Defiant Mexican Reply Delays U S Aims in Mexico
Washington reports patience over Iranga government delay in replying to the American demand for a plan of withdrawal. A defiant note from Mexico City signals troop actions and border patrols, with officials hinting Carranza forces may bolster duties if U S forces are withdrawn. The White House ponders prompt action and possible congressional address before Wednesday.
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Washington
Iranga
Privices
Mexico City
Gary Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Carranza
Thington
Trevin
Carmanza
Trevino
Lasing
Lansing
Right of United States to Keep Troops Emphatic Statement
The page fragment reports on the United States asserting its right to keep troops in a city, with memoranda and government tone noted. It references Washington's reaction and a continuing emphasis on this prerogative, hinting at a diplomatic dispute. The text is incomplete with a continuation on another page.
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STA
Messeo City
Staten Hanlmite
Washington
Will Be St Resort Outbound Settlement Update
The report states the Will Be St Resort will continue pursuing settlement only until no other settlement options remain. It notes no final agreement yet and emphasizes ongoing dialogue between parties.
New York Press Club Banquet Deliberates War and Peace
President Wil ligh addresses a banquet in New York with journalists and political leaders. He resists war with Mexico while urging readiness to defend national honor. Crowd reacts with mixed calls for peace and questions about conquest.
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Aident Wilson
New York Press Club
America
Fally
New York
Rileen
Mexico
Munich
Applaise
Paris
Indictment Amid Mexico Standards Case Unfolds
An indictment in a case labeled as a Mexico standard dispute arises as the jury charges the state. the action follows a dismissal or firing linked to British authorities.
Indictments in Northwestern Trustee case reach 15
A United States grand jury discharged after 18 days, returning 15 indictments centered on the Northwestern Trustee Company of Great Falls. Six indictments publicized name A M Alderson secretary of state, William C Rae treasurer, Sidebottom and Wilmot, J W Speer and D G Bertoglio. The counts allege mail fraud. bonds set at 2500 each with Rae and Alderson posting. Sidebottom out on bail. Wilmot missing. Speer and Bertoglio to be served warrants. Judge Bourquin schedules July 5 to plead. The jury condemns officials who used their positions for uninvestigated ventures.
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Standard
United Grand Jury
Northwestrn Trustee Company of
Great Falls
A. M. Alderson
Cmpany
William C. Rae
A. Lk. Sidebottom
J. G Wilmot
J. W. Speer
D. G. Bertosilo
Meaderville
TSSTC
Bour
Quin
Messrs
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Alderson
Sidebottom
Wilmot
Speer
Bertogno
Bourauin
Grand
Bourquin
Militia on Border Arrives Near San Antonio Fort
The first Illinois infantry arrived at Fort Sam Houston tonight and the Seventh New York regiment reached San Antonio late tonight and proceeded to their station near Brownsville.
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San Antonio
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
New York Regiment
Brownsville
British Bombardment Rages with Over a Million Shells Daily
British headquarters report the fourth day of bombardment of German positions with no loss of intensity. More than a million shells are fired daily along the line, cutting wire entanglements and destroying first and second German trenches. Infantry action remains limited to raids under artillery cover as observers note rapid-fire effectiveness and widespread fires lighting the rear area at night.
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France
London
Orpet Trial Delves Into Death of Marion Lambert
Waukegan Illinois June 20 William R Orpet testified yesterday that his story of Marion Lambert's death is true The trial opened with witnesses supporting his claim he did not poison Lambert and that Helm's Woods was unlikely as the crime scene Testimony reviewed the February weather and a molasses bottle found nine days after the incident to explain how evidence was preserved
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Waukegan
William R. Orpet
Marion Lambert
James IL. Wilkerson
Marion
Helm's Woods
Gale M. Brooks
James Anderson, Jr
Helm Woods
W. W. Hurley
Henry D
Chicago and
Milwaukee Electric
John D. Staftney
Henry J. Cox
Heath
Orpet
Copper prospects lift 1916 mine output forecast
Washington reports that the 1916 six month mine output set to break records. Higher prices and strong demand boost copper along with soft coal iron lead and zinc as mining expands. Gold may fall while silver runs at capacity and manganese production surges due to high provision of copper.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Slackers Sent Home in Overalls After Striy Fare
In a brief dispatch, workers nicknamed slackers are sent back to their homes wearing work overalls after a striy fare dispute. The report notes authorities state the incident involved labor conditions and public safety concerns.
The Star Recaps The Fourth Butte Elks Feature
The Sunday Stang highlights the Fourt Butte's Fourth in focus with Elks as key figures. It previews new installments in America’s “The Battle and Philadelphia's Fate” series and mentions famed spies and Stonewall Jackson in vivid recounting of Civil War era themes.
Second Montana Regiment Prepares for Departure
Special dispatch from Helena reports Camp Stewart may be deserted at dawn as the Second Montana regiment readies to entrain. War department orders block press info while 225 soldiers fail physical exams and Captain Arthur M. Ferguson is elected lieutenant colonel. Governor Stewart wires Baker seeking Ferguson’s assignment to the unit.
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Standard
Helena
Camp Stewart
Hoffman
aMeer
War Department
Montana
Arthur M. Ferguson
Fourteenth Infantry
Stewart
Baker
Ferguson
Tauscher Found Not Guilty of Conspiracy in Welland Plot
New York reports former German national Tauscher was acquitted of conspiracy to blow up the Welland Canal. The jury found insufficient evidence of intent to damage canal infrastructure, ending the high profile case.
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Tauscher
Welland
New York
Scher
Welland Canal
Torpedo Boat Attack Is Without Casualties
Berlin reports German torpedo boats attacked Russian naval forces between Havringe and Landset in the Baltic off Sodermanland Sweden. The engagement was short, the Russians withdrew, and the Germans claim no damage despite heavy bombardment.
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London
Havringe
Landset
Baltic
Sodermanland
Sweden
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