Washington Post 1916 Mexican policy shifts and defense talk
Carranza replaces Gen Trevio with Herrera in Chihuahua command. War Department says Trevino recalled to Mexico City as U S officials weigh Carranza demands and possible commission to mediate. Wilson may seek broad powers for a joint commission while delaying troop withdrawal.
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Washington Post
Butler
Belknap
Carranza
Gen
Trevins
Vs. Scannels
Frisco
Anne Martin
Chicago
Karl S. Reed
Creek
Naval
Herrera
War Department
Fort Washington
Luis Herrera
Arranza
Chihuahua
Chith Trevino
Mex
Ranna
Borden
Evertmeat
Pecs
United States
Trevino
Abreago
Chihuar
Bell
Barker amNY appears cryptic with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR text references GEO. M. BARKER and Hartshorne with unclear phrases. No clear event, date, or action is readable to form a coherent news item.
Guardsmen Hurt As Train Collision In Texas Night
Eight guardsmen were injured when a troop train collided with a home seekers’ special train near Bay City on the St Louis Brownsville and Mexico railroad. Four of the wounded are from the Second Battalion First Minnesota Artillery. The Minnesota troops were en route to Browneville for quartermaster duties. Officials report the incident as under investigation and no fatalities are recorded.
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Mounted Guard
Bisbee
San Antonio
Tex
Bay City
St. Louis, Brownaviks and Mexico
Funston
First
Minnesota Artillery
Browneville
Anesota
Ager
Villa Still A Menace To Torreon Not Near It
San Antonio July 23 American army officers dispute Carranza optimism. Gen Bell cites an American saying Villa did not attack Torreon or sever communications but moves south toward Torreon via Trinidad. Refugees report Villa forces not yet in Torreon or near it, with reports of famine and hardship in Torreon and Durango.
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Sonora
United States
State Department
Aubtolswion
Carranza
Mexico
Department
Eliseo Arredondo
Carfansa
Jesfanate
Arradando
San Antonio
Tex
Lila
Bell
Willa
Torsaor
Torreon
Travan Alx
Feil
S & Pasolas
Parralan
Villa Waa
Inde
Durango
Terreon
Dave Laredo
Villa
Weekly Militia Reports Called For By War Department
The War Department instructed army commanders on the border to submit weekly reports detailing physical conditions, treatment, and duties. Seventeen reports announced yesterday will be published uncensored to document hardships endured by militiamen.
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War Department
Man Shot on Street In Critical Condition
An unidentified Black man about 22 is at Casualty Hospital with stab wounds after a police pickup near Third Street and South Avenue. A man named Charles, 37, was arrested earlier in the incident, while a second unidentified man and a witness reported hearing the assailant shout before the attack.
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Tate
Ade
Harry
Cardinal Gibbons Is 82 Birthday in Baltimore
Baltimore marked Cardinal Gibbons eighty second birthday with a ceremonial announcement and reflections on his long service. The event drew church officials and local figures as the city honored the cardinal’s contributions to the church and community.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gipsbons
CRIA
Milla Carrall
City News in Brief Highlights From Yesterday’s Incidents
Raymond Cosby, 21, of Tenth Street Northwest, injured on a tidal boat float with a forehead gash needing four stitches. He was treated at Emergency Hospital and returned home. Hermen Canghoran, 23, Fort Myer garrison, heat prostration received care at a Montreal hospital, later listed as heat exhaustion. Miss Joyce Jackson of Columbus Ohio spoke at Ebenezer Yechadlat Episcopal Church on “Cut Work: Work.” Misa M A ld Maile presided and William D. Dean gave invocation. Local branches of the Thaosophi cal society in Wash net Capital Cr wee jist nia.
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Raymond Cosby
Tenth Street Northweat
Basta
Hermen Canghoran
Defreas Street
Fort Myer
Metreal
Winconsin Avenue
Georgstow
Tieapital
Tda
Joyce Jackson
Columbus
Ohio
National Association of Colored Women's Clubs
Ebenezer Yechadlat Episcopal Church
Ross
Birmingham
Ala
Eret Noven
Alabama
Misa M
Pershing's Aero Squadron Ready for Field Service
Report from El Paso says 600000 rounds reached Colonia Dublan amid ongoing target practice by expeditionary troops. Unofficial Columbus base reports announce Firat aero squadron planes equipped with steel propellers, tested for over two months and now ready for field service after climate-related adjustments.
