Allies Agree to Ten Demands of Rumania War Entry
London reports allied powers have accepted Romania’s ten demands and expect Romania to join the war soon. German submarines attacked French and British crews. Caura, a key German base in West Africa, surrendered unconditionally to Allied forces.
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London
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Para
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Vienna
Aetrians
Rome
Caura
German West Africa
Roger
Nierie
Colonial
Mayor’s milk snake autopsy shocks Windham village
Peter Mattoon, Windham New York mayor, reports a seven foot milk snake in his barn milking a cow. He conducts an autopsy revealing milk, an egg, a steel punch, and a partly digested item. Windham remains dry town curious about the odd find.
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WN. Y
Winsted
Peter Mattoon
Peter
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Mattoon
Doctors Discuss Best Treatment For Tuberculosis Meeting
June 14 Seattle delegates attend the eleventh annual meeting of the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. Discussions cover immunity vaccination artificial pneumothorax methods of preventive work housing relation to infection and child welfare in tuberculosis among 300 to 500 attendees. Dr Enrico Castell of New York will present Genoa faculty trials on immunity.
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Seattle
Enrico Castell
New York
Genoa
Italy
United States
Fishing tackle at Sands' store with lead product note
New supply arrives at Sands' store for fishing gear. Announcement mentions Pure White Lead and highlights a leader from Sherman County.
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Ber Sands
JUST
Sands
Sherman CO
Relief Food Denied Entry Into Mexico
Washington June 14 The United States has been formally notified by Villa representing Mexican convention forces that he telegraphed Carranza urging a conference for peace and a constitutional government. The State Department said a carload of relief food for Monclova was denied entry at Piedras Negras.
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United States
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Carranza
Mexico
State Department
Peldras Negras
Monelova
White Slaver Loses Contest Higher Court
Washington reports F Brow Caminett lost his appeal to the United States Supreme Court seeking review of his conviction in the federal court at San Francisco for violation of the White Slavery law. Caminett and Henry L Digas were found guilty of transporting two girls from Sacramento to Reno for improper purposes. They were fined 1500 dollars and sentenced to 18 months imprisonment.
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Washington
F. Brow Caminett
United States Supreme Court
San Francisco
Caminett
Commissioner General of Immigration
Henry L. Digas
Sacramento
Calif
Reno
Nevada
Sheriff Hood and prisoner killed in Winnsboro mob attack
In Winnsboro South Carolina on June 14 a mob attacked a sheriff party en route to court. Sheriff A B Hood of Fairfield county and prisoner Jules Smith were killed. Eight others injured, two possibly fatally.
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Winnsboro
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A. B. Hood
Fairfield County
Jules Smith
Conditions Good On Villa-Obregon Front In Mexico
El Paso June 14 The military situation on the Villa-Obregon front in central Mexico is very satisfactory according to G C Carothers special United States representative He declined to discuss the recent conference at Aguas Caliente between Villa and his cabinet which framed the reply to President Wilson s note but prepared to report to Washington immediately
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Villa-Obregon
Mexico
G. C. Carothers
United States
Carothers
Aguas Calinete
Villa
Wilson
Washington
Tribute to Unknown Soldiers Marked Flag Day
A tribute to the great unknowns who form the nation’s backbone and a call for daily patriotism. President Wilson spoke to a crowd near the Treasury building on Flag Day, urging shared national duty amid a murky, fragmentary report of the event and surrounding distractions.
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Washington
Wilson
Treasury
French Heroes Decorated by Gen Joffre
Nancy June 1 General Joffre decorated French cavalry led by General Humbert. He pinned the Legion of Honor on his son Jean Humbert, 19, promoted through wartime service and wounded twice. Brother Jacques Humbert, also wounded, serves at Arras. Humbert family warriors praised as inspiring but calls to boost munitions and manpower persist.
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Joffre
Humbert
Legion of Honor
Jean Humbert
Aero
Jean Humbert Wos
Balint Cyr
Leutenant
Lord Kitchener
German Planes Deliver French Papers to People
In St. Quentin German forces publish Gazette des Ardennes to serve news needs. The paper, circulated by aircraft over occupied France, reports losses with feasible names or numbers and drops from airships into populous towns. French authorities have yet to suppress the venture as the weekly Gazette persists.
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St. Quentin
Gazette Des
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Aged 62 Pony Rider Dir in BK Dies in Kansas City
Maj George G O Asbury 62, one of the last pony and wagon bosses of frontier days, died in Kansas City Missouri. He first crossed to the plains to Oakland at seventeen and served under Carreon and Col James Bridger until the building of the Union Pacific Railroad.
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George GO. Asbury
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Col
James Bridger
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