General Huerta Re elected President in Mexico City Vote
Elections held in Huerta controlled territory show Huerta as favorite for presidency with Blanquet as vice president and deputies and senators re elected. Washington officials await results and speculate on Lascurain as constitutional successor amid mediation talks. Villa accepts Carranza authority while remaining northern division commander in Torreon talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Huerta
Gen. Huerta
Geo. Blanquet
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Washington
D. C
Duerta
Yooting
Madero
Suarez
Buerta
Lauscurain
Lascurain
Luis Cabrera
Rafael Zubaran
Carranza
Wilson
Mexico
Gen. Blanquet
Minster of War
Villa
Saltillo, Mex
Laredo
Tex
Torreon
Vasconcelos
Saltillo
United States
Rafael Zaharan
Huarta
Carranga
Paper delivery notice for late copies and contact numbers
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Waterloo Eyes Large City Bank Merger Through Fraternal Pact
A booster campaign will seek 500 memberships in eight days to form the Iowa Fraternal association in Waterloo. The plan aims to merge with a large northeastern city financial concern and place a half million capital on the Waterloo floor with local officers. Members will receive life protection and loan options after three years, with ages 16 to 69 showing rates from 15.60 to 56.26 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
HOU
Lawa Fraternal Association
Focal Association
Iowa Fraternal Association
Seek Survivor of Explosion in Tenement House
New York July 6 Michael Murphy 19 the sole survivor among free speech advocates from the deadly explosion that wrecked the tenement at 1626 Lexington Avenue is being hunted by police. He vanished after briefly appearing at a nearby station where officers gave him clothes and then left, possibly to reveal the real story behind the blast and the presence of alarm clocks and bomb components in the Berger apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Murphy
Lexington Avenue
Murphy
Tig
Berger Apartments
Morris Named Minister to Sweden by Wilson Action
Washington July 6 President Wilson prepared the nomination of Ira H Morris of Chicago to be minister to Sweden for transmission to the Senate The president also considers Representative Peters of Massachusetts for assistant secretary of the treasury to succeed Charles S Hamlin on the Federal Reserve Board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ira H. Morris
Chicago
Sweden
Wilson
Senate
Representative Peters
Massachusetts
12000 Men Strike at English Arsenal
Woolwich England July The entire government arsenal staff of 12 000 men strikes in protest over the dismissal of an engineer who refused to erect machinery on a foundation built by nonunion laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Arsenal
Woolwich
England
Strim Ktodar
No life mask for Bryan in Washington circles
A private attempt by Emlen Garet to obtain a sitting with Secretary of State Bryan ends with Washington insiders joking that the secretary remains unavailable. A friend arranged the process through the private secretary Jorha Nebraskan, but the plan collapses as word spreads that Bryan will not sit for a mask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Hrvan
Washington
Emlen Garet
Tate
Garet
Bryan
Jo Rha Nebraskan
Tt Wag
Arvan
Family of Four Slain in Blue Island Home
A German laborer Jacob and his wife, daughter, and the latter's infant child were killed by an ax in their Blue Island Illinois home. Police chief Knirsch said the killer acted deliberately and nothing of value was taken. The crime was found by Jacob Neglesia Jr, who said his daughter had been separated from her husband for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Blue Island
Jacob
Rgter
Benjamin Knirsch
Jacob Neglesia, Jr
Hamilton
Dr. Carman
Mias
Aroudr
Carman
Oolffer
Golder
Talephans
Carpan
Record field tops with 107 starters in Iowa golf meet
Ottumwa July 6. One hundred seven starters, the largest in the state down meet, teed off in qualifying rounds of the Iowa State Golf association event. Des Moines players led by Ralph Rider Don Newburn and James Hubbell rate as top visitors while Ottumwa club entries Bartlett Baker Smith and Cowles aim to contend. Play today and tomorrow will determine low score medal and flights of 42 with match play starting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Iowa State Golf Association
Ralph Rider
Don Newburn
James Hubbell
Des Moines
Ottimwa
Bartlett
Baker
Smith
Cowles
Filipino Measure Meets Approval by Wilson and Leaders
President Wilson and House leaders have agreed substantially on a bill granting a larger measure of self government to the Filipinos. He stated approval of the bill introduced by Representative Jones of Virginia, with modifications by the insular affairs committee, but did not expect passage in the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
House
Callere
Representative Jones
Virginia
House Insular Affairs Committee
Danville Physician Announces Opposed Run for Congress
Danville physician Eon Cookey announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination against Joseph Cannon in the Elehteensh Timote district. The report notes Cookey claimed Cannon would muzzle him, causing speech limits during a brief office incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Cookey
Hirk
Congress
Joseph G. Cannon
Timote
