Villa heads back for another raid
Washington reports the Mexican ambassador designate warns Villa bandits are moving toward Bosquillas in the Big Bend district with Carranza forces promised to aid. Francisco Villa is linked to the capture of Jiminez where bandits sacked the town and killed Carranza officials, as Carranza press reports claim. General Matias Ramos chases the Calizto and Contreras bandits into Durango mountains.
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Big Bend
Carranza
Washington
Texas
State Department
Arredondo
Bosquillas
el Paso
Francisco Villa
Jiminez
la Democrata
Chihuahua
Matias Ramos
Calizto
Contreras
Durango
Juarez
Cavalry Routed Villistas in San Salvador Fight
In Chihuahua July 10 a thousand cavalry, largely from the Carranza forces, pursued Villa bandits to the Durango mountains. General Jacinto Hernandez reported to have defeated the Villistas at San Salvador where Joe de Jesus Contreras and two sons were killed.
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Pihuahua
Carranza
Villa
Durango
Jacinto Hernandez
Villistas
San Salvador
Joe de Jesus Contreras
U S Sailors Withdraw Under Fire at Tam Lae River Mines
A July 7 El Dia de Monterey report, arriving in San Antonio, states American bluejackets withdrew under fire from Carranza soldiers while attempting to clear mines from the Tam Lae river.
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San Antonio
Carranza
Tam- Lae
el Dia
Monterey
Idaho Troops Routed Over Salt Lake Line on Way to Mexico
The Second Idaho infantry about 1100 officers and men under Colonel William H. Edelblute passed through Salt Lake City on three trains en route to the Mexican border. Troops were detained for hours awaiting sleeping car equipment while officers were entertained at the Alta club. A Utah reception included Adjutant General Wedgwood and other state officials. No demonstrations occurred beyond cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Infantry
William H. Edelblute
Salt Lake
Salt
Alta Club
Idaho
Harriman Lines
E. A. Wedgwood
R T. Badger
C. A. Quigley
Oregon
New Destroyer Rowan Sets Course for Trials
Boston reports the oil-burping torpedo boat destroyer Rowan, hailed as a fine new sea cavalry, departs for Rockland Maine for official plan trials. Built at Fore River yards, Quin cy, it must reach 20 1-2 knots. crew expect better performance after earlier Saxipson tests.
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Boston
Mass
Rowan
Rockland
Fore River
Quincy
Latin America dispatches claim Peru Venezuela seek land grabs
Washington reports a secret Peru Venezuela agreement to seize vast lands in dispute with Colombia and Ecuador. Officials fear threats to regional peace amid the alleged conspiracy.
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Washington
Peru
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Hearing of Grace Blair in Hess murder at Soda Springs
County officers depart for Soda Springs for a preliminary hearing on Grace H Blair charged with shooting Albert Hess in a resort. Blair seeks self defense. a second man linked to the case escapes while in custody. Three other Soda cases include grand larceny, assault and battery, and a state lands trespass.
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Smith
Cooper
Soda Springs
Grace H Blair
Albert Hess
Hess
J. M. Stevens
Blair
Soda
Historic Baseball Scores Reported with Battery Changes
Cleveland and New York played a game ending with 28 to 1 in favor of New York. Batteries for Cleveland were Klepfer Coveleskie and O Neill. The Chicago and Boston match featured Williams and Schalk for Chicago and Leonard Gregg Jones and Carrigan for Boston.
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R. H. EB
Chicago
Boston
Williams and Schalk
Leonard
Gregg
Jones
Carrigan
R. H. E. Chicago
Russell
Lapp
Mays
Cady
R. H. E. Cleveland
New York
Klepfer
Coveleskie and
O'Neill
Bawkey
Russell and Nunamaker
Allen and Gowdy
Pren- Clemenning Hendrix
Fischer
H. E
Ease
Wings
E. Core
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bender and Killi
Rixey, Fer
Jasper, Williams and
Gonzales
New York MAE Event Noted in September Entry
A fragmented OCR line references New York MAE dated September and later numbers 925 20, indicating a dated archival note or entry without clear context or full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Iew
York
Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Continues Amid Heat Wave
New York reports 238 total victims as rain and cooler weather fail to curb the outbreak. In the last 24 hours 14 deaths and 103 new cases are recorded, highlighting the ongoing public health crisis.
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New York
Police Court Records Show Several Light Gambles
Five speeders arrested last Friday and Saturday appeared in police court and were fined five dollars for first offenses. A drunk and a disturbance of the peace received fines and jail terms. One man facing a whipping charge had judgment suspended after recounting a 12 year marriage as abusive. Two men accused of larceny were released as plaintiffs and witnesses failed to appear.
