Carbajal Named Provisional President in Mexico City
In Mexico City calm prevailed as reports say Francisco Carbajal is set as provisional president with a civilian leadership easing military rule. A diplomatic call is planned, and a special committee travels to Celaya to coordinate with constitutionalists for peaceful entry. General Velasco sworn minister of war. further minister posts expected.
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Mico City
Mex
Carbajal
Mexico City
Celaya
Chamber of Deputre
Les Ilverta
Twenty-Ninth
Mexican Federal Infantry
Francisco Carajal
Huerta
Jose Refugio Velasco
Diplomatic moves shape recognition in Mexican conflict
United States informs Saltillo consul to tell Carranza that recognition will come if he and the Carbajal government reach full power transfer to Mexico City. If Carranza refuses diplomacy and moves on Mexico City, recognition will wait until a legal election. American forces stay in Vera Cruz until the government is recognized. Villa gathers forces in Chihuahua aiming to press Carranza, while vigilance on embargoes and counter revolutions increases. Washington orders U S officers to avoid meetings with Mexican factions.
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Villa Busy
Washington
United States
John R. Silliman
Saltillo
Caranza
Carbajal
Mexico City
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Bryan
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Villa
Chihuahua
Constitutional
No Change in Plans in Mexico Amid Huerta Resignation
Monterey Mexico July 16 officials reported no public comment after Huerta's resignation. An official said there would be no change in Carranza's plan or in the movement of the army toward Mexico City unless the Mexican force capitulates or a significant shift occurs. The provisional president's plans were described as unchanged.
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Monterey
Mex
Huerta
Rina
Carranza
Mexico City
Train to Seton Blan Passes Through Sky Today
A special 16 A train bound for Puerto Mexico carried reports of wet weather as it moved through Seton Blan and toward Ori. Lieutenant Colonel Trunza, commander of federal forces, oversees the operation amid limited details available from the heard broadcast.
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Seton Blan
Mexico
Sky
Puerto
Colohel Trunza
Ors
Ori
Carbajal Sworn In as Mexico's Provisional President
Mexico City ends Huerta era as Francisco Carbajal takes oath as provisional president before deputies and senators at 7 20 pm. Huerta resigns, cabinet members also resign, triggering a new political phase with Carbajal moving to the national palace.
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Mexico City
Francisco Carbajal
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Republic
Chamber of Deputies
Huerta
Congress
Huerta Resigns as Provisional President of Mexico
Washington views Huerta’s resignation as a practical step toward ending the Mexican crisis. The United States and constitutionalists will not recognize Francisco Carbajal as provisional leader, though he seeks amnesty for Huerta supporters. Carranza is expected to assume a short interim role after amnesty and negotiations for a peaceful transfer.
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Washington
General Huerta
Mexico
United States
Francisco Carbajal
Carranza
Carbajal
Huerta
Huerta Fugitives Missed By Special Train Passages
Report from Vera Cruz says no special train from Mexico City reached Orizaba by 10 15 this morning. It was expected Huerta and his group would pass through Orizaba early today en route to Puerto Mexico.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Orizzaba
Huerta
Puerto
Mexico
Extension on payback period for irrigation settlers
Washington July 16 news reports a House bill extending the repayment period from ten to twenty years for irrigation project settlers. President Wilson Secretary Lane and Reclamation Service officials support the proposal which would aid thousands of settlers unable to meet the ten year payment term.
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Washington, D. C
West
Wilson
Lane
Reclamation Service
New Salt Lake Office Moves to Idaho Route Hubs
A Salt Lake office moved to Pocatello and will report under the Short Line system. M. J. Harris division engineer arrives with seven engineers and clerks making about ten staff. Office equipment and furniture also moved. clerks occupy old telegraph buildings and engineers take depot building quarters.
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Salt Lake
Pocatello
M. J. Harris
Zoree
Engineering Corps
Maintenance of Way
Gunboat Smith Carpentier Fight Draws Premium Seats
France and continental sports men arrive for the Gunboat Smith Carpentier fight in London tonight. Carpentier is a betting favorite. All seats have been sold with many selling at high premiums.
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London
France
Continent
Smith-Carpentier
Carpentier
Indians Schedule Shift For Grove City Game
The Indians travel to Blackfoot Sunday to face Grove City due to larger crowds at away games. The regular schedule continues the rest of the season with ten games remaining including matchups against Idaho Falls, plus a return game here the following Sunday.
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Blackfoot
American Falls
Idlaho Falls
Idaho Falls
Ward
Johnson
Taylor
Union Association
Miners Clash With Pump Men in Bradley Fight
Two hundred striking miners marched from hillside camps to Bradley mines and tried to drive off pump men. Sheriff Huscroft and deputies repelled the attack as bricks and stones struck officers. Deputy Edward Lucas was seriously injured. the mob dispersed with no arrests.
