Carranza Rejects Huerta Plan for Europe Presidency
Reports from Laredo and Nuevo Laredo say Venustiano Carranza will not recognize Huerta or any successor chosen under his scheme. Villa signals possible renewed advance if supplies allow, while Huerta reportedly intends to resign and cede power to Francisco Carbajal as provisional president, with changes to follow.
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Laredo
Tex
Nuevo Laredo
Venustiana Carranza
Huerta
Francisco Carbajal
Mexico
Carranza
Guadaloupe
Sila
Estevla Huiz
Tim
Carbajal
Niagara Falls
Sone
Villa
Esteva-Ruiz
Zapata
Guadalajara
Atlanta disappearances deepen mystery of Nelms sisters
Five city police struggle to locate Beatrice Nelma and Hloise Nelms Dennis, heiress sisters missing since June. The case involves San Antonio and New Orleans telegrams, alleged threats, tax drafts, and attorney Victor E. Innes who denies engagement or Mexican investments.
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Atlanta
Victor E. Innes
U. S
Utah
Dennis
Beatrice Nelma
Hloise Nelms Dennis
San
Francisco
Califor
Mioise
Beatrice
San .Francisco
Nelms i
Mra Nelms
Houston
San Antonio
Nelma
New Orleans
San Francisco
Nelms
Inney
Innes
Tabby Adopting Baby Wildcat Near Foley
Special to The Washington Post from Comneliaville Pennsylvania reports Frank Robinson, a Baltimore and Ohio engine living in town, caring for a baby wildcat adopted by a tabby mother. A ground hog hunter found four wildcats, two were given to Frank Sandusky and Robinson, eyes unopened. Robinson placed the wildcat with the mother and its siblings. Sandusky died after.
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Washington ‘Post
Comneliaville
Frank’ Robinson
Baltimore and Ohio
Wildcat
Foley
Frank Sandusky
Robinson
Sandusky
DIES AT KING'S LUNCHEON ON ROYAL YACHT
Maj Montes, royal aide and friend of Alfonso, died suddenly today aboard the royal yacht Giraldo in Gijon Spain. The king canceled all engagements for the regatta and will not attend the event following Montes death.
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Alfons
Gijon
Spain
Royal Aid
Alfonso
Giraldo
Tné Budden
Mar Montes
Officials Claim Carman Case Ties to Nurse Witness
Washington Post report details detectives seeking Celia Coleman the Carman household maid amid claims of new developments that could clear Mrs. Florence Carman. District Attorney Smith eyes Dr Carman as a key witness to unfold the full narrative of the Mineola murder.
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Carman
Hunt
Celia
Coleman
Mra
Freeport
Long Island
Florénes Conklin Carman
Rockville Center
Mineola
Celia “Coleman
Smith
Louise Bailey
Eewin Catman
Frank Farrell
Farrell
Fred
Smiths
Dr. Carman
Herport
Testimony and Inquiry Around MN Shooting Event
Authorities focused on the prelude to an attack as they examined testimony at the inquest. They seek details of the moments between the physician's office shooting and the subsequent actions by officials.
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Mila
Needle in Her Body for 86 Years Emerges in Shoulder
In Sunbury, Pennsylvania, Mrs. Lester E. Dreese recalls swallowing a needle at age six while sewing. After decades of mysterious pains and an itching sensation the needle finally appeared from her shoulder and was removed painlessly by her husband, ending a long, bizarre medical mystery.
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Sunbury
Lester E. Dreese
Selin Grove
Dreese
Jaa
Baltimorean Climbs Moench Mountain in Ten Hours
Baltimorean Thomas W Brady completes the first ascent of Moench Mountain this season in ten hours. He is accompanied by Grindelwald zuldes, according to a Special Cable report from London.
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Baltimorean
Washington Post
London
Thomas W. Brady
Baltimore
Grindelwaldzuldes
Suffragette Riot as Queen Mary Attends Scottish Service
In Edinburgh on July 12 King George and Queen Mary faced a disruptive suffragette incident near St. Giles Cathedral as Olive Walker hurled a rope ball labeled Stop forcible feeding toward the royal carriage. Annie Bell was arrested at St. John’s Church Westminster after investigators found a candle burning to a fuse connected to gunpowder. Sylvia Pankhurst led a parade in the East End while urging a no vote no rent crusade and citing government inaction on women’s suffrage.
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Edinburgh
London
Annie Bell
St. John's Church
Westminster
Leicester
Blackpool
Manchester
Miss Pankhurst
Hericense
Holloway
Sylvia “Pankhurst
East End of Land
Canning Town Public Hall
East London Federation
Asquith
East End
Mise Pankhurst
Carp Snatches Boy In Lakeside Chase At Lak Musconetcong
Special to The Washington Feat reports a 19 pound carp hooked by a boy named William Pitney Jr. on Lak Musconetcong. The fish swam away with the lad as excitement rose among his father and ten other men in boats who chased across the lake. Six pursuing boats eventually assisted in the capture while the boy’s father urged him to stay brave and follow the shouted guidance to hold on.
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Washington
Netcong
William
Pitney, Jr
Astor Syndicate Negotiating Sale of Pall Mall Gazette
A Midland businessmen syndicate and a notable unionist member are negotiating for the sale of William Waldorf Astor's Pall Mall Gazette and the Observer. Astor recently sold the Pall Mall Magazine, with talks focusing on conditions and price.
