Villa Victory Reported as Trevino Deposed in Mexico
Unofficial El Paso reports say Pancho Villa routed Carranza forces in southern Chihuahua after a twelve hour battle. Trevino is reportedly renamed supreme commander with Enriquez named military governor of Chihuahua. Train bearing Enriquez northward halted possibly by Trevino or bandits.
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Chihuahua
Carranza
Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Pancho Villa
Parral
Atetinn
Here
Villa Controle
Fransisco Gonzales
Tanaa
Juarez
Andreas Garcia
Jacinto Trevino
Mexico
Tenacio Enriquez Forme
Mey Eage
United States
Enriquez
Chihuahua City
Vilista
German Officers Drilling Carranza Troops Reported
Ameri cans arriving from Hermosillo say German officers are drilling Carranza troops at Magilelena and other points south of Nogalea. The arrivals claim Mexican officers boast that active German assistance has been secured.
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Carranza
Royales Ariz
Magilelena
Nogalea
Hermosilio
Died Cohen Suddenly July 1918 in 72 Eighth St
Obituary notices list multiple early July 1918 deaths and funerals across several families, including Cohen, dSale, Fischer, Kohhalsen, Miles, Potter, Baks, and Schulze. The entries note birth or spouse details, residence addresses, funeral dates, times, and private interments with relatives invited.
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Cohen
Gerson M Baloved
Mor
Fanny Cohen
Eighth Street
Dsale
Leonard J
Betty J
Strest
Mischer
Minnie C Fischer
Charles Fischer
Prospect Hill
Pittrahureh Pa
H Street
Mary
Theodore Miles
Flower Hill
Navan Ireland
Potter
Dover Mass
Elizabeth Frances
Col Carroll H Potter
Arlington Cemetery
Baks
Wassachusetts Avenue
Isador
Clara Wever Saka
Americans Wear Small British Flags To Ward Off Insults
Americans in Chihuahua and nearby northern Mexican cities display tiny British flags to deter insults to their nationality, a report from Mexico states.
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Columbus
Vo Mex
Chihuahua
Mexico
Red Headed Brigade Plans Recruitment Across Counties
Plan for a Red Haired Brigade proposed to The Washington Post outlines forming a volunteer unit from Fayette Somerset and adjoining counties in event of war in Mexico. It calls for red haired men including Red Cross nurses and musicians to complete the contingent.
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Washington Post
Brown
H H Baer
Brownss
Tatentown
Hea
Fayette
Somerset
Anieen
Dav
Mexico
Red Cross
Honors to Dead Troops in Arlington Procession
Detailed report on plans to honor Tenth U S Cavalry at Arlington with floral wreaths and a civic escort from Union Station. Committee formed to organize funeral arrangements. wider colored citizen turnout expected, but bodies may not reach Washington today due to public health service rules and War Department refusal to grant in-state hold.
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M Curtis
War Department
Arlington Cemetery
John R Hawkin
Union Station
Arlington
Washington
National Memorial Associaten
Department
Public Health Service
Secretary of War
National Memorial Association
Ferdinand D Lee
A MW Curtis
Mary Curtis
John R Hawkins
Thomas Walker
L M King
Shelby Davidson
James L Weil
James
Cobb
RH Terrell Jonn
Reeves
Revs
H Steptean
Waldron
Walter H Brooks
Johnson
Cabaniss
Williston
W Childs
Lottie Greene
Anna Greene
Warfield
Singleton
Wingard
Jernagin Wiss
Ida Plummer
JC Dancy
Arthur Brocka
Jesse Powell
Hewlett
Julia Hiamilton
Rey
Brown
Andrew
Seizure of British steamer Chinese Prince at Manila
Manila July 12 The collector of customs sets hearing for 9 am Thursday in the case of the British steamer Chinese Prince detained with customs guards in custody. British consul to confer with Governor General Harrison tonight before reporting seizure to London. The ship left New York April 15 for Far East ports. A fine of 1009000 pesos is imposed for 200 missing packages bound for Vanai merchants, confiscated by British authorities at Penang.
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Manila
Francis Burton Harrison
London
New York
Far Eastern
Vladivostok
Vania
Penang
Borders and diplomacy briefed in U S and Mexico talks
Informal negotiations for settling border disputes progress with potential joint commissions. Mexican Ambassador Arredondo’s talks signal Carranza favored plan, while Brazil asks Polk for details of negotiations. War Department notes 276 more nurses needed for army base hospitals on the border.
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Carranza
United States
Mexico
Polk
Eliseo Arredondo
Mexlcan
Arredondo
Commission
State Department
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
War Department
Army Nurse Corps
Medical Department
Gen Funston Strengthens Border Patrol in Big Bend District
Gen Funston orders reinforcement of border patrols with two Pennsylvania infantry battalions from El Paso and a Texas cavalry squadron at Laredo ready to move to Marathon then to the Rio Grande. Four engineers to Brownsville Laredo and Fagie Pass. A searchlight company joins border service. Reports from Gen Pershing and border commanders note no material changes in international relations.
