Midshipmen defend honesty amid naval academy scandal
Annapolis June 25 the regiment of midshipmen issued a declaration of principles amid examinations scandal asserting honesty and veracity are core to discipline and that no dishonest practice has ever been tolerated at the academy Admiral Fullam defends the honor system and criticizes shielding guilty men Judge Advocate Watt allows hazing testimony related to last two years in inquiry into alleged coercion and abuses at the academy amid ongoing court proceedings
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Anxiety Mounts Over Mexico City Relief Efforts
Reports from Vera Cruz state American Red Cross reps Mr Shanklin and J OConnor are arranging relief transport to Mexico City while officials note no change in Yaqui valley tensions with American settlers endangered. Admiral Howard dispatches imply routine movements as US considers potential action post July. Huerta travels to San Francisco seeking rest after turbulent rule.
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Wilson greeted by crowds during trip through New England
President Wilson arrives late to day after touring Connecticut Massachusetts and Vermont amid frequent ovations. He declines speeches, chats with thousands of cheering workers and students, praises peace prospects, and plans a quiet stay with golf and rest. A note on Italy's trade balance cites reduced U S travel and labor remittances.
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New American Note Presses Britain Over Delayed Neutral Cargo
Washington reports the United States will renew its protest against Britain’s order in council. The British memorandum claims courtesy to neutral cargoes, while official notes abroad view detentions as excessive. The note seeks to shield non contraband cargoes to neutral ports from seizure.
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Harris Becomes Governor Today Inaugural Day Observance
Macon sends special train at 7 0 am with drum and bugle corps and three Macon military companies to Atlanta for the governor’s inauguration. Macon delegates wear colored hat bands saying Macon Go. City offices close, shops limit staff, Rotary club plans a luncheon at the Hotel Ansley in honor of the new governor.
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France approves massive war expenses amid unity rally
Paria reports the chamber of deputies passed a 5.8 billion franc bill to cover government needs starting July 1. Finance Minister Ribot lauded the plan as vital for war effort and exchange stability while decrying any weakness. Deputies applauded as Ribot received an ovation, and socialists urged economic mobilization and colonial subsidies to fund defense.
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Austria Hungary
Thaw Case Witnesses Testify In New Hampshire Proceedings
New York in the Thaw case features a wave of witnesses from New Hampshire and Canada testifying for Thaw as attorneys seek to conclude their presentation. Jerome allegedly threatened to kidnap Thaw if bail was denied while detained in Colebrook. The state seeks a commission to examine Harvard's Charles W. Eliot regarding Thaw's expulsion, with further testimony to trace Thaw and Evelyn Thaw's life.
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Manchester
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Gasoline-Process Plant Blast Burns Ten in Pittsburg
Ten workers were burned at the Aetna Chemical company plant in Pittsburgh during late June when an explosion occurred amid government directed experiments on a new gasoline production process. Stephen Homer, 20, died in hospital, with four others in serious condition. Company officials and police cited an ongoing experiment led by Superintendent Lobdell. the plant denied any use in explosives or chemical manufacture.
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Nashville Receivership Sought Over City Finances
Comptroller leads suit against mayor city commission treasurer and surety company to put Nashville under receivership and recover allegedly mis spent and wasted city funds. An audit by bankers under local committee supervision is underway with hearing likely tomorrow.
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