Villa and Carranza patch up rift over Zacatecas power shift
Washington reports from American Consul Edwards indicate Villa and Carranza reconciled briefly, Villa to lead military action against Zacatecas and then Huerta, with Carranza conceding Villa supreme command. Disputes over leadership of Natera and plans caused resignations and imprisonments, while arms shipments via foreign ports bolster the Constitutionalists as Angelés rises in prominence for a possible provisional Mexican presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwards
Torreon
Saltillo
Huerta
Villa
Carranza
Cat
Chihuahua
Taimyieo
Fen
Angelés
United States
Mexico
Mediaba
Rr Munet No Threat Likely in Fall Olympic Jump
Report notes Pondou A silent campaign may be the only tactic for Col Beyelt this fall as expert Sir St. Clair Son tests speech apparatus on Roosevelt devices. declarations suggest cautious approach amid scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munet
Pondou
Col. Beyelt
Sir St. Clair Son
Survivors of Ship Safe Reward in Alaska
Wireless messages report the steamer storm bound at Port Feate with Dora aboard survivors from a wreck. It is not known here how many aboard or details of the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reward
Alaska
Port Feate
Dora
Mildred A Rex Tango Teacher Faces Court
fragments indicate Mrs Mildred Allison Rex of Chicago was involved in a court case in Illinois. phrase mentioning gallows and July 31 suggests a capital punishment context but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Spanber
Mildred Allison Rex
Gourt
Ulinois
Meerhart Rune Behind In Minn State Primary Returns
The Minn state wide primary returns show Meerhart Heerhart trailing amid anti machine sentiment as he runs for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Lee resurfaces as a notable figure in the contest highlighting intra party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meerhart
Minn
Min“nes Ita
Lee
Amalh
Heerhart
Fragmented OCR: Incomplete text from legal notice
Fragmentary lines reference a deposit or tract number 7306 and a Chinese term. The readable content is insufficient to identify person, organization, place, date, or concrete action. No clear event or outcome emerges from the legible portion.
Mediation Board Suspends Action as Mexico Crisis Deepens
Washington reports a temporary halt in formal Niagara Falls conferences among mediators and Huerta and Cartizan delegates amid Argentine absence. Wilson and Bryan weigh pro visional Mexican leadership candidates while Carranza's status muddles armistice chances. Officials fear extra session of Mexican Congress over Huerta stance.
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Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
Wilson
Bryan
Mexico
Washington
Noon
Yale
Harvard
Carranza
Huerta
Mexico City
Tinerta
Mexican Republic
Tattooed Bandit Convicted in Mount Vernon Murder
Charles Hopkins known as the tattooed bandit was convicted of the March murder of An toine Olson in Mount Vernon Washington and sentenced to 20 years on the verdict. His tattooed hands bearing the words true love helped authorities trace and capture him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Wash
Charles Hopkins
Antoine Olson
Fire Traps 80 in Milford Armenia Lodging House
Seventy men were burned to death and twenty seriously injured when 80 people were trapped in a blazing Armenian lodging house in Milford Massachusetts. The tragedy occurred as the four and a half story brick and wood building caught fire and the dead were removed from the upper floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Mass
New York Dogs Put Under Rabies Quarantine
Albany N Y The state department of agriculture places a quarantine on dogs in sixteen counties to curb rabies spread with Westchester County facing the worst outbreak as the entire county is quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
State Department of Agriculture
Westchester County
Death of Rt. Rev. Alfred Robert Tucker at Westminster Abbey
The Rt. Rev. Alfred Robert Tucker, canon of Durland since 1911, died suddenly in Westminster Abbey. He served as bishop of Eastern Equatorial Africa from 1890 to 1899.
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Westminster Abbey
London
Alfred Robert Tucker
Durland
Canon Tucker
Eastern Equatorial
Africa
Auto Fatality at Bridge in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio, saloonkeeper John F Stettenfield was killed and John F Goldenbogen, longtime United States Senate employee, was fatally hurt when their car crashed into a bridge. The incident occurred as the Auto accident at the bridge site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John F. Stettenfield
John F. Goldenbogen
United States Senate
Patmont Missing Person Case Noted in Local Inquiry
A fragmentary report notes Patmont of Westville, Illinois, again missing and later located in Detroit reference. Reverend Louis connected to the case, with uncertain details and dates due to garbled OCR.
