Montenegrin Officials Charged With Recruiting Marines
Secret service agents arrest three Montenegrin officials in Chicago New York and Bisbee charging conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws. Capt Anton V Seferovich and B Martinovich with Sav Gjourashkovich allegedly enlisted recruits for the Montenegrin army with funds paid to move suspects toward Montenegro. Government reports say money tied to Red Cross efforts helped finance transport of soldiers.
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Chicago
Secret Service
United States
Anton Y. Seferovich
American Red Cross
Montenegrin Red Cross
New York
B. Martinovich
Ein
Sav Gjourashkovich
Montenegrin Foreign Office
Bisbee
Ari
Department of Justice
Mason
Anton V. Seferovich
Seferovich
Montenegro
Clarence S. Houghton
Wall Street
Red Crosso
No Concessions Stance Under International Law
DECSURES states it will maintain its position and refuses concessions, asserting adherence to international law as the basis for its policy. The statement emphasizes firm posture and legal justification without room for negotiation.
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Decsures
Germany presents draft on high seas rights to United States
Berlin informs Washington through Ambassador Gerard of a tentative German reply to the June 9 note. It suggests limited guarantees for American travel on the high seas under conditions such as vessel marking and U S notification, plus inspection to bar munitions. Officials caution against conceding, urging adherence to international law and prize rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
United States
Gerard
Berlin
Ite
Herlin
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Ambasandor
Lansing
Howwer
William
Cabinet
Aim
Bryan
Americus Suvermoens
Anaconda News Roundup and Local Council Notes
Anaconda city briefs cover treasurer reports and street committee work. Casey to contest a monument dedication. Divorce, police court actions, and suburban fire department plans appear amid mining and general news. Eagles convention and judge Lentz sit in several cases.
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Vorgan
New York
Sport
Ib-Eagles
Judge Lentz
I-Mining
Goldberg
A-General
Walkerville
British Front Activity Advances in Flanders and Eastern War Fronts
British forces renew front action in Flanders gaining about 20 yards of German trenches as French artillery aids. Russian troops resist Austro German onslaught in the east while Austrians push north in Southern Poland, forcing Russian retreat near Tarnogora after pressure along the Vistula and Bug rivers.
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Flanders
Ypres
Poland
Vienna
John French
Vistula
Bug
Tarnogora
Krasnik
Tarnogorod
London
Viepra
Tarnogara
Warsaw
Berlin
Mrs Evelyn Thaw Won't Testify Against Harry
New York July 6 Mrs Evelyn Ness Thaw did not appear in court to testify against her husband Harry K Thaw in the insanity proceedings. She left to return to a camp near Malone New York after citing a doctor’s certificate and saying she would not testify against her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evelyn Ness Bit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Chateaugay Lake
Malone
N.Y
Attempts by Garrranza Forces Fall at Capital
Mexico City reports repeated Carranza led assaults on the capital failed as Zapata forces, government archives and treasury funds moved to Cuernavaca. Special trains ready to carry officials as sieges continued, mobs roamed streets amid looting fears and gun shops faced attacks on doors.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Pablo Gonzales
Zapata
Ances
Cuernavaca
Hazaro
Carranza
Tacuba
Miners Burn Lodging House Fire Claims One Life
Dispatch from Wallace Idaho reports a deadly blaze at the Miners Home lodging house during the Fourth of July events. Charles Cape Schmidt, 57, a cook, died in the flames while miner Joseph Lobe was rescued in a dying condition. Firemen battled to control the blaze as fear lingered for more possible casualties in the destroyed building. Indications point to possible arson as the cause remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stannar Wallace
Idaho
Charles Cape Schmidt
Joseph Lobe
Sixth
Cedar Streets
Lobe
Holt kills self after Morgan shooting in Mineola jail
Mineola New York July Frank Holt Cornell University professor who shot J P Morgan in his Glen Cove home last Saturday died by suicide in jail authorities said Holt died of a fractured skull following an apparent fall or jump in his cell. Jail keeper and doctors offered conflicting accounts but coroner and district attorney confirmed death by self harm.
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Mineola
N. Y
Frank Holt
Cornell University
J. P. Morgan
Glen Cove
Mutelde
Holt
D. Cleghorn
Jeremiah
Hulse
Louis J. Smith
Clemhorn
Cleghorn
Walter Jones
Hempstead
Clerhorn
Dynamite cache found by police in New York
A trunk containing 134 sticks of dynamite with fuses was found on the top floor of a five story building at 42 West Thirty eighth street. It was sent by Frank Holt and arrived three days earlier. The trunk held blasting caps powder tin cans and sulfuric acid. Holt admitted ownership of 200 sticks received at Syosset LT last week. Police fear another case in the area and warn the blast could have destroyed nearby buildings.
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New York
Thirty-eighth Street
Prolice
Frank Holt
Owen Eagan
Combustibies
Hulse
Mineola
Holt
Syosset
L T
Hendrick
Central Park
Capitol
Eagan
York
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Rock Island
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Pattee
Fee
Reints Appen
Underwood & Underwood
Theodore Campbell
Frank MacCabill
Ble
Vieprs Riv
Evelyn Thaw
Harry
Sunpena
Russian War Office
Gorizia
Tal Jan
Triest
Arma
Garranza
IPI
Hott
Aata
O'Regan
Toman
Tjeremian
Colwateh Holt Call
O'Ryan
Pirat Ae
Ndt
Jered Thy
Dallas
Tam
Teone
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