Mexican Capitol Toted on Wheels
A July dispatch reports Huerta not among refugees fleeing from Vera Cruz aboard the Espagne. Carranza reportedly moved the provisional capital from Saltillo to Monterey while feuding factions clash on the Pacific coast and exchanges of prisoners occur under Rear Admiral Howard.
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Washington, D. C
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Espagne
Mexico City
Adolfo Dalusama
Esteva Ruiz
Querido Moreno
General Maas
State Department
Carranza
Saltillo
Monterey
California
Mazatlan
Mexico
Pacific
Howard
Silana Cruz
Santa Rosalia
Huerta Family to Leave Mexico City by Espagnol Vessel
Reports say General Huerta and his family will depart Mexico City for Vera Cruz today. They are expected to board the Espagne, the steamer sailing to Vera Cruz, Havana, and Spanish ports, with several Huerta officials already aboard.
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Huerta
Espagna
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Espagne
Havana
Altitude Record Over Four Miles Set at Leipsienen
Heinrich Oele rich established a world altitude record in Leipsienen by rising to 24, 06 feet in a biplane, nearly four and three quarter miles, marking a historic aviation milestone.
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Leipsienen
Heinrich Oelerich
No Prosecution for Sir Thomas Lipton
London July 14 The attorney general said no evidence justifies criminal prosecution of Sir Thomas Lipton regarding army canteen scandals in which Lipton Limited workers were convicted. At the annual meeting Lipton faced shareholder attacks and said no one could justify the men's actions.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lipton Limited
Thomas
Lipton
Busy Bannock County Court With Two District Judges
Bannock county hosts two district judges in session with Rich ards versus Portneuf Marsh Valley Ligation Company on the docket. Judge Stevens presides over a multi day hearing while Judge Budge reviews chambers cases including Morrison Wade sheep dispute and several criminal matters. The courthouse buzzes as clerks and commissioners navigate a crowded docket with politicians and litigants present.
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Bannock County
J. M. Stevens
Richards
Portneuf-Marsh
Aspirants Hesitant in County Race Nominations Still Stacked
The piece notes several Republicans filing papers for sheriff and others eyeing re election or succession roles. It lists Ernest Lowery as likely incumbent seeking another term, mentions former Sheriff Cooper possibly running, and names C D Smith C W Pomeroy L B Case and Commissioners among expected candidates. Democrats show no filings yet but may enter before week’s end.
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George Cash
Ernest Lowery
Cooper
C. D. Smith
C. W. Pomeroy
L. B. Case
Cohn, Wright and Gittins
Alice Cosgrove
Senate Scene Sees Snoozing Owl Amid Debate
In Washington on July 14 a screech owl perched on a senate gallery ledge while the chamber debated anti trust measures and Thos D Jones nomination. Administration senators report White House support for Jones to the Federal Reserve Board, with Warburg confirmation delayed.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Marshall
Thos. D. Jones
Administration
White House
Wilson
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Warburg
Warburg
Jones
Huerta Taking Plenty of Time
Vera Cruz July 14 Officers who went to the gap in the railway line hoped Huerta was aboard the morning train but found no passenger. A labor force is ready on the Mexican side to repair the gap, awaiting orders from the capital. Colonel Izuna said the delay may be to obtain an agreement with Americans not to use the gap for military purposes.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Huerta
Izuna
Senate panel debates scope of railroad securities bill
Washington July 14 administration trust bills hit another snag in senate committee as members split over whether the railroad securities bill should supervise stock and bond issuance or also regulate how funds may be used. Judiciary panel weighed constitutional questions of the Clayton omnibus trust.
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Washington, D. C
Administration Trust
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judiciary Committee
Clayton Omnibus Trust
Energetic English Journalist Sentenced in Tokyo Naval Scandal
Andrew M. Pooly, an English journalist in Tokio, was sentenced to two years imprisonment and fined 100 dollars for receiving stolen documents tied to a naval scandal. Two other prisoners were convicted with suspended sentences in the same case involving officers and illicit commissions over contracts.
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Tokio
Andrew M. Pooly
Negro Lover Kills Woman Then Himself
In Seely California on July 14 a rancher’s wife Mrs J A Marehus was shot by William Weaver a Black man who fled the scene after the attack and later killed himself with a shot. Authorities say Weaver had become infatuated with Mrs Marehus who rebuked him.
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Seely
Calif
J. A. Marehus
William Weaver
Marehus
Weaver
Marchus
Medal of Honor Men Gather for Legion Convention
In Atlantic City on July 14 a large assembly of Medal of Honor recipients from the Civil War Spanish War and other eras gathered for the opening session of the 24th annual Army and Navy Medal of Honor Legion convention. Tomorrow officers will be toast and a banquet will honor several prominent military and naval figures.
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Atlantic City
Congress
Army and Navy Medal of Ionar Legion
Senators Probed For Misuse Of Office Paper In Mine Promotion
The investigation committee findings say John L Williams and all senators involved in the North Carolina Gold Mine case bought stock as individuals and did not use official resources to promote it. The report, dated July 14, clears senators who purchased stock, attributing actions to personal initiative.