Paris Storm Kills Dozens and Paralyzes City
A three hour violent storm in Paris floods streets, breaks gas and electric mains, and sinks roadways near Rue la Boetie Faubourg St Honore. Police estimate up to a score killed while two or more large houses risk collapse. Fire fighters and workers search wrecked districts as parts of the capital remain isolated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rue la Boetie
Faubourg St. Honore
Rue la Boetile
Street Collapse In Paris Swallows Taxi In Storm
A large road section on Place Saint Augustin collapsed amid a storm in Paris. A taxi cab was engulfed, witnesses saw a woman waving from the vehicle and the chauffeur’s head before the car vanished. A huge stone block fell as water from a broken main flooded a 30 by 16 foot opening at Rue Tronchet Rue Auber and Boulevard Haussmann. One person fell in but was rescued.
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St. Augustin
Rue Tronchet
Rue Auber
Boulevard Haussmann
Rev Patmont Again Lost In Detroit Search Plea
Detroit authorities are urged to locate Rev Louis R Patmont of Westville Illinois who recently resurfaced after being found captive in a Columbia Illinois home cellar. He then disappeared again in Detroit prompting friends to request police search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patmont
Detroit
Louis
Westville
Mich
Louis R. Patmont
Ill
Columbia
Riots in Italy Burn Fourteen Churches and Loot Many
Reports to the Pope indicate religious property suffered during the general strike riots in Italy. Fourteen churches were burned and eighty nine damaged while twenty three others were looted, marking widespread religious site losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Married on a Launch Under Williamsburg Bridge
Marion Schwarts and Joseph Dwarsky wed aboard a launch beneath the Williamsburg Bridge. The groom chose the scene, recalling how he first met his sweetheart on a motor boat passing under the span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marion Schwarts
Joseph Dwarsky
Williamsburg Bridge
Nineteen admit election fraud in New York election
Nineteen election inspectors and poll clerks pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft fraud in the Twelfth assembly district during the recent special election and the constitutional amendment question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Twelfth
Thief Steals Auto Five Times From Chicago Merchant
Police hunt a thief who has stolen Jalios Roren wald's automobile five times in Chicago. Each time the car is recovered with signs of heavy usage and damage, raising concern about the repeat offenses and the owner's ongoing risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jalios Rorenwald
Five Men Killed In Trench Collapse In Columbus
Five laborers died when a trench collapsed at a Columbus site. Rescue workers recovered the bodies, and investigators began examining the accident scene for cause and safety violations. Authorities identified the victims and pronounced them dead at the scene.
Mt Lassen Eruption Kills Man Involves Two New Craters
Mt Lassen erupted with volcanic fire sending smoke and ash 2000 feet high. One man, Lansing Graham, was killed after approaching the cloud. two others, Hugh Addington and Hiram Blodgett, were missing but later found. six party members survived by burying faces in snow. Snow and ash cover the snow capped peak as new craters opened and more eruptions sent mineral ash over Volta and surrounding areas.
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Redding
Cal
Mt. Lassen
Volta
Lansing Graham
Hugh Addington
Hiram Blodgett
Stipple
Fletcher Named Commander in Chief of Atlantic Fleet
Secretary Daniels announced that Rear Admiral Frank F. Fletcher will be recommended for commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet. He will succeed Rear Admiral Badger when Badger finishes his tour within the next few weeks for his work in Mexican waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Fletcher
Washington
Frank F. Fletcher
Mexican
Daniels
Badger
Funeral for Adlai E Stevenson in Bloomington
The service at Second Presbyterian Church was conducted by Rev J N Eliott with assist from Rev Walter Hardin son in law of the deceased and Chicago pastor. Gov Dunne and his staff attended the funeral in Bloomington Wisconsin. attendance included prominent local church figures.
