Trevino affirms united front against bandits in Mexico
Gen Jacin o Trevino, Northeast military commander, declares Carranza government unity to restore order and pursue Villa's bandits. He rejects rumors of revolt and notes executions of Villa officers. Gen Matias Ramos advances plan to crush outlaw band in southern Chihuahua as bases tighten near Rombrereillo.
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Trevine
Ja! Manga
Camargo
Matias Ramos
Chihuahua
Ins
Trevino
Reverta Fromie Ramos
Varcal
Rombrereillo
Obituary notices from a July 1918 page
A collection of short funeral notices for Julia Basch George Carroll Lee Matee Merrill and others dated July 1916 1918 from Brooklyn Annapolis Germantown Dover and Washington with details on relatives funeral venues and interment plans.
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Annapolis
Wi Deal & Co
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Matee
Virginia Matee
Iermantown
William McAtee
Merrill Military Order OF the Loyal Legion
United Stat
Distriet
Columbia
Washington
Simeon Hawaan Merrili
Capos
Cras
California
National Cemetery
Arlington
Virgini
Colby M Chester
Navy
Thomas BH. M Kef
MILMS
H Atreet
Mart J
Theodore Miles
Flower Hill
Navan
Ireland
Bar
Batuhday
Aloysius’ Church
Masa
Boom
Glenwood Cemetery
Potter
Japanese Gunners Aided In Killing Americans at Carrizal
Wounded Tenth Cavalry troopers arriving at Fort Sam Houston report seeing small dark yellow men among Carrizistas at Carrizal who used machine guns to mow down American soldiers. General Funston states he does not accept it as fact but would not be surprised if Japanese were in ranks of Carranzistas and Villistas.
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Carrizal
San Antonio
Carrisal
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Funston
Six Slashing Boxing Bouts At Pershing's Camp Mexico
Six boxing matches closed a smoker at Gen Pershing's camp in Mexico with proceeds funding athletic supplies for American troops. A 39 foot ring stood on a hill said to be Aztec chiefs' resting place as officers watched from improvised seats. No knockouts, but action was steady among white and colored fighters with several known for glove skill.
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Pershing
Mexico
General Pershing
Columbus
N. Mex
Tenth Cavalry
Carranza Seeks Peace Talks Yet Shuns Action on Mediation
Mexico City July 14 Gen. Carranza said negotiations with Washington were satisfactory due to mutual goodwill and avoided war though he would pursue war if needed He refused to discuss Wilson mediation or Latin American mediation and urged keeping agitators abroad. He expected reforms to be incorporated into the constitution and a later presidential election after reconstruction. A nationwide amnesty law would be delayed until the government is secure.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Carranza
Washington
United States
Wilson
Frst
Guardsmen Rout Bandits At Rio Grande Border
San Antonio July 14 reports Company C Second Texan Infantry became the first national guard unit to exchange fire with Mexicans. Six armed Mexicans attempting to cross the Rio Grande near Donna were spotted at 3 am. They halted then advanced, the Texans firing. The Mexicans retreated. no Americans were hurt and no Mexicans believed struck.
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San Antonio
Tex
Second
Texan Infantry
National Guard
Rio Grande
Donna
Missing U. S. Aviators Back From Colonia Dublan
Two army Lieuts Ira A. Rader and John Brooks returned to Columbus New Mexico after being missing from General Pershing s headquarters camp since yesterday They were forced by fuel shortage to land on an uncharted stretch and walked 46 miles back to camp The planes were undamaged and will be brought back shortly.
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Columbus
N. Mex
Ira A. Rader
John Brooks
Fershing
Colonia Dublan
Ma. C
Farnsworth
Mexico Northwestern supply train released from Juarez hold
El Paso July 14. The Mexico Northwestern train carrying supplies for Casas Grandes merchants for Gen. Pershing’s forces was held up in Juarez by Gen. Gonzales’ order. It was released today on instructions from Gen. Jacinto Trevino at Chihuahua City. No reason was given by Juarez authorities for the delay. the release instructions were said to come from Mexico City.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico Northwestern
Casas Grandes
Army corps expands at Brownsville with new troops
Brownsville Texas July 14 one more division of State troops is ordered into the district bringing total American forces to about 50 000 men. The reinforcement includes seven infantry regiments one field artillery regiment two cavalry squadrons and one auxiliary troop from Iowa North and South Dakota Louisiana and Oklahoma.
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Brownsville
Tex
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Inquiry on Hearst Ranch Claimed Seizure by Mexican Gov
Special Agent Rodgers in Mexico City was told by the State Department to probe Mrs. Phoebe Hearst’s claim that her ranch in Mexico was confiscated by the de facto government. An embassy dispatch said Zapata troops were nearly annihilated by Carranan forces at Milos Alta, about 30 miles from Mexico City.
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Rodgers
Mexico City
State Department
Phoebe Hearst
Mexico
Zapata
Milos Alta
Eight Bandits Headed for U S Border in Juarez Area
Mexico City July 14 report from Chihuahua says eight bandits move toward the American border near Juarez pursued by a detach ment of Mexican troops. Clash between Constitutionalists and Zapatistas near Santiago de Tiazala ends with government forces victorious. two Zapatista generals and 57 soldiers killed.
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Mexico City
Juarez
Chihuahua
Constitutionalst
Zapatista
Santiago de Tiazala
State of Mexico
Peru Denies Secret Treaty
Lima Peru on July 14 stated there was no truth in reports that Peru and Venezuela had concluded a secret agreement to seize vast tracts of land disputed with Colombia and Ecuador. The reports circulated in Latin American diplomatic circles in Washington this week, provoking fears for regional peace.
