Huerta Family Leaves Mexico City For Vera Cruz Today
Provisional President Huerta’s family reportedly sails for Vera Cruz aboard the Espagne with several officials, as federal evacuees depart along the West Coast. Meanwhile, constitutionalists advance on Pacific ports. refugees head toward Mazatlan and Salina Cruz. A separate Matamoros case reports arrest of American Trevino, halting local electric service. Two Russian aviators die in a crash near Otchakov.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Espagne
Rapagne
Havana
Washington, D. C
General Huerta
General Funston
Adolfo de la Lama
Esteva Ruiz
Quirerida Mo Heno
General Maas
FEDS
West Coast
U. S. S. California
Manatlan
Mex
Guaymas
Col. Gomez
Zapista
Acapulco
Philippines
Salido
Wateriog To Demand A Pure Milk Ordinance
Citizens call for a pure milk ordinance after the council buried the proposal amid threats from dairymen and concerns over poison sales. They argue for tested milk with lower bacteria levels and vow the effort will not die despite opposition.
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Wateriog
Citizens’ Committee
Duelnesa
Waterloo
Committee of Citizens
Wisconsin Democrats Rally Behind Wilson at Conference
Calvin Stewart of Kenosha, temporary chair of Wisconsin Democrats, delivered a defense of President Wilson’s administration. He praised tariff revision, the federal income tax, the new currency act, and trust prosecutions, and urged party harmony while praising the president’s stance on Mexico and the canal tolls.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wilson
Wisconsin
Calvin Stewart
Kenosna
Conference of Wisconsin Democrats
Panama Canal
Rumor Refuted on Monk Advisor’s Death
St. Petersburg July 14 The report that Gregory Raspurin the monk and advisor to the emperor died from a wound in Pokrovsky was unfounded. He was transported by steamer to Tinmen with the governor of the province the bishop of Tobolsk and two doctors accompanying him.
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St. Petersburg
Gregory Raspurin
Russia
Pokrovsky
Tovoisk
Siberia
Tinmen
Tobolsk
Many Fatal Accidents Reported Across Iowa Sunday
Dozens of drowning and accidental deaths were reported in Iowa cities Sunday. Harlan Eastburn drowned in Cedar River after a bathing trip. two youths perished at Carter Lake. a Lawler merchant drowned while teaching swimming. Edward Harvey died from a musket discharge at Fredericksburg. Harry Mills found dead after an auto crash near Nobles Lake. Michael Bach of Chicago drowned near Manchester.
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Cedar Rapids
Harlan Eastburn
Cedar River
Eastburn
William Sprackies
Harvey Llaverly
Carter Lake
T. F. McMahan
Lawler
Crane Creek
Fredericksburg
Edward Harvey
Nobles’ Lake
Logan
Harry Mills
William Prentice
Mort Madison
Bubingss
State College
Oxford
Claude Harrington
Iowa
Town City
Harrington
Phyat
Michael Bach
Chicago
Manchester
Wo ‘Nmidren
Morgan silent on New Haven report test of directors
New York July 14 the Morgan firm refused to discuss the interstate commerce commission report criticizing directors under Charles Mellen for alleged reckless financial operations. Morgan denies examiners were barred from books and says no access was withheld. District Attorney Whitman signaled possible indictments if crimes are found. The full New Haven board meets in New York Thursday to hear charges.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chas
Mellen
J. P. Morgan
New Haven
Washington
McChord
Mr. Morgan
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
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Scharges
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Metlen
New Haven Railroad
Washington, D.C
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Senate
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McRernolds
Department
55000 Enginemen Vote Strike Denies Arbitration
Chicago Tulsa representatives of about 5000 engineers and five firemen on 98 western railroads announce they will not accept arbitration under the Erdman act. They will continue negotiations with employers. Firemen and engineers vote overwhelmingly for a strike if their request is refused.
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Chicago
Tuls
McReynolds Favored for Supreme Court Vacancy in DC Gossip
Washington rumors center on Attorney General McReynolds as the leading candidate to fill the Supreme Court vacancy caused by Justice Lorton's death. Possible successors named include Joseph W. Folk John W. Pravis and Frederick W. Lehmann with Senators Shields and Gregory also mentioned as options.
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Washington, D. C
McReynolds
United States Supreme Court
Justice Lorton
Washington
Joseph W. Folk
Interstate Commerce Commission
John W. Pravis
Frederick W. Lehmann
St. Louis
Lewis
Illinois
Fio. Thinne
Dunne
S. Gregory
Chicago
American Bar Association
Senate
Shields
Tennessee
Hay
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Tensysem
Taft
Wilson
Cruiser Brooklyn to Become Receiving Ship
Philadelphia July 14 The arm ored cruiser Brooklyn once pivotal in Cuba operations in the Spanish American War sailed from Philadelphia today for Boston where it will be re designated as a receiving ship First time afloat in seven years the vessel had been laid up at the navy yard since returning from the Jamestown fair in 147
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Whuet
Cuba
Boston
Navy
Jamestown Fair
Possible Criminal Probe Separate from Dissolution Proceedings
Fragmentary text notes a possible criminal inquiry under federal law separate from dissolution actions, mentioning Adobe Fl Verso and Havana 10¢ Elgar advertisement in unclear context. The passage is garbled but implies a legal or regulatory review distinct from ongoing dissolution proceedings.
