Carranza Villa conference aims to bar presidential bids
At Torreon the Carranza Villa conciliation failed to bar military leaders from running for president or vice president. A plan would create a congress of military delegates to set election dates and policies. A directing committee would be named from among a list of prominent officials. The conference also seeks to punish clergy aiding Huerta and to redraw authority after Mexico City control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torreon
Mex
Carranza-Villa Conciliation
Carranza
Villa
Mexico City
Inglecias Calderon
Luis Cabrera
Antonio I. Villareal
Miguel Silva
Manuel Bonilla
Victoriano Huerta
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Querido Modeno
United States
Senor Modeno
Commerce
Huerta
Puerto Mexico
Senor Mohéna
Sener Moheno
Moosers
Merico
Progressive Party
Col. Roosevelt
Rio Grande
Vangina
Mobonowankis
Maxiao
New
TAX ON INCOME OF AMERICANS MARRYING TITLES
Washington reports Representative Stanley Yowdle of Ohio introduced a bill to tax incomes of Americans who marry foreign titles by 20 percent in addition to regular tax under the Underwood Simmons act. He notes Cincinnati’s notable titled nobility and predicts the bill will depress prices of these ladies at European spas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Stanley Yowdle
Ohio
Underwood-Simmons
Cincinnati
Newport
Bar Harbor
Enraged mob tries to lynch suffragette in Perth drive
Perth July 11 A Glasgow suffragette Rhoda Fleming seized the royal car door as King George and Queen Mary rode through the city. Police restrained her and mounted troops protected her as she was taken to the station. Earlier in Dundee the couple were greeted by another suffragette who threw papers at their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Scotland
George
Queen Mary
Rhoda Fleming
Glasgng
Th Coyal
Miss Flaming
Dundee
Water wagon starts unusual street blaze in Atlantic City
Firemen say a motor street sprinkler spilled gasoline which soaked a lantern and lit a stretch of bittulithic pavement on Atlantic Avenue. The flames spread for about a half block before crews extinguished the fire after half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alantic City
N. J
Atlantic Avenue
Boosters Secure Over 300 Signers
Board of Trade boosters pressing to form a new internal insurance company report daily progress. This morning 300 signers collected with two weekdays left. few refuse to sign, but soliciting fatigue and heat hinder efforts. Despite the challenge, the group remains determined to win the prize for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade Boosters
Puccess
Bis City
Immunity offered to late filers in tax drive
Washington reports that Secretary McAdoo will offer immunity to delinquent taxpayers who have not filed returns. He cannot waive the extra ten percent penalty but may choose whether to prosecute. He vows no leniency for false returns and will seek the extreme penalties where fraud is evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Mexican leader clears Huerta of murders remark
The late President Madero and Vice President Pino Suarez claim Gen. Huerta had no involvement in their assassination. He called it a political blunder that triggered a revolution, noting Mexicans now accept the consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madero
Pino Suarez
Huerta
Nine Balloons Soar In Trial From St. Louis
Nine balloons launch from St. Louis in a late afternoon trial to determine the third American entrant for the James Gordon Bennett cup race starting in Kansas City next October. The event lists pilots from Akron, St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia, and other cities, with five minute intervals and a lot-drawn order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City
R. H. Upson
Akron
H. E. Honeywell
Lake Tchotogama
Quebec
Maurice Benaims
France
Lot
Goodsear
R. D. Preston
Hoosier
Warren Rasler
Brookville
Aifle
Herbert Raser
Springfield
Uncle Sam
Paul J. Mc
Cullough
Wm. Hererts
German Poet Julius Rodenberg Dies in Berlin
Berlin reports the death of Prof Julius Rodenberg a renowned German poet and author aged eighty four. The prominent writer passed away today in Berlin marking the end of a long literary career with significant contributions to German letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Julius Rodenberg
Panama Diplomatic Daughter Set To Summer In Europe
Senorita Ramona Lefevre renowned in Washington society as the Panama legation’s sister sails from New York to spend the summer in Europe. She is popular in diplomatic circles and shares the well known surname Lefevre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senorita
Ramona Lefevre
Washington
New York
Europe
Miss LeFevre
Panama
Seine
Ottumwa golfer Bartlett advances in state finals at Country Club
