German policy toward U S submarine issue outlined
Berlin officials will hear a report by Dr Anton Meyer-Gerhard on American public opinion before Germany drafts its reply to the United States on submarine warfare. The diplomat’s findings stress broad American support for President Wilson and opposition to war if it can be avoided.
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Berlin
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
von Jagow
Alfred Zimmerman
Count Montgeman
Foreign Offlee
United States
von Tethmann-Hollweg
Meyer-Gerhard
Germany
Count von Seinstorff
Emperor
Lam
Dhee
Ruly
Foreign Office
Ministry of Marine
Naval General Staff
Wittell
Wilson
Gernago
Lewat
Colegge Gazette
Lokal Anveiger
Spd
Philip Zorn
Hague Tribunals
Hague
von Kuehlwetter
Atlemhe
Hintikth Admiralty
Herrea Polivy
Austrian Fleet Attacks as Italian Planes Retaliate
June 19 dispatches describe Austrian bombardment of Mehthouse and Mo joll reservoirs with fires set, while Italian di rigute bombarded Trieste munitions depot and fortress of Malborget. Italian aviators reported guns silenced, and Italian dirigibles aided operations along the Zone. Heavy fighting around Orta, with Austrian shells causing widespread damage and rail disruptions.
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Rome
Evricalves
Grader
Damagtag
Oveldvacs
Divassian
Orta
Ossumin
R P.ticus
Genera Caduia
Ghe Conzo
Stearguava
Ala Indiate
Carranza Faces Crisis as Cabinet Resignations Grow
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Carranza faces a possible political collapse unless he accepts demands from his top generals led by Alvaro Obregon. Four cabinet ministers resigned amid internal upheaval as Maytorena opposes Marine landings in Yaqui Valley, influencing U.S. decisions on intervention.
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Washington
Carranza
Whch
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
Maytorena
Sonora
Yaqui
Mayterena
Car‘Sen
Ertsig
Coast Guard Report Quiet in Yaqui Valley
Radiograms to Admiral Howard indicate conditions are quiet in the Yaqui Valley and no further molestations by Indians. Americans there are reported, and communications with Guaymas valley have been re established.
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Colorado
Notice to Panama Pacific Candidates
Candidates for elat free trips to the Panama Pacific ex peas are asked to look for a list of valuable prizes from enterprising city merchants. Invite friends to visit these merchants and view the prizes. Prizes range from 4 diamond pendants down to 1 le for all of the free trips. Do not miss this opportunity to boost for merchants who are all your friends.
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Panama-Pacific
German U-29 rammed and sunk by British steamer
Berlin reports that the German submarine U-29 was rammed and sunk by a British tank steamer after being ordered to stop. The German admiralty exudes confidence in the finding, hoping it will influence German American negotiations and provoke questions about neutrality rules in wartime shipping.
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London
Grodek
Tanen
Komarno
Lemberg
Galicia
Vienna
Berlin
Tanew
Petrograd
Arras
Hooge
British Admiraal
Marcel
Edioriala
Germany
Ministry of the Marine
Iran
Armnes
United States
Crushed Under Freight Train Near Thermopolis
James M. Grog an was struck while attempting to jump into a box car on a Burlington freight in the canyon. He died at Carter hospital after surgery in Thermopolis. The body showed severe injuries including multiple fractures and a broken back.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Burlington
James M. Grogan
Penseleas
Carter Hospital
Raisuli Narrowly Escapes Death in Spanish Siege Near Arzilla
Madrid dispatch reports Raisuli the noted brigand and claimant to Morocco's throne survived a lethal volley near Arzilla as Spain’s troops killed ten of his retinue. He traveled with 40 native notables under a safe conduct granted by General Marina, amid an inquiry into orders and responsibility.
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Madrid
Heraldo
Raisuli
Morroco
Arzilla
Arvilla
Morrocan
Raisull
Charb
Ratwall
Marina
Areilla
Complaint of Wyo Campers Aggressive North Park Homesteads
Farmers and landowners in Platten North Park mobilize to curb Wyoming campgrounds and protect hay fields. Campers from Wyoming and northern Colorado have overrun ditches gates and lumber for fires, endangering crops and property. A vandalism spree including a stolen main gate triggers landowners to bar campers.
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Walden
Colo
Platten North Park
Wyoming
Jackson County
North Park
Colorado
William Norrell
Old Stage Coach Heads to Panama-Pacific Exposition
The historic stage coach that carried passengers to safety in earlier days is to be shipped from the TE ranch for the Panama-Pacific exposition. Teary Compton, ranch manager, oversaw the throrough removal and the coach will be shown at the Taseing of the West celebration from July 4.
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Cody
Wye
Teary Compton
Billings
Bets on Clemency for Leo Frank Dominate Atlanta Streets
Atlanta crowds on June 19 wagered three to one that Leo M. Frank would receive clemency from the governor. Public speculation centered on possible commutation of his death sentence to imprisonment as the clemency issue sweeps the city.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Wounded Sheerman May Survive Wounds
Bhardian Wyoming dispatch reports A Gilkey a Campbell county sheepman wounded last Friday by a sheepherder is recovering after being shot. The word came to Sheridan today indicating his condition is improving.
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Bharidan
Wyo
Sheridan
A. Gilkey
Campbell County
Candidates Invited to Circus Event for Campaign Guests
The campaign manager invites Panama-Pacific exposit ion candidates to Cheyenne for a reserved seating circus party. Eight prize winners and their guests will receive rooms at major hotels in California and Nevada with travel and parade decorations arranged. Exposition hosts promise hospitality and a chance to witness the world’s fair events in San Francisco and surrounding cities.
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Anna Schuck
Cheperobe
Cheyenne
Circus Trust
Rosa Rosslind
Prontict Park
Panama
Paciny
Maryland
San Francisco
Hotel Northern
Los Angeles
San
San Diego
Calif
Cret
Otoe
Wyomlg
Colorado
Walter Parker
San Franciaca
W Credis
L. ‘ Peck
Texas
Floods Threaten Kansas as Rivers Rise Across State
Kansas City reports flood risks across the state with Kansas rivers rising toward flood stage. Manhattan’s Big Blue hits 26 feet, Clay Center’s Kaw surpasses previous marks, and railroad traffic is disrupted. Casualties include multiple tornado and windstorm victims across Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas. several towns report extensive property damage and stranded workers.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Missouri River
Manhattan
Clay Center
Hln Valley
Sneake & W
Uni PaMikt
Thaw Sanity Hearing Set After Appeals Ruling
In New York on June 19, counsel for Harry K Thaw agreed there should be no delay in the sanity hearing before Justice Hendrick and a jury. The Court of Appeals upheld Thaw's appeal for a jury trial, with prior habeas corpus petitions rejected. The jury would act in an advisory capacity.
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New York
Harry K
Hendrick
German Press Praises Wilson Note for Potential Understanding
Berlin reports indicate German editors believe President Wilson's message offers a path to Atlantic understanding. Articles discuss limiting war supplies to support the quadruple alliance money and munitions and debate neutral trade and blockade legality amid submarine warfare.
Weather Update for Cheyenne and Vicinity
Showers observed across Cheyenne and surrounding area with light to moderate rainfall. Expect lingering showers into the afternoon with fading intensity and mild temperatures across the region.
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