President Wilson Calls Mexico Factions to Unite for Peace
President Wilson urges all Mexican factions led by Carranza Villa and Zapata to form a unified provisional government recognized by major powers. He warns that failure to act promptly will force the United States to choose and support the strongest side to restore constitutional order and relief for a suffering country.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
United States
Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Iy Mcxicans
Mexico City
Bryan
Silliman
Vera Cruz
Carothers
Duval West
Goond
Vasquez Tangle
Madero
Arnesete Miadero
Manuel Veville
Vasquez Tagle
Street of Statement
Carrange
Germany Awaits U S Clear Word on Policy Change
Germany waits for a definite word from America as Bryan's year long review policy lingers. The United States is poised to adopt the plan, signaling a major shift in wartime diplomacy.
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Bryan
United States
Great Battle for Przemysl in Brutal War
Both sides reinforce as they hurl troops at Przemysl in brutal clashes. Frontline forces clash with heavy casualties and persistent firing across the siege front. Strongholds and batteries exchange blows amid relentless bombardment.
Live Cattle Shipments To France For Allied Forces
Chicago dispatch reports live cattle sent to France to feed allied armies during the summer campaign. Packing firms purchased livestock fit for duty, lifting prices by one dollar per hundred pounds. A week earlier sixteen hundred cattle reached Paris and today another thousand were dispatched for delivery to a French port and the battlefront.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
France
Paris
Austrian war office reports heavy Russian losses in eastern front
Vienna reports renewed Russian assaults against Allied troops on the eastern front repulsed with heavy Soviet losses. Fortifications near Preemysl were stormed and ground held. Dniester attacks progress. Russian forces near Solotwina retreated after heavy losses. May captures include 159 ammunition wagons and large stocks of artillery ammo, cartridges, and rifles. Italian front saw enemy undertakings fail and coastal ridge attack repulsed with Italian losses.
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Vienna
London
Austrian War Office
Solotwina
Galicia
Lavaronne
Polpara
Carinthian
Tyrol
Cariminia
British Gains Reported in Belgium and France
War office bulletin notes bayonet assault at Chateau Hooge near Zonnebeke and a German counter attack near Neuvith St. Vaast repulsed with new progress and prisoners. It adds a French division captured Carency Ablain St Nazaire Malonm Mill and the Souchez sugar refinery between May and June 1.
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Malonm
Souchez
War dispatches report Allied actions in Europe battles
Three thousand one hundred prisoners are taken, including sixty four officers. They have driven back 1,600 Germans and suffered 3,200 casualties, two thirds of them slightly wounded. In Champagne the Germans made a night attempt near Benthejour but were driven from their trenches. Near Le Pretre four t est, two violent attacks were repulsed.
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Champagne
Benthejour
le Pretre Forest
Neches and Other Vessels Released by Britain
The American steamer Neches freed after British authorities held 3000 tons of cotton with a pledge that Netherlands Overseas Trust would take charge. The Lapland’s seized cargo largely discharged. Pythia’s 294 tons cotton placed for prize court disposition. The Athenian cleared after discharging 400 bales of cotton and 12 reels of barbed wire amid charges of enemy destinations.
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London
Neches
Netherlands Overseas Trust
Porte
Ibraiter
Theee Goode
Great Britain
Troop Movements To And From Philippines
The War Department announced troopes recently offered to relieve units in the Philippines will depart on specified dates. The Fifteenth Cavalry at Port Live, Texas sails July 2 to relieve the Eighth and Ninth Cavalry at Douglas and Texas City on August 2 and September 1 respectively. The Philippine coast artillery is reinforced by the 111th Company at Port Dade July 28 and other units at Port Mott Fort Madison and Fort Washington by August 2.
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Washington
War Department
Port I Life
Tex
Eighth Cavalry
Ninth Cavalry
Douglas
Ariz
Seventh Cavalry
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Texas City
Mort Dade
Pla
Port Mott
N. Fd
Fort Waehington
Madal
Fort Cotumitia
Wash
Aumuat
War News Recap From Eastern Front and Alpine Fronts
The report claims heavy fighting in the eastern San region near Preemysl and Stry with Teuton victories. Vienna reports Austrian success against Russian defenses while Mussulins meet heavy losses on the eastern bank of the San and in South Galicia. In the west, British forces seize Chateau Nooge near Zonnebene and French repulse counterattacks near Neuville St Vast as allies push in Champagne and the Le Pretre forest. French say 3100 prisoners taken around Carney with 2500 German dead buried. Allies sustain about 4200 casualties. Italy pursues invasion claims but Vienna says it stalls signaling limited material damage. The Italian fleet engages Austrian coast but no sighting of Austrians. Italian bombardments hit a Dalmatian wireless station. A German submarine sinks the Delta FL, a Helian trawler, with crew losses.
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Preemysl
Stry
Vienna
Weddittenel
Przemyn
Galila
Zonnebene
Chateau Nooge
Pars
Neuville St. Vast
Ahso
Austria
Ministry of Marine
Dalmatian
North Sea
Wilson Holds Informal Talks On Neutral Rights
President Wilson meets Count von Bernstorf in a cordial White House session. Officials say no change in plans to press Germany to respect international law toward neutrals. The talks focused on submarine warfare and potential shifts in U.S. policy toward Germany and Austria-Hungary.
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Washington
Wilson
Count von Dernsterff
Lindiunla
Ith
United States
Germany
Subeendors
State Department
Ambasseudor Gerard
White House
A& & Commerce
Great Britain
Europe
Cierman
Ite
Lusitania
Foreign Office
Iplomatistas
Crisis over Albuquerque’s State Fair hinges on tomorrow
Citizens face a defining decision on funding the New Mexico State Fair project. The deadline for subscriptions will determine if the fair becomes the last or the greatest in Albuquerque, with a hoped 10 000 price tag and a call for new funding sources beyond past contributions.
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Albuquerque
Messoo
New Mayo
Nibmaquerque
Ofa
Ata
Senator Chamberlain Sees Extra Session To Strengthen Defense
Portland Oregon June first reports Senator George I Chamberlain predicts an extra session of Congress late this summer to push new military measures. He backs a standing army of 125000 with possible additional war related bills if the Mexican situation worsens. He notes Wilson can mobilize 60000 regulars without new legislation and cites current forces abroad totaling about 245000.
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Portland
Ore
George I Chamberlain
Sen
Sumer
Chamberlain
War College
Wilson
Mexico
Congress
Ixtet
United States
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Porto Rico
Panama
Trade Commission studies foreign trade potential
The federal trade Commission chaired by Joseph E. Davies met with leading businessmen and bankers for two days to discuss prospects for standing foreign trade. It received important suggestions and information and aims to be constructively helpful to U.S. industries.
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Moston
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph E. Davies
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