Zapata Threat Looms As Mexican Talks Progress
Dispatches from Mexico City and Vera Cruz report Zapata forces near the capital while Carranza and Carbajal move toward a new administration. US officials hope for a quick settlement to avert disorder and to avoid delays in forming a stable government. Carranza emissaries engage with Zapata to centralize military efforts under one head.
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Washington
Zapata
Mexico City
Carransa
Carranza
Carbajal
Constitutionalist
General Carranza
General Huerta
Huerta
Indian shoots agent at Walker River Indian Reservation
Reno reports Jim Bennett full blood Plate attacked Superintendent J V Hallman after protesting medical rules. Bennett fired a rifle at Hallman after dousing the rear of Hallman’s house with oil while Hallman, also reservation doctor, confronted him. Bennett reportedly sought a medicine man and cited his granddaughter’s diet following ptomaine poisoning.
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Bennett
Haliman
World’s Grain Crop Estimates by European Countries
Estimates from the International Institute of Agricultural at Rome show England and Wales Wheat at 6,448,000 bushels a 62 percent share, barley 51 0 ua bushels down 3 percent, Galicia 84 587,000 bushels 8 percent. Italy Wheat 172,697,000 bushels 19.4 percent share. Hungary excluding Croatia and Slovenia Barley 69,007,4W tuebele 129 percent less, oats 4, something 9,444,000 bushels down 193 percent less, Prussia Rhine 618,720 bushels down percent.
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Washington
International Institute of Agricultural
Rome
Italy
Department of Agriculture
England
Wales
Hungary
Crotia
Stevonia
Harlos
Mate
Prumain—Ryv
Instability Deepens as Insurgents Threaten Nation’s Capital
Reports from Washington indicate Mor thes leads the Lianimican republic’s forces against northern rebels near Punts Plata while southward unrest expands. State department advisories warn of abdication pressure on Michel Bur Atlantic City scene features a beach ceremony with dancers and a reported homicide linked to a local crime wave amid wartime tension.
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Washington
Morthes
Punts Plata
State Department
Michel Bur
Engineers Accept Mediation Offer Aimed at Arbitration Awards
Railway managers report good faith guarantees by companies to implement arbitration awards after enginemen accept mediation offered by William L Chambers. The acceptance came via Warren S Stone and W S Carter following assurances from railroad managers.
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Chicago
Western Rullronda
William L. Chambers
Federal Board of Mediation and
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. 8. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
Huerta Reaches Coast After Leisurely Trip
Puerto Mexico General Victoriano Huerta who resigned as provisional president of Mexico arrived at the coast Friday night. He traveled with General Blanquet and his war staff in a nine car train with troops aboard. He said he felt well though tired by heat and declined offers of a German ship for exile.
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Puerto Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
General Blanquet
General Huerta
Porfrio Diaz
Kholer
Dresden
Huerta
Blanquet
Huerta Tralia
Weath
Kobler
Fluerta
Simewtat
Lincoln Nomination Bid Dropped Amid Party Tensions
Lincoln, Netfharlee W. Bryas, brother of the president’s secretary of state, announced on Friday night he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Nebraska governor. The move follows concerns about a progressive challenge within the party and signals shifting support among local factions.
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Lincoln
Huerta resigns. Carbajal named president of Mexico
Mexico City reports General Huerta resigns on July 15 and is replaced by Francisco Carbajal as provisional president. The senate and deputies approve the move 121 to 17. Carbajal takes oath amid soldiers as a military band plays the national hymn. Some deputies denounce the action as weak while others support ending the fratricidal strife.
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Mexico City
Victorlang’ Huerti
Mexico
Huerta
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Francisco Carbajal
Chamber
Senorae
Senor Carbajal
Manuel Mercado
New President to Seek Amnesty and Peace Talks in Mexico
Washington hailed Huerta resignation as a practical step toward peace in Mexico. Car ranza seeks amnesty to protect supporters and hopes for peaceful entry of constitutionalist troops into Mexico City under mediation. Recognition by the United States and key allies hinges on agreement and a short provisional rule.