In the Iowa state golf championships at the Country Club links, Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa defeated veteran Raph Rider of Des Moines to reach the final, while Sheldon of Keokuk pushed toward a first finals appearance. Other matches saw Bartlett leading early, with Peck Peaslee and Newburn and several consolation and directors’ cup bouts scheduled among Des Moines, Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, and Ottumwa players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottantwa
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Perdue Sheldon
Keokuk
Taye
Bartlett
Raph
Des Meres
Sheldon
J. J. Over
Cedar Rapids
Groves
Newburn
Des Moines
Arnall Fearlee
Duebuque
Kubec
Voise
Uphut
Pollock
Verran
McClain
Waterloo
Trarling
Mareghalltown
Veterans
Bonneson
Dubuque
Peaslee
Kubee
Votse
Upham
Pallock
Darling
Young Girl Dies of Tuberculosis at 18
Miss Iona Peatl Higgins aged 18 daughter of John W Higgins died at the family home at 725 Lincoln street after an eleven month illness from tuberculosis Born in West Union Iowa on July 16 1896 she moved to Waterloo eight years ago Survived by father John W Higgins brothers Eugene Dorrin and George and a sister Esther She was a member of East Park Presbyterian church Funeral from East Park church Sunday at 7 30 p m conducted by Dr D D Davies Interment in West Union Funeral Monday Also notices for Mrs Sebastian Thierer indicate services at home 128 Barclay street at 2 30 p m at Immanuel Lutheran church with Rev H Prekel officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Peatl Higgins
John W. Higgins
Lincoln Street
West Union
Jag Waterloo
Eugene
Dorrin
George
Esther
Higgins
Temperature records and new business filings in Irving
Daily weather notes show Des Moines as the hottest area in the state with 28 degrees, while Phoenix reached 104 in Arizona and Yellowstone Park hit 70. A new corporation named Irving Smoke Shop filed articles of incorporation with a $25,000 stock, possibly rising to $100,000, with Art A. Stitz and John J. de Jaeger as incorporators.
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Des Moines
Phoenix
Ariz
Yellowstone Park
Nori Dakoa
Illinois
Ohie
NEW Corporation
Irving
County Recorder
Art A. Stitz
Joba J. de Jaeger
Unnatural colored bird spotted with carpool on highway
An odd sighting reports W. O. Grout and friends in a Hudson discovering a novelty 29 birdlife on white English sparrows along a highway flock. The abnormal colored bird drew attention among the roadside birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OW. Grout
Sips
Hudson
Storstad Blamed for Empress of Ireland Wreck Findings
The wreck commission in Quebec holds Storstad responsible for the Empress of Ireland disaster. It cites Storstad change of course ordered by the lanrd officer without the fires' officer's instruction, and faults the third officer Alfred Tufteneste for improper navigation during fog. The Empress sank on the St Lawrence River May 29 with over 1,000 lives lost. The inquiry began June 16 and involved Lord Mertsey and other officials. it notes the disaster could have occurred in any river under similar conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatpress
St. Lawrence River
Quebec
Canada
Storstad
Wreck —Commission
Lanrd
Alfred Tufteneste
St. Luiwrance
Lampress
Queler
Lord Mertsey
Uritish Admirals Court
Adalphe Routhier
Queher
McLand
Low Bromwick
FL Wy Cathvorie
British Royal Naval Reserve
John Welsh
Newcastle
England
Devers
Dominion Wreck Commission
Flowe
Canadian Naval Service
Cabhorne
Welsh
Wreck of Labrador steamer lands survivors after stranding
Passengers of the steamer Av er mor, which struck rocks near Brig Harbor Pour in St Johns Seafourthland, were landed safely today. Reports from the scene say the vessel hit while attempting to avoid heavy seas north of the Strait of Helle. The ship, with passengers and crew, was reported resting on the rocks with only the top deck above water. Local fishermen and planters from Labrador were aboard.
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St. Johns
Seafourthland
Llavermor
Brig Harbor
Invermar
Strait of Helle i
Labrador
Taveragar
Cork
Lomierts
el Newfoundland
Glassow
Dsst
Delivery error notice for late newspaper service
If, through error of the carrier boy or other cause, his paper should not be delivered at your home by 4 o'clock, please phone 3340, and a copy will be sent. After 6:00 p.m., please contact Teasa trie at night phone 2800-Blue or No. 2 after 6.
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Teasa Trie
New Peace Move Contemplated by Huerta Advisers
Washington reports a proposed Mexican shift as General Huerta may resign within days in favor of a new leadership under Cardinal, aiming to ease tensions ahead of Niagara Conference delegates. The plan, seen as a constitutionalist effort, surfaces amid competing factions and rumors of coup attempts.
