Lodge says Roosevelt may back Hughes as talks continue
At Sagamore Hill Henry Cabot Lodge reports to Colonel Roosevelt that he believes Roosevelt would support Justice Hughes. Lodge, after New York talks with Hughes and Crane, notes Roosevelt’s favorable view despite earlier compromise talks and mentions ongoing cross-party discussions aiming at unity.
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Mexico Labor Against War Move Aims for US Help
The Mexican consulate released a telegram from Dr. Atl, president of the Mexican Federation of Labor, to Modesto Rolland in the United States. It seeks cooperation with the American Federation of Labor to peacefully settle disputes between the two nations, noting 120,000 skilled Mexican workers. The telegram says general Mexican opinion is against war but will accept if pressed by Americans.
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Rights and duties of both countries to prevent war
A call for public articulation of each nation’s obligations to avert conflict. Advocates argue clear commitments and cooperative measures could reduce hostility and build a framework for peaceful settlement between the sides.
House Passes Hub Quarantine Bill in Senate Fight
Mayor Curley learned from Congressman Richard Olney that a House amendment authorizing $150,000 for Boston’s Gallups Island quarantine station had passed. The telegram stated the amendment to sundry civil bills approved the funding for the quarantine station purchase in Boston.
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Congressmen in War Ranks Stir National Guard Question
Washington June 19 The question of lawmakers who serve in the National Guard and the new army reorganization act remains unresolved. A House subcommittee has not reported and precedents offer no clear guidance with members like Chiperfield urging resignation if ordered to front lines.
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Western Union Grants Guardsmen Half Pay
Western Union Telegraph Company issues instructions for National Guard members called to Mexican border duty. Any employee with at least a year of service will receive half pay while in government service, unless combined with government pay it exceeds their full salary.
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Marjorie Taylor to Become Bride Tonight
Miss Marjorie Jordan Taylor of Dorchester and Joseph Monteith Sanderson of Dorchester will wed at Central Congregational Church tonight. The Rev. Clinton J Taft will officiate using the double ring ceremony.
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Not Proof Enough of Mexican Treason in Mana Case
Mexican Consul Andres Garcia in El Paso reported from Chihuahua City that treason changes against Luis Sanchez Mana, accused of seeking Mexican enlistment for U S intervention, were not sufficiently proven. The military court sent papers back to the judge advocate for revision.
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Evacuation Reported as Mexicans Leave Piedras Negras
San Antonio Texas June 19 reports say Mexican troops began evacuating Piedras Negras opposite Eagle Pass. The movement appeared to be an orderly withdrawal as reports reached General officers.
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Mexican troop concentration at Ojinaga reported from Presidio
From Presidio Colonel Gaston reported a concentration of Mexican troops at Ojinaga. General Mann at Laredo said a slight reinforcement of the garrison opposite his station occurred this morning.
Postoffice Safe Blown at Concord Vermont Heist
The Concord post office was robbed early this morning as intruders blew the safe with nitroglycerin and stole money order blanks. The lock was sprung and the safe combination knob broken, but no money or stamps were taken. Residents heard a loud explosion around 1 30. Postmaster F W Chapman discovered the breach at opening time. Authorities suspect professional burglars.
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New U. S. Note to Austria Demands Apology and Reparations
The State Department coded a second note to Austria-Hungary for immediate delivery in Vienna. It seeks an apology and reparation after an Austrian submarine shelled the Petrolite in the Mediterranean. Austria had claimed a mistaken identity and that supplies were voluntary.
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