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Stubenville
Ohio
Bradley
Huscroft
Edward Lucas
Farmers Win Test Case in Bannock District Court
In Bannock County District Court, Jesse Richards of Virginia wins against Portneuf Marsh Valley Irrigation for failure to supply water. The jury awards $6,640 after a ten day term with multiple issues treated as a combined test case vital to local farmers. Richards sought $9,200.
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District Court
Jesse 8. Richards
Virginia
Portneuf-Marsh Valley Irrigation Company
Richards’ Downey
Richards
C. C. Richards
Ogden
Jesse R
Mr. Richards
Ice dealers face cold decision amid heat and price rise
St. Louis July 16 The first rain since May fell today amid heat suffering and rising ice prices. The attorney general's office announced criminal prosecutions will result if evidence of a conspiracy among ice companies is uncovered.
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St. Louis
Federal league legal win changes player rights
The federal league won a key ruling when an appellate court voided the ten days clause in ballplayer contracts, easing player movement after Cincinnati Nationals sought an injunction against M. Johnson from Kansas City Federals. Officials expect expanded rosters and leverage for stars, with a appeal to Illinois Supreme Court if pursued.
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Chicago
Lll
Federal League
M. Johnson
Kansas City Federals
Cincinnati Nationals
Johnson
Cincinnati
Hermann
Supreme Court of Illinois
Montana Court Upheld New Law In State Constitution
Helena Montana July 16 The state supreme court upheld the constitutionality of the initiative and referendum amendment to the Montana constitution. The amendment was attacked by Riley boxing law advocates and will be referred to the people at the coming election.
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Helena
Mont
State Supreme Court
Birthday Party Hard on Tommy
Washington July 16 President Wilson had a slight indigestion and canceled meetings with New York business men and congressmen on patronage issues. He attended Me Lane's birthday dinner last night.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
New York
Me Lane
Masons Celebrate Peace Treaty Centenary in Falls
Five thousand Masons gathered in Niagara Falls Ontario for a July 16 celebration marking the peace treaty between Great Britain and the United States. It was the craft’s first centennial commemoration.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Great Britain
United States
Roosevelt to Speak in St Louis This October
St Louis announces Colonel Roosevelt will address a city gathering in mid October. The date and venue are to be announced, with Roosevelt traveling to Missouri for the event.
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Roosevelt
ST. Louis
Ana
Missouri to Hold Primary Election for U S Senate and More
Missouri announces a general primary next month to nominate candidates for U S Senate representatives in Congress circuit judges and state legislators. Democratic candidate William J. Stone opposes Judge William H. Wallace. Republican contender Politte Elvins seeks the senatorial nomination.
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St. Louis
Missouri
United States
Congress
Circuit
William J. Stone
United States Senate
William H. Wallace
Kansas City
Politte Elvins
Republican State Committee
Southern Elks Protest New Lodge Population Rule
Southern delegates at the Elks national reunion protested against a reinstated edict requiring 5000 white population for lodge dispensations, arguing it targets southern cities. The report also notes new lodges, total membership 428,479, net gain 20,352, and subordinate assets of 22,805. trustees propose a 25 cent per capita tax.
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Denver
Colo
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Edward Leach
Grand Lodge
Elks
Leech
Grand Seey
Frederick C. Robinson
Board of Trustees
Captain Gibbons Cited as Not Improving Navy Efficiency
Rear Admiral Knight told the House Naval Committee that Captain John P. Gibbons and four other captains recently plucked have added nothing to naval efficiency. Gibbons’s record is flawless but he served at sea only three years in thirteen and contributed nothing to naval science. A bill to reinstate Gibbons is pending.
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Washington, D. C
Knight
Naval ‘‘Plucking Board
House Naval Committee
John P. Gibbons
Gibbon
Wilson stands pat for Jones in Federal Reserve Board bid
Washington officials confirmed D. Jones remains a nominee to the Federal Reserve Board with no withdrawal plan. White House aides indicated support for the nomination persists despite questions about administration backing and party numbers.
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Washington, D. C
D. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Bride of Week Murdered in Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa July 16 Mrs John Allen aged 17 a bride of seven days was murdered last night. Police and relatives search for George Delain a cousin who is said to have paid attention to her before her marriage.
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Dubuque
John Allen
George Delain
July Wheat Closes Higher in Chicago Trade
July wheat closed at 7 9 3 8 in Chicago trading on July 18, with price movement reflecting active market activity and supply concerns. Output notes modest gains for the session.
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Chicago
Als
Editors clash in Blackfoot district court office
Belligerent editors Byrd Trego of the Courier and Dooley of the Optimist fought over a bill filed in Blackfoot district court. County Clerk Carruth intervened, Dooley was restrained, and the sheriff halted further action. The dispute arose over a legitimate account alleged by the Courier editors.
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Blackfoot
Grove City
Byrd Trego
Dooley
Carruth
Courier
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