Huerta and Orozco Arrested Then Released in El Paso
A U S grand jury and justice department actions tied to alleged plots to incite revolution in Mexico lead to arrests of Huerta and Orozco in El Paso. Both were released on bonds after hearings and temporary detention at Fort Bliss. Huerta later traveled to his daughter's home while Orozco stayed with friends.
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Texas
Special
Bevihdor
Department of Justice
Huerta
Droxcox
Our
Papera
Torland “Herts
Merica
Pascual Orosto
Newman
N. M
Fort Blisd
Huertd
Orozco
Uml
Mexico
Federal Building
Fort Bliss
Gen. Huerta
Newmah
United States
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Newplan
Gen. Orozco
Ixperia Orozco
United States District Attorney
San Antonio
George. Oliver
Fort Bilsa
Nias Luis Fuentes
Changes. HS Evidence WOW Says Thaw Is Sure
Streeter commission appoints Aacich on March 3 as head of a panel reviewing thaw evidence. Officials say new findings could alter policy. Local officials emphasize cautious approach while awaiting detailed report.
Thaw Case Trial Cited Over Newspaper Coverage
Justice Hendrix warned press penalties if reporters continue harsh coverage of a thaw case. He urged restraint and threatened to summon journalists for contempt of court if coverage did not stop.
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Newark
Hendrix
Uhleas
Jme
Equrt
Editorial on Grand Jury Contempt In Marion County
The Marion county editorial claims Judge Collins tried to confine the grand jury and indictments were returned under pressure. Prosecutor Rucker denounces the piece as false and libelous and seeks a $500 fine, costs, and three months in jail or house of correction.
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Jory
Notte
Marion
Collins
Demoe Rockey
Ollins
Anniversary of Archduke Ferdinand's Assassination Noted
Vienna marked the first anniversary of Archduke Francis Ferdinand's death with solemn observances. Austrian and German newspapers published elegies praising his service to the throne while special services were held and crowds gathered. A German submarine sank the coast liner Lueina but its crew survived, rescued by a trawler.
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Vienna
Zerdzevo
Francis
Ferdinand
Austria
Germany
iThrough
Josef
Koan
Queenstown
Lueina
Thirty seven entrants in Washington lawn contest prize awards
A local firm sponsors a yard beauty contest to improve lawns in Washington. Judges Mayor McCarty Mayor House Vincenties Penrod and Seymour measure cleanliness weed control and ornamentation across thirty seven entrants with prizes including lawn care gear flour and a silk umbrella.
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McCarty
Washington
House
Vincenties
Penrod
Loofootee
Ross
Seymour
Inc
Colwell
O'Donnell & “Bary. i Hardware Company
W. H. Clore Manufacturing Co
Hatfield & Palmer Hardware Company
Bell Clothing Company
Firth
Norris
Kdovej
Att Mlose
Jubilant Sister Orchestra and Nielsen to Headline Evening Concert
The Meruer Sisters Orchestra led by Natto Furnished presents a varied program with Alice Nielsen premiering tonight as the prime attraction. Verdi's Triumphal March from Aida and a medley of patriotic airs close the show as Judge Ogdon introduces ex Governor Shallenberger who laments materialism and praises national culture and freedom.
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Shallenberger
Nebraska
Maare Bieve
Verdi
Quartett- Gate
William Doodle
Jocelyn
Godard
Briell
Gray
Shailenberger
Ogdon
Jsm
Ann
German reply to American note otten ships planned
June 28. German reply to the second American note on the Lusitania. Aiming to send Germany's answer before July 1. The tentative draft outlined by the United Press has not yet been approved by Grand Admiral von Tirpitz. The official said the reply will take a form no one in America can object to.
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Glin
Lusitania
Gerard
Germany
United Presa
von Tirpitz
United Prete
America
Russian Grand Duke Foils German Break Near Lemberg
Petrograd reports the Russian Grand Duke thwarted Austro German efforts to pierce the line near Lemberg and threaten the southeastern armies. Troops retreated to a fortified defensive front along two small rivers, with strong positions maintained despite heavy assaults.
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Petrograd
Lemberg
Lemdere
Hes
Zapatistas Reported Defeating Carranzistas
Washington dispatch reports Gen Zapata's forces defeating the Carranzistas under General Gonzales. The State Department advisory notes confusion from a dispatch from Mexico City and Council Canada with word that the capital was cut off from the world as Carranza rushed to Mexico City with troops.
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Washington
D. C
Genzal Zapata
Mexico City
Hava
Carransistas
Gonzales
State Department
Council Canada
Nera Crux
Zapatistas
Carragalstan
Carransa
Shoes stolen in Washingtonlw street crime case
Archie Clark and Johnnie Logan faced charges after a Sunday night theft at the Whetzell store. Clark pled guilty to a larceny count before Mayor McCarty and was bound over to circuit court. The pair allegedly rode a boxcar to Washington, entered the shop area, and fled with two pairs of shoes while an accomplice escaped.
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Archie Clark
Claree
McCarty
Whetzell
Clark
Washington
Ruby
Atale Coniranion
Mooney
Baer
Claré
Kjork
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LAWK
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Iatreet
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Kutter
Frou Walker
W. Walngt
Render
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Nielsen Will
Meurer Sisters Orchestra
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Natto
Alice Nielsen
Donna
Milo Frost
Zapata Forges
Carranzistos
Carrenza Bashing
Avaltechie
Lance
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