer on the list.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Board of State Charities
Battle on Komogata Maru Ends with Police Retreat
In Vancouver harbor 175 police and constables clashed with several hundred Hindus aboard the Japanese steamer Komogata Maru. Missiles including coal iron bars and hatchets rained down as officers attempted to board from a tug. No shots were fired by either side. The confrontation followed a months long dispute over Hindus denied admission to Canada after court rulings. The Sea Lion withdrew as injuries mounted.
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Western Newspaper Union
Cincinnati
Vancouver
B. C
Balloon Toto Crashes in Paris Garden Injuring Pilot
In the Tuileries Garden the Toto balloon of the Grand Prix race crashed into trees injuring pilot George Blanchet and aide Mr. Duval. Spectators panicked in the Place de la Concorde as the Marseillaise played. several were slightly hurt in the crush and others fainted or suffered gas effects after the cordage failed at about 150 feet.
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Paris
Toto
Aero Club of France
Tuileries Garden
George Blanchet
Duval
Place de la Concorde
Cincinnati Market Prices for grains livestock and poultry
Market note lists corn oats wheat and hay prices by grade and grade, with details for No 2 No 4 and mixed corn and oats. Poultry eggs cattle bulls calves hogs and pigs prices are given by grade and quality, including shippers, butcher, stocker, and feeder categories.
Extermination Plan for South Side Segregated District
Chicago officials aim to raze the old Southside segregated district after a revolver fight left one policeman dead and three wounded. M L C Funkhouser says health and building inspectors will probe all corners of the remaining structures to enforce the plan.
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Chicago
Southside
M. L. C. Funkhouser
Funkhouser
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