Wyoming Man Pulls a Prize
The president sent to the senate the nomination of Robert Connaghan as register of the land office at Lander Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Washington
Senate
Robert Connaghan
Lander
Wyo
German Submarine Inaugurates New Program
German trenches in Champagne and Somme front reportedly captured. Voges attack repulsed. British advance northwest of Contalmaison said to seize three guns and many prisoners. Hrones woods Lamaisonette farm and Bar leaux taken by Germans. Russians halted near Stokhod after pushing in Volhynia.
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Champagne
Somme
Voges
Contalmaison
Hrones Woods
Lamaisonette Farm
Barleaux
Volhynia
Stokhod
Roundup Nets Dozens as County Seizes Liquor
County authorities led a Saturday raid on liquor violations arresting 32 people including five women. Most prisoners posted $500 bonds. ten remain jailed and others may plead guilty. Names include Otto Pruitt Sam Wardell Jim Skandras George Gullas Bob Gardner EF H Clark Bill Jones Pete Moore Tom Conley John Hoser Thes Peponas Angelo Pappas Peter Bogus Gus Babalous Steve Adams Jella Paulos Tom Athens.
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Smith
Cooper
Otto Pruitt
Sam Wardell
Jim Skandras
George Gullas
Bob Gardner
EF. H. Clark
Bill Jones
Pete Moore
Tom Conley
John Hoser
Judge Knowles
Thes
Peponas
Angelo Pappas
Peter Bogus
Gus Babalous
Steve Adams
Jella Paulos
Tom Athens
Pacific and Rocky Mountain regions forecast for mid July
The forecast for the week beginning Sunday July 9 calls for generally fair weather across the Pacific states with scattered showers in the north, temperatures near seasonal averages in the first part of the week. In the Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions conditions remain generally fair with temperatures near normal.
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Washington, D. C
Pacific States
North Pacific States
Rocky Mountain and
Plateau
What will Pocatello do as training camp recruiter
The Salt Lake training camp seeks big enrollment with government pay of transport and costs. T J Maginnis leads local recruitment, Abbott Maginnis arrives to boost efforts, and Pocatello aims for strong city representation. Enrollment expected within days. the camp offers a month of training under regular officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
National Guard
Big Salt Lake
Salt Lake
T. J. Maginnis
Embdaet Pocatello
Abbott Maginnis
T.d. Maginnis
Intermountain
Fort Douglas
Deutschland Arrives in Baltimore End of Transatlantic Submarine Voyage
German merchant submarine Deutschland, 791 tons, docked at Baltimore July 10 after a voyage from Bremen via Heligoland with 750 tons of dyestuffs. Captain Koenig stated the craft will resume trans Atlantic trade, while health officials note it carried no arms beyond four pistols and a rifle.
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Baltimore
Schumacher & Co
Deutschland
Eastern
Paul Koenig
Koenig
Bremen
Heligoland
North Sea
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
Timmons
Health Board
John C. Travers
Travers
Britain
Lloyd Line
England
Wilson
Poland
Jutland
Germany
French Request on Deutschland Characte r Assurances
French embassies asked the United States to verify the character of the Deutschland. Officials conveyed the need to confirm the vessel's nature and potential risks. The matter involves diplomatic channels and scrutiny of a German liner.
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United States
Germany’s Ambassador Sends Envoy to Baltimore on Deutschland Status
New York dispatch says German ambassador von Bernstorff sent Baron von Hamil to Baltimore to verify the exact status of the Deutschland. The move reflects diplomatic concerns over the ship’s movements and intent.
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New York
von Bernatorff
Baron von Hamiel
Counsul
Baltimore
Deutschland unarmed changes status as mercantile ship
Washington reports boarding officers found the Deutschland unarmed. Officials note that British and French concerns over the rubber and nickel cargo it plans to carry back could lead to efforts to block clearance.
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Washington
Bear With No License Surprises Deputy on Rapid Creek
Deputy Game Warden Dutch Lehrbas confronted a 500 pound bear spotted sunning near a camp along Rapid Creek. The bear stood up and fled into the brush as Lehrbas approached, leaving the officer frustrated over licensing rules and questions of legality. He also noted several small grouse during the trip while inspecting fishermen already licensed.
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Department
Lehrbas Hag
Rapid Creek
Duteh
Man Sought Declared Dead in Newark Hearing
In Newark New Jersey on July 10 a hearing was opened to determine if William H Conner formerly of the city should be declared dead. His son George H Conner seeks the ruling claiming the elder Conner vanished after leaving for Peabody Massachusetts in August when the son was ten. The wife is dead and there has been no word or clue since. a life insurance policy remains unpaid. Conner is reported to be in the west.
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Newark
N. J
William H. Conner
G. Stickel
George H. Conner
Cosner
Pea
Mas
Conner
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