Orient Railway Goes 70 Bidders for 36,007,000
The Orient Railway sale drew 70 bids totaling 36.007 million dollars for receivership assets in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. The reorganization committee headed by Edward Dickinson won control, aims to extend the line from Wichita to Kansas City, with about 1500,000 euros raised for rehabilitation, and the road expected to operate from Kansas City to the Pacific coast of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Abe Vompainy
A M. Wickwire
New York City
Ravens City
Mexico & Orient Railway
New York
London
John C. Pollock
Kangay City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas City
Mexico
Pollock
Edward Dickinson
Poodle Suit Claims $108 Cost for $10 Pet
New York July 6 Pebbles a white poodle once worth $14 is central to a Fifth District court case. Mrs Lucille C Gorman sues to recover the dog after a Roumentag girl failed to return him while Miss St Clair counters for $108 claiming exposure costs. The court weighs whether a $190 poodle can incur such expenses as Pebbles remains with a veterinarian pending decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pebbles
Justice Young
Fifth District
Lucille C. Gorman
Deal Heech
Olga St. Clair
West One Hundred and Forty-fourth Street
Miss St. Clair
Funeral Rites For Joseph Chamberlain Headed By Civic Leaders
Funeral rites for Joseph Chamberlain, long time unionist leader, took place in Birmingham. The ceremony at Hockley Cemetery was attended by the lord mayor, city council members, and dignitaries, while crowds along the procession showed public affection for the late statesman. Separate memorial services were held at St. Margarets Church in Westminster with Premier Asquith, cabinet members, and parliamentary figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Joseph Chamberlain
Hockley
Cmetery
House of Commons
Calvil
Chamberlain
Winuiehaw
Josep Chamberlain
Niww
Statesaiit
Highbury
Iy Birmigham
St. Margarets Church
Weeminster
Asquith
Mr. Chamberlain
House of Lords
Two Drownings Reported At July Fourth Celebration
Two youths drown during a Fourth of July gathering at Norris crossing near Waterloo Cedar Falls scene. Mar Lane event attendees, including William Monroe and Heromy Ainion, attempted rescues but Swan and another youth perished. Swan’s body recovered by John Barnes. funeral held at United Presbyterian Church. Community mourns as investigators contact Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls authorities.
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Mar Lane
MC Swan
Aire
Nina Swan
Norris
Tomobiles
Ammonsene
Moers
Svea
Munroe
Swan
Teenie
Misaiog
Wimeek
J. Sue
Waterloo
John Barnes
Cedar Falls
Ne River
Marold Galloway
Cedar Paths
North End
Net
Eiik
Peter Swan
Travi
Liing
Mre Swan
Harry
Wear High
Brownlees
Edward
Cedar Rapids
City
Young Swan
First Presbyterian Church
Award
Fred
Idaho
Iver United Presbyterian Church
Seiy
Talen
Burlington
Young Vinton Boy Ruled by Train
Earl Emery Spectal, age 6, was struck and killed at the Dysart passenger depot when a surging crowd at the platform pushed him toward an oncoming train. The accident occurred during a local celebration drawing many Vinton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Spectal
Earl Emery
Wag
Dysart
Weather Normal During the Week
Washington D C July 6 forecast says temperatures near normal across the nation with light to moderate rains. A northwest disturbance will move east Tue to central valleys bringing rising temperatures and scattered showers before a cooler spell settles over northern states east of the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Parma
Weatart Bureau
Great Central Valleys
Rocks Mountains
Sense of Speech May Be Impaired After Bridge Accident
A youth named Koontt, 15, fell from a bridge at San Souci park into river. He sustained a severely bruised temple, fractured jaw, and a deep cut above the left eye. Doctors at Presbyterian hospital sewed the torn muscle ends and he is visiting his sister in Chautauqua park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Souci Park
Monae
Granbys
Urelada
Koonett
Tim Woo
Presbyterian Hospital
Rennete
A W. Walker
Chautauqua Park
Fairbank Jockey Narrowly Escapes Death in Race
Wesley Walgamot aged 16, Fairbank, narrowly escaped death after his horse stumbled in a running race on Saturday. The horse fell, Walgamot was knocked unconscious and initially considered fatally injured. He recovered consciousness by Sunday morning, suffering only bruises with no broken bones. The horse belonged to Martin Ienzman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattleton
Wesley Walgamot
C. W. Walgamot
Fairbank
Staibank
Martin
Ienzman
Falls Into Grain Bin Death At Cedar Rapids Plant
Lymon Wescott, a prominent high school athlete, fell into a grain bin while removing fumigating work at the National Data plant in Cedar Rapids and suffocated. Anton Michalek, a millwright at the same plant, assisted in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lymon Wescott
Anton Michalek
Murder Case in New York Manufactory Wife’s Slaying
The trial details the death of Mrs Louise Bailey, wife of a New York manufacturer, shot last Tuesday night during a consultation with Dr Edwin Carman. Testimony covers a box of cartridges, the Carman household, and witness accounts of dinner, headache symptoms, and a man fleeing the Carman residence after the shooting.