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Huerta
Washington, D.C
Mexico
Neneral Uuerta
Carbadinel
Furessa Alfales
Che
Carhadal
Wettorad Jytar
Phehaetta
Niagara
Cheha
Yd Wien Beer
Oteerage
Chen Peertiing
Tennis MAVPCTIES Includes CSGR and Sbhs Meet
Fragmented report notes CSGR and Sbhs teams in tennis MAVPCTIES with mentions of players and a 6 2 score. Names and events are garbled, but references to singles matches and a result suggest a competitive school tennis event involving Wooded, Parke, and Mas Deeugle.
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CSGR
Sbhs
American Leads In Over Channel Rage In Airship
Paris reports Walter T. Brock the American aviator led the six entrants in the London Paris London aviation race arriving at the Due aerodrome first. Lord John Carbery was second and Raoul Garros third with all pilots completing the channel crossing and regrouping for the Paris leg amid heavy enthusiasm.
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Paris
France
Walter T. Brock
Lord John Carbery
Raoul Garros
Brock
London
Tunis
Carbery
Ita
Creek
Hardelot
Boulogne
Garras
Eugene Renan
Brook
Renaux
Regineald Uf. Carr
Jouis Noel
Lower Curhery
Lopdon
Ipoomo
Garroe
Jn Sevands Bes
Liberals Lose in Canadian Election in Winnipeg
Partial results from the Manitoba provincial election show Conservatives leading with Sir Rodman Rollin's government at stake. Early tallies place Conservatives with around two seats ahead, while the Progressives and Liberals trail, and full results will take a day or two to confirm.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Rodman Rollin
Sonia
Sonia and Tle Progressiv
Dowbt
Arthur G. Stolte Weds in Chicago
A wedding notice describes the marriage of Arthur G. Stolte in Chicago. The fragmentary text hints at reception details and attendees but is largely unreadable, with garbled phrases and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Stolte
Chicago
Ambassador Vion Willard Granted Leave of Absence
Washington D C reports Ambassador Vion Willard receives leave of absence to attend to personal matters before resuming duties in Spain. The notice notes he will travel and be away briefly, with arrangements for interim representation during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, C
Opbh KW Willard
Spain
Wag Reared on Farm Became Railroad Head
Melville Ingalls, notable financier and railroad magnate associated with the Big Four, dies after a fall in Hot Springs. Funeral planned in Cincinnati with pallbearers including Taft and Warrington. Survived by widow, daughter, and four sons. estate details not disclosed. Born 1842 in Harrison, Maine. led Big Four formation and held other rail roles. also active in banking.
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Hot Springs
Melville
Theate
Heagl
Cinelhath
Unitarian
Chas BP. Taft
John W Warrington
Harry Gest
Arthur Spern
Frank Woibore
Judson Haranon
Ff Orborne
Th Searbore
Joseph Wildy
Wait Worthington
Mr. Ingalls
New York
Melyttle Ingalls, Jr
Ingalls
Chicago
Albert S. Ingalls
Cleveland
Big Four Railroad
Vanderbilt
Cincinnati
Washington, D.C
Harrison
Bowdoin
Harvard
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Lafayette
Cincinnati, Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cago
Ife
Shesapeake & Qobic
National Civic Federation
Girl Striker Gets a Better Position
A 7 year old girl who waved an American flag to steady East Pittsburgh strikers will return to work at the electric plant Monday and be promoted. Captain Adams secured a pledge from company officials that she will not suffer for her act. The girl’s name is withheld and the officials promised promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Constabulary
L. G. Adams
Aren
Mrs Florence Carman Testimony at Coroner Inquest
Mrs Florence Carman is charged with the murder of Mrs Louise Bailey. She and her attorney Geo M Le attend the coroner's inquest, discussing the testimony to aid her case. Weather data and garbled lines follow, showing yesterday's temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N.Y
Florence Carman
Louise Bailey
Geo. M. le
Carma Ling
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Guadalupe
Constitutionalista Plan
Occu
Pation
Bowdle
King
Boosters
Aeronauts
el Tornr
Trade Commission
President Wilson
J. A. Goddard
Joseph H. V. Frees
J.T. Pirie, Jr
Thomas Creigh
W. Crow
Ezra Warner
John V. Farwell
A. W. Shaw
Cornelius Lynde
Chicago Association of Commerce
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
W. J. Claw
Eara Warner
John B. Farwell
Big Drygoods Concern
Avermor
Les
Kingland
Paty
Boutepdalla
Liberals
Aurena
Chie Wahasa
Stead Ona
Ambass Vion Willard
Abseace
Havana
Melville E. Ingalls
Hot Springs, Va
BIG
New York City
Sesterner
Chi
Joseph Good
Ore
Detective Headquarters
South Side
Bachar Ondeal
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