Juarez Readied for Assault by Rebels Today
On June 13 reports from near Paragosa say 4,400 rebels armed with rifles and 300 rounds each plan to attack Juarez before daylight. Villa is present with 300 guards, Angeles commands the expedition, while federal numbers cited vary. Destruction of railway ties and trees reported between Mon tezuma Chihuahua City and Santa Rosa pole, with minor skirmishes near Juarez defenses and trench proximity noted.
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Associated Presa
EL Paso
Paragosa
Juarez
Villa
Angeles
Presen
Hipolite Villa
Iett Villa Ahmada
Montezuma
Chihuahua City
Santa Rosepoele MC
Suarez
Martin Lopez
Juares
Patrot
Chiahuahua
Rebels near Juarez dismissed by General Gonzales report
General Francisco Gonzales says scholars found small bands of armed rebels near Juarez but no large force and no evidence of a major presence. Daily business continues with many American visitors. Call Comercio venues remain busy. At Angeles headquarters General Angeles and officers show readiness and strong troops confident they can take Juarez quickly.
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Juarez
Francisco Gonzales
Premiums to Be Paid Wheat Growers for Shipping
New York March 19 Julius OH Barnes director of the Wheat Growers line announces premiums covering storage charges. The payments will be paid at the price at various guarantee rates, not introduced in July, with changes to be announced in writing for each succeeding month.
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New York
Dun
Winat
Julius OH. Barnes
Tiese Pramiuma
Bache
Wolves
Arenes
Kendrick to greet Wyoming soldiers in New York
Washington reports Wyoming's 144th regiment will be greeted in New York tomorrow by Senator Kendrick. He leaves with Idaho congressmen meeting an Idaho regiment returning on the same transport. Governor Davis of Idaho is in the party with Governor Gooding. Most of the 148th will arrive on the transport. A welcoming party will go down the bay on a special boat to meet the transport.
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Washington
Wyoming
144Th Telda Iery
New York
Kendrick
Idaho
Davis
Gooding
Spcoal
Wire Strikers Gain Ground in President Strike
Associated Press reports the second stage of the Commercial Telegraphers strike will begin tomorrow with 23 090 points suspending handling of commercial messages. Postal officials say only limited postal business moves through rail depots and Western Union expects minimal impact as strikers reach about 2000. Committees in many cities plan picketing and consolidation of support from telephone operators.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Union
J. Konenkamp
RonenRimp
Reynolds
Postal chief says no negotiations with shirking operators
June 13 New York Edward Reynolds general manager of the Postal system says the Postal company has entered into no negotiations with the shirking operators and has received no communication from them at any time.
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New York
Edward Reynolds
Garcia Claims No Rebels Near Juarez
Andres Guarocla, counsel for the Mexican government in El Paso, told the Associated Press that fighting near Juarez is false and no rebel force of consequence has been within 30 miles. He said scouting parties are out and Villa commanders may have moved north, with 1,400 to 1,400 Villistas reported concentrated near Villa Ahmada days ago.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Andres Guarocla
Juaregz
Onc Astiind
Jusrox
Villa Ahmada
Unable to Pay Fines for Desertion Cases
Mrs Abrahamowitz Meltz and Joseph Maeitz fail to raise 100 dollar fines imposed by Justice of the Peace. They remain in charge of a desertion case and are said to be fleeing the county jail as authorities pursue the matter.
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Joseph Maeitz
Nose Abrahamowittz
Jall
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Weekend
Forecast calls for warm Saturday with extended warm air and a cooler Sunday. Partly cloudy skies expected with regional temperature shifts and no significant precipitation indicated.
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Wyoming
Labor Secretary Warns AFL Against Mooney Strike
Secretary of Labor Wilson urged organized labor against backing a national strike for Thomas Mooney. He cited ongoing government investigations for a possible new trial and argued workers cannot serve as a jury. He denounced Bolshevists allied with the I W W and warned against labor slavery.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Mooney
Mooney
Bolshevists
United States
America
Hays Says G O P Not Playing Politics Over Peace
Will J. Hays, GOP national chairman, told a Port Wayne audience that Republicans reject allegations of exploiting the peace process for partisan gain. He argued peace efforts must be judged by American interests and condemned partisan obstruction in Congress.
