Zapatistas Face Fierce Fight Around Mexico City
Federals and Zapata forces clash around Xochimilco and surrounding villages as reinforcements stream in. The capital remains guarded by about 20 000 troops and 60 cannons with reports of villages in flames and artillery at strategic points. Rebel positions hold near Xochimilco while federal troops push gains toward the town.
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Zapatistas
Mexico City
Jay
Tialpam
Xochimtzeo
Seld
Ajuste Mountains
Fedro Gleva
Tres Marias
Cuemnavnes
Zspatistas
Lagos
Pierre
Manta
Xochimilco
Xochimilen
Nefantry
Zapata
Tr Ia
Gen Villa Not Asked To Join Triumphal Entry
Wi Paso Texas July 3 Gen Vila has not been invited to take part in the triumphal entry into Mexico City. Reporters arriving today say Villa would participate if invited and that Washington fears a rift remains between Villa and his divisional commander. Villa officials at Torreon and Chihuahua say efforts to recruit for the army of the north have doubled.
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Wi Paso
Tex
Vila
Mexico City
Villa
Washington
Torreon
Chichuahua
Hera
Carranza
Mexico
Asto Zapata
Zapatista
Disappearance Case of Samuel Parks to be Raised in Mexico City
Samuel Parks disappearance during the early American occupation of Vera Cruz to be brought again to Mexican government attention. Secretary Garrison said further representations would pass through the State Department and be presented to the Secretary of State. Gen Huerta promised an investigation, but no action followed. Rumors claimed Parks was executed and his body destroyed.
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Samuel Parks
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Carbajal
Huerta
Garrison
State Department
Statf
Gen. Huerta
Parks
Agidiaral
Gus Castéllo
Mangel
Novelo
Arosta
Cepedala
Carranza
Ukewiss
Carranza urges leniency for rebels and names American friends
Victoria Mexico July 2 Carranza calls for leniency only for those not involved in the deaths of Madero and Suarez while promising strict adherence to the law for all charged with overthrowing the government He introduces Capt S G Hopkins and Joan R Silliman as American friends and representatives whose support he valued The banquet crowd cheered Silliman and voiced strong U S support Carranza notes most insurgents named by him as indispensable to eliminate have left Mexico within two years
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Victoria
Mexico
Laredo
Tex
Carranza
Francisco Madera
Pino Suarez
Capt S. G Hopkins
Washington
United States
Joan R. Silliman
Gen. Carranza
Vivas
Silliman
Sulliman
Gen
Republic of the
North
Gmmran
U S Warn Villa as Rebel Split Looms at Border
State Department envoy George Carothers heads to Chihuahua to press Gen Francisco Villa for a say in the postwar government and stricter arms embargo at the border. El Paso officers enforce munitions ban as Villa loyalists seek influence amid Carranza rift.
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State Department
Chihuahtua
Washington
Juarez
Mexico
George
Carothers
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Guerrero
United States
Villa
Carranza
Nakce
Carranza- Villa
Garothers
Department
Hhia
Carransa
EL Paso
George Bell, Jr
Burwell Burial Notice in Mexico Tampico
Obituary notices list several deaths with details of families and funeral arrangements. Burwell of this city dies suddenly near Tampico Mexico. service at St Mark's Episcopal Church Friday at 2:30 pm with interment Fork Creek Cemetery. Additional notices include Crampton Eckloff La Fontaine Meliscr and Miller family obituaries with service locations and interment plans.
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Providence Hospital
Hat
Tr Lls
John Miller
Joseph Linwler
Pennsylvania Avenue
Glenwood Donte
Diplomatic Worries Rise Over Mexican Crisis
Reuters dispatches describe a perilous outlook as Carranza seeks a possible armistice with Carbajal while Zapata and Villa loom as volatile factors. Officials expect amnesty talks and a peaceful transfer, yet fears grow of northern operations and a possible entry into Mexico City before constitutionalist forces arrive.
Uneasy About 2 States In Local Democratic Contests
The President stated that the administration does not take part in local Democratic factional fights in any state. He declined to say if he would maintain a neutral stance in New York and Illinois contests. The Secretary of State’s role in the Illinois campaign was described as personal, not official administration policy. He showed a willingness to meet Representative Fitzgerald and other New York Democrats to discuss patronage recognition concerns.
