Plan to reject mediation for provisional Mexican government
Constitutionalists oppose Niagara mediators conference with Huerta representatives to set up military rule in Mexico. Carranza's circle signals reluctance to confer, warning any provisional government would spark new revolts. They insist reforms require a military path like Juarez era Vera Cruz actions and must avoid dependence on a provisional president without congress ratification and an election.
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Caredo Tex
Niagara
Huerta
Arange
Mexico
Thia
Gan Carranza
Fenerals
Obragons
Tme
Carranzas
Elers
Saltillo
Ouhr Revolutionary Movement
Thay
Madero
de la Raren
Tuerta
Nfe
Benito Juarez
Vera Cruz
Carranza Rafael Zubaran
Lala Cabrera
Carranza
Naon
Argentina
Washington
Guadalupe
Mexico City
Extro City
Carranza Villa
United States
Brasil
Chile
Constitutionalista
Niagara Falls
New York
Died notices from July 1914 family obituaries
Obituary notices for Margaret Bacon Elizabeth Cleaves Frank Denny Richard Driscoll Mary Holt Francis Rice Rod erick Virginia Rowe Sarah Rowe and others. Details include residence addresses funeral times and interment locations in July 1914 with relatives and friends invited and public notices of services at St Pauls Church Arlington Bridgton Montgomery and local cemeteries.
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Margaret
FitzGerald
Stephen J Bacon
Mot
Gullivan
Ontario
St Pauls Church
Cleaves
Fridgton
Elizabeth
Thomas F Cleaves
Bridgton
Denny
Massachusetts Avenue
Frank TE Denny
Arlington
Driscoll L
Richard
Ettle Driscoll
Ree McCarthy
Johanna Driscoll Nollce
Bar
Mary Touisa Holt
Montgomery
Mia
Rice
Rathia
Francis Tiroy
Mia Jeanie Rica
Teland
Rice Lysle
Mor Kendall
Roderick
Werrersville
Virginia
Frank A Roderick
Rowe
Tugeday
W .A. Thompson
I Street
Sarah
Vincent FH Rowe
Douglas Smamorial
Glenwood Cemetery
Shipe
Florence Court
Jearlas Shipe Jr
Frank Hoo
Filse Wilson
Abe
Huerta and Carranza in Mexico Peace Conference Talks
United States mediators consider the Plan of Guadalupe and the prospect of a provisional military government in Mexico as Huerta and constitutionalists debate peace. Carranza leaders oppose informal talks while saber rattling over control of Mexico City intensifies and the Vera Cruz armistice stews.
World is society mad measure carries half million for US building
A Senate vote approved a 500000 appropriation for a Panama Pacific Exposition building in San Francisco and 50000 for entertaining foreign visitors. Seven senators opposed the package, led by Vardaman who denounced the display of society as a subterfuge and urged fiscal restraint. Martine Works Townsend Warren and Perkins supported the plan, the amendment passing 61 to 7.
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San Francisco
Vardaman
California
Thomas Jefferson
White House
Martine
Works Townsend
Warren
Perkins
Japan Holds Up Arms and Neutrality Report
Navy Department dispatch details Capt Andrews of the Maryland describing Japanese adherence to neutrality in the Mexican trouble. It cites the Solyo Mura not carrying arms after government searches, and the Jizuma and Mitsuko cases, with U S observers noting friendly exchanges with Mexican gunboats Guerrero and Tamnico as American cruisers track them along the Pacific coast.
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Japan
Navy Department
Andrewa
Maryland
Pacific
Moriyama
Solyo Mura
Manzanillo
Salina Cruz
Mexico
Soiyo Mura
Mitsuko
Huerta
United States
Howard
New Orleans
Guerrero
Tamnico
Zapata Seeks Carranza Aid For Zapatista Assault
Gen Eufemio Zapata and his brother ride toward Saltillo to propose to Gen Carranza that Zapatistas receive artillery and more troops. They seek guaranteed distribution of hacienda holdings to Zapatistas as exchange for support, with Emiliano Zapata leading about 20000 followers near Mexico City but short on guns.
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Sabilo
Huerta
Los Angeles
Eufeniio Zapata
Carranga
Zapatistas
Emiliano Zapata
Acapulco
San Francisco
Mexico City
Agsault
Zapata
Carranza
Saltillo
City of Mexico
Gonzales
Obregon
Washington Post
Juarez
Mex
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Torreon
Villa
Jto
Pablo Gonzales
Alvaro Obregon
Pacific
Lind Inquiry on Arms to Constitutionalists Faces House Test
Washington reports indicate President and Secretary of State oppose House action on Representative Kahn's resolution demanding details of assurances given by Lind to Hopkins about arming the Mexican constitutionalists via Tampico. The Democratic majority on the Foreign Affairs Committee plans to table the measure, with a hearing set and possible floor vote depending on attendance and committee actions.
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New York
Washington
Herald
Julius Eabn
California
House
John Lind
G Hopkins
Tampico
Democratc
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Capitol
Burleson
Post Office Department
Whch
Henry D Flood
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kahn
Lind
Capt. Hopkins
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Affairs Committee
Fiopa
Two Startling Bits of Murder Evidence
Eyewitness Elwood T Bartles described a light waist and dark skirt woman seen leaving Dr Carman's window after the shooting. Hazel Coombes testified Mrs Carman wore a white waist and dark skirt before Mrs Bailey was killed. District Attorney Smith vowed to present the case to grand juries until an indictment is found.