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Hays
Port Wayne
Ind
Will J. Hoye
National Committee
Republican Party
Homer
Gdinaling
National Democratic Committee
Chicago
Mair Avery
Bia Parky
Avbid
Congress
Hinata
Wyoming Booze Cers In Dutch Salt Lake
June 13. Sheriff Jac. 8 Corless of Salt Lake suspended three deputies charged with bringing liquor illegally into the state. The suspensions are temporary pending an investigation. Deputies say they seized the liquor from a wrecked automobile in a canyon between this city and Evanston.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Jac
Corless
Evanston
Wyo
Little Apprehension Invasion of Sonora
Douglas Ariz June 413 though it is generally felt that chance of an invasion of Sonora by Angelistius from Chihuahua is remote Sonora military officials are taking every precaution to prevent surprise raids along the border Sentries are kept in contact with the main force by courier and telephobe Volunteer forces at the river towns are said to be ready to aid in repelling any small body of raiders attempting to pass the state line
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Douglas
Ariz
Sonora
Angelistius
Chihuahua
Japanese Enforce New Koreas Laws for Rebels
San Francisco June 13 Japanese administration in Korea passed new laws to punish native revolutionists claiming old laws failed to reach them. A ten year term was made effective April 46 for peaceful revolutionists, while Korea isolation policy aims to quell the revolt as charged by the Korean national commission and the Association.
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San Francisco
Unem
Korean National Commission
Korea
Association
Capture Two Towns on Northern Front in Viatka Advance
On the northern edge near the Vrala river, Biber forces have captured Clazat and are advancing toward Viatka. On the southern front fighting is reported near Sirona and Usa with heavy action ongoing.
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Assagiolod
Omsh
Vrala
Biber
Trigos
Clazat
Viatka
Sirona
USA
British Squadron Bombarding Reds
British forces hammer a Bolshevik base at Kronstadt with heavy guns while a nearby flotilla shells the coastal defenses. The dramatic action repeats as the bombardment continues with ships and aircraft coordinating to reduce the enemy position.
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Assoniafond Prias
Stockton
Nolehevik
Kronatodt
Molehevik
Winnipeg Locomotive and Rail Unions Repudiate Action
A formal statement from executive officers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Brotherhood of Nailway Trainmen says Winnipeg locals acted without authorization when voting to join a sympathy strike. Signatories include George K. Wark and James Murdock asserting the action was not sanctioned.
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Winnipeg
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Nailway
Thes
George K. Wark
Brotherhood of Locomotive Wiremen
James Murdock
Trathmen
Brotherhoods
Winnipes
Court Martial Theories Heard By Military Procedure Panel
The committee investigating military court martial procedure heard theories from experiences including a private in France and the Manila city prosecutor as part of its open session in June.
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Ly Associateds
Omicagq
France
Manila
Taal
Helland Will Not Assist in Embargo
The government states it will not participate in any embargo against Germany if Germany refuses to free peace terms. The note from the peace conference confirms Holland will not assist in applying an embargo.
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Helland
PAIS
Gienany
Norfolk & Western Strike Settlement Reached
Portssouth reports a settlement announced by Norfolk and Western officials after a strike that involved about 10,000 workers. Details indicate an end to the labor action and return toward normal operations.
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Agerorde
Norfolk & Weetern
Mie
Mirike
Norfolk & Western Maload
Strikebreaking operator beaten in Casper assault
June 13 Casper reports telegraph operator Siegel from Denver to replace striking Western Union workers hospitalized with a badly lacerated scalp after an assault. Mancke, former Western Union chief operator, is charged with assault and had not been captured by day’s end. Siegel allegedly was struck on the head with a piece of iron.
