Mexico Ties Deportation to Huerta Hold
Bar Mexico to Huerta not likely to be deported state department receives reassuring advices from Mexico City. Looting confined to small grocery stores. refugees report conditions to Vera Cruz. Huerta may not be deported. bond set at 15000 dollars and hearing scheduled for July 12 on neutrality charges. Officials discuss possible rearrest if extradition is refused. deportation to Spain considered but doubtful. Further seizures of arms tied to revolutionary movement reported in El Paso.
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State Department
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
United States
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Huertaig
Department of Justice
Fluerta
Chihuahua
Huerta
el Paso
New ‘Revolutionary Movement
Edéral
Helena Mont
Thriumpalls
Daniansay City
Terie Ftneic
Taos Aue Lew Tal Marquette Mich Ag
Memphis Tenn
York
Tampa
River
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Outlook
Weather and tides data from the Weather Bureau covering the district of Columbia and Maryland. Forecasts point to fair weekend with moderate southwest winds and occasional showers middle Atlantic coast, with warmer humid conditions inland and no unseasonably warm weather expected east of the Rockies.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Columbia
Macinand
Virginia
Lake Michigan
Middle Atlantic
New England
Atlanta
Mississippi Valley
Upper
Tall
Pacifi
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Glen
Huerta Moved by Diaz Death Politically Close Ally Reacts
El Paso July 2 Gen Victoriano Huerta Diaz ally and guard commander sent a condolence message to Mrs Diaz praising Diaz as a great man despite errors. Huerta recalled saluting Diaz at Vera Cruz aboard the Ypiranga and urged Mexicans to bring his ashes home.
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Huerta
Diaz
el Paso
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
Porfirio Diaz
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Republic
Ional
Ypiranga
Harier
Gen. Huerta
Mexicco
District Manufactures Census Shows Growth to 1914
A preliminary 1914 census summary for the District of Columbia reports 513 manufacturing establishments with a total capitalization of 40,799,000 and 11,639 workers in 1914. Product value reached 25,904,000, wages 8,622,000, and capital rose by over 16,000,000 since 1909, with steam laundries counted since 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
United States Census Bureau
Mrs Mary Eliot Dies In Washington At Eighty
Mrs Mary John Eliot widow of Dr Johnson Eliot a distinguished Washington physician died yesterday at 11 am at 1417 N Street in her eightieth year She spent most of her life in the city and recalled its prewar days A devout Catholic she belonged to St Matthew's parish Survived by five children Mrs McNally Valentina A S Liewellin Dr Liewellin Eliot Dr Johnson Eliot and Miss Mary Eliot all of Washington County and state heritage noted with ties to Maryland’s early history
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Mary John Eliot
Johnson Eliot
N Street
Eliot
Washington
Visitation Convent
Georgetown
Maryland
Richard Molen
Bushwood Manor
John Clewellin
Mary Boothe
St. Marys County
John Llewellin
Baltimore
St. Matthew's Parish
McNally
Val. Valentina McNally
A. S, AG
Liewellin Eliot
L. J. Ellot
Mary Eliot
Roosevelt Improving After Appendicitis Operation
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, is recovering after an appendectomy at the Naval Hospital. Physicians predict speedy progress but expect about ten days before movement and up to a month before he can resume duties in the Navy Department. Mrs Roosevelt, at Eastport, Me, travels to be with him. telegrams of concern flowed into the department.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy Department
Department
Mixed Bathing Big Success At Mali Pools
Yesterday afternoon in Mali pools couples of all ages filled the water from 4 to 6 as high dives and varied strokes drew crowds. The new policy allowing both sexes at certain hours, led by D J Jonagan, proved popular. Morning hours 7 to 10 were women only and 10 to 4 reserved for boys. A bicycle and a colored policeman marred the scene with persistent orders. onlookers urged greater courtesy from officers.
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Mali
D. J. —Onagan
Henry Henry Trial Ends In July Fetes Court Adjourned
In criminal division 2 of the District Supreme Court the trial of J William Henry former head of Lewis Johnson Co continued after a nine hour jury deliberation finally adjourning overnight Justice Siddons later charged the jury at length in a case involving eight counts of alleged check embezzlement totaling more than 410 000 tied to Mrs Isabel Barklie of Wayne Pa The U S Attorney Laskey argued the case and disputed defense claims of Mrs Barklies stock dealings and Henrys alleged profits and losses The proceeding featured detailed testimony on Mexican Petroleum stock and multiple checks to Henry including 5000 and 10000 while Henry reportedly held no stock in his name
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District Supreme Court
J. William Henry
Lewis Johnson & Co
Justice Siddong
Henry
Isabel A. Barklle
Wayne, Pa
Justice Siddons
United States
Laskey
Siddons
Archer
Dan Él Thew Wright
T. Morris Wampler
Wright
Washington
Harrimann & Co
Harriman & Co
New York
Stack Exchange
Harriman Company
J. W. Henry
Fenry
Mr. Laskey
Hel
Barkle
C. Stevenson Newhall
Pennsylvania Company For Insurance and Lives
Newhall
Pel
Barkiie
Bomb Explosion at Capitol Fueled by Crank Bomb Heard in 1898 Echoes
A Capitol blast shattered doors and windows in the Senate reception area. Officials concluded a bomb planted hours earlier caused the damage, while a crank or mischief motive was suspected. Detectives guarded the wrecked room as investigators sought the bomber.
