New Border Guard Units to Fill Gaps at Laredo
Secretary Baker said a new force of 10 coast artillery companies and a engineers battalion will join General Funston's border patrol to fill gaps near Laredo. Separate reports describe unrest around Vera Cruz and Carranza era tensions. Consuls warn Americans to leave Mexico as economic and political instability grows.
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Land does not confer all powers of citizenship
The Supreme Court held that Indians are not made citizens by receiving allotments of land and sustained an indictment against Fred Nice for selling liquor to George Cartier, a Sioux Indian with allotted lands. The case discussed the applicability of state law and adjourned until October.
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United States
Supreme Court
Fred Nice
Lquor Atter
George Cartier
British gunners poor marksmen claim Germans say
Berlin reports German officers from cruisers Elbing and Frauenlieg interview Frankfurter Zeitung claiming British gunners were inept in the North Sea action. Elbing endured 17 hours of battle with heavy fire, sank after torpedo strike. 10 minutes later Hight survivors drifted 19 hours. Wiesbaden disabled by a shell and sunk.
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Frankfurter Zeitung
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Progressives to await committee report before action
Raymond Robins and Harold Tekes said progressive national leaders would travel to Oyster Bay to confer with Colonel Roosevelt. They urged patient waiting until the national committee reports on June 26 before taking action, arguing judgment and national needs over resentment.
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Raymond Robins
Progressive National Convention
Harold Tekes
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Tekes
National Committee
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Taft Again Urged for Supreme Bench Seat
Washington June 12 Selection of four successors to Charles B Hughes on the supreme court is under consideration by President Wilson Attorney General Gregory may be invited to conference shortly and the appointment could occur within two weeks. It is understood that the president is weighing candidates for the high court vacancy.
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Charles B. Hughes
Supreme Court
Wilson
Gregory
Roosevelt delays response as court fights over solicitor general post
President Roosevelt weighs nominating a Democrat for solicitor general amid a GOP controlled court with five Republicans and three Democrats. Meanwhile at Sagamore Hill he remains silent on the political situation as a two hour ride with Mrs. Roosevelt is noted. A separate item reports a newspaper plant wreck in Deadwood, South Dakota, blamed on unknown assailants after years of tension with local authorities.
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Detroit and Ann Arbor United Medical Center discussed
Detroit and Ann Arbor would become a united center for medical school and clinical hospital for university graduates and undergraduates. The proposal, discussed at the American Medical Association convention opening in Detroit, aims to forge a premier institution regarded as one of the most important in the world.
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Ann Arbor
United Center For Medical School
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