Mexico tensions rise as pro allied sentiment spreads
El Paso reports a growing pro allied mood in northern Mexico after Mexican officials say Germany must be expelled. Gen Francisco Gonzales publicly denounces a German official over a padlock incident. Officials predict war with Germany within days and plans to seize German assets and secure Tampico oil fields.
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Torreon
Slacker Breakthrough Reported In Local Shuffle
A fragmented item notes a year long situation involving individuals nicknamed Slackers and a person named Landis, with terse references to a pres and deliv, suggesting a delayed or obstructed delivery or decision noted in a hazy OCR fragment. The text lacks clear facts or dates but implies a formal action or sentence.
Draft plan looms as war clouds gather abroad
In today’s Standard age reports a looming draft plan and heightened military preparations as tensions rise globally. Federal troops march into Globe while distant conflicts spark stringent measures and lengthy sentences for war-related offenses. Citizens await developments amid political upheavals and shifting alliances.
Americans in Berlin Treated as Neutrals
Berlin via London July 5 The German foreign office and military police authorities reach an agreement that frees United States citizens in Germany from police reporting and outdoor movement limits. Americans may travel freely without slow permit procedures, with only those under suspicion excluded.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Foreign Office
United States
Monarchial coup doomed as Chinese republic gains footing
News from Washington reports that a republican government has formed in Nanking led by strong figures from China’s elite. Militias prepare in opposition to Chang Hsuan’s monarchist forces in Peking with a possible attack on the capital. A central republican government transfer to Shanghai was proposed at a naval conference, signaling shift away from a provisional regime.
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Peking
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Shanghai
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Li Yuan Hung
Chen Pi Kwan Aishan Ping
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Ma Hung Lick
Sun Yat Sen
Tang Shao Yi
Sun Hung ¥i
Que Ti Chi
Eugene Chen
Peking Gazette
Tang
British Chieftain Updates War Prisoner and Gun Totals
London reports Maj. Gen. F B Maurice at the war office cites 117,776 British captives and 51,088 losses since the war began, plus 739 guns held at peak and 133 lost. He notes no gun lost on the West Front since April 1915 and discusses Russian offensives and German attempts to boost morale. He explains Lens progress relies on heavy artillery before infantry.
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London
F. B. Maurice
War Office
Maurice
Chinese Governor Ultimatum to Emperor in Peking
A Morning Post dispatch from Tientsin reports Tsao Kun, governor of Chi Li, has issued an ultimatum to General Chank Hsin demanding the emperor withdraw from Peking within 24 hours. Kun mobilizes forces. the move threatens monarchy chances. Tuan Chi Jui, former premier, has been accepted and is mobilizing.
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Morning Post
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Chank Hsin
Peking
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ENEMY SUB IN HAMPTON ROADS SCARE REPORTED
Hampton Roads faced a submarine scare when two incoming vessels sighted a periscope five miles off Fortress Monroe. Naval vessels searched the lower bay as merchant ships halted and Washington and Baltimore steamers were escorted inland. Colonel Foote refused comment beyond noting precautionary actions.
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Chesapeake Bay
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Prohibition Debate Intensifies In Senate War Measures
Washington debates cap the Gore plan as senators limit debate to five minutes each. Administration pushes only limited distillation bans while seeking government power to regulate prices and seize assets if needed. Prohibition advocates from both factions press for stronger action amid censorship and war department constraints on press cables from France.
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Renate
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Senate
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First Women Regiment Formed in Petrograd Parade
Petrograd July 5. The first detachment of the Petrus Women’s regiment had its colors blessed in the St Isaacs square. Over 200 women in full uniform with cropped hair stood armed as Cossacks and sailors served as guard. They then paraded the streets with banners declaring resistance to traitors.
New Union Forces Concede at Copper Camp Mission
Three troops of cavalry and machine gun company from Campbells cohort join the effort at Copper Camp. Federal forces send a concession to Globe, with talks today aimed at an American federation establishment.
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Cavaliey
Globe
Atta
Glot Honig
Bisbee Strikes Strife Reaches Globe Milam District
The Globe Milam district sees a tense strike with mine pickets remaining steadfast at the entrance as troops arrive to maintain order. International unions discuss jurisdiction and wage demands while leaders seek national labor council support and potential federation alignment.
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Globe-Milam
United States
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Suffragists on Trial and July Celebrations Abroad
Fragmented report shows suffragists on trial amid charges of unlawful actions and police intervention as celebrations for American Independence Day unfold in France. Summer headlines depict France’s July 5 mood, with large type emphasis on the holiday and the public reaction.
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White House
France
Aris
Known Today Method of Drafting in Washington
Washington July 5 Arrangements for the next step toward mobilization of the new national army were discussed at a conference between Secretary Baker and Provost Marshal General Crowder. No date for the drawing was announced though it is expected to occur in Washington with a statement on the method soon. Local and district exemption boards, registration lists, and related prep work must be completed before selection begins to prevent card number manipulation. Public posting of lists and duplicate copies with the provost general are required in advance. The drawing will rely on serial numbers and involve no names, following a jury-wheel style procedure.
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International Ineir Union
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American Fedstration of Labor
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