Note to Mexico Is Ready to Go in New Chase
Washington reported President Wilson would reply to Carranza demanding Pershing’s withdrawal, a refusal that could prompt intervention. Diplomatic talks with Britain, Brazil, Honduras, and Costa Rica occurred as US forces bolster near Texas and the Mexican border amid rising hostilities. The San Ignacio clash, marches toward Matamoras, and suspected executions in Mexico City added to tensions as Punitive Expedition plans accelerate. Major Gray’s scouts pursued leads while troops reinforce Texas units and search for bandits along the border.
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Wilton
Carranza
Pershing
Mexico
War Department
Lansing
Great Britain
Brazil
Honduras
Costa Ries
State Department
United States
San Timacio
Mth Cavalry
Crux Ruiz
Edward ©. Katonah
Wakoneta
Mise
Margaret Gagnan
Eighth Avenue
Manhattan
Harry Mustleoff
Third Avenue
Alfredo Ricnut
Matamoras
Browneville
San Ignacio
el Paso
Gavira
Juarez
Mexico City
Chihuahua
el Paso City
Rio Grande
Gray
Mesquite
San Tynacio
Diplomatic Circles Uneasy Over Mexican Situation
Three South American officers and British Ambassador Sir Deeil Spring-Rice met with state and war department officials on Thursday to seek information about the troubled Mexican republic. The talks focused on confirming the gravity of the current diplomatic situation and potential implications for regional stability.
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Carpe
South America
State Department
Republic
Deeil Spring- Rice
State
War Department
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vitality and Blood Cleansing
This old standard medicine claims to cure spring fatigue by cleansing the blood and restoring energy. It touts Hood, a seasoned pharmacist, as guaranteeing quality and efficacy to improve mood, appetite, and sleep.
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Hood
Mr. Hood
Ady
Standings From Yesterday's American League Games
Yesterday's American League results include St Louis at Washington and at St Louis. Cleveland rain cancelled New York game. Detroit beat Philadelphia 3 to 4. Chicago lost to Houston 4 to 7.
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St. Louis
Washington
Rein
Cleveland
New York
Clevend
Rain
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hoston
Roosevelt retires from public life to seek rest cure
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has declared he is out of politics and will live as a private citizen. Doctors say his condition is not serious, rooted in an irritated larynx and rib strain from coughing, with rest expected to restore his health in a few days.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Jones
Hubert Gulla
Wesr
End Avenue
Cleveland
Roosevelt Himslf
Sweet
Bintrta Tre Regs
Bia
Roosevelt
Duel
Sunday church services listed for various congregations
A parish-wide notice lists multiple churches with their Sunday schedules. Entries include service times, preaching plans, Sunday schools, confirmations, and special events across Mission Union, First Presbyterian Graniteville, Latter Day Saints Worthen Hall, Congregational and Episcopal churches in Websterville and Orange, Swedish Baptist, Hedding and East Barre congregations, First Baptist, Universalist, and Italian Mission activities.
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Mission Union
South Barre
First Presbyterian Church
Graniteville
J. F. Pieni
Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints
Fornsters
Worthen Block
John N. Lamborn
Congregational Church
I. W. Barnett
Carl Vose Woodbury
Norwich University
Woodbury
Church of the Good Shepherd
Swedish Baptist Mission
Worthen Hall
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Cassa
Websterville
ML. Beattie
Montpelier
Plonar
Rain Halts National League Games Across Regions
Rain interrupted multiple National League games. At New York St Louis and New York venues rain affected play. Philadelphia Cincinnati and Philadelphia also rain. Brooklyn Chicago and Brooklyn saw rain on schedules. Boston Pittsburgh games resulted in Boston leading 2 runs.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Pet
Baxter
Pittsburg
Loui
Braves Pitcher Tom Hughes Throws No Hitter
Tom Hughes of the Braves stifled the Pittsburg Pirates with a no hit no run effort. Three men reached base on two walks and an error. Hughes struck out six with Hans Wagner twice among the Pirates who never could muster offense. Braves scored the lone run in the first inning.
