State Troops Win Seven Days Battle in Sonora
Honglas June 28 General Ojeda's army is scattered Puerta the commander is a fugitive and rebellious state troops victorious in seven days battle around Ortiz are expected today to enter Guaymas the national federal foothold in Sonora A thousand Yaqui Indians have been sent in pursuit of the fleeing and scattered federal forces by General Obregon.
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Honglas
Ojeda
Puerta
Ortiz
Guaymas
Sonora
Pasquiera
Obregon
Peace Proposals By Carranza For Mexican Government
Rebel Governor Carranza of Coahuila proposes a peace basis involving a convention of party representatives to name permanent cabinet ministers and a presidential candidate. He suggests Provisional President Huerta appoint a foreign minister and resign, allowing the convention to choose a successor.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Coahuila
Huerta
Governor Carranza No Peace Proposal Reported
Eagle Pass dispatch says at Piedras Negras constitutionalist HQ Governor Carranza has made no peace proposal. The note is dated June 28 and emphasizes the absence of terms from his side.
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Eagle Pass
Piedras Negas
Carranza
Mexican rebel leader Chiapa executed near Guaymas
Douglas reports Col. Francisco Chiapa a leader of both federals and rebels in the Diaz uprising was executed by state troops near Guaymas after being captured at Ortiz and court martialed.
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Douglas
Col
Francisco Chiapa
Mexico
Porfiro Diaz
Guaymas
Obregon
Ortiz
Carranza Protests Munitions Shipment to Huerta
Venustano Carranza, leader of the constitutionalists, protests to Secretary Bryan against the importation of war munitions to Huerta forces via Laredo through agents.
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Washington
Venustano Carranza
Constitutionalists
Bryan
Huerta
Laredo
First Coal Mined in Alaska Shipped from Katalla
Seattle dispatch reports the first government mined coal shipment from Behring river fields arrived at Katalla in 700 tons. A two and a half ton sample was sent down the river by boat, with little delay expected in future shipments. The coal was tested for steaming qualities aboard the cruiser Maryland.
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Seattle
United States
Behring River
Cal
Katalla
Cordova
Reneiea
Maryland
Wheat Market Journal Entry from Chicago June 28
Wheat market report from Chicago notes July wheat closing in New York at a 3 percent change. Market activity appears subdued as traders await further price signals and supply updates.
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Chicago
Ill
Short Line Safety Chief Tours East Pushes National Program
Safety Commissioner L. E. Abbott returns to Ocatello after nineteen eastern and midwestern state tours. He promotes a nationwide safety drive and reports the Short Line shows lower accident percentages than other shops due to cooperation between officials and employees.
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Abbott
L. E. Abbott
Ocatello
Mr. Abbott
Beir & Ed
Mr. Dott
Pocatell
Heat Wave Rages in Chicago as Prostrations Rise
Chicago endures another day of extreme heat with no relief in sight. Charity organizations distribute tons of ice while public baths and beaches overflow. Several deaths and about twenty prostrations are reported as the thermometer nears 90 degrees.
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Chicago
Charity Prizations
Rce
Cold June 28 Delivers Record Low in Duluth
The Duluth weather report notes morning thermometers under 42 degrees, the coldest June 28 in years. Pedestrians wear last winter coats on the streets as a sharp north wind bites the town.
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Duluth
Utah Wet Weather Keeps Rooms Covered With Snow
Rain and snow continued across Utah with overcoats needed in Salt Lake City. Temperature in Salt Lake reached 53 degrees, 29 below normal, as snow storms and freezing conditions were reported in the high country.
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Salt Lake
Utah
McReynolds Forwards Giggs-Caminetti Papers To Congress
Attorney General McReynolds sent to Congress all correspondence on the Giggs Caminetti and Astern Fuel cases without waiting for action by the House judiciary committee. The panel recessed after two hours of review while officials sought to weed out postponement papers. Chairman Clay stated no related correspondence would be public until sorted.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Clay
Explosion Aboard Oil Tank Steamers Mohawk Wrecked
Divers searched the Mohawk after a late yesterday explosion of two hundred tons of fuel oil aboard the Standard Oil steamer. Officials fear few dead. four at most. About half a dozen injured, one seriously. Fire boats kept at the scene through the night.
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New York
Mohawk
Actual Testing of the Gatun Locks
Panama June 28 The large tower gates at Gatun are undergoing their first full pressure test Atlantis waters have been allowed to rise gradually against the gates and reached sea level yesterday Engineers report the gates firm and water tight Water stands at the fifty foot stage
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Panama
Gatun
Atlantis
Standard Oil Wins Missouri Permit Restoration
Jefferson City June 28 The Missouri supreme court ruled Standard Oil Company of Indiana may resume operations in Missouri after being ousted, allowing the firm to continue business in the state.
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Standard Oil
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court Today
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Missouri
Rain Brings Expected Record Wheat Crops in Bannock County
Reports from Bannock County indicate a bumper grain season with yields projected to surpass all previous records. Despite damage to alfalfa, rains are boosting wheat profits for growers, with districts from Marsh Valley to Gentile Valley and areas near Downey and Bancroft contributing to the optimistic outlook.
