Rebels Plan March on Mexico City and Federal Defeats
Reports from El Paso indicate three constitutionalist divisions led by Villa and Carranza will converge on Mexico City after capturing San Luis Potosi and Guanajuato. Obregon reports Guadalajara and Guaymas losses as federal forces retreat under mounting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Villa
Chihuahua City
Mexico City
Yarreon
Guadalajara
San Juis Potosi
Pablo Gonzales
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Juarez
Aguas Calientes
Big Insurance Firm Plan Boosts Waterloo Development
Nearly 100 Board of Trade members met at club rooms to back a plan for a fraternity insurance company to merge with a larger concern locating in Waterloo. Volunteers pledged to secure signers for 500 applications, with three weeks left to complete the drive as Des Moines and Iowa cities vie for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masemesting
B. J. Howrey
Board of Trade
van Vleck
J.T. Sullivan
Waterloo
California
George Licbty
Hope Martin
Sam Kerns
City
Kerns
F. J. Fowler
A. M. Place
Lore Alford
EB. ¥. Stevenson
Duke EB. Naven
Warren Hellen
Lawcate WY 1Owa
Iowa
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Ta. Mondy
South Tenth Street
Wert
Rapids
Miss Hemme
Moody
Cedar Hapide Foundry and Machine Company
Young Kansas Widow Aims to Loop the Loop
A Grenda, Kansas widow seeks aviator De Tiloyd Thompson to perform a loop the loop with Jim at any time. She declares she has a will, fears death not at all, and recounts surviving appendicitis while on a hospital table. The letter, framed with black borders, hints she plans to come to Kansas City to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grenda
Kan
de Tiloyd Thompson
Jim
Unfilled Steel Tonnage Rises for US Steel in June
New York July 10 The unfilled tonnage of United States Steel Corp on June 31 reached 4 032 857 tons, up 34 807 tons from May, indicating rising backlog in shipments as markets await production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Obregon Forces Rout Federals in Mexican War Battle
In a fierce eighty mile engagement Obregon’s forces of under 10 000 defeat and rout heavy federal troops. Five thousand federals captured with all artillery and ammunition. Blanco cuts rail lines into Mazatlan and Obregon claims Guadala jara entry with plan to raise recruits for further advance. General Carranza departs Tampico toward San Luis Potosi as 20 000 constitutionalists prepare for assault.
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General Obregon
Guadalajara
Republic
San Luis Potosi
Constitutionalists
Mexico City
el Paso
Carranza
Villa
Celaya
Huerta
Obregon
Guaymas
Saltillo
Mex
Laredo
Tex
Alvaredo
Lucio Blanco
Douglas
Ariz
Alvaro, Obregon
FS. Fila
Get. Miel
Jalisco
T Ep
Blanco
Maeixo
Elias
Trapuato
Mexico
Tampico
Ivo
Jesus Carranza
San Lus Potosi
San Liis Potosi
San Lis Potosi
American Writer Placed Under Ban In Vera Cruz
Secretary Garrison enforces new army rules by revoking credentials of American writer Fred Boalt with Funston's brigade at Vera Cruz for circulating sensational and false dispatches. Deportation to the United States ordered, pending Navy investigation by Secretary Daniels. Official record lists Boalt as accredited to the Cleveland Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Garrison
Army
Fred Boalt
Funston
Vera Cruz
Field Army
United States
Navy
Daniels
War Department
Boalt
Cleveland, O., Press
Sec Bryan's Latest Treaty Commended
London reports editorial praise for a new treaty between the United States and Great Britain as a step toward closer ties. The Daily News credits Secretary Bryan’s lifelong peace effort and notes Sir Edward Grey inspired the movement, while criticizing Taft for lacking decisive action. The article says the plan to refer disputes to a commission aims to cool public opin ion during tense times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily News
Walter H. Page
Metropolitan Tabernacle
United States
Great Britain
Bryan
Edward Grey
Taft
Westinghouse Strike Quieted as Constabulary Withdraws
Pittsburgh, July 19. Captain Adams of the state constabulary ruled the East Pittsburgh Westinghouse strike area calm enough to pull back the force. Pickets were withdrawn and many workers returned to shops. John P. Jackson sought peace as 800 workers on a department store build walked out, with carpenters and other structural trades threatened over union disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Adams
State Constabulary
East Pittsoureh
Westinghouse
John P. Jackson
State Department of Labor and Industry
Brothers Suspected in Slaying Near Dixon Illinois
Emmanuel Byers is mortally wounded when his sisters Mrs. Lee Hutton and Miss Lillian Byers shoot him on a hay field. Emmanuel dies at Sterling hospital after naming Nelsonia as the perpetrators. The sisters are held for the grand jury without bail amid family disputes over property and a doctor’s call for David Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizon
Lee Hutton
Misa Lillian Byers
Emmanuel
Byers
Sach Meter
Sheri Gifrow
Sterling Hospital
Emmanuel Byers
Mrs Carman in Nassau jail amid daughter's letter
Mrs Florence Conklin Carman, jailed in Nassau county jail as alleged naganath of Mrs Louis Bailey, received a letter from her 12 year old daughter Elizabeth who testified at the inquest. The arraignment for examination was set for Monday.