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el Paso
Tex
Colonia Dublan
Chihuahua
Columbus
Firat Aero Squadron
Sir William Ramsay Dead Scientist and Nobel Laureate
London July 23 Sir William Ramsay KC B noted chemist died this morning. Born in Glasgow he was professor of chemistry at University College Bristol since 1889. His early education spanned Glasgow Academy and Glasgow University with study under Lord Kelvin, later teaching roles in Glasgow and Scotland.
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London
William Ramsay
Sir William Ramsay
Glasgow
University College
Bristol
Glasgow Academy
University
University of Glasgow
Lord Kelvin
University of Tubernin
England
Aee
Anderasa College
Glasgow University
Prices Near Peak Says Redfield As Efficiency Cuts Cost
Secretary Redfield asserted that prices have likely peaked and may decline as increased production and efficiency reduce costs. He compared the trend to a mountain summit followed by a broad tableland, noting drops will vary by article and market conditions. He emphasized ongoing rising production across the country drives lower costs over time.
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Redfield
Parker declines to run as American party VP pick
New Orleans July 23 John M Parker Progressive nominee for Vice President said he declined an invitation to be the American party vice presidential candidate. He said a telegram asked him to run with former Gov William Sulzer and that a conference promised support in all sections but the South. Parker noted an American party convention would be held soon in Minneapolis and that he declined with thanks as he is not seeking office.
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New Orleans
John M. Parker
American Party
Mr. Parker
William Sulzer
New York
Sulser
Minneapolis
Todey T
Campaign drivers seek Indiana win for Hughes
Special to The Washingter Poet from Indianapolis July 23 managers of Charles W. Fairbanks campaign express confidence they can carry Indiana for Hughes. This comes after the State Progressive convention in which a bull moose faction dominated a full State ticket though many delegates opposed it. Jackson Boyd, a former State chairman and delegate, quit the party when efforts to drop the State ticket failed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Chariaa EF. Hughes
Bull Movie Party
Jackson Boyd
WILLCOX CALLS ON HUGHES IN BRIDGEHAMPTON
Republican chairman Willcox motored through rain and mud from Great Neck to Bridgehampton to confer with Charles E. Hughes about the August 5 transcontinental trip. Willcox planned to watch an early train in New York and discussed speaking engagements for Hughes. Heavy rain fell all day as Hughes stayed indoors.
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Bridgehampton
William RK. Willcox
Repubblican National
Great Neck
Liu
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Peters Out of Race for Massachusetts Governor Nomination
Washington reports that Adjutant General Cole is likely to announce his candidacy for governor as the Massachusetts militia work nears completion on the Mexican border. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew J. Peters withdraws from consideration as the Democratic hopeful this fall.
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Aperts
Rns
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Adjt
Cole
Massachusetts
McCall
Andrew J. Peters
the Treasury
Ex Senator Patterson Dies at 77 in Denver
Former United States senator Thomas M Patterson aged 77 died at his Denver home after weeks of poor health. A noted editor attorney and political figure he served in the Senate from 1941 to 1957 and led the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Times. He was a durable Democratic and Populist force with extensive Denver real estate holdings.
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Denver
Cole
Thomas M. Patterson
United States
Hal
Senator Patterson
Oan
Oloratio
United States Senate
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Time
Senate
Eariie
Gay George
Canac
Patterson
Colquitt Leads in Texas Democratic Primary Runoff
Dallas July 23 Senator Culberson led Dr B P Brooks by about 200 votes as late returns from yesterday's Democratic U S senatorial primary came in. Colquitt widened his lead over the field with 76,308 votes against Brooks 67,620 and Culberson 55,345. Governor race shows Ferguson 163,519 Morris 110,776 Marshall 7,771. Wet counties narrowing anti prohibition support as returns flow in.