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Tom Hughes
Braves
Hall of Fame
Pittsburg Pirates
Smith
Hughes
Pirates
Hans
Wagner
Kantlohner
Jarman
Montpelier Visit and Local Changes Report
Mrs Ella Brown Bailey from Montpelier arrived for a week in town D W Long visited Johnson Thursday Verne Griffith traveled to Hinesburg Thursday Mrs D H Jones attends Randolph graduation for son Clyde at the state school Miss Seara of Albury guest at D H Skinners Home circle dinner hosts 90 attendees Mrs A B Tucker elected summer president Miss Cora Bucklin recovering Miss Mary Berry suffered a severe fall last Thursday confined at home The Misses Esther and Vone Skinner returned from Johnson D H Skinner and wife attended their daughter's Johnson graduation Elsie Clare Berry Evelyn Justin plan for summer Miss Foss and Mime Child of Moretown visited schools in town Joslyn barn raising to build 40 by 80 foot addition John Connor family at home Lenniker N union service June 18 at ME church.
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Ella Brown Bailey
Montpelier
D. W. Long
Johnson
Verne Grifith
Hinesburg
D. H. Jones
Randolph
Clyde
Miss Seara
Albury
D. H. Skinner’s
A. B. Tucker
Cora Bucklin
Mary Berry
Esther
Vone Skinner
D. H. Skinner
Elsie Clare Berry
Evelyn Justin
Foss Amt
Moretown
PA Joslyn
John Connor
Littleeee
Lenniker, N
Hughes and Roosevelt to Confer as Campaign Moves Begin
June 17 New York, amid rumors of a Hughes Roosevelt meeting. Roosevelt plans to stump for Hughes next week, despite travel, with a campaign manager and national committee chairman to be named. Messages say talks remain undecided, but amicable relations prevail as labor and political figures prepare for events ahead.
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Hughes
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lyes
University
Previd
Providence
Tiverton
Mrown
National Committee
Olf Guard
William Hayward
New York State
Frank Hitchcock
Children’s Day and Benediction at Local Churches
A 7 pm sermon by Dr J F Piani titled The Boy Jesus opens a religious evening. Italians invited. Tomorrow’s Methodist Children’s Day features a long program of recitations, songs, choruses, and exercises led by numerous local youths and the pastor’s remarks.
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Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
Bailey Gatzert Lipsky
Brook Street Baptist Italian Mission
Jesus
Sasa
J. F. Piani
Shackleton to Rescue Men From Elephant Island
London reports Lieutenant Ernest Shackleton plans to depart the Falklands to relieve his party on Elephant Island in the South Shetland group about 70 miles south of Port Stanley. The island endures harsh conditions with peat, moss, and scarce vegetation, but abundance of seals and birds could supply food and fuel for the stranded crew awaiting relief.
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London
Reuter
Ernest Shackleton
Falklands
Elephant
Elephant Island
Port Stanley
Falkland Islands
Shetlands
Bread Prices to Jump Across Bakers Trade
Omaha June 17 Prices of bakers trend are to be increased and the public is to be prepared for the jump by publicity propaganda at a port of 300000 according to President Burns of the National Master Bakers association. In his address to the national convention of bakers here yesterday Mr Burns called attention to the increase in prices of from 99 to 100 percent on everything used by the bakers and told them their only salvation was increased prices.
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Omaha
President Burns
National Master Bakers’ Association
Tn Hie Addres
National Convention of Bakers
Burns
Parish Priest Show Tonight and All Day Sunday
See the Nellie Gills "The Parish Priest" to-night. Till mid night for 1c. All day Sunday to read.
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Nellie Gills
Fletcher’s 1912 Legislature Credits Vermont Gains
Vermont’s 1912 legislature earns praise for tax shifts favoring railroads and express firms, anti wallet-watering telephone rate steps, state purchasing savings, and public service measures. Governor Fletcher praises lawmakers’ efficiency while critics attack his administration, noting improvements in schools, justice, defense readiness, and Vermont money kept at home to aid local farmers and businesses.
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Allen M. Fletcher
St. Albans
Tribune
St. Johnsbury
Caledonian
Str. Fletcher
Fletcher
Commonwealth
Ebinil
Vermont
American Express Company
Senate
Railrmads
Peogile
Moasarys Lo
Sli Ae
Public Service Commission
National Guard
Vermont Line
Fletcher D. Proctor
Green Mountain
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Olive Johnson
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Howard Blanchard
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