Wyoming Guardsmen Brace for Border Duty Amid Rush on Equipment
Camp Kendrick officers report Washington ordered discharge for guard members whose enlistments end within thirty days of border orders. A large shipment of field equipment arrived and more is en route as the two battalions near readiness. Additional recruits from Sheridan join the ranks while several waivers and discharges proceed.
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Camp Kendrick
Luther James
Wyoming Guard
Washington
Army
Exor
Riena Lisut
James
Guard
Wyoming
Rio Grande
Sheridan
Lieut
War Department
Mexico
Washton
Perry, Guthrie
Cheyenne
Dakota Guard Heads to Mexican Border
The Fourth Regiment South Dakota National Guard, comprising 75 officers and men, left Redfield for the Mexican border after thorough preparation.
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Dakota
Redfield
South Dakota National Guard
Agricultural Agent Explains Work Here in County
NR. B. Reynolds, newly appointed county agricultural agent, outlines the purpose and scope of county agent work. The article compares northern and southern experiences, notes Hatch Act funding for agricultural experiment stations, and describes station efforts on soil, climate, crops, and livestock to aid farmers and ranchers.
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B. Reynolds
Congress
Beluce
Hughes Attacks Wilson In Acceptance Speech
New York July 31 Charles Hughes outlined in his acceptance speech the issues of his campaign He assailed the administrations Mexican policy and methods of defending American rights at sea and on land He demanded firmness toward Mexico and unflinching defense of American sovereignty He denounced perceived diplomatic weakness and cited Santo Domingo and the Herrick ambassador post as failures He endorsed the Republican plank on woman suffrage.
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New York
Charles Hughes
Hig
Hughes
Mexico
Plate
Santo Domingo
Democraats
Herrick
Paria
Echoes T. R. Sentiments on Conduct of German Negotiations
The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt favors women's suffrage and comments on the Vera Cruz seizure as war. It quotes him saying delays may occur but cannot stop the movement and critiques cabinet officers for truth about the mission to Vera Cruz.
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T. R
Shen
Vera Crus
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Mexico
Car Strike Threatens NYC Transit Tie-Up
A Bronx origin car strike began with violence as a sympathizer was arrested by a plainclothes New York City officer. The protest spread to surface car lines and threatens to halt elevated and subway service, potentially forcing residents to walk.
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New York City
Liceman
Bronx
New York
Fire Breaks Out Again Amid Ruins of New Jersey Explosion
Irish refuse Asquith offer of settlement in London. July 11 debate in the House of Commons on Dillions motion to disclose wartime governance plans yields no hopeful settlement. Prime Minister Asquith delivers conciliatory speech to mixed reaction. Redmond states nationalist party will act independently and oppose the government.
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New Jersey
London
House of Commons
John Dillon
Treasnd
Aeguith
John Redmond
Woma lead Found Half Mile from Scene Three Arrests Made
In New York the Black Tom Island disaster prompt inquiry. A woman’s body found half a mile from the scene confirms fatalities and injuries total. Investigators seek blame, with three corporate officers under arrest and a warrant for a fourth. Kilfoyley, a Brooklyn worker, says the fire began in ammunition loads aboard a barge connected to the Johnson company.
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Woma
New York
Black Tom Island
Jersey City
New Yor End New
National Storage Co
Scone
Kilfoyley
Johnson Company
Kilfogley
O'Connor
Allies Renew Drive Against German Lines
Allied forces press on in Western and Eastern theaters with heavy fighting reported. British and French attack from Delville Wood to the Somme making progress near Manure Pas. heat gives way to clear skies as Germans mount counterattacks. Russians advance toward Kovel despite German resistance and report crossings of the Stokhod and advances along the Kovelfarayem corridor.
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London
Delville Wood
Somme
Wade
Manure Pas
Kovel
Carranza Troops Aid U S Forces in Border Raid Battle
Carranza soldiers and customs guards joined U S troopers to chase five Mexican bandits who crossed the border and clashed with U S cavalry and Mexican detachments near Fort Hancock Texas. Two U S troopers were killed and a third wounded as the pursuit continued toward the desert south of San Ignacio.
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U. S
Fort Hancock
EL Paso
Carranaista
Eighth United States Cavalry
San Ignacio
San Antonio
Carrantista
United States
Texas
Amerdead Pamper
Aes
Thompson
Carranziatas
Pearing Ie
Marullo
Feene Lo Pecape
Mexico
Francis BK. Shealn
Baltmore
Hospital Corps
Fort Bias
General Ball
Hancock
Shearn
Telford
Eustom
Wood
Ewn
Mayflower Yacht Anchors Off Cape Charles
The naval yacht Mayflower with President Wilson and several relatives aboard anchored off Cape Charles Virginia in early July, signaling a coastal visit during a cruise.
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Cape Chari
Jaly
Mayflower
Wilwou
German Airships Raid England Early Today
Early today German airships struck the southeast coast of England in a second coastal raid within a week. A Zeppelin was reported engaged by anti air measures at sea with limited details released by officials.
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England
Teutons
Landon
Miitieh le Tap
Lie
Wilhelming
North Hinder
Mague
Reuters
Wade
Konigin Wilhelm@ing
Wirmler
Agale
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P. O. Guthrie
R. E. Reynolds
Laramie County
Wilson
SYM Eal
Asquith
Redmond
Carranza
U.S. Forges
Bean
Pando
Meres
Theon
Doc
Twomey
Jung Wood
Aouguet J
Hugland
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