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Hazel Coombes
Carman
Smith
Nassau
Baley
Right of Women to Be Jealous Refuted by a Fair Psychologist
In the New York Evening World Marguerite Macers Marshall reports on responses to jealousy in marriage. Louise Bailey and Ekawin Carman are cited, while Woodrow Wilson and Maria Thompson Davies weigh in, arguing jealousy harms trust and freedom. Advice suggests wives drop spying and allow husbands space, with emphasis on trust and individuality.
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Marguerite Macers Marshall
New York Evening World
Thos
Ekawin Carman
New York
Maria Thompson Daviess
Wilson Woodrow
Imerfas
Amarried
Fife
Mrs. Woodrow
Jail Mrs Carman Held After Murder Arrest
Coroner Norton charges Louise Bailey death by criminal means after Florence Carman is arrested in Hempstead. Mrs Carman pleads not guilty as she is taken to jail with her husband and attorney. The Bailey family hears the verdict and awaits further court action.
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Yormally
Kaling
Norton
Bartles
Louise Bailey
Florence Carman
Carman
George Levy
Carmans
Jarl Im
Madeline Bailey
Bailey
Duryea
Party Revolt Stuns Republicans Over Tariff Law In Louisiana
Democratic leaders in the South stunned by a Third Louisiana district split as the Democratic congressional committee joins the bull moose party. Propelled by tariff disputes, insurgent leaders include W H Price L C Rogers Edwin Broussard John Marka Samuel Le Blanc and W T Peterman. Broussard praises past work while signaling a broader revolt that could crown three Progressive lawmakers.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York Sun
South
Louisiana
Democratic Congressional Committee
Bull Moose Party
W H
Price L
C Rogers
Edwin Broussard
John Marka
Semuel le Blanc
W T Peterman Broussard
Broussard
Price
House
Democratic Committee
Villa leader fatally harmed at Torreon by two women
A Mexico City report from the cybernacion department states that General Villa was fatally hurt at Torreon by two women. The claim follows publication of a serious incident involving the Rebel Leader. Further details were released in the official notice.
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Mexico City
Cybernacion Department
Gen Villa
Torreon
Shells Hit Gunboat Our Guns Retort In Kind
Rebels fire on the American gunboat Machias in Puerto Plata harbor. Machias replies with 3 pounder and automatic fire. Santo Domingo City remains besieged as four revolutions rage and the American minister withdraws amid renewed U S concern over the semiprotectorate.
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Puerto Plata
Machias
Bordas
Navy Department
Russell
South Carolina
Junta
Legalistas
Revolutionista
Mechias
Department
Santo Domingo
Cafemba
Ragine
Dominican Republic
Washington
Carman denies ordering detective out of house
Special to The Weabington Post Freeport Long Island July 8 Dr Ha win Carman, whose wife was arrested today on a murder charge, denied he ordered Detective William Burns from his home. He accused Burns of harassing them and said he confronted the detective when threatened. He noted Burns was employed by county authorities and disputed a report that he ordered him out.
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Weabington Post
Freeport
Long Island
Hawin Carman
Laurie Bailey
Carmans
Willam J Burns
Carman
Burns
Flimfiam
Grand jury to probe Mrs Carman murder case
The grand jury will begin its murder investigation as witnesses, who appeared in three inquest sessions, were served subpoenas to appear. Mrs Carman's attorney said she would waive immunity and testify when the district attorney requests. An affidavit from George Golder modifying prior testimony was read, Golder saying he is not sure his porch sighting was correctly identified.
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Mrs. Carman
Elizabeth Carman
Blind Man Takes Aero Ride in Hammondsport
A sightless visitor from New York, W G Phillips of 25 West THIRt street, rode a Curtiss flying boat over the lake with aviation professor Doc Wildman. He described the ascent as like a feather bed and said the view from above was well worth the effort despite the rough water takeoff.
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Washington Post
Hammondsport
Villaga I
W G Phillips
West Thirt
Fourth Street
New York
Doc Wildman
Curtiss Aviation
Salvador Melendez Granted Seven Month Leave
Salvador Melendez the Salvadoran president has been granted a seven month leave by congress under constitutional provisions. He may delegate the executive office to Dr Alfonso Quinonez at any time. The measure allows Melendez to campaign for reelection as the next presidential term starts March 1, 1915.
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Washington Post
San Salvador
Melendez
Salvador
Congress
Alfonso Quinonez
Quinonez
London inquest on launch party deaths names famous attendees
Coroner's court at Lambeth heard a crowded gathering of peers and dignitaries witness the fatal Thames launch party. Sir Denys Anson and musician William Mitchell died after an alleged prank, with Iris Tree and others testifying as evidence showed the dive was accidental and Sir Denys sober.
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Washington Post
London
Denys Anson
William Mitchell
Drury Lane
Thames
Lambeth
Duke
Jasper Ridles
Lord Ridley
Duff Cooper
Claude Russell
Foreign Office
Iris Tree
Sir Herbert
Lady Tree
Westminster Steps
Kew
Batterson Bridge
Denys
Sir Denys
Mitchell
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Batley
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Healther
Mrs Woodrow
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Coroner
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