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Washington, D. C
John 8. Williams
North Carolina
Skull Crack After East Side School Row
William Mahan, a mason, lies in hospital with a fractured skull after a dispute at the east side school building where he and C. B. Ward worked. Ward, who struck Mahan with a shovel, is jailed pending results. initial reports of Roberts' death were false as of this afternoon with Roberts still unconscious from a side head blow.
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William Mahan
Schol
Mahan
Ward
Guage
Roberts
Farmers Pledge Support to Pro Farmers in Idaho Campaign
Idaho Falls on July 14 reports a mass meeting of farmers and water users adopting resolutions to back legislative candidates who oppose or repeal laws affecting canal headworks, rating flames and fish screens. A contentious clause granting Japanese and Chinese land ownership was debated but not kept in final report, proposed by Rep. Shattuck who earlier introduced the bill. Fear of California landowner issues spurred the amendment clash.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Committee On
Meet
Ing
Shattuck
California
House Rejects Mileage Reform Retains Twenty Cents Per Mile
Washington July 14 by a vote of 332 to 122 the house abandoned mileage reform and joined the senate to keep the twenty cent per mile allowance for senators and representatives each way per session Underwood and Mann supported a higher rate.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Underwood
Mann
Bad decision for New Haven line
J P Morgan denied Interstate Commerce Commission claims that his firm withdrew examiners as useless. He said he did not know examiners were recalled and noted the New Haven issue is now in the hands of the justice department and state districts attorneys. The New Haven board of directors is to meet Thursday.
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New York
J. P. Morgan Today
Interstate Commerce
McChord
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Commission
New Haven
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eommission
Department of Justice
District Attorneys of States
New Haven Board of Directors
Strike Favored by Majority, Talks Continue with Employers
A majority supports striking if demands are refused by Roads. Negotiations with the employers will continue, with the possibility of a strike if terms are not met.
Rail unions reject Sherman act arbitration in wage dispute
Representatives of 55 000 engineers and firemen on 98 western railroads vote overwhelmingly against arbitration under the Sherman act and vow to strike if demands are not met. W S Carter reports 97 27 percent for engineers and 99 2 percent for firemen and enginemen favoring a strike.
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Chicago, Ills
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
English Chappies in Davis Trophy Action
Wimbledon July 14 Great Britain placed third in the singles in the Davis international lawn tennis trophy preliminary round against France. The English team prepares to sail for Boston to face the winner of Australia Canadian German matches. Parke defeated Germot and Mavrocordato beat Degugis in today’s results.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Great Britain
France
Boston
United States
Mavorgordato
Degugis
Parke
Germot
Convention Moves to Great Falls for 1914 Meeting
Intermountain Good Roads association transfers its 1914 convention from Butte to Great Falls after talks with the Butte chamber of commerce. The event will align with Great Falls jubilee celebrations and Montana Good Road congress meetings two days earlier, Aug 12 14. Seey. Thomas Burton promises a great, instructive program and urges attendees to travel to Great Falls.
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Butte
Intermountain Good Roads Association
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Great Falls
Mont
Montana Good Road Congress
Intermountain Convention
Seey
Thomas Burton
Huerta to Resign Within 48 Hours After Talks
Washington July 14 announces after talks between Bryan and Chilean Minister Suarez that Huerta's resignation is certain within a day or two.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Suarez
Chile
Huerta
Medal of Honor Legion Meet Opens in Atlantic City
Local preparations are complete for the twenty fourth annual convention of the Army and Navy Medal of Honor Legion U S A. The gathering starts tomorrow in Atlantic City N J and will run through Wednesday with sessions planned.
July Wheat Closes Higher With Chicago Market Activity
July wheat futures in Chicago settled at 76 cents a bushel as July contracts closed amid typical market activity. Traders noted modest volume and routine price movement on the export and planting season backdrop.
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Chicago
Testimony and exhibits sent by ICC to New York and New England DA offices
Certified copies of ICC testimony and exhibits, deemed related to unlawful acts by New Haven tractions, are mailed to district attorneys in New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Senate debate touches prosperity debt, Ballinger and Thomas clash over New Haven operations. Thomas cites Morgan will as a companion to the commission report.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
District Attorney's Office
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Haven
Senate
Ballinger
Thomas
Wilmington
Delaware
J. Pierpont Morgan
Commission
Wilson Visits Ball Game In American League Park
President Wilson went to a ball game in Washington D C. It was his first visit to the park this season and drew friendly crowds of fans.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Elks Elect Raymond Benjamin Grand Exalted Ruler
Raymond Benjamin of Napa California was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks by acclamation today in Denver Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
Raymond Benjamin
Napa
California
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Davis Declines Governor Run Amid Power County Prosperity
Senator D W Davis of American Falls a leading Power County figure says the region enjoys prosperous conditions and bumper crops. He declines a gubernatorial bid this time though many friends back him. He was called as a witness in a case before Judge Budge.
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D. W. Davis
American Falls
Chambers
Budge
Power County
Idaho
Eld
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Bannock
Europe
Elizabeth Harrison
Esther Cleveland
New Haven Line
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Medal OF Honor Legion
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Thomas Sarcastic
Woodrow
Benjamin Exalter
Davis
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