Government in Chihuahua to be Reorganized
Carranza officials to be reinstated as reconstruction of Chihuahua’s constitutional government machinery begins. Several Carranza agents to resign under Villa demands. telegraph and railway control to Carranza appointees. Mediation talks in New York with Brazil and Chile envoys follow. Reuters style report notes temporary peace, possible further discord.
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el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Carranza-Villa
Carranza
Juarez
Villa
Chihuahua City
Isidro Fabela
Alfredo Breveda
Washington
General Trevino
el Pago
Rafael Zubaran Campani
Torreon
Nwew York
da Gana
Brazil
New York
Eduardo Suarez
Chile
Suarez
Romula & Non
Argentina
Huerta
Mexico
Rockefeller 75 As Birthday Observed Quietly at Home
New York July 8 Despite turning 75 today John D Rockefeller Jr. marks no celebration at his Pontario Hide estate. He plans his usual golf and stays private as Mrs Rockefeller and her sister are ill and John Jr. is away at Seal Harbor Maine.
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New York
Dohn
Rockefeller
Porantico Hide
Mirder
Sonihlt
Louise Batley
Eucenas
Edwin Carman
Freeport
Horssonand
Face Scarred Man to Wear Mask for Life in New York
Albert Richards a Roosevelt hospital patient is condemned to lifelong use of a mask after an explosive accident at work. A chemist he burned his face with nitric acid during an experiment, underwent multiple operations, and later found work as a gardener until a wife who disobeyed his demand and glimpsed his scar left him.
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New York
Albert Richards
Roosevelt Hospital
Richards
Most Honest Convict Escapes From Prison
In Jueavenworth Kansas last week the so called most honest convict John Doe No 10 escaped from the prison pumphouse where he was stationed after denying a parole meant for another. A clerk had misread papers as John Doe No 10 and he chose honesty over leaving. He walked away yesterday when guards were briefly absent.
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Jueavenworth
Kan
John Doe No
Kansas Penitentiary
Hodges
John Doe No. 10
Boyce C. F. Smith Confesses Murder of Hazel Weinstein
Chicago July 8 Boswell C F Smith a salesman confessed to the murder of four year old Hazel Weinstein last night He claimed to have found the body in an alley behind the shop and carried it into the store showing a gag in the child s mouth as the cause of death before witnesses arrived and he was arrested.
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Chicago
Boswell
C. F. Smith
Hazel Weinstein
Smith
iSmaith
Farmer Hurt In Fall Not Expected To Live
Parkersburg July Special Jacob Drunds 25, a young farmer from a north of Aplington farm, was seriously injured last evening when a hay wagon broke. He fell backward from the load, was found by relatives, and is almost paralyzed. He is unmarried and well known locally.
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Parkersburg
Jacob Drunds
Aplington
Zapatistas Slay Prisoner After Ransom Delay
Vera Cruz reports the execution of Tutan Velasco, manager of a cotton firm, by Zapatistas near Allixea Puebla after a $500000 ransom delay. Velasco’s brother, who sought release, learned of the killing near Apizaco after meeting officials. The Velasco family learned of the murder at the French consulate, with Velasco claimed as French.
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Obregon
Zapatistas
Vera Cruz
Tutan Velasco
Allixea
Puebla
Velasco
Apizaco
Pughia
Velagco
Enormous Iowa harvests boost prospects for prosperity
In 1914 Iowa enjoys abundant crops with wheat, oats, corn, and potatoes growing well across the state. Moisture favors growth while fruit yields vary, and overall harvests promise wealth for farmers despite some fruit shortages and oat rust. Across the Dakotas and Midwest, other states report strong moisture and large production, with drought limited to parts of southern Illinois and northern Missouri.
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Iowa
Towa
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Ulinois
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Swat the mosquito campaign urged for Panama era comfort
A historic note urges waging war on hungry mosquitoes after heavy rains. It cites outbreaks along streams, parks, and downtown gardens and recommends kerosene treatment of stagnant water and drainage improvements to reduce mesquite life and restore comfort for the public in wooded areas.
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Panama
Dels
Triplets Born July Fourth in Oelwein Weigh Six Pounds Each
Mr and Mrs J W Reese welcome triplets born on July 4 in Oelwein all three girls weighing six pounds Reese a watchman for the Chicago Great Western Railroad may name his daughters Red White and Blur honoring the birthday of the nation and the family.
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Oelwein
J. W. Reese
Reese
Chicago Great Western
Board of Trade backs fraternal insurance plan
The Board of Trade has about 104 signatures from people willing to take out policies for a fraternal life insurance association. They aim to sign more by July 14, despite hot weather and limited time. A meeting near the Board of Trade club rooms may be held tomorrow evening to stir up interest as officials call this one of the city’s best propositions.
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Board of Trade Committed
Oly
Pelteirs
Board of Trade Club
Progressives of Owa Assemble at Des Moines
In Des Moines the Progressive convention opens amid a heated debate over prohibition. A heated tussle between wet and dry factions extends late into the night. a resolution backing submission to state and federal constitutions is expected. Temporary chair J M Dower attacks Republicans while praising Theodore Roosevelt. Third District caucus declares harmony and names committee assignments.