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Washington
General Huerta
Mexico
United States
Huerta
Francisco Carbajal
Ikewine
General Car
Ransa
Carbajal
Carranza
Argentina
Brasil
Chile
Niagara Falls
Desperado Captured After 500 Mile Chase in Idaho
Idaho sheriff ends a long pursuit of a masked robber known as Low te cover, Beret thief, and William Bending alle Hell. The outlaw fled with a companion and was wounded during a clash, finally arrested after a 500 mile chase ending near a hospital where he is treated. the sheriff places him in custody as authorities recount the dramatic manhunt and capture.
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Butte
William
James Seepial
A.M
Bell
Nan Er
Bay an Favors Suffrage in Nebraska Vote
A formal statement by Washington Secretary Geyan urges support for a constitutional amendment to be voted on in Nebraska. He states he will ask voters to back the proposed measure, while not pledging his wife’s stance, and notes the wartime climate influencing public opinion and political alignment. The article references surrounding events and figures as context.
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Nebregks
Ugon
Geyan
Huerta's Flight 10 Ends War in Mexico
Washington reports unofficial word that General Carranza and Carbajal favor peace talks with limited damage. Carbajal, envoy to the U S, indicates tolerance for amnesty and property protection for opponents as Huerta and Blanquet plan to travel to Europe.
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Huerta
Mexico
Huerta Delays Exile Departure Amid Exit-Hungry Party
Huerta postpones leaving Mexico as he refuses to abandon friends choosing exile and fails to pick a vessel to take them beyond constitutional limits. He dismisses interior enemies, smiling at delays while party members, especially young women, express disappointment at being unable to depart before Sunday for European cities.
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Huerta
Puerto Mexico
Carpentier Defeats Smith in Fast Heavyweight Bout
In Chicago Georges Carpentier the French champion defeated Gunboat Smith by decision after a sixth round foul in the fastest heavyweight bout in years. The same day the wage mediation plea by railway executives was rejected as workers voted to strike.
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London
Georges Carpentier
France
Gunboat Smith
Lawson
Chicago
Ninety-Wight Railways Weat of
United States
Fragmentary note reports drownings and warnings
A damaged OCR fragment describes drownings near a river and warns of dangers to boys and girls. Names and places are unclear, but the terse lines imply a warning from a guardian about water hazards and a lost or sorrowful incident.
President Bryan outlines wide world peace treaty plan
Washington reports that Secretary Bryan outlined a plan to secure pacific treaties through a three nation commission and investigations where normal diplomacy fails. The five member body would include representatives from both nations and a neutral fifth chosen by agreement, with interim actions and no force until investigations conclude. Bolivia, Peru, Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama, and Uruguay are among the nations mentioned for forthcoming or signed treaties.
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Washington
Witton
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations
Jirya
Neutra
Salvador
Quaterials
Panama
Ares
Nicaragua
Desperate Hindoo Battle With Police on Kamegata Maru
Vancouver authorities clash with about 350 Hindus aboard the Japanese steamer Kamegata Maru as police and troops attempt to board the vessel. The prolonged battle left 175 officers injured, with several seriously, amid coal showers and violent resistance. The incident followed an immigration fight after Hindus tried landing and claiming British subject rights, a claim courts refused. Nearby, a desert train wreck in California and a Nevada strike with gold and silver discoveries add to the tumult of the era.
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Vancouver
H. C
Ateamer
Melding Hareeet Hands Aberdeen Art Mix of Disturbances
Ambiguous OCR text reports sporadic unrest linked to industrial activation. Several workers allegedly faced forced relocation and obstruction as arrests occurred Saturday night amid broader I W W influence. Names and places are unclear. power and vehicles mentioned without coherent context.
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Aberdeen
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