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Premppor Nooo
Manise’ Killey
New York
Edwin Carman
Weel
Hing
Wald
Mre
Kajley
Ceila Coleman
Matt
Carman
Mee Carman
Genie
Geo
Levy
Bailey
Deaths and disasters loom in Fourth of July reports
Summary of important news notes explosions and accidents across cities. Four workers die in a blast as a group attempted to manufacture for use in Tarrytown. Chicago reports thirteen killed and 248 injured in Fourth of July celebrations. Hundreds attend the International Bible Students convention and are baptized along a riverbank. Washington reports tensions as events signal a potential plan for leaving Mexico. Five deaths in auto accidents among pleasure seekers on Fourth of July observances in Chicago.
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New York
Tarrytown
Chicago
Canton
Internatonal Bible Student Association
Washington
Cnof
Mexico
Tragedy at Collar River Drowns Gilberts Farm Family
A farmer, Edward Gordon, his wife Theresehildean, and their nephew Tarot Rick aged 36, drowned when a hole opened in Collar river five miles north of Gilbertville Sunday morning. Rescue crews recovered the bodies after hours of effort. Gordon survived with his wife and three children in distress.
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Theresehildean
Tarot Rick
Ian
Edward Gordon
Gilberts
Collar River
Weil
Oriver
Potten
Gethen City
Mra
Goren
Kealdes
Elect
Mrv Gordon Te
Charles
Emina Gordon
T. OL Hiliek
Mobile Street
Gordon
Gilbertville
Two Are Killed in Auto Smashup
Nora Springs reports a deadly coach accident at a Rock Falls crossing at 2 35 PM when a car carrying Mrs Blim age about 40 and her elder daughter 18 was struck by a train. Mr Blim and a younger daughter survived though the latter suffered serious injuries. The victims died within an hour. The injured girl was taken to a Mason City hospital. The bodies were sent to Plymouth and the family home is in Plymouth. The American Cereal Company shot himself four times through the chest yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Springs
Blim
Plymouth
Rock Falls Bundar
Nora Spring
Mason City
Train Struck Pedestrians in Fox Hyer Valley
A Burlington train struck four people Sunday outside the city, causing four deaths. One man died among all passengers when a mute turned turtle on the shore of Geneva. Passengers included Miss Danny, daughter of the governor, according to Totatr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Hyer
Za Geneva
Danny
Nots
Home Rule Faction Split as Nationalists Grow Strong
London reports a looming split between home rulers and anti home rule factions as Ulster volunteers tilt toward Nationalist leadership. Estimates place Irish nationalist volunteers up to a quarter million, with Leinster leading at about 60,000 and Ulster rising fast. Command staff include Maurice Moore and Captain White, with recruits spanning farmers to lawyers and old soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
Ulster
John Redmond
Associated
Mresa
Dublin
Belfast
Edward Carson
Nation Ballet Volunteers
Connaughs
Rangers
Dublin Fusiliers
Munester Fusiliers
Maurice Moore
Connaught Rangers
White
Ladysmith
Henry Grattan Bellew
Henry Grattan
Fifth Dragon Guards
Bel- Ungham
Marchioness of
Bute
Wild Bill Endicott's meteoric racing career recounted
The famed automobile racer Wild Bill Endicott reflects on a decade in racing marked by seventy five accidents and two years eight months in hospitals. He recalls crashes in Dallas and Buffalo and describes nurses' kindness while noting his first prize of a keg of beer and cigars. Endicott speaks of nerve as essential to tackling death on the track.
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Eaght Mentheacd
Endicott
Cedar Falls
Janah
Wild Bill
Indianapolis
Racng
United States
Dallas
Fox
Wild PA
Buffalo
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Blanquet
RA H. Morris
Bryan Life
Cannon
Congressional
Orient Railway
Gorman
Miss St
Harry Swan
Marl
George Banery
Oekei
Fame
Slayer OF
Mars
Louise Bailey
Wite
Husband
The
American Cereal Company
Orangemen
Wild Bill” Endicott
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