Carranza Official Links Wilson Note to Misreports
Eliseo Arredondo, head of the Carranza agency in Washington, says the Wilson note reflected strained ties with the United States leading to false Mexican reports. Consul Carothers reports Villa defeated Carranza cavalry and seized supplies from Obregon at Silao. Red Cross relief distribution has begun in Monterey.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eliseo Arredondo
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Carothers
Villa
Obregon
Silao
American Red Cross
Monterey
Monument to Stonewall Jackson Erected in Richmond
Richmond Va June 3 funds for a Stonewall Jackson monument were raised totaling about 30000 with 10000 from Virginia Legislature 10000 from the city and the rest from school children patriotic societies and Southern states. The statue will be equestrian and placed near Jefferson Davis and J E B Stuart amid plans of design selection soon.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Thomas J
Stonewall) Jackson
South
Legislature of
Virginia
Jefferson Davis
Robert ©. Tee
J. E. B. Stuart
Storewall Jackson
Alexandria
James S Parker Birthday Honors and Political Career
James S Parker of Salem honored on his birthday born June 3 1867 in Great Barrington Massachusetts. He educated at public schools Cornell University taught at St Paul School Concord New Hampshire then farmed in Salem New Hampshire. He married Marion Schrive in 1899 and later served in the Washington County Assembly and was elected to the Sixty third Congress.
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James S. Parker
Salem
Great Barrington
Mass
Cornell University
Washington County
N. H
Cornell
St. Paul School
Concord
Marion
John M
Frances Schrive
Williams
Assembly
Veiled Threat Huerta's Opinion
In New York on June 3 General Victoriano Huerta, former Provisional President of Mexico, said after reading President Wilson's note that as a guest he would not criticise or discuss statements of a foreign government. He added that any country offering moral support to any faction would be making a grave mistake in aiding Mexico.
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Associated Press
New York
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Wilson
Statement Rejects Foreign-Inspired Governmental Help
A source quotes a strong denunciation of any party aided by foreign nations. The speaker warns the Mexican Nation will not accept a government influenced or supported from abroad regardless of perceived humane motives. The remarks emphasize national sovereignty and resistance to foreign interference.
Canal workers seek change to Alaskan railroad work
Panamanian canal laborers consider moving to Alaska as the U S government builds a new railroad. H P Warren of the Alaskan Railway Commission reports limited openings, harsher winters, and the need to return to the United States each fall. Machinery is being repurposed and shipped north for the project.
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Panama
Associated Press
Panama Canal
Alaska
United States
H. P. Warren
Alaskan Railway Commission
Warren
Reed's Junior Piano Recital At Carnegie Hall
Prof. Herbert William Reed hosts a morning junior recital at Carnegie Hall in Bryan. A large audience praised the high quality program and the pupils work reflecting strong training. Participants include Onah Astin Juliette Castles Dorothy Ettle Bess Hines Selma Levy Louise Ratliff Nanne Shel Waldrop Margery Wagner Elizabeth Wilson.
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Herbert William Reed
Carnegie Hall
Bryan
Onah Astin
Juliette Castles
Dorothy Ettle
Bess Hines
Selma Levy
Louise Ratliff
Nanne Shel Waldrop
Margery Wagner
Elizabeth Wilson
Steel Trust Wins Over Government Suit in Taft Era
United States Steel Corporation wins the government lawsuit begun under President Taft to dissolve the steel trust under the Sherman act. The ruling comes from a Trenton, New Jersey case decided on June 3.
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Steel Trust
Taft
Corporation
Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Men hold artery to save lieutenant in trench
London dispatch details how Lieutenant Hellyer of the Fourth East Yar Territorials survived after his left arm was blown off and his right arm badly wounded. With no surgical help, his men alternated in pinching the severed main artery, keeping him alive for three days in the trench.
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London
Associated Press
Hellyer
Fourth East Yar Territorials
Boulogne
Archer
Leading blacksmith L A Plasek dies suddenly in Bryan
Louis A. Plasek a prominent Czech American blacksmith and woodworker in Bryan died at his home after a brief stomach hemorrhage. He was 29, survived by his widow, a son, parents, siblings, and half siblings. Funeral at St Joseph's Church with burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Louis A. Plasek
West Anderson Street
Marlin
Mr. Plasek
Ellis County
Joe Plasek
Wichita Falls
Bryan
Anderson Street
Elks
St. Joseph's Church
Weather Disturbance Forecast Across Continents
Washington reports a cross continent disturbance from June 6 to 10 with a warm wave through June 9 and a cool spell to June 12. Anticipated are major sun spots and dangerous storms integrating with East Africa Europe Asia and Pacific regions. Strong earthquakes are expected near multiple locales.
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W. T. Foster
Washington
East
Africa
Europe
Asia
Philippines
China
Japan
Storm forecasts and crop impacts from mid June disturbances
The bulletin predicts multiple disturbances and warm and cool waves crossing the Pacific slope from June 10 to 22, with heavy rains and some hail across the Middle Northwest and cotton states. June frosts are possible in the North, crops show varying damage but not total loss. Governor Ferguson to award A M College diplomas in Bryan with civic celebrations urged.
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Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
North Atlantic
Tiinois
Middle Northwest
Oklahoma flood drowns farmer and family near Guage
Guage Okla June 6 John Bupp farmer and his wife and two small children drowned when a creek overflowed submerging their home yesterday.
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Guage
Okla
John Bupp
Here
Appropriation Approved in Full for A and M College
Representative Gainer reports Governor Ferguson approved the entire A and M College appropriation from the Thirty fourth Legislature. Total for two fiscal years is about 1 250 000 plus 220 000 from Smith Lever funds. President Bizzell praises the action including 100 000 for a new auditorium.
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Chas. S. Gainer
The
Eagle
W. B. Bizzell
Austin
A. & M. College
Ferguson
Gainer
Smith-Lever
Bizzell
State of
Texas
Fate of French waiter learned from Marne era events
Paris reports the fate of Alberic Magnard the composer of Bernice and Yolande missing since the Marne battle. He sheltered at his country home near Baron Oise with his son in law as German uhlans approached demolishing gates and forcing entry after he warned of shooting to defend his premises.
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Paris
Associated Press
Alberic Magnard
Bernice
Yolande
the Marne
Baron
Oise
Maynard
M. Creton
Composer in park shooting ends with self-inflicted death
A gun battle with uhlans in a park led to two fatalities and a retreat. After the attackers returned to the house, they set fires to flush occupants out. The composer shouted Vive la France from an open window before killing himself.
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Uhlans
Gouraud Named French Commander At Dardanelles
Paris reports General Gouraud, newly replacing General d Amade, becomes the youngest division commander in the French army. Born 1867, he led forces at Fez and Adrar, captured Samory, and has been wounded three times in war. He holds the Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor.
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Associated Press
Gouraud
d’Amade
Dardanelles
Paris
Fez
London
Mauretania
Morocco
Adrar
Samory
Taza
France
Legion of Honor
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