Three Tots at Play Drown in River Near Savannah Mo
In Savannah Missouri at the 102 river area four year olds Ludwig and Teresa Martin were drowned after they, while wading, stepped into a 15 foot hole. Their 12 year old sister Anna and their father Jacob Martin were also present but not harmed. The incident occurred as the family attempted to cross the river by wading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Arms
Ludwig
Teresa Martin
Jacob Martin
Anna
Rich Man Invents Airship
Concord New Hampshire reports a new hydrozroplane invented by A M O Neil of Pittsburg a 16 year old schoolboy in collaboration with Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr also 16 financed by Vanderbilt Jr. and to be tested soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
A.M. O'Neil
Pittsburg
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Cornelius. Vanderbilt, Jr
Amundsen Becomes Pilot in Norway
Captain Amundsen, after two months of airplane practice to aid his North Pole expedition, has qualified for a pilot's certificate in Christiana Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Christiana
Norway
North Pole
Gas explosion traps laborers in Columbus tragedy
A gas main blast near a trench injures and kills workers in Columbus. Five men are dead and ten hospitalized, four of them foreigners. The incident involves laborers laying a gas line and the blast likely fatally injuring several, with authorities probing the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Parole sought for Joliet banker James C. OConnor
Joliet reports a parole request for James C. OConnor former Joliet banker and broker imprisoned last November for forgeries totaling 500000. Opposition expected from many residents as the case draws renewed attention.
Swedish Evangelical Officers Chosen in Rockford
The Swedish Evangelical church held its general conference at Rockford and elected officers. G. A. Young of Denver is president, August Modig of Boone is vice president, B. E. Haleen of Minneapolis is secretary, August Modig and H. A. Haleen along with P. Benson of Minneapolis are trustees. A. A. Anderson of Minneapolis named superintendent of missions and A. L. Widell named head of the First Church Bible Institute to succeed J. G. Princell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
General Conference of
The
Swedish Evangelical Church
G. A. Young
Denver
August Modig
Boone
BE. A. Haleen
Minneapolis
H. A. Haleen
P. Benson
A. A. Anderson
A. L. Widell
First Church Bible Institute
J. G. Princell
Death Stops Family Fight in Jackson County
Addison Harvick, 97, the oldest man in southern finols and Jackson county's wealthiest, died of paralysis at his Vienna home. His death abruptly halts a court battle over a $200,000 fortune. A retired farmer, Harvick planned to give part to relatives, claimed his mind was unsound, and sought a conservator. He opposed, walking twenty five miles to Marion, he retained attorneys.
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Marion
Addison Harvick
Finols
Jackson County
Vienna
Harvick
Marlon
Dry Weather Sparks Fire Increase in Illinois Report
Dry weather raised fire counts last month with 1 046 fires reported by the state fire marshal. Losses totaled 1 216 590 dollars, with 675 fires outside Chicago and 371 within the city. Outside Chicago losses reached 845 590 dollars and Chicago losses 371 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Inlneis
Chicago
Dead Man Identified as St. Louisan at Chester Depot
The dead man found on the Iron Mountain depot platform was identified as Michael J. O'Hearn of St. Louis. He was forty three and believed to be a horseshoer. He had worked on the government fleet and told friends his wife was dead and that he had a sister in St. Louis and a nun sister in Ladysmith South Africa. The body was buried in Potter's field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louisan
Chester
Iron Mountain
Michael J. O’hearn
St. Louis
Ladysmith
South Africa
Potter's Field
College of Law Alumni Banquet Held in Chicago
The seventeenth annual alumni banquet of the Illinois College of Law at De Paul University was held at the Hotel Sherman. Dean Charles L. Mahony acted as toastmaster. Speakers included Willard Lindsay Elgin F. Lewis George G. Karson Arthur I. Iverson Edward W. Heiss A. B. Langille Francis X. Busch and Rev. F. X. McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Law
Chicago
Ilinois College of Law
Law
de Paul University
Sherman
Charles L. Mahony
Law School
Willard
Misuse of Malls Charged to Two in Waterloo Scheme
Chicago banker John W. Worthington, head of the defunct American Banking association, and Marty Thomas, promoter, were indicted by a federal grand jury for using malls in a fraud scheme. The offense involved obtaining $2,000 in certificates of deposit from Central Savings Bank of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John W. Worthington
American Banking Association
Marty
Thomas
Federal Grand Jury
Central Savings Bank of Waterloo
Lindenwood appoints Assumption woman to head domestic science
Miss Muril McDaniel of Assumption has received word of her appointment as head of the domestic science department at Lindenwood College, St. Charles. She will accept. A Millikin University graduate from Decatur, she earned a B S in domestic economy after two years as an assistant instructor there.