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Bannock County
J. M. Bistline
Bistline Lumber Company
Marsh Valley
Gentile Valley
Pocatello
McCammon
Bancroft
Downey
Fence removal and Mink creek road reopening urged
Forest Supervisor J F Bruins seeks to reopen the Mink creek road along the original valley route within Pocatello forest reserve. Farmers from Rattlesnake and Bannock creeks push for the highway to restore summer access to Pocatello, with the forest service funding part of the repairs. The county is urged to repair sections outside the preserve. The prior order to reopen the road remains on the books but has not been enforced.
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Rattlesnake Creek
J. F. Bruins
Pocatello Forest Reserve
Mink Creek
Forest Service
W. J. Harvey
Rattlesnake
Bannock Creek
Pocatello
Gate City
Lajoie Benched Sparks Cleveland Feud
Cleveland reports Birmingham will bench Napoleon Lajoie provoking a feud as Lajoie protests reinstatement as a regular. The dispute centers on his status with the Cleveland Americans and ongoing team plans.
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Cleveland
Birmingham
Cleveland Americans
Napoleon Lajoie
Lajoie
America
Somer
Canadian real estate dream meets Idaho ranchers doubt
J H Lowery, brother of Sheriff E E Lowry, toured Alberta then declared he would rather keep his Blaine County ranch than own Canada. He dismissed the Dominion of Canada after a brief three day visit, citing wood type ads and pull of northwest opportunities.
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Blaine County
Idaho
Dominion of Canada
J. H. Lowery
E. E. Lowry
Gate City
Alberta
Northwest Territory
Lowry
Hailey
Dominion
Nixon
Nix
Canada
Great Chicago Athletic Carnival Opens at Grant Park
Chicago hosts the largest athletic carnival opening at Grant Park with a marathon starting events and the National Amateur Athletic Union championships planned for next Saturday. The national interscholastic track meet is on the program this afternoon after Mayor Harrison receives a message from President Wilson relayed by Boy Scouts for 778 miles.
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Chicago
Grant Park
Harrison
Wilson
Dry farming tracts in Bannock County fetch eager buyers
Two thousand acres in central Bannock County were sold at public auction in Pocatello. State land in sections 16 and 38 drew spirited bids, while private farms owned by C. M. Bell and C. A. Call were sold by Sheriff KE Lowry. Auctioneer George A. Day led the successful sale, signaling strong interest in dry farming lands.
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Bannock County
Idaho
Court House
KE. E. Lowry
C. M. Bell
Dempsey
C. A. Call
Chesterfield
Treaties Extended With Japan Sweden and Portugal
Special arbitration treaties between the United States and Japan Sweden and Portugal, which would have expired next month, were extended today by protocols signed by Secretary Bryan the Japanese ambassador and Swedish and Portuguese ministers.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Sweden
Portugal
Bryan
Amendment Killled Woolen Free-List Transfer Debate
Washington notes that Senator Ashurst’s amendment to move woolen manufacturers to the free list was debated until 1 p m and then voted down in the Senate caucus.
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Washington
Ashurst
Senate
Plan to dissolve Harriman merger reaches federal court
Attorney General McReynolds and Union Pacific negotiators reach an agreement to dissolve the Harriman merger. The plan would place $38 million of Southern Pacific stock for Penn Road holdings in B & O and aim to end Union Pacific control, with a civil suit planned to separate Southern and Central Pacific if needed. The proposal moves to the eighth circuit court at St Paul for approval and possible government options before final decree.
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Penn Road
Espee
Old Central Pacific
Washington
McReynolds
Union Pacific
Harriman
Wilson
Eighth Circuit Federal Court
St. Paul
G. Carroll Todd
Southern P
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern
Central Pacific
Department of Justice
McLoughlin Qualifies To Final At Wimbledon
Maurice F. McLoughlin, American champion, defeated W Ingram in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-3 in the fifth round at Wimbledon. J C, an Irish and Scottish champion, beat R Watson 6-4 6-1 6-4. Watson defeated Wallace F. Johnson yesterday. Parke is seen as McLoughlin’s toughest potential final opponent.
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M’loughlin
Wimbledon
Maurice F. McLoughlin
W. Ingram
J. C
R. Watson
Watson
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
Parke
M Hlin
Six Members of Family Die in Fire Ruins
In Columbia South Carolina on June 28 six sons of a single family perished when a house burned. The bodies were found among the ruins after the blaze.
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Columbia
S. C
Brady Park Diamond Day Faces Blackfoot Nine
Brady Park hosts a big afternoon clash as Gem State Lumber’s baseball team meets Blackfoot Nine for the first local appearance of the season. Golding to umpire. a band will play. muddy conditions fade as Brady Park field remains in good shape.
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Fomerseas
Gem State Lumber Company
Blackfoot
Brady Park
Gem Staters
Grove City
Pocatello ‘‘Indians
Golding
Brady Park Iis
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Farmer
Sheriff Lowry
Bannock
Blackfoot Nine
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