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Lima
Peru
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Washington
Two Paralysis Suspects Quarantined In Washington
Two suspected infantile paralysis cases emerged in Washington with a 2-year-old white girl in the northwest. The case prompted quarantine after a doctor noted facial weakness and limp, though recovery began. Officials warned residents after a harsh bread safety proclamation and urged precautions as federal surgeons were sent to assist New York investigations.
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Washington
Health Department
John L. Norris
342 Dead in Epidemic in New York City
New York health officials report 342 deaths in the infantile paralysis epidemic as 182 new cases arise in 24 hours. Health Commissioner Emerson urges physicians to use adrenalin on their own responsibility while federal experts remain cautiously optimistic about its efficacy.
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William C. Rucker
United States Public Health Service
New York
Rucker
C. H. Lavinder
Public Health Service
Lavinder
Charles E. Banka
Milwaukee
C. H. Gardner
Buffalo
A. W. Freeman
Cincinnati
J. Meltzer
Rockefeller Institute
Emerson
Health Department
Abel
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Louis ©. Ager
Aida
Hospitala
Five Boroughs
Daring Bathing Suits Spark Chicago Fountain Show
In Chicago promoters announce a fashion stunt for August 7 featuring enticing models in daring bathing suits exhibited in a fountain built for the event. Other clothing models will be shown, with the bathing suit display expected to draw crowds by train.
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Chicago
Atlantic City
Border Harmony Near as Talks with Carranza Advance
Informal U S talks with Gen. Carranzaoye advanced with Polk and Mexican Ambassador Arredondo formulating specific questions for a possible Joint International Commission under the 1848 treaty. President Wilson discussed the matter with advisers as Arredondo warns against sensational reports seeking intervention.
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Carranza
Joint Commission
Arredondo
United Sates
Gen. Carranza
Polk
Eliseo Arredondo
Desig Yate
Mexico City
Gen
Carransa
Mr_i Polk
State Department
Wilson
Slump in odds on Hughes shifts in New York betting
Special to The Washington from New York July 14 reports Wall Street betting odds on the presidential race have fallen for Hughes. Ed ward McQuade, a curb broker handling large commissions, notes Hughes backers now offer about 4 to 6 and even his supporters wager little. Previously odds of 2 to 1 were cited and $16,000 from the Pacific Coast was placed to back Wilson at 1 to 2, with no takers so far.
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Washington
New York
Wall Street
Hughes
Edward McQuade
Financial
Pacific Coast
Wilson
Wilson declines independent leadership offer in progressive era
President Wilson replies to Philadelphia editor J C Parker that he bears no jealously toward independent parties. He argues the Democratic party holds most progressive power, can lead the nation, and is proud to be its nominee to guide the movement.
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J. C. Parker
Philadelphia
Wilson
Parker
Democratic Party
Christy Divorce Case Dropped at Plaintiff’s Request
Howard Chandler Christy, famed artist, had his divorce suit against Mabelle Thompson Christy dismissed today in Zanesville Ohio. The action was withdrawn at the request of plaintiff's attorney John Frazier after months of litigation.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Howard Chandler Christy
Mabelle Thompson Christy
John Frazier
REFUSE TO INDORSE HUGHES IN KY PROGRESSIVE MEETING
Lousville Kentucky July 14 resolutions from a called Kentucky Progressive State executive committee repudiating the national committee’s endorsement of Hughes for President. The party declares it has been betrayed, refuses to align with the Republicans, and sets electors for November. A bull moose emblem replaces Roosevelt. A four member committee will work with Progressives in other states to call a new national convention for a presidential candidate.
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Theodore Roosevalt
Whitman Trains With Professional Pugilist for Campaign
Gov Whitman engages Jack McCan for a structured boxing based fitness program to sharpen sidestep, duck, uppercut technique for the November election. McCan, longtime Albany YMCA gym instructor, will oversee medicine ball workouts rope skipping and drills to ready the governor for a decisive bout.
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Washington Post
New York
Whitman
Jack McCan
McCan
Albany Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
New Check Collection Plan Inaugurated Nationwide
Reserve Banks will inaugurate tomorrow a country wide system for collecting bank checks. The move, tied to the Federal reserve system, is viewed as second in importance only to the opening of the twelve Federal reserve banks in November 1914.
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New York
Federal Reserve Banks
Cyclone Davis Seeks Ballot Name Change in Texas Race
Representative J H Davis of Texas sues to force printing his nickname Cyclone Davis on the November ballot. He previously ran with the nickname in parentheses, but the current ticket lists only J H Davis. Davis contends Texans would recognize him by Cyclone and fears confusion with another Davis on the ticket. A legal challenge is planned to insert Cyclone on the ticket.
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J. H. Davis
Texas
Cyclone
Davis
Mr. Davis
Lone Star State
Hughes Opens Campaign Tour With Detroit Speech
Charles E. Hughes will deliver speeches in a transcontinental tour with Detroit set as the opening city on August 7. He listed five tentative stops including Chicago and either St Paul or Minneapolis, with dates for San Francisco and Los Angeles undetermined.
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Bridgehampton
Charles E. Hughes
Detroit
Chicago
Paul
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hughes
St. Paul
Rockies
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Comtagious Disease Bureau
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Moose
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