Newton woman kills self after failed pardon bid
Colfax Iowa July 10 Mrs Cornelia M Fisk Newton Tai fails to obtain pardon for son serving five year term at Anamosa Penitentiary. She commits suicide by leaping from a third story Newton hotel window after disposing of a new will. Her son Roy Fisk convicted of larceny in Newton previously sought pardon which was denied. Authorities note despondency over the matter as rail and railroad officials are listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Newton
Former Burlington Mayor Dies Here This Morning
Caster, once mayor of Burlington, a longtime figure in Maronir and other fraternal circles, died here this morning. He was a noted member of local organizations and widely known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Es Pert
Anly Po
Caster
Beggeston
Maronir
Eireles
Pettigrew Waived Preliminary Hearing in Assault Case
Matt Pettigrew, colored, appeared for a preliminary hearing before Justices Kapp this morning. He was sent to the grand jury on a charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury and released on $100 bond. Pettigrew is alleged to have, on July 4, nutting Frank White, also colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Pettigrew
Colered
Kapp Thie Tarning
Aseult
Pettigrew
Frank White
Military honors for Unionist leader Sir Edward Carson arrive in Belfast
Ulster volunteers accord full military honors to Sir Edward Carson and other unionist MPs on arrival for a meeting of the Ulster provisional government. A 400-strong guard escorts them to Capt. James Craig's residence for a week as plans focus on Orangemen's Day and opposition to Ulster inclusion in Home Rule. Major General Sir Cecil Mackready coordinates with Prime Minister Asquith while police precaution is tightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Ulster Volunteers
Edward Carson
Marquis of Londonderry
Viscount Cauleagh
Walter H. Long
Ronald McNeill
Uister
James Craig
Great Britain
Ulster
Cecil Mack Ready
Asquith
John Dr. Givers Kids Six Cents Start in Life
A light humorous item features John Rockefeller giving coins to children, with onlookers and workers at his estate. The scene shows Rockefeller engaging locals, handing a nickel and penny to each child as a morale gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DR
President Wilson Defers Warburg Nomination Fight
Washington July 10 President Wilson will not nominate Paul Warburg to the federal reserve board until the senate acts on his name. Officials say the president will place responsibility on the senate for any delay. Warburg plans to avoid personal appearance before the banking committee. The committee has voted to report adversely on Thomas Dr Jones, with a possible minority report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William B. Wilson
Department of Labor
White House
Richard Lee Metcalfe
Canal Zone
Government
Panama Canal
Canal
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Warburg
New York
Senate
Halind Texetion
Warburg
Banking Committee
Thos. Dr Jones
Millionaire Leaves Estate for Country School Aid
Moe Prang A Ogden dies in Houston on June 6 leaving a will directing nearly all his vast estate to fund education for country children with limited opportunities. The appraised value exceeds seven million dollars with holdings across more than a dozen states. Executor named and will disclosed to attorney after a 30 day secrecy promise.
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Houston
Tex
Moe—Prancig A. Ogden
Fie
Borl Prunfrender
Ogden
Earl
Qeden
Building Plans Complete for New Mobile Street School
Dy Phat fey announces completion of plans for the new Mobile and Cottage Street school to be erected by Architert Mortioteri. Torri onte ta be received on July 20 with a budget around $40,000. El Tovar advertises related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phat Fey
Mobile
Cottage
Disappearance of Two Women Baffles Officials in Atlanta
Local postal and police officials aided by Mrs. J. W. Nelina pursue clues in the disappearance of her daughters Mrs. Hloise Dennis and Miss Beatrice Nelms. A note alleged to be signed by Eloise Nelms Dennis claims murder in New Orleans and threats to a brother. New dispatches suggest Vic tor Innes, a Nevada lawyer linked to Mrs. Dennis, has married and moved to Seattle, prompting fresh focus on the case. Authorities search an express package addressed to Miss Nelms in care of Mrs. Margaret Mims in San Antonio.
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Atlanta
J. W. Nelina
Hloise Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
Nelma
San Francisco
Dennis
New Orleans
Marshall Nelms
Eloise Nelms Dennis
Victor Innes
Nevada
Seattle
Innes
Tanta
Margaret Mims
San Antonio
Tex
Federal Grand Jury Hears Bank Case Impanels July Thirteenth
The first social grand jury to investigate the failure of La Salle Street Trust was called today. Lore Munday renewals involve the bank. The federal grand jury was impaneled July 13 and will investigate the bank's front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly VL
la Salle Street Trust
Munday
Bink
Maclay Clayms
Federal Grand Jury
Bandits Rob Missouri Rail Express Take Prisoner
Two masked bandits halted the Katy Flyer near Matson Missouri and forced the engineer to uncouple the train. They looted the express car and abducted a track walker to prevent pursuit, while a few packages of jewelry and reportedly two sacks of silver were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Baindita
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Matson
St. Louis
Texas
Minsouri
John Snadley
Klondyke
J. O. Nicholason
William Christopher
A. L. Mudd
Win
Glass
Mudd
N. T. Brown
American Express Company
Express
Missouri
Emil Altmann
New Haven Stocks Hit New Lows As Market Opens
New Haven stocks registered a new low at 603 4 after the market opened with Gould issues and Chesapeake & Ohio also posting fresh lows. New Haven later dipped to 643 8 before recouping some. A notable early feature was many fiat sales of stocks and bonds indicating waived interest while delivery delays stretched 10 to 20 days, linked in part to Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven
Amsterdam
Denver Man Win. Kenehan Recovered From River
The body of Win. Kenehan of Denver was recovered near Huron today after he fell from the steamer Helen Blais a week ago. Authorities report the death likely accidental aboard the river vessel.
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Brody
Denver
Tarlipaten
Win
Kenehan
Helen Blais
Huron
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