Deming Hangs Six Bandits After Columbus Raid
In Deming on June 30 Eusevio Ren teria Taurino Garcia Jose Rangel and Juan Castillo were hanged at the county jail for the Columbus raid. A seventh captive Jose Rodriguez received a life sentence. Two others were executed last month. The condemned faced death calmly as deputies and militia guarded the scene with no disorders. Garcia and Garcia were hanged first then Rangel and Castillo. Rangel smoked a cigarette as the noose was adjusted.
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Deming
Eusevio Renteria
Taurino Garcia
Jose Rangel
Juan Castillo
Villa
Columbus
Jose Rodriguez
New Mexico
Oes
Garca
Rangel
Castillo
Mexican line rider killed near Ysleta border
Juarez reports say American soldiers killed a Mexican rider on the Mexican side near Ysleta after claims of unannounced fire. General Bell to investigate amid Mexican indignation. details disputed. Carrizal battle losses include horses rifles and ammunition. Mexican casualties listed at twenty six killed and fifty wounded.
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Fl Paso
Ysleta
Juarez
Bell
Gonzales
Vidmer
Carrizal
Not Menaced Columbus
Scouting detachments report no cause for alarm in Carranaistas movements near Guzman and Pershing's lines are not believed to be menaced.
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Columbus
Guzman
Pershing
Mexican War Minister Allows Removal of Carrizal Bodies
Mexico's Minister of War Obregon told General Trevino at Chihuahua to inform Consul Garcia in El Paso that American authorities may remove the bodies of U S troops killed at Carrizal for burial in American territory. The directive signals cooperation in repatriating the fallen without impediment.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Trevino
Chihuahua
Garcia
el Paso
Carrizal
Passing fund for good cause in Roswell
Roswell New Mexico June 30 the usual 500 for the Fourth of July celebration will be given to families of guardsmen on the Mexican border announced the city officials the move reallocates funds to support service members families during the holiday season this year
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Roswell
N. M
Orpet Murder Trial: Brooks Says Lambert Death Was In Plain View
Waukegan June 30 Gale M Brooks civil engineer testified the Lambert death site in Helm s Woods lay in plain view of the interurban station making premeditation by Will H Orpet unlikely Orpet concluded testimony and read letters from across the country expressing sympathy
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Waukegan
Gale M. Brooks
Marian Lambert
Helm’s Woods
Will H. Orpet
Orpet
Brooks
Progressives Decline To Field Third Ticket
The Progressive Party states it will not run a third ticket and urges voters to act independently. It emphasizes preserving organization and relying on independent voters to cooperate and influence constructive legislation, without aligning with the two old parties.
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Progressives
Progressive Party
Weeds rampant as city orders strict fire safety
Mayor George Williams orders property owners to remove weeds and keep premises clear to prevent fires ahead of next week’s big shows. Fire Chief Canfield lists seven safety steps including water pails hoses and ready extinguishing gear.
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George Williams
Alovie
Alead
Canfield
Mulct repeal law upheld as constitutional
Des Moines June 30 The town mulet repeal law which closed saloons last January is held valid and constitutional by the supreme court Davenport saloonkeepers challenged the measure in a test case
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Davenport
Idaho Bank Wreckers Pardoned
Washington reports President Wilson pardoned 8. B. Simpson and W. G. Simpson bankers of Caldwell Idaho. They had been sentenced to five years for issuing certificates of deposit with intent to defraud.
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Washington
Wilson
B. Simpson
W. G. Simpson
Caldwell
Idaho
Taft Lunched With Next President Hughes in Binghamton
Former President Taft met today with Charles F. Hughes in Binghamton to discuss the political situation amid preparations for the next presidency.
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Taft
Binghampton
Charles F. Hughes
Teddy's Regiment Popular Hit Over Country
Oyster Bay June 30 A deluge of enlistment offers floods Colonel Roosevelt as he plans a volunteer army division. Secretary says many telegrams and letters arrive, and individual replies are impractical. Applications will be kept for reference if hostilities begin. equipment offers range from shoes to automobiles.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Moosers of North Stand Back Republican Ticket Strongly
Idaho legistlature member and Sandpoint attorney Albert B. Conner says North Idaho Republicans remain united behind the party nominee and that Progressives in the region will support the ticket. He backs Herman Taylor for governor and urges backing a Republican who wins the nomination to bring needed change.
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Von
Albert B. Conner
Legistiuure of
Idaho
Sandpont
Bute
Conner
Boise Durine
Herman Taylor
Ced
Cleanup by Leo Phillips Renews Gate City For Fourth
Leo Phillips and his four teams of eight men completed a special Fourth of July cleanup in the Gate City. City health officers and residents praised the plan for removing garbage, reducing fly breeding sites, and finishing in time for the celebration. The effort set a model for future sanitary work and city council consideration of extending the system.
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Leo Phillips
L. W. Phillips
Mr Phillips
Howard
Phillips
Miss Wilson to Speak at Atlantic City Chautauqua
Margaret Wilson daughter of the president will speak at the Atlantic City Chautauqua opening discussing community work. Professor Henry C. Jackson known as the Discoverer of the Schoolhouse Juvenile Court will also be a prominent speaker on the program.
