Huerta Mutiny Threatens Funston Garrison at Vera Cruz
Washington reports mutiny among Huerta troops near Vera Cruz as Gen Funston relays threats to attack American lines. Private Ainrie Thone, missing since, was said to be unharmed inside Mexican lines. Currency probes tied to Carranza Villa clash show Mexican money devaluations and warrants planned in Juarez.
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Washington, D. C
Generyl Funsion
War Department
Huerta’y Toreyos
Vera Cruz
Funston
Geneval Finston
Finston
Ainrie Thone
St. Clair
Washington
Santiago Winfield
Carranza
Villa
Juarez
Winfield
Carranza Agente
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico City
Huerta
Carranza National
Trainee Teizes to Part Fighting Lions in Carnival Cage
Edwin Lorenzo, an animal trainer from Mount Clemens, Mich, was gravely wounded when Brutus the lion slashed his throat during a cage separation attempt. He fought the beast with a fork, locked the cage, and collapsed. doctors say his condition is critical.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Edwin Lorenzo
Carnival
Brutus
Lorenzo
Wet Goods Express to Defy Prohibition
Wheeling West Virginia July 7 The incorporation of two express firms by liquor interests to beat prohibition is disclosed as they ready to operate between wet Ohio towns and Wheeling. Ohio Valley Express will run Wheeling to Dillonvale and American Express from Wheeling to Mingo. The Anti Saloon League opposes these moves amid early prohibition turmoil.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
Ohio Valley Xpress Company
Dillonvale
American Express Company
Here
Mingo
Ohio River
Anti-Saloon League
Gowpuncher with Gun Arrives in Chicago in Western Style
Chicago July 7 John Martinek a cow puncher arrived in Chicago last Saturday night with western swagger. He witnessed two men fighting and drew a six shooter from his pocket to threaten the larger man. A police intervention followed and Martinek faced municipal court with the weapon costing 109 dollars.
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Chicago
John Martinek
Martinek
Mexican Confere nce Terms Hover As Urquidi Returns
Carranza's agents wait on his decision about a conference with Huerta's delegates. Juan P. Urquidi, secretary of the constitutionalist agency, has returned from a confidential mission amid friends urging him to avoid joining Carranza due to his Villa support. A separate dispatch reports New Bedford seeking U.S. aid to free Juan Velasco, a wealthy Mexican cotton manufacturer held for ransom by Zapatistas demanding 1,000,000 pesos.
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Huerta
Juan P. Urquidi
Constitutionalist
Mexico
Villa
New Bedford
Mass
State Department
Juan Velasco
Prospective Bride Bucks No Wedding Bells Tonight
Long distance romance ends in abrupt change as Mildred James of Detroit arrives in the city to wed Milton H. Heberly, a Rock Island trucker, then backs out at the last minute. James plans to move to Toledo for a new position after the disappointment and will depart on the 9:57 Rock Island train this evening.
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Detroit
Relly" Heberly
Milton H. Heberly
Rock Inland Freight House
Kelly
Misa Mildred James
Mich
Dirs. Heberly
I Ilinois Central Station
Misa James
Mr. Heberly
Mise James
Toledo
Rock Island
Miss James
Bride of Three Weeks Declared Insane by Court
Chicago July 7 Mrs Helen Morton Bayly and her husband Roger Bayly sit with friends at Riverbank as the Dupage county court, in Wheaton, holds Helen Bayly insane on petition by her husband. Guardianship to Col Fabyan with limited restraint. future unclear. Reports say possible annulment and prior mental health episodes in Batavia.
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Helen Morton Bayly
Roger Bayly
Riverbank
George Fabyan
Dupage County
Melen
Belle Cummings
Col
Fabian
Hig Gues
Commission of Physicians
Laawrence
Wheaton
Bride Stargels
Col. Fabyan
Morton-Gayly
Geneva
North Shore
Miss Gayly
Roger Rainy
Rivertank
Helen
Batavia
HOLT
W. L. Guild
al B. Connor
Morton
Col Fahyan
Helen M. Barly
Helen M. Bayly
Barly
Srene
Rush bin not materialize at Westinghouse plants
In Pittsburgh on July 7 the expected strike push failed to materialize as hundreds of new workers joined the electroc shops while state troops and pickets maintained order. Leaders claimed the newcomers were recruited from nonstriking Pittsburgh vat company workers and others.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Companies
Electroc
Delivery Error Notice for Missed Paper
If the paper fails to arrive by 6 o clock, call 7330 for a replacement. After 6:34 p.m., report complaints to the eight phone 2900-Hlue of No. 2 after 8 p.m.
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Cartier Bay
Chicago Police Still Search for Ax Murderer
Chicago police hunted a suspected half witted former boarder linked to the Nislich family killings while denying ties to the famed Midwest ax murders. They also sought William Mansfield, son in law missing for a year, and questioned Michael Cheriwinkle who was released.
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Cieago
Alax
Jacob Nislich
Mia
Martha Mansfield
Middlewest
Nissich
Nislich
William Mansfield
Michael Cheriwinkle
Encouraging Word For Bank Creditors
The La Salle Street Trust and Savings bank receiver W C Niblack voiced optimism about funds for depositors. He said note collection is improving and a 30 percent payout on account could come by early October. A special grand jury was ordered to probe the bank's collapse.