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Srata
New York
Tlinois
Tecalva
Fitzgerald
Congress
Jones 252
Day‘venter
Capitol
Senate
White House
Jones
Harvester Trust
Shively
Indiana
Stone
Missouri
Harvester
Hitchcock
Trade Commission
Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Peter Trade Commission
United States
Jenes
Benator Reed
Miraguri
Kern
U.S. Sues New Haven Over Transport Merger
The government charges the New Haven system with creating monopolistic control through a merger that delays freight, uses inferior and unsafe equipment, suppresses competition, raises rates, and undermines unit autonomy. The lengthy anti trust brief, prepared by Mr. Gregory, outlines extensive coordination across states and subsidiaries.
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Vermont
Grand Track
New Haven
Gregory
Nce
Jones withdrawal from Federal Reserve board nomination
Thomas D. Jones of Chicago withdraws his nomination to the Federal Reserve board after a partisan dispute over his ties to the International Harvester Company. The letters between Jones and the President, and Wilson’s reply, reflect concern about partisanship and the burden on the administration.
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Jones
International Harvester Company
Senate
Fourth Death From Plague Strikes New Orleans
The plague claimed its fourth victim in New Orleans as a 73 year old grandmother Regina Schmidt died at the same address where Helen Spell, age 10, contracted the disease last Saturday. Dr. W C Rucker, assistant surgeon general, said Hugh De Waltd would travel from Washington to join federal physicians tackling the outbreak.
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New Orleans
Helen Spell
Gina Schmidt
W. C. Rucker
Hugh de Waltd
Washington
Jones Nomination Stirs Senate as Opponents Rally
Senators lash Jones selection for the Federal Reserve Board amid party-wide protests and claims the move would place a trusted monopoly defender on a key post. President faces pressure as Indiana Missouri and others threaten reelection fuel. Debate centers on antitrust concerns and independence from partisan influence.
Hindus Sail for Home from Vancouver Harbor
The Japanese steamer Komagata, carrying two Hindus detained by Canada over deportation, departed Vancouver bound for the Orient. Police and harbour services stayed on standby as Rainbow ferried the ship out. Canada spent over $10,000 provisioning the voyage. Hindus, largely former British soldiers, faced deportation amid India politics.
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Vancouver
B.C
Rainbow
Shanghai
India
Russian Rioters Kill Dozens in Petrograd Street Clash
In BL Petersburs the fighting between strikers and police left at least five workers dead and eight seriously wounded, with three officers injured. Official figures cite 120,000 workers in the city, including streetcar staff, though many laborers in building trades are not counted. Red flags and revolutionary songs were heard as dawn approached.
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Peterspurs
Suchy
BL Petersburs
Thea
Troops and Mob Battle During Street Car Strike
In St John New Brunswick on July 2 a three hour clash with a 1000 strong mob turned Market Square chaotic as overturned cars burned and firemen were stoned. Royal Canadian Dragoons charged rioters wounding Lieut Stettin. a dredge worker, William Bennett, was shot by a defender. Mayor Frink read the riot act as unrest surged during a strike and strikebreakers arrival.
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Frink
Market Square
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Stettin
Wiliam Bennett
Baltimore Feud Flare Over Illinois Senator Nomination
Special report from Chicago notes Secretary of State action in Washington angers Champ Clark supporters and strengthens Roger Sullivan. The 1900s feud traces to the Baltimore convention. Illinois delegation backed Clark, but Sullivan gains backing as Clark allies vow revenge. Northern Illinois Democrats rally to Sullivan while southern factions oppose Clark.
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Baltimore
Washinston
Chicago
Washington
Champ Clark
Roger ©. Sullivan
Illinois
Clark
Roger Sullivan
Sullivan
HE. Campbell
Alton
Campbell
Drug Fiends Seek Frison In Rochester July 6
Desperate due to the state law banning sale of heroin, cocaine, morphine and other habit forming drugs becoming effective July 1. Eight young men, victims of addiction, applied to police seeking confinement. Some said they might murder or self destruct if not restrained. Authorities plan a hospital for detention and treatment of the victims and others who may apply.
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Rochester
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Reported
Arrived Boyw Ametertam from New York at Bederdach. Sailing Adriatic from Liverpool for New York. Boeanic from Queenstowa for New York. Waterland from Southampton for New York. Celtis from New York for Liverpool. Reported La Secola from Heyra, dock New York about Anon Saturday. Tallie from Liverpool will dock New York by tonight or Saturday.
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New York
Bederdach
Adriatic
Liverpool
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