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Atlantic City
N. d
Margaret Wilson
Henry C. Jackson
Montana and Washington on the move amid unclear destinations
The report notes Montana is entraining while Washington awaits orders to move, with the path and destination still uncertain as troops mobilize.
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Montana
Washington
Censor Will Work Against Troop Movement News
Secretary Baker announced army commanders are ordered to suppress all news of troop movements to prevent possible malicious acts. Railroads and army officials are the only ones who know of the movements.
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Washington
Baker
Department Army
Railroads
Army
National Guards Mobilized From Western States
San Francisco reports rapid mobilization of western National Guards on the Mexican border. All Oregon militiamen are en route and most California units have departed as trains move south.
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San Francisco
Oregon
California
Taking On Color For The Fourth
City decor crews finish west side and turn to east as flags line main streets. Old Glory leads many bright banners from Short Line to Center and Bonneville, with professional and business participation. The overall effect is festive yet restrained, brightening center city for the upcoming celebration.
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Short Line
Main
Bonneville
Ecorators
Center
Utah Battery Arrives at Nogales
Nogales reports that the Utah field artillery battery has arrived on June 30. The contingent joins the U S forces at the border location, reinforcing military presence in the area.
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Utah
Nogales
Utah Battery Field Artillery
Guardsmen Near Readiness for Central States Border Move
Chicago June 30 guardsmen of the central states are practically ready to move to the border. The last steps have been taken and the troops await the official call.
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Chicago
Central States
New York Militia Headed to Border Action
New York dispatch says half the New York militia is en route to the border with the remainder soon ready. Eastern guardsmen are moving south to join the deployment.
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New York
Fear Wreckers Threaten Train Schedules at Border Move
San Antonio dispatch reports thousands of guardsmen moving to the border with extraordinary precautions to keep routings and schedules secret. Army officials deny Pershing lines are menaced. Base hospitals for 500 beds prepared at San Antonio and Fort Bliss with additional bases planned at Douglas.
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San Antonio
General Funston
Pershing
Fort Bliss
Douglas
Papers Ask Clemency for Irish Conspirator Casement
The Manchester Guardian appeals for clemency for Sir Roger Casement. It calls him a fanatic, argues his crimes lack sordidness, and says the death penalty cannot kill his dreams. The piece urges mercy for the sake of Ireland and the Irish question.
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London
The
Manchester Guardian
England
Roger Casement
Senate considers Casement clemency request in wartime
Washington June 30 A resolution asks President Wilson to request England to stay the execution of Sir Roger Casement Irish leader convicted of high treason pending the discovery of new facts Senator Martine New Jersey introduced the measure and it was referred to the foreign relations committee
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Washington
Wilson
England
Roger Casement
Senate
Martine
New Jersey
Foreign Relations Committee
Carranza Likely to Press US Withdrawal Demands
Washington reports from Mexico City say Carranza intends to press for immediate withdrawal of all US troops. A cabinet faction favors a tougher line, while Arredondo consults Lansing on the crisis. About 500 Americans have left the area. mobilization continues until border protection is assured.
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Washington
Mexico City
Carranza
Trevino
United States
Mexian
Mexico
Arredondo
Lansing
Pershing
Tauscher Acquitted of Charge
Hans Tauscher, former German army officer and Krupp agent in the United States, was acquitted in New York on charges of complicity in a plot to dynamite the Welland canal. The jury deliberated 50 minutes before the verdict. Tauscher’s wife Madame Gadski, a singer, wept with joy. He was indicted with von Papen, the recalled German military attache.
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New York
Hans Tauscher
Welland Canal
Tauscher
Madame Gadski
von Papen
Krupp
United States
Agnew Pinched For Rough Game In Washington Park
Agnew, Boston catcher, was arrested in the third inning after knocking down Washington’s Manacer Garituith amid a brawl following a clash between Boston pitcher Mays and Washington captain McBride. Batters and score summaries appear for several games with various lineups and pitchers listed.
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Washington
Agnew
Boston
American Park
Manacer Garituith
Mays
Captain McBride
McPride
America Slapped on Wrist in Mexico City Note
Mexico's foreign office replies to Washington remarks denying U S rights to keep armed forces on Mexican soil. It lists thirty five counts, rebuts claims of aiding bandits, accuses Generals Scott and Funston of bad faith, and questions Obregon over troop movements after the Glenn Springs raid. The memorandum argues American troops invite border raids.
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Mexico City
Foreign Office
Lansing
Washington
United States
Carranza
Mexico
Washinon
Scott
Funston
Honot
Obregon
Glenn Springs
Huerta
Germany
El Paso Receives 23 Tenth Cavalry Troopers After Carrizal
Twenty three black troopers of the Tenth cavalry, survivors of the Carrizal engagement and later mob attacks, are brought to the El Paso border on a special train and handed to Gen. George Bell Jr. at Fort Bliss. Mormon scout Lem H. Spillsbury arrives with them, while Mexican crowd watches in Juarez with mixed reactions as the unit awaits orders from Gen. Funston.
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el Paso
Tex
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Villa Alamada
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Mexico
United States
George Bell, Jr
Lem H. Spillsbury
Charles T. Boyd
Spillsbury
Fort Bliss
Funston
San Antonio
Boyd
William D. Gibson
Gibson
Archie Jones
Luther Alexander
Spilleburg
Rals Scott
Obregon
Mexican Central Railroad
Commandancia
Juareg 4
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