United States Adopts Mexico Policy to Restore Order
President Wilson, in cabinet session, outlines a U S policy toward Mexico aimed at restoring order and protecting noncombatants amid factional warfare. The plan envisions moral support for a government recognized by the United States and an embargo on arms to exclude other factions. Reports from Duval West warn of severe food shortages and famine risks, with Red Cross relief planned in coordination with the state department.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Tion
Duval West
Red Cross Society
State Department
Wilson to Issue Note on German Maritime Policy
President Wilson prepared a week end note to Germany seeking a clear answer on whether Berlin will honor neutral rights and international law. Cabinet views deem the German reply unsatisfactory and call for accountability for the Lusitania sinking, with a severance of relations if principles are rejected. Count von Bernstorff set to meet the president as dispatches indicate continued diplomatic moves.
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United States
Ger
Germany
Germans claim Przemysl forts hold as Russians retreat
London reports Austrian German forces claim success north and southeast of Przemysl with forts surrounding the fortress captured. Russians retreat toward the San while Austrians press eastern fronts. Berlin says Russian evacuation of Radom is reported. diplomatic rift with United States looming and submarine warfare to continue.
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London
Russia
Przemysl
Libau
San
Reach
Italian batteries silence Monte Zugno fortress in Tyrolean advance
Italian forces stormed and captured Monte Zugno near Rovereto, securing a key Austrian stronghold and opening the Adige valley advance toward Trent. General Cadorna announced continued progress and additional gains including Monte Elvidere and Cortina rail center amid Austrian unrest in Vienna.
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Rome
Tyrolean Alps
Monte Zagno
Rovereto
Adige Valley
Trent
Moriad
Trentino
Zuano
Adige
Serraville
Monte Zugno
Monte Iltissomi
Zugno
Berraville
Tyro
Trentine
Cadorna
Val Susana
Bargo
Val Mountain
Monte Elvidere
Cortina
Ampezzo
Deportation of Harvest Hands Sparks Food Raid Threats
In Okla they deported 300 harvest hands after threats of food raids if not paid. Two hundred more remained, with a looming threat of further deportations as I. W. W. workers demanded eight dollars a day for the harvest's start. Military patrols were deployed to maintain order.
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Milina
Vote Count Attests Gains for Enthused Wyoming Workers
The published vote tally shows upstate candidates making strong gains as the eight drives for the exposition free trips continue. Miss Ida M. Crater leads with 180,900 votes, followed by Miss Gertrude Horrocks 161,420 and Miss Marie Lewier 141,040, with many others advancing through late campaigning.
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Mise “Dye Miller
Kemmerer
Weln
Marie Lawler
Millyard
Qlisg Gross
Woolworths
Gertrude Horrocks
Marie Lewier
Powell
Junction
Olive Gross
Cheyenne
Dorothea Sg Pe Raya Pout
Erna Milliard
Ceeseeneese
Sargeyey Runpeer
Mabel Noyes
Burns
Florence Kaudseen
Rock
Ellen Rawlins
Pay Weaver
Orlan Mayes
Lusk
Gillette
Heiss Weaver
Douglea
Bee Keene
William Niland Pioneer Railroad Master Dies at 68
William Niland longtime master mechanic of the Union Pacific railroad died after a three year illness at his home 522 East Seventeenth Street. He was 68 and a native of Kolabura West Virginia born June 26 1867. He moved to Wyoming in 1882 and worked as mechanic before rising to master position in 1903 remaining with the company until retirement. Survived by four children two married Elisabeth Murtem was his wife. Funeral arrangements set with services at the local Catholic church.
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William Niland
Wyoming di Vielen
Union Parifh
East Seventeenth Street
Mr. Niland
Union Pacific Ral
Wyoming
Kollebura
W. Va
Rewligs
Elisabeth Murtem
Uniontown
Niland
Byan Rawlins
Prenston
Elisabeth
Hoe
Ture
Confession Not Aimed at Saving Becker’s Neck
New York June 11 Charles A Hecker condemned to die in the electric chair within the week of July 12 did not speak publicly about his plans. He is believed to be preparing to hand information to Governor Whitman via his wife in hopes of commuting his sentence. Father Cashin, chaplain at Sing Sing, visited Hecker and said he knew nothing definite about a rumored wake up call to Whitman. Hecker had indicated he might appeal to the governor but has not spoken of it since the appeal was denied.
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New York
Charles A. Hecker
Whitman
Father Cashion
Sting Bing
Becker
Court of Appeals
Leutenant
Labour
Privet
Charles
Goversor Whitman
Patber Cashin
Zeppelin Bombard London Attacks Kill and Injure In Raid
A Zeppelin raid over London injures two German men and several residents, with many fires set across the East End and other districts. Authorities say bomb and incendiary drops occurred, and censor restrictions delay full casualty details as official statements are awaited.
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London
East End
Schrader
Wied
Ramsgate
Brenwood
Bombe
Unsettled Weather Promises Showers Across Cheyenne Area
Unsettled weather extends over Cheyenne and vicinity with showers today and possibly tonight. Temperatures show little change. Wyoming sees showers in the east portion with slight temperature changes.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Walsh testimony distorted Rockefeller charge in Kansas City
W L Mackenzie King, former labor advisor to Canada and Rockefeller Foundation investigator, asserted here that Chairman Frank P Walsh of the United States industry relations commission distorted testimony and that John D Rockefeller Jr bore responsibility for labor conditions in Colorado coalfields.
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New York
Frank P. Walsh
United States Industrial Relations Commission
Kansas City
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
W. L. Mackenzie-King
Winimer
Canada
Rockefeller Foundation
Victims of Dallas Auto Wreck Remembered by Learner
Alexander McKay, 27, a department store clerk, dies trying to comfort other victims after a truck overturns on a return from an orphanage entertainment. The crash leaves six dead, including three children, and fourteen injured as rescuers free survivors. Mrs. Roscoe Hamilton hospital risk.
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Dallas
Texas
Alexander McKay
McMay
Orphans Home
McKay
Welah Mf
Gira
Roscoe Himilton
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Vienna
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