Mexican factions near accord as Zapata threat lingers
Dispatches indicate constitutionalists and the Carbajal government may form a new administration in Mexico as Zapata forces loom near the capital. Carranza envoys work with Zapata to unify revolutionary operations while Carranza and Huerta peace talks are rejected by the constitutionalist agency.
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Washington
Zapata
Mexico City
Carransa
Carranza
Carbajal
Constitutionalist
General Carranza
General Huerta
Huerta
Indian shoots agent at Walker River Reservation
Reno report describes Jim Bennett full blood Plate firing at Superintendent J V Hallman amid medical rule quarrel on Sunday. Bennett, angered by a diet order for his granddaughter after ptomaine poisoning, sought the tribal medicine man and rode to Hallman's home with oil, a rifle, and horse, sprinkling oil and firing when Hallman appeared, injuring him.
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Bennett
Haliman
WORLD GRAIN CROP ESTIMATES FROM ROME REPORT
Estimates from the International Institute of Agricultural Rome show England with wheat at 6,448,000 bushels or 62 percent of that year, barley at 51 0 ua bushels, and oats at 84 Sg7,000 bushels. Italy reports wheat 172,697,000 bushels, Hungary 69,007 4W, and Prussia 618720 bushels with declines noted.
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Washington
International Institute of Agricultural
Rome
Italy
Department of Agriculture
England
Wales
Hungary
Crotia
Stevonia
Harlos
Mate
Prumain—Ryv
Insurgents threaten Capital as Mor thes leads in Lianimican republic
Report from Washington says Mor thes’s forces advance toward the capital San Domingos while southern rebels press toward Punts Plata. State Department advices indicate instability and possible abdication in Michel Bur Atlantic City, with conflicting battles and a tense security scene described amid a shifting regional conflict.
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Washington
Morthes
Punts Plata
State Department
Michel Bur
Enginemen Accept Mediation Offer in Rail Strike
Railway managers and engine crews reached a mediation accord after the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and Enginemen accepted William L. Chambers mediation. The managers’ committee guaranteed good faith to enforce arbitration awards, defusing a threatened strike.
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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 Train Journey
General Victoriano Huerta and General Blanquet arrived at the coast after a nine-car train run, with four cars filled by troops. The party included the general staff and officers in full dress. Huerta, who resigned as provisional president, planned exile with Diaz’s fate undetermined, while German Captain Kobler offered a ship for use.
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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 W Bryas declines bid for Nebraska governor
A Friday night statement by Lincoln resident Netfharlee W. Bryas brother of the secretary of state for President Wilawa says he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Nebraska governor. The move follows party maneuvers and internal party dynamics as the field reshapes amid regional political tensions.
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Lincoln
Huerta Resigns as Mexico’s Provisional Leader
Mexico City reports General Huerta resigns on July 15 with the senate and chamber of deputies approving 121 to 17. Francisco Carbajal is named president, takes oath, and vows to proceed to organize constitutional entry amid military guard and national ceremony. Two deputies opposed the move, others supported ending 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 Peaceful Entry
Washington hailed General Huerta's resignation as a practical step toward solving the Mexican problem. Car ran za aims for a short provisional term with general amnesty for Huerta supporters, followed by peaceful entry of constitutionalist troops into Mexico City under mediation. Recognition by the United States and other powers would hinge on such an agreement and timely arrangements.
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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
A long pursuit ends when sheriff's posse traps the bandit near a hospital in Butte. William Bending alias Bell, also called Beret thief, was wounded in the leg during the escape with his brother A M Head ing. He is under guard, awaiting treatment and eventual arrest as authorities recount the dramatic 500 mile flight and subsequent seizure.
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Butte
William
James Seepial
A.M
Bell
Nan Er
Bayan Favors Suffrage in Constitutional Amendment Debate
Secretary Geyan urges support for a constitutional amendment on suffrage in Nebraska Washington statements claim broad backing for the measure. A vote date is discussed as supporters push for passage amid wartime sentiment and political maneuvering.
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Nebregks
Ugon
Geyan
Huerta's Flight 10 Ends War in Mexico
Washington reports informal word from Francisco Carbajal, adviser to General Huerta, that he will retire in favor of General Carranza and may seek amnesty for opponents. Carbajal's transfer talks and plans to go to Europe signal a potential peace move and shift in Mexican authority.
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Huerta
Mexico
Washington
Francheso
Mexico City
Carbajal
Bryan Uy Jane Canstellot
Mexican Senate
State Department
Blanquet
Europe
Exile Delayed as Huerta Delays Departure
Huerta postpones exile from Puerto Mexico citing inability to secure a vessel and wishes of friends to accompany him. He dismisses interior opposition while party members, especially young women, express disappointment at delaying plans to leave for European cities.
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Huerta
Puerto Mexico
Carpentier Beats Smith in Fast Fight Disputed Decision
Georges Carpentier, France’s premier pugilist, won the decision over Gunboat Smith in a speedy heavyweight bout in Chicago, the match ending amid a sixth round foul. Separately, railway workers rejected mediation on wage increases after voting to strike.
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London
Georges Carpentier
France
Gunboat Smith
Lawson
Untitled Muted Message From a Drowned Street Scene
A garbled dispatch recalls a drowning incident and a warning to bystanders. The fragment hints at a boy and girl involved, with unclear details and names obscured by OCR errors. No clear dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
President Pushes Five Nation Peace Investigation Plan
Washington reports President and Secretary Bryan outlined a plan to submit new peace treaties for ratification. The proposal calls for a five member commission with one from each contracting country and a fifth chosen by agreement, to investigate before any force is used. Treaties cover Salvador, Bolivia, Panama, Nicaragua, Peru, Portugal, Persia, and Den Peru, with Uruguay due next week.
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Washington
Witton
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations
Jirya
Neutra
Salvador
Quaterials
Panama
Ares
Nicaragua
Desperate Hindoo attack on Japanese steamer Kamegata Maru
In Vancouver a mob of about 350 Hindus attacked the Japanese steamer Kamegata Maru, injuring numerous police. The attackers demanded landing rights after immigration disputes and fought boarding attempts with coal and missiles. The clash disrupted harbor security as authorities tried to eject the group and secure the vessel.
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Vancouver
H. C
Ateamer
Disrupted Aberdeen Hatchery Workers Held After Strike
In Aberdeen area disturbances tied to the Industrial Workers of the World led to arrests on Saturday night as twenty five workers were detained. Power packs and equipment were cited in the unrest and a local business tied to Anthony Bowl had gear damaged.
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Aberdeen
M Palimararil
Anthony Bowl
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