Peace Treaty Rewritten for German Reparations
The council of four devoted much of its Friday session to revising the peace treaty text before presenting it to the German peace delegation. Premier Orlando of Italy was absent, attending a Hatian secret meeting. Baron Sonnino represented Italy. drafting changes are minor though reparations language will empower the reparations commission to grant Germany working capital to restart industry.
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Preas
Council of Four
Orlando
Italy
Nome
Baron Sonnino
Paris
Pew
Germany
Big Town Rube Bilked for 1500 in Copper Scheme
Warner Roetil of San Francisco reported to police that he was swindled of 1500 in a copper deal by confidence men who have plied their trade in St. Augustine, Merida, Chicago and other cities over the past two years. Local detectives believe these scammers specialized in fake horse rides and stock market deals.
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Gucago
Warner Roetil
San Francisco
Pilice Titey
St. Augustine
Merida
Chicago
Two Hundred Mexican Soldiers Killed or Injured in Accident
June 4 report from Laneig states about two hundred Mexican troops were killed or injured in a wreck near Aguas Callehtes while marching toward Cilbivalion under General Bentria Luciana. The crash involved lights and a breakdown hindered rescue efforts.
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Laneig
Mey
Neir Aguas
Bentria Luciana
Demands Monroe Doctrine Defined in League Covenant
A 1919 Associated Press note reports demands that the Monroe Doctrine be defined in the League of Nations covenant. It cites doubts that any power had explicitly accepted the doctrine and mentions discussions by delegates including Guinval Bunquilla of Honduras during a Paris conference in Washington.
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Associated Mess
Washington
League of Nations
Lie World
Fey Dia
Mamorandini
Guineval Bunquilla
Neal
Paris
Advises Women to Build World Anew
A speech by Grieht urged about 1,000 delegates to the National Federation of Women’s clubs meeting at the University. The event emphasized roles for women in shaping society and urged active participation in social reform.
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Seeelor
Soeiamiet
Bie University
Wireaoeia
Grieht
Lowa
Canlon
National Federation of Women's
Senators Line Up For Battle Treaty League
Washington June 19 Senate leaders laid out lines for the next phase of the treaty fight. After informal votes and conferences, predictions of a long debate emerged. Democrats expected to back the resolution while Republicans faced resistance, with Hilcheack predicting a near unanimous Democrat bloc and potential Republican support to sustain a majority against approval.
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Associated Press
Wasitington
F Picing
Senate
Anwainet
League of Nations
Pease
Versallis
Way
Democrata
Hilcheack
Jed
Missouri
Baby Survives After Box of Tacks Accident
Chicago doctors say six month old Dorothy McVickers will live after a delicate operation removed forty three tacks from her stomach and three from a box of carpet tacks carried by her ten year old brother.
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Cuacago
Dorothy McVickers
Germans Receive First American Cotton Cargo Since War
The steamship Gulf of Mexico arrived at Wagenburg from New Orleans marking the first cotton cargo to reach a German port since the war began. A Matinheim dispatch notes a Chicago direct wire offer for a cargo of malt barley to the leading grain firm there.
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Beiwin
Gulf of Mexico
Wagburg
New Orleans
Matinheim
Chicago
Une
United States
Kaiser Subsidizing Controversy Taints Press of Holland
Bralin June 2 report cites officials of the League for Protection of Willam IL discussing a 20 000 mark subsidy to Holland to cultivate the press. The AP notes the sum is small given current valuations and warns the league may need greater funding for propaganda amid Liecalente’s resistance to expenses.
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Associated Press
Liecalente
Precaution Against July 4th Hazardous Device Plot
Justice Department agents nationwide have been instructed to take precautions against possible July 4th outrages. Officials warn radicals may renew campaigns of terror and may target Independence Day celebrations with hazardous devices.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Te Department
Ben
iWiew Artey
Locomotive Boiler Explosion Fatal to Engineer and Others
A Fort Worth and Naperville City railroad passenger train exploded at Avondale today. The engineer was killed and several other people injured or killed in the blast.
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Fort Worth & Nap Ver City Railroad
Leath
Avondale
Mangueer
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