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Des Moines
M. Dlawer
Marengo
Alert D. Norton
St. Louis
Republican Party
J. M Dower
Iis
Theodore Roostvelt
Dower
Hes Moines
Resolutiona
How Morey
Waverly
R. J. Belt
Waterloo
Freedman
Ho A. Morey
Militant Suffragists Rally as Pankhurst Returns to London
Militant leader Emmeline Pankhurst resumes command at London headquarters. In court, Pankhurst and fellow suffragists Alice Hall, Miss Ganen Hoe, Miss Jota Jameson, and Miss Bien Aries face charges of conspiring to damage and injure property of the crown. Arrests followed raids. the women loudly protested while police escorted them. Across Scotland, Militant suffragists disrupt royal procession by cutting decorations and sounding megaphones, failing to halt the king and queen's tour.
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London
Fury
Frontier
Roto
Mra
Pankhurst
Ventral Criminal Court
Alice Hall
Misa Ganen Hoe
Jota Jameson
Bien Aries
Eanapira
Traid
Miss Roe
Mra. Hall
Nelosure
Holloway
Queen Dumbarton
Seatterl
King George
Queen Mary
Brotland
Balloch Bridge
Loch Lomand
Dialmuir
Glasgow
Rock Island gains transfer of Cedar Rapids franchise deal
At a Central Association meeting, Franechigne moved to Rock Island effective July 17, elevating Hinit, while Hore Kington will play at Rock Island on July 17. Ottumwa remains a strong member as the league expands with Rock Island planning home-strength improvements. Manager Wigan moves his club to Rock Island as Taek sale to Keokuk prompts further franchise changes benefiting the league.
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Cedar Rapids
Central Association
Offina Franechigne
Rock Island
Citiimwa
Hore Kington
Nock Island
Frek
Ottamava
Cclanion
Burlington
Keokuk
Ocomwr
Waterlog
Marshalltown
Wigan
Taek
Murder Mystery Shrouds Freeport N Y Killing
Officials say the Freeport murder of Mrs. Louise Bailey remains under investigation with new theories afloat. District attorney sheds light on grand jury proceedings as detectives pursue a NY gunman link and a possible motive tied to Mrs. Carman.
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Louise Bailey
Freeport, N. Y
Fdoawe Aoven
Pierport
New York
Freeport
Aimee
Ane
More Workers Join Rail Strike Move
Chicago July officials report increased turnout as rail unions including freight handlers clerks baggagemen and warehousemen press for a strike. Engineers and firemen ballot results show growing support, with demands for higher wages rejected by railroad managers. An imminent walkout could prompt a unified action across crafts as negotiations continue.
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Chicago
Railroad Mars
le Exernstive
Toran
Board of
Railroad Managers
Manygera
League regulations raise salary cap and player limits
The league plans to boost competition by increasing the salary limit from 41 200 to FT ROG and raising player limits from 145 to 14 omen. The changes aim to give stars like AATS more opportunity to carry an OX ra oman. With only four pitchers and an extra caterer, sustaining a team during injuries has been difficult.
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Oman
Disorder In Pittsburgh Strike Strikes Foreman at Electric Works
tumultuous morning as a foreman Winc Strang was struck by a brick while approaching the shop. State troopers patrolled streets near plants. three arrests reported amid tightened security after the first daylight hours of the strike. Local crowds voiced excitement and unrest in the Pittsburgh area.
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Pittsburgh
Winc. Strang
Adams
Reserve Board Nominees Backed by President Wilson
President Wilson publicly supports Paul Warburg of New York and Thomas D. Jones of Chicago for the federal reserve board. He urges Warburg to reconsider his decision, praising their sacrifice, ability, and patriotism as the senate banking committee prepares to act on withdrawals and future votes.
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C . Maring
Democratic Party
Wilson Inday
Paul Warburg
New York
Thomas D. Jones
Chincho
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Senate
United States
Jones
Warblarg
Warburg
Senate Banking Committee
Preparing Shamrock V for Atlantic Voyage
Gothport England July Dismantling of Shamrock V Sir Thomas Lipton s challenger for the Americas Cup began today. The designer expects the yacht will be ready to start for her voyage across the Atlantic two weeks from today.
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Gothport
England
Thomas Lipton
Atlantic
Death sentence upheld for man in Colorado murder case
Harold F Henwood, convicted of first degree murder in the 1914 Denver barroom shooting of Sylvester J Von Phul, had his death sentence affirmed by the state supreme court after a third trial. The case involved quarrels over letters from Estella Patterson Springer to Von Phul, a St Louis aeronaut.
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Denver
Colo
Harold F. Henvynod
Geo. BE
Copeland
Supreme Court
Trenwood
Sylvester J. von Mhul
St. Louis
Henwood
von Phul
Estella Patterson Springer
Johen W. Springer
Springer
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Dieguez
Wohn D. Rockefeller
Aci
Prightens
Ohn Doe
Parke
Havana
Condi
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Tion
OWA
Shor Dealers' Convention
Cedar Trapids
Duly
Pie
Iowa Retail
Shor Dealers’ Association
Pius
Buchanan
Emmeline Pankhurst
Af Waniin
Wildcat
Ottumwna
Directea
Cara
Baise Baikey
N.Y
Tuls
Kwaldie Bally
Wdwin Cannan
Lewis Soul
Ontourney
Nast County
Mrs
Dodrder
el Tosar
Reserve Board
Pres. Wilson
Thos. D. Jones
Paul Warburgs
Dover
Colm
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George KE. Copeland
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