Wilson warns Carranza over prisoners in Mexico
President Wilson's patience nears limit as Mexico confronts border tensions. Carranza urged to release seventeen U.S. troopers held at Chihuahua or face possible armed action. Funston to deploy 70,000 guards within ten days. troops and supplies ordered, with Navy movements under way. Washington confirms no ultimatum issued to Carranza. discussions include possible joint congressional session. Columbus reports Carranza consul Samuel Bandoval released after detention.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Chihuahua
Carranza
Ho'aqnate
House Foreign Affairage
White House
Congress
Lansing
War Départment
Baker
United States
Dolphin
Cuba
Eretary Baker
Persh
Moxlegn
Columbus
Samuel Bandoval
Bere
Ceceeay
Anes
T R URGES ALL TO SUPPORT HUGHES MEDIATION REQUEST
In a report datelined Mexico City June 27 General Carranza allegedly rejected mediation offers from Costa Rica and Salvador. The Mexican foreign office affirmed gratitude for Latin American support and noted that Afrendondo had only a preliminary Mexico City reply and awaited further instructions. Secretary Lansing indicated no clear mediation submission exists unless a formal proposal is made.
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United States
Mexico
Afrendondo
Mexico City
Lansing
Carranza
Costa Rica
Salvador
Foreign Office
Tarvia Experiment In Atlanta Streets Trial
The Barret Asphalt Co of Chicago arrives to supervise Tarvin X and Tarvin B paving on Chestnut Street between Seventh and Midth. Two coats, laid hot then cold, aim to resist cracking and not become sticky. The city spends about six cents per square yard plus laying costs. A downtown trial proceeds with full coating planned if successful.
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Barret Asphalt Company of
Chicago
Chestnut Street
Atlantic
Down Town
Married in Omaha Surprise Union of Snyder and Usher
Eadward Snyder and Myrtle Usher, both of Atlantic, wed in Omaha Friday afternoon after secretly leaving Atlantic. They traveled by train toward Marne but altered plans to marry at the Omaha M C A temple of the Presbyterian minister and returned to Atlantic Sunday night.
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Edward Snyder
Myrtle Usher
Maine
Omaha
Eadward Snyder
Atlantic
Marne
Oniti
Hay
Omahe
M. C
Presbyterian Church
Marquesen
Roosevelt Letter Causes Split Over Third Party Endorsement
Chicago June 26 the Progressive national committee votes 82 to 6 with nine abstentions to endorse Hughes for president effectively dissolving the Bull Moose Party as a national organization. Roosevelt declines the nomination urging support for Hughes to defeat Wilson amid heated debate among Perkins Garfield Colby Robins and Hale with Murdock discussions.
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Chicago
National Committee
The
Progressive Party
Charles E. Hughes
Bull Moose Party
Iny Horse Hughes
George W. Perkins
New York
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Chester H. Rowell
California
Badlala
Matthew Hala
Massachusetts
Bainbridge Colby
Henry F. Cookema
Wisconsin
John M. Parker
Louiitiana
Louisiana
Oscar King Davis
Roosevelt
Wilson
Matthew Hale
Ile
Bainbridge, Colby
Victor Murdock
China
Raymond Robing
Iacia
Colby
Robing
Murdock
Indoraing Hughes
Henry B. Cochema
Colonel Roppervelt
Art BR
Raymond Robins
Wilkey
Chems Anid
Hughen
Progressive and Republican unity sought for Hughes nomination
A Chicago based Progressive National Committee statement urges cross party action to nominate a single standard bearer aligned with Americanism. The speaker argues a third ticket would aid Mrs Wilson and stresses Hughes as a trustworthy candidate who will push a straight national program before and after the election.
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Wilson
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Wyoming
Hawaii
Harris
Rhode Island
Griffith
Washington
Roosevelt
Progressive Movement
Progressive Party
Kelvng
Jon
Buchanan
Republican Party
Forcag
Dal
Democratic Party
Progressive National Committee
Chicago
Diesocratic
Hughes
Progréasiya Nationel
Tay
Occupation of Bukowina Reported by War Office
Petrograd reports the occupation of the entire Austrian Crown Land of Bukowina after capturing Kimpolung. Over 200 prisoners taken, with towns Kimpolung and Kuty Visnitz secured, and 88 empty wagons along with 2,500 tons of anthracite found. Berlin claims continued but repulsed Austro German attacks in Volhynia and eastern fronts.
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Petrograd
Bukowina
War Office
Kimpolung
Bukowlna
Carpathians
Izkanyatstion
Suflaya
Berlin
Volhynia
Balkan
von Linsingen
Zaturze
Plaszowka
Carnival firm to exhibit at Atlantic fair grounds
The 8 W Brundagé Carnival has secured a contract to set up at the Atlantic fair grounds for a week in July. Tentatively scheduled to begin July 17 or July 19, the show had previously sought space at the baseball grounds but was deterred by its location across railroad tracks.
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8. W. Brundagé Carnival Attractions Company
Atlantic
Fair Grounds
Store remodeling at Con ley grocery on Fourth and Chestnut
The Con ley grocery store room in the building at Fourth and Chestnut, owned by the Wataon estate of Chicago, is being remodeled and repainted with a new ceiling, front window, repapered walls, and rearranged shelves. Also advertises Shinewell polish for autos and sale at City Garage nearby.
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Con«ley Grocery
Fourth
Chestnut
Wataon Estate
Chicago
Walla
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Carrizal
U. 8
Wilsons
Pershing
San Geronimo
Bachintoa
Gan Antonio
Funston
American Press
T. R
ALL
Sevanth
Eighth
Chicago Company
Hughes Pharaeminne
Proh Bros
Theodore Roosevelt,—W
American Press Association
CZAR
Edipolung
SEAYS
Carnival Company
Air Grounds Association
ARE
Shinewell
Poliah
Atredta
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