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Adobe
Havana
Elgar
Lipton Escapes Criminal Action Over Canteen Scandals
London reports the attorney general found no evidence to prosecute Sir Thomas Lipton related to army canteen scandals. Lipton Ltd faced shareholder criticism at their annual meeting while Lipton pledged steps to prevent recurrence and expressed hopes for Shamroch IV.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Lipton, Ltd
Thomas
Robddy
Shamroch IV
Aimorica
England
Red Handkerchief Cited in Man's Death at State Hospital
Mount Pleasant authorities say a red handkerchief found on John Connard 62 led to his death at the state hospital. The 26 year patient supposedly had it worn when attacked near the cattle barn, suffering broken ribs and other injuries as a result.
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Mount Pleasant
John Connard
Tras
Sew Haven Stoves at Sew Low Lav el Figure
New Haven force that stack to the new intensified of 244 in the Course of today s oyrys session. The balance of the fist was extremely favorable.
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New York
Dni
New Haven
Delivery error notice for newspaper service
If this paper is not delivered by 6 o clock call 1040 for a copy. For complaints after 9 pm call 2900-Hine or No 2 after 5 p m.
Factional Lines Forgotten at Iowa Republican Love Feast
Special reporters describe Des Moines July 14 as delegates from the Republican party of Iowa gather for a biennial love feast within the Uolocum. The mood aims to forget factional lines with leaders like James Wilson and D. H. Bowen among the Tama delegation. The conference will set naval committees in the morning and the convention proper at 11. Attendees expect no major factional clashes, though candidates Ford Byrnes Wall and Shaw contend for the nomination with ballots likely into a second round.
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Repubican
Aarid P Hon
Fferes
Wmarket
Fac
Lhote
Caires
James Wilson
Agriculture
Tama
D. H. Bowen
Wilgan
Mateh Walley
James ©. Powell
Scott Skinner
M. A. Moare
R. Murphy
J. A. Dawson
RL Keith
BR. PF. Cummings
I. H. Willett
W. R. Les KE
Wf. Cunningham
B. W. Newberry
I. W. Norris
EH. PL Adier
D. PL Hogan
Fred Larrabee
Smith Brookhart
Joa. Mille
Herbert Hay
Chris Otrosen
T. A. Potter
G. E. Dlilgine Lger
WG. Markell
ML. Curtis
HL Arney
T. WH
Hume
Now
Kendall
Throop
I. J. Alen
Hayward J. Clark
John Fleming
Joseph Matter
G. W. French
Gerrit Klay
T. W. Byers
Charles A. Raweon
J. (. Bonwell
B. Sautee
T. de Long
WR. Law
Phomar Meulla
Mo EL Firsan
Ko O. Hinshaw
Wn. Larrabee
Leslie I. Francis
A. C. Wilson
T. Z. Bo Robinson
Charles WU
Goodwin
Shaw
Brian
Wall
Ford
Byrnes
Fillis
Republican delegates head to state convention in Des Moines
Delegates to the Republican state convention in Des Moines arrive with a wide split in the party over the presidential nomination. Senator Cintains hints at a 1916 bid while others defer comment as candidates for auditor Watt intensify the fight. Delegates seek a firm platform and party unity before the ballots.
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Ven
Moinen
Republica
Sepater
Sena
Philanthropist Nevil Pledges Hospital Endowment
George W. Nevil, 67, a Philadelphia bachelor, plans to leave all his wealth to hospitals in installments. He has already given 38000 to city institutions and 10000 to Saint Joseph’s, Tome for Incurables, German Hospital, Jewish Hospital, and the Pennsylvania Hospital. Nevil, who has no relatives, says hospitals are the most worthy beneficiaries and prefers privacy about his gifts.
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Philadelphia
George W. Nevil
Girard Avenue
Nevil
Tome For Incurables
Jewishhoapital
Pennsylvania,hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Navi
Fac
Why Boys Go Wrong Draws From Urban Life Per Prof Fiske
Chicago July 14 Professor George Walter Fiske of Oberlin College told delegates at a Sunday School Workers Institute that crime among youths stems from nine factors. City life tenements lack of playgrounds police courts schools recreation child labor and parental pressures. He proposes one older bar in each block to supervise and guide younger boys.
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Chicago
Alinais
Wisconsin
George Walter Fiske
Qberlin College
University of Chicago
Prof. Fiske
Hunter Elmer Cox JR shoots companion during deer hunt
In Madera County Elmer Cox Jr. mistook A Q Francis of San Francisco for a deer and shot him. Francis, a well known clubman, was wounded and taken to a hospital after Cox and another hunter, guided by their guide, spent more than a day and a half transporting him 24 miles from camp.
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San Francisco
Elmer Cox, Jr
A. Q. Francis
Madera
Cox
Gett Ling Francis
Drowned at Island Landing in secret swim tragedy
Malvin Barden age 13 drowned along Cedar River near the Rork Taland freight house at Third Avenue. Fire Chief Dunham and others tried to revive him for an hour using grappling hooks and an oxygen tank. His brother Harold, 10, and baby sibling remain, while neighbors and a worker who attempted rescue also nearly drowned.
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Cedar River
Malvin Barden
George Harden
Byron Avenue
Rork Taland
Third Avenue
A.A. Dunham
ET. Jaynes
Corpa
Melvin
Harold
Clyde Bronson
Martin
Audi Walden
Guy Dubois
Barden
Iswimmer
Walden
Dubois
Pnce
Nauman Lumber Company
Jess Bargie
Bargis
H. G Sankey
Rock Island
Mason Motor Company
Mr. Barden
Chief Dunham
Jaynes
Bright
Young Barden
Lyde Bronson
Hileman & Gindt
New Richmond Unites Against Meningitis Spreading Flies
Following Willard Johnson's death from meningitis spread by flies, New Richmond Wisconsin launches a relief campaign to combat the disease. Local officials urge residents to improve sanitation and trap flies, aiming to curb transmission.
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New Richmond
Wis
Willard Johnson
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