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Lindenwood
Assumption
Muril McDaniel
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Milliken University
Escape of 26Yearold Inmate From Joliet Penitentiary
Louis Gavigan twenty six year old convict serving an indeterminate term for robbery escaped from the Joliet Illinois state penitentiary. He broke from a noon quarry detail vaulted the yard wall and fled along the E J and E tracks toward Joliet pursued by guard Corrigan and a posse of twenty. He is known as the tough guy and guards fear necessary shooting if cornered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gavigan
Illinoisa
Will County
Gavigan
Penitentiary
John Corrigan
Joliet
Corrigan
Eureka College Graduation Honors Six Degrees
Eureka College held its fifty fourth commencement with Dean Schailer Mat thews of the University of Chicago giving the address. Graduates include Madge Campbell Laharpe Howard Kauffman Stanford 8 J Burgessal America Guy L Zerby Eureka Leona Helser Williamville C was a School of Music graduate Bonnie Worley Finley and Hazel Mundell Eureka completed art courses LL D degrees conferred on R E Hieronymous and A Corey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka College
Eureka
Dean Schailer Matthews
University of Chicago
Madge Campbell
Laharpe
Howard Kauffman
Stanford
J. Burgessal
America
Guy L. Zerby
Leona Helser
Williamenville
School of Music
Bonnie Worley
Finley
Hazel Mundell
Youth Loses Way In Evanston After Lake Walk
Jesse Beach, 19, who had lived in East St Louis six years, arrived in Evanston to visit his parents at 1115 Chicago Avenue. He planned a lake shore walk and did not return. His father fears he may have been the victim of an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Chicago
Jesse Beach
East St.Louis
Chicago Avenue
Lake Shore
Many Towns Vie for Next Convention
Benton reports the second session of the Egyptian Hustlers opened with delegations from Anna, Duquotn, Marion, Mount Vernon, Harrisburg, Centralia and Dixon Springs seeking next year’s meet. Bands led the big delegations as athletic events at the ball park and openair stunts drew large crowds in the public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Anna
Duquotn
Marion
Mount Vernon
Harrisburg
Centralia
Dixon Springs
Ball Park
Odd Fellows Organize in Sparta for Steeleville Picnic
The Randolph County Odd Fellows' association is formed with officers chosen: President J. H. Heine of Chester Secretary W. L. Dudenbostle of Percy Treasurer Dr. Thomas Robertson of Steeleville Chairman of the executive committee Dr. L. A. Mendonsa of Marissa State grand officers will attend. The first annual picnic is set for Steeleville on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Sparta
Randolph County Oddfellows’ Association
J. H. Heine
Chester
W. L. Dudenbostle
Percy
Thomas Robertson
Steeleville
L. A. Mendonsa
Marissa
Parmley Heads Egyptian Doctors
Dr. J. G. Parmley of Marion was elected president of the Egyptian Medical Society at its fourteenth annual convention in Marion. Dr. A. C. Ragsdale of Creal Springs was chosen vice president and Dr. B. E. Woodside of Marion secretary. Mound City was named next year’s convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmley
Marion
J.G. Parmley
Heyptian Medical Society
A. C. Ragsdale
Creal
Springs
B. EB. Woodside
Mound City
Grand Prairie Seminary Head Resigns at Onarga
Bloomington report states H. H. Frost resigns after nine years as president of the Grand Prairie seminary at Onarga. Resignation to take effect August 1. He plans to re-enter the ministry. Trustees have not named a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Praiie Seminary
Bloomington
Grand Prairie Seminary
Onarga
Three Hurtonc. & C. Wreck injures several in East St. Louis
A Mobile & Ohio passenger train No 2 collided with an open switch at Griggs derailing six cars. Three people were injured two seriously. The accident occurred near East St Louis with three Hurttonc. & C. passengers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurtonc. & C
East St. Louia
Mobile & Ohio
Griggs
Bloomington Woman Dies After 40 Day Fast
Mrs. J. H. Thompson of Atlanta died after fasting forty days seeking relief from illness. She had struggled to break the fast in the final week, ending a prolonged hunger strike to obtain aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
J. H. Thompson
Atlanta
Teacher Kills Self in Yates Incident
Brief report notes a teacher named Mark Hunter, aged thirty eight, ending his life with self-inflicted wrist injuries linked to a location described as Yates. The fragmentary OCR text mentions arteries and self harm with uncertain surrounding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Yates
Cly —Dei Lee Jesich
Mark “Hunter
A. Ae
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