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San Antonio
Big Bend
Pennsylvania Infantry
el Paso
Texas Cavalry
Laredo
Marathon
Rio Grande
Brownsville Laredo
Fagie Pass
Border Service
Ren Pershing
German Escapes to Mexico Across Frontier
Nogales Acix July 2 A German suspect in a neutrality violation escaped into Mexico after deputy US marshal Brad Duncan was detained by Mexican authorities. Duncan was escorting the man when he leaped the line and fled south on a railway car. Col Sage asked US troops to press for Duncan’s release as Gen Calles gave orders to release him.
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Nogales
H Schwetbr
Brad Duncan
United States
Senora Schweller
Duncans
Duncan Col W . Sage
Marshal Add German
Mexico
Duncan
Fnlas Calles
Senora
Broke Pact Say Guardsmen In New York City
Representative Hurlbert of New York reports guardsmen who mustered in with the promise that their families would receive regular wages have not been paid by their employers. Adams Express Company promised to cover the difference between wages and army pay. Hurlbert vows to denounce advertisers making such promises on the House floor if found to be in error.
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Hurlbert
New York
National Guardsmen
New York City
Adams Express Company
Yaquis to Join Villa near Parral in Mexico
Three thousand Yaqui Indians crossed the Sierra Madre and stream eastward to join Villa's force near Parral. Believed to have been part of Carranza Gen Calles division. Gen George Beller reports the bandit leader may take control in Mexico within a short time.
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Washington Post
el Paso
Tex
Sierra Madre Mountain Range
Villas
Parral
Carranza
Calles
George Beller
Mexico
Republican Women Plan at Willard for Hughes Victory
The Womens National Republican Club met at the Willard to map plans for backing the Republican presidential nominee Mr Hughes. Discussions centered on new membership, appointing state chairmen, and organizing central committees to mobilize District and neighboring state women through speeches and meetings. Mrs Mary Jogan Tucker presided for her mother, honorary president Mrs John A Jogan.
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Womens National Republican Club
Willard
Hughes Tha
Mary Jogan Tucker
John A . Jogan
Prohibition Party Names Ford or Other Governors Hopefuls
Chicago reports that Henry Ford of Detroit Mid h will be nominated for President on the first ballot by the Prohibition party at its St Paul convention July 18 to 21 if he accepts. If Ford declines the choice narrows to Frank Hanly Eugene N Fass and William Sulzer, all former governors, with a platform endorsing world peace court a department of peace national woman suffrage initiative referendum recall tariff commission national prohibition and limited defense.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Detroit
Midh
Prohibition Party
St Paul
Ford
Eugene Chafin
Frank Hanty
Indiana
Eugene N Fass
Massachusetts
William Sulzer
New York
Worlds Peace Court
Department of Peace
United States
Women to Boom Hughes Alliance Mobilizes for Campaign
New York July 12 Plans were perfected for the Hughes Women Alliance campaign to be run by a central committee of 1000 women. Enrollment is expected to exceed 100000 with more than 100000 dollars to fund activities. Field work starts in the Suffrage States showcasing Hughes views on Americanism and labor and immigration laws.
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Wokyo
Russia
Japan
United States
Lkely
Tokyo
America
New York
Dplans
Hughes
Alliance
Ita
Fitzgerald Seeks Senate Fight Against Lodge
Former Boston mayor J F W Fitzgerald declares in a statement his candidacy for the Senate and says a strong Democratic opposition can beat Senator Lodge. He urges party endorsement and criticizes Lodge’s invincibility as foolish, noting the Progressive split helps the contest.
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Boston
Jonn F W Fitzgerald
Senate
Fitzgerald Uke Barka
Lodge
Democratic Party
Progressive Party
Buncombe
United States
Benate
Massachusetts
Early 1900s talks on Manchuria and open doors policy
The statements outline that the first agreement between Aisa and Japan concerns Manchurian policies in the 1900s. The second in 1910 joins with the third in 1916, moving China further, while the open door policy is not involved. No uneasiness for the United States is implied.
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William Philip Simms
Petrograd
Japan
America
Aisia
China
United States
Canadian prisoners in Germany jailed for war munitions refusal
Ottawa reports Canadian prisoners in Germany have been sentenced to a year in jail by German authorities for refusing to work on war munitions. Corporal Daniel A Simon, a former prisoner now in a Swiss internment camp, notes Corporal Harry Hogarth faces the same sentence and has appealed.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Germany
Corp
Daniel A Simon
Switzerland
Simons
Harry Hogarth
McCormick in Chicago Plans for Democratic Campaign HQ
Wanne McCormick chairman of the Democratic national committee visited Chicago to meet party leaders and finalize plans for opening a branch national campaign headquarters around August 1. He said a national committee of twelve to fifteen members would be announced soon and a meeting set to establish headquarters in Chicago and San Francisco or another Western city. The middle West campaign would be directed from Chicago and the Western effort from the Pacific coast. He noted Progressives may be included in the committee.
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York
Charles E Hughes
Ted
Bridge Champton
Willcox
Republican National Committee
Penrose
Murray Crane
Thompson
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Mr Hughes
Cornelius N Bliss
National Committee
George R Shildon
Fred W Upham
Uphams
Mr Bliss
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Harold L. Ickes
Illinois
Wanne McCormick
Democratic National Committee
National Campaign
New York
McCormick
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Campign
San Francisco
Middle West
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