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Chicago
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
W. C. Niblack
Brentang
Criminal Court of Cook Cme
Investigate NYC Explosion Ties to Free Speech Leaders
Coroner to issue subpoenas for Leonard Abbott Upton Sinclair and Mrs Sinclair and Alexander Berkman over the Lexington Avenue tenement blast that killed three men and a woman. Michael Murphy, survivor, is key to the case as authorities weigh plans for an outdoor Union Square funeral for the victims. City officials fear a street demonstration linked to Berkman’s service.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
Hellenstein
John J. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
Leonard Abbott
Free Speech League
Upton Sinclair
Instructers in Public Schools and Social Center Plan Outlined
A public education debate highlights underpaid instructors and a proposed social center model. University of Chicago leader Dabney criticizes money driven culture and calls for higher professor salaries to foster new knowledge. A McCormick proposal details a LaSalle Peru center weaving high school, vocational and civic facilities with private donations funding gymnasium, medical institute, and a nurse trained lab for student health. A separate item notes a Washington bill to curb judges from directing verdicts, risking reversal if ignored.
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Cat Teona
Aline
Our
Derlaped Eis
Willi Dabney
University of Chiierminael
Asunehitton
Unabney
Aa Goon
Mer
Social Centro Moveme
Middle West
Prineqyal
McCormick
Nightehoot
Larsale
Pern
On Gamer College
McCormack
Sehoal
Pacblie
Weeienie Institution
Ta Salie
Peni
Oglesby
American Indian Child Born in Germany Among Venezuelan Minister Ties
Berlin reports a Sioux father Wild Hear Shield and a mother Me Bear Shield, part of an Indian troupe traveling Germany. The baby Marcia christened on July 4, born near Dortmund during a circus route from Portmund to Recklinghausen. US consul George Finns Eager in Bar-men aided registration as American citizen. Christening details and godfather Mr. Bacer noted. Dominican arrivals and ministerial changes also mentioned in dispatches from Washington.
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Berlin
Germany
Dortmund
George Finns Eager
Chicago
United States
Barmen
Mr. Bacer
Marcia
MARES OLG JOURNEY TO REACH WIPER BEFORE CAPR ROGERS OPERA VETOS
Vivthac dedpsigia Gris 7 Capt Ho Perret and Serene cathe service baled Qo yatie reveal Prone Tony Abe probing. He arrived at the bedside of his wife in Mrs Wherratty Wad stricken. a major operation was planned after her Nuatand, wife of Deven cutter MeQnbioet in Adjedisan, was notified. Her condition prompted delays until her husband and son arrived from Vera Crag where he served on the battleship Vermont.
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Cathe
Tony Abe
Wherratty
Wile
Ters
Neo
Cheprath
Vermont
Vera
Crag
Vberravh
I Am Innocent: Mrs Carman Speaks On Tragic Death
Mrs Carman of Freeport asserts her innocence in the death of Mrs Louise Batley at Dr Curman's office. She describes alibi details including a New York trip, plans with husband, and the dictograph in the office. She says she never recognized Mrs Bailey and recalls her sister's involvement after the shooting.
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Freeport
Daly
Louise Batley
Curgivan
Carving
Gill
Galey
New York
Carman
New Jersey
Eliabeth
Indicted Plumbers Plead Not Guilty in Federal Case
Defendants tied to the National Association of Master Plumbers pleaded not guilty in a federal court before Judge Joandee Smith McPhere. Indictments allege conspiracy to restrain trade in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act. Charges detail a nationwide scheme with defendants from Iowa, Hawaii, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, and more.
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Federal Cour
Joandee Smith
Federal Grand Jure Indicreuts
Liberyy
Bond
Lowa
Hineds
Woeeaneiv
Michgen
Minnexorma
Missouri
Nebrisha
Senate Debate Over Prohibition and River Projects
The senate engaged in a heated debate on prohibition and nationwide river and harbor appropriations. Senator Reed of Missouri prepared to attack the prohibition measure while Senator Burton of Ohio led opposing voices against several funded projects.
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Senate
Reed
Missouri
Senastor Burton
Evans Reprimand to Be Issued by Letter
President Wilson will issue a formal reprimand to Brigadier General Robert K Evans via a letter from Secretary Garrison. The note will admonish him for remarks judged controversial and refrain from public discussion on sensitive topics. Major General Wordis assumes command of the eastern department as Evans is relieved.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Robert K Evans
Garrison
New York
Evans
Bulletin Boards At Coupe Ante Reporters
In the dapes and rimsling the clan's business the three taller displayed on the herd have grown in wreath heritage. The Morey gid las porter bulletin boards are put for public posting the advertising of matters which have only an interest in stations or societies. The man i Paper reserves the right to judge what shall he bulletin ed.
Warburg withdraws from new Federal Reserve Board nomination
Paul M. Warburg of New York formally asks President Wilson to withdraw his nomination to the Federal Reserve Board. The move leaves W P G Harding A C G Miller and Charles S Hamlin as confirmed members, with no immediate replacement named.
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Paul M. Warburg
New York
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Warburg
Banking House of Kubo, Loeb & Co
Aenate Banking Committees
White House
Lian
Senate
W. P. G. Harding
A. C G. Miller
Chas
Hamlin
McAdoo
Williams
Jones
Harvester Trust
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Zine Trust
Harvester Company
Sanetar Nelson
Minnesota
Yrus McCormick
Jones Standing
Tones
Ascirs Totter
Owen
Doves
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