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Pall Mall Gazette
The
Observer
Washington Post
London
William Waldorf Astor
2Nd Observer
Astor
Pall Mall Magazine
Lynching in Orangeburg Over Child's Death Scene
A mob abducted Rosa Carson from jail and lynched her after the alleged confession to the killing of a 12 year old girl. The child was found beaten and missing since Saturday, with family tensions cited as motive. The sister was briefly detained and later released after an alleged admission.
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Log
Orangeburg
D. C
Rosa Carson
Elléree
D. F. Bell
Seven Stenographers Beat Off Rubberneck In Milwaukee
Seven stenographers confronted a man on a Milwaukee riverbank after a poolside incident. They restrained him at the brink and later summoned police. John Smith, said to be from an exclusive family, faces a disorderly conduct charge when he appears in court tomorrow.
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Washington Pont
Milwaukee
John Smith
Milwaukee River
Gypsy feud battle leaves two dead in France
In Charoiles France on the Loire today two Gypsy tribes clashed in a long standing feud. About 120 fighters armed with guns axes and knives fought savagely with both men and women taking part. Gendarmes finally halted the battle as two were killed and ten seriously wounded.
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Charoiles
France
Loires
Girls Bathe in Half Hole at Long Beach
Long Beach Long Island girls adopted socks as part of a costume for a beach bath today. Many wore only short hosiery to keep feet dry while plunging into breakers. Mrs Marion B Bishop noted as a clever swimmer wore the short hose.
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Long Beach
Washington Post
Long Island
Marion B. Bishop
Judge Lurton Dead at Atlantic City Supreme Court Justice Dies
Associate Justice Horace Harmon Lurton of the United States Supreme Court died suddenly in a hotel in Atlantic City New Jersey from heart failure induced by cardiac asthma He was 62 years old He had traveled from Washington to participate in the spring court session and after returning from a Boardwalk outing fell ill His wife son and daughter are noted and the body will be interred in Clarksville Tennessee Funeral services are planned there with Chief Justice White and other justices expected to attend The report recounts his lengthy service and prior career including appointment by Taft and his Georgia Clarksville ties The article continues on the second page
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Horfiria Diaz
Huerta
Esteva Ruiz
Blanquet
Hia
Mexico City
Enrique Gorgatieta
Gorostieta
Carbaja
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Junius Zone
Horace Bivens
Freeport
Edwin Carman
Louise ‘D. Bailey
Florida
Coast Resort
Clarksville, Tenn
Atlantic City
N. J
Horace Harmon Laurton
United States Supreme Court
Ruffin
Washington
Lurton
Horace H. Lurton, Jr
Nashville
Mia
Horace van Deventer
Knoxville
Clarksville
Tenn
Justice Lurton
White
Horace Harmon Lurton
Supreme Court
Barton
South
Bourt
Justice
N Street
I Street
Horace Lurton, Jr
Horace van Devanter
Nashville, Tenn
Taft
Chicinnati
United States
Circuit Court
William, Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Horace Harmon Lutton
Mr. Taft
United Sates
Judge Lutton
Ambiguous 1920s Headlines Prompt Revolving Mystery
Fragmented OCR style clipping lists multiple sensational items including a murder, suffrage actions, political deals, legal notes, and social notes. Names such as Carbajal Lurton Taft and Beachey appear, with references to mob violence, prison drug sales, and a crime museum opening. Context suggests a late era newspaper column of random notorieties.
Two Killed at Bull Fight in Madrid Event Turns Fatal
In Madrid on July 12 an amateur bullfighting event ended fatally when a bull seized a sword tossed into the stands and struck a spectator in the neck, killing him. Mexican torero Miguel Frey later was mortally gored by a second bull, ending the day’s fighting. A Marseilles report adds that matador Georite was critically wounded by a horn blow.
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Madrid
Miguel Frey
Marseilles
Georite
Treasury chief McAdoo vows no tariff tinkering
In a Washington dispatch the New York World prints Secretary McAdoo remarks on fiscal stability. He says the Treasury will again deposit money in banks to move crops and aid legitimate business if needed. He cites a $33.1 million surplus and rising gold reserves, no need for new government bonds, and anticipation of strong tax collection and economic growth.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York World
Treasury
Ite
Panama Canal
Federal Reserve
New York Newspapers Face Shutdowns Over Paper Costs
New York papers struggle with rising print paper prices. One evening paper nears suspension of publication while a morning paper with an evening edition faces possible receivership as costs bite the industry.
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New York
Washinston Post
Patrie
Burglars Move Bed to Loot Eugene Home
Special to The Wasnineta Post reports burglars at Eugene Bowman’s home ransacked the place and shifted a bed to access a closet while Mrs Bowman slept, as investigators believe she was drugged during the break in.
Secretary of State Defends Pact to Colombia in Senate Debate
A published statement by the Secretary of State defends the Colombia treaty tied to Panama secession and a proposed payment of 25,000,000 dollars. Senators question the move, citing prior administrations and the need to satisfy Colombia without overpaying, while noting the unusual public plea for a treaty. The document contrasts Knox and Taft administration actions and raises doubts about the secretary’s justification.
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Senate
Colombia
Roosevelt
Panama
United States
Priemier
Great Britain
Europe
Taft
Central
South America
Central and South America
Knox
du Bois
Columbia
Washington
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