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Dallas
Tex
Culberson
P. Brooks
Brocke
Colquitt
C. H. Colquitt
Charles A. Culberson
8. P. Bronka
Brooks
Culberann
T. M. Campbell
R. L. Henry
John Davis
James E. Ferguson
C. M. Morris
H. ©. Marshall
Daniel B. Garrett
Jeff McLemorr
Houston
Prohibition nominates Hanly for Presidency in August notification
Chicago reports formal notification to J Frank Hanly of his Prohibition Party presidential nomination to occur Tuesday afternoon August 8 at his Indianapolis home. Dr Kaliandrith may also be notified. The Prohibition national executive committee will meet here at 9 a.m. next Thursday to organize a campaign committee.
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Miss Anne Martin
Woman's Party National Committee
Chicago
State Street
Misa Martin
Miss Martin
Colorado Springs
Woman's Party
J. Frank Hanly
Prohibition
Oliver W. Stewart
Maine primary on today in Portland
A Maine primary to fill the late Edwin C Burleigh seat draws little statewide excitement. Democrats field only Kenneth C M Sills of Bowdoin College, while Republicans contest between former Maine Gov Fernald and ex-Representative Frank B Guernsey. Fernald favored though Guernsey has some support.
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Portland
United States
Renata
Edwin C. Burleigh
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Fiav
Brrr
M. Fernald
Frank B. Guernery
Fernald
Guernsey
Militia strict with New York troops raid net 27 men
Maj. Gen. O Ryan orders enforcement of dry and uniform rules in the New York division. A saloon raid in Mission leads to the arrest of seven teen from the Second Infantry and nine from the Sixty ninth. One man escaped, who faces a summary court. 27 soldiers face fines roughly half a month’s pay. Despite few cases, overall conduct among 12 600 McAllen Mission Pharr troops is praised.
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New York
Washington
Sixth Division
United States Army
McAllen
Tex
O'Ryan
Mission
Second Infantry
John H Foote
Pharr
M. C A
Cutting Ends Fatally After Street Altercation
Detectives raced to 1716 Raventh Street NW after a man with a severed jugular died en route to Emergency Hospital. James Ennis, 86, of Wilmington, Del, was identified. police seek Charles H Beatty, 35, cleaner and tailor at 1718 Seventh Street, hoping he can explain the killing.
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Eighth Precinct
Flather
Cace Vlent
James Hartley
Central Office
Baur
Evans
Stringfellow
O'Mea
Varnwell
Boyle
Jones
Jamez Ennia
Wilmington
Del
Charles H Beatty
Seventh Street
Ennis
Beatty
Girl Hangs Self in Cell at Police Station
Mary Grimes alias Fannie Miller, 19, of 2041 Ninth Street NW, a prisoner at the Eighth precinct on a house breaking charge, was found yesterday afternoon hanging by a cord from the cell door. Police cut her down, she was semi conscious, treated by Dr. Dennison, then sent to the Washington Asylum Hospital.
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Mary Grimes
Fannie Miller
Ninth Street
Eighth Po Nes
Station House
Dennison
Washington Asylum
Why Girls Kiss Soldiers in Wartime Cambridge Report
Cambridge dispatch reports Dr. Max Bal of Clark College Worcester explains why girls kiss soldiers. He says the attraction lies in the uniform and the appeal of good looking strong young Americans, not a premeditated plan. The impulse is uncontrollable once they view the soldiers.
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Cambridge
Sana
Awly
Max Bal
Clark College
Worcester
Planning for Big Revival in Alexandria Va
A sprawling Alexandria notice outlines preparations for a September revival led by evangelist Gipay Smith Jr. Committees from Protestant churches will organize services, including a nurses committee with one woman from each church. A Westminster building meeting will form the coordination group and arrange events, while details of attendees and injuries from a separate incident are noted in fragmented lines.
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Reau
King Street
Alexandria
Gipay Smith, Jr
Westminster
Rarink
Will
Joseph Hyland
Moon
Washington
Baltimore County
Mda
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