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Jones
Woods
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Loughtan
Capitol Police
Senate
Supt. Woods
Laughton
Capt
Capt Loughtan
St. Louis
Marshall
Congress
Friends of Organized Labor
Capitol
SPECIAL NOTICES OFTEN WRECKS AND CHANGES AT CITY LOCATIONS
Special notices warn readers of government actions wrecking 44 houses along an entire mile of road near Gibson Avenue and list changed addresses for multiple residents. Includes quick notices of dental and printing services, a witness request from Conduit Road accident, and various local business contact updates.
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Rach
Gibson
Harry Isel
Wucksmith
Yale
Conduit Road
Chas R. Bur
Munsex Ook
Hodge
Brunswick
Heaton Westred
Goin's Printing Co
Walter R Watts
Vermont Avenue
Fisk Elgin" Figs
Pa. Ae
Boone Mate
Sid
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Wy. Qualiy Mrearayros
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President Sam
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Descartes
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Wilson
Lansing
D. Roosevelt
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Henry Case
Brightwood
U.S
Fort Myer
Brightwood Reservoir
Melvin C. Hazen
Horse Show Committee
Hazen
National Capital
Peace Monument
Harriman Books
Saltsberger & Sona
Golden & Co
American Iee Company
N. Ruth, Armour & Co
Havenner Baking Company
Boston Baking Company
H. P. Pillsbury
Holmes & Son
Merchants’ Transfer and Storage Company
National Capital Press
George M. Oyster, Jr
Dickey Bros
Corby Bros
McDowell & Sons
Hagan & Co
Loeffler & Co
M. J. Ward
United States Army
Daniels
Culver
Birchell
Everett
Burns
May
Giles
Eisler
Murray
Wildman
Sergi
Cramer
Corps Richards
Pensky
Gray Bird
Harry Falmer
Sea Light
John 0Vans
Pandora
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Frank Noble Mitchell
Shamrock
J. C. Love
Gray David
Goode Watkins
Ada Howard Johnson
W. D. Anderson
J. L. Schley
R. G. Powell
White Sox
Thomas Bones
Kitty Kerr
Elizabeth L. Jackson
Susan
Nancy Jackson
Eleanor Jackson
J. O. Gheen
Spitfire
Edward Ferneyhough
Dainty
George N. Ash
Anna Victoria Houser
Dapple
Brownie
Hobart Newman
Mary
Emory Willaon
Jansen
Stehle
Miller
Desentele
Carson
Boy Chief
Marcey
Black Bessie
J. P. Donald
Nancy Dewey
William P. Collins
Frank Noble Mitchail
Pacquotank
Mattie Stevens
Sky
R. L. May
Teddy Axworthy
John 9
Gheen
William Aitchison
Berwyn
J. F. Love
Prince George
Thomas Head
Overlook
L. C. M. Siebel
St. Joseph
Seymour H. Henson
Arlington
J. & Blandford
Henry D. Hirst
Langley Bay
Farrier Younger
Sanford Joseph
Gummer
Thlebott
Winterbottom
McCormick
Stolnman
Garrity
Wiidman
Lipps
le Clair
John G. Evans
Masterpiece
Strongheart
Doctor Love
Kalamney
J.C. Love
W._F. A. Anderson
Elizabeth TL. Jackson
de Rosta
Capt. McDonald
Eiyares
Hope
Tiddon
Slotamon
Wisler
Marianne
Louis C. Wilson
Board of Trade
Ermyntrude
Thomas Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Patricia
Charles J. Columbus
Retail Merchants’ Association
Whitam H. Harriman
Cleopatra
John Martin
J. F. Lovelit
the Devil
Charlena
K. C. Love
Private Pensky
Private Wildman
Occoquan
Inorkhouse
Ralph Whittaker
Doc
District Engineer Stables
Mayne Rowland
Fifth Cavalry
District of Columbia Engineer Stables
Cedar Brook
A. Buckingham
Horace C
George F. Brown
Ben Galore
Carlson
Pansky
Or Love
Goode Watns
Allares
United Senate District Committee
Committee
Senate Wing
Post Office
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court Room
Charlies E. Monroe
Monroe
Supt Woods
Central Office
Pratt
Metropolitan Police
Sixth Precinct
Lieut Dunigan
NHW
Mondny
Piel
Adambo
Formosa
Lansburgh & Bro
Atlantic City
Daly
Pennsylvania
R. R
Baltimore & O
Deer Park
MTN
Lake Park
Oakland
Berkeley Springs
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
N. J
Niagara Falls
Atlantic
Nead
18Th St
Penn. Ave N W
Union Station
Baltimore & Ohio
7Th St
Relee
Sts. N
George W. Robtnson
Lincoln
H Street
N. Paya
Fey
Adry
Arop
St. Pr
Robinson
J. Kufhling
Eagle Bedding Co
Bummfr Nates
M. R. Brotsky
11Th St
Chas A
Carlisle
Ris
Ninth St
Malin St
Planoos
South
Ca Ave
Joseph Hltchinson
TRINA
Malta
Leonard Buret
Sam Pies Sourern
Cahoon Acme
G ST
Manin
Frank
Bfazleton
Comer Sth
Sels
ROT Cator
Fowler
Virginia Ave
Mira Chapman
Corstiere
Olcott
Firat St
Doap
Byron S. Adams
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Palm Beach
Schwartz & Peltman
Reliable Tailors
Seventh Street
Nat'l Electrical Supply Co
N.Y. Ave
Tharp
Berkeley Ae
F Street N. Ww
Ekone Main
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