General Villa Meets Scott as Border Tensions Ease
General Hugh L. Scott, U S Army chief of staff, reports Villa postponed mining talks and will restore seized goods. Villa crossed the border to Juarez for a meeting with Scott at banker J F Williams’s house. A guard of infantry saluted them on the border and Carothers, Michie, and Madero attended the talks.
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EL Paso
Tex
Hugh L. Scott
United States Army
General Villa
Chihuahua
Villa
General Scott
J. F. Williams
Juarez
George C. Carothers
State Department
R. B. L. Michie
Scott
International Bridge
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Mr.Carothers
Washington
Villa Territory
Chihuahua City
U S Rejects Austrian Plea on Export Rights in War Aid
The United States stands firm on the right of American exporters to ship war supplies to all belligerents. A reply was sent to Berlin regarding the Frye case as payment terms are discussed.
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Amer
State Department
United States
The
Hague
Germany
U S Reaffirms Neutral Rights in German Note Stand
The United States sent a Vienna note rejecting Austria Hungary views on exporting war munitions to enemies, reaffirming the right to send war supplies under international law. The note, cabled to Ambassador Penfield, may be released publicly later.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
Vienna
America
Penfield
U. S
Standard Bearers Named by Cincinnati Republicans
Cincinnati Republicans nominate George Puchta for mayor a self-made business leader with wide civic ties and public service record including Queen City Supply director and Ohio Valley Improvement trustee. Louis J. Dauner seeks reelection as President of Council noted for long public service and city experience.
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Cincinnati Republicans
Republican Party
Julius Pleischmann
George Puchta
Puchta
Queen City Supply Company
United States
Cincinnati Frog
Cincinnati Golf Club
Hamilton County Golf Club
National Supply and Machinery Dealers’ Association
Allied Air Raids Kill Eight in German Towns
An official communique reports eight deaths and two injuries in Sankt Ingbert after Allied bombs hit Zweibruecken and Ingbert. The raid involved 15 to 20 enemy planes dropping up to 20 bombs with limited material damage in Zweibruecken.
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Zwelbruecken
Ingbert
Zweibruecken
Sankt Ingbert
President Wilson Considers Vera Cruz Naval Request
President Wilson discussed with Secretary Lansing Commander McNamee’s plea for a battleship squadron to Vera Cruz to shield Americans and appeared inclined to approve. He planned a quick return to Washington from the summer White House, but the move was not tied to a single issue.
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Cornish
N.H
Wilson
Lansing
McNamee
Vera Cruz
Washington
White House
Nnton
Short story writer Max Adeler dies at 75
Philadelphia reports Charles Hoper Clark known as Max Adeler died at Eaglesmere Pa. He authored humorous books and short stories and was an authority on tariff matters. Clark lived in Conshohocken and was 75 years old.
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Philadelphia
Charles Hoper Clark
Max Adeler
Eaglesmere
Clark
Conshohocken
Here
Fifty Millions in Gold Sent From London to U S
New York reports a $50,000,000 gold shipment from England to the United States, moving from Halifax by special train and due to arrive tomorrow morning. J. P. Morgan & Company are the consignees, with guards transferring the bullion to the Subtreasury on Wall Street.
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The
Commercial Tribune
New, York
United States
Mexico
London
U. S
New York
England
Halifax
R.E
Cowie
American Express Company
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan & Company
Proclamation From Berlin Seizes Warsaw Leaders as Hostages
The Cologne Gazette reprints a Lodzer Zeitung text issued to Warsaw residents by Prince Leopold of Bavaria. It pledges protection for peaceful citizens while warning of harsh penalties for attacks, and announces hostages will be held to safeguard German troops. Citizens are urged to report any threats or plots to German authorities.
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London
Leopold of Bavaria
Warsaw
Cologne
Lodzer Zeitung
Lodz
Poland
Amsterdam
Reuter
Hants
Kee Onyang Praises United States At Immigration Congress
Chinese Commissioner Kee Onyang told the International Immigration Congress in San Francisco that the United States is the only power not to bully China for gain. He praised U S friendliness but condemned the Chinese exclusion act as unjust and breach of treaty, risking friction between nations.
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San Francisco
International Immigration Congress
Kee Onyang
United States
China
Onyang
Prince Pignatelli Declares Bankruptcy in New York
Prin ce Pignatelli of Spain files for bankruptcy in the federal district court listing assets of 887.28 and only 28 cents cash. The chief creditor is Mrs. Alice F. O Connell who holds an unpaid judgment of 15 959.86. her husband died in an auto accident in which the Prince figured.
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Ludovic
Prince
Pignatelli
Getary
Spain
Washington
al District
Alice
F. O'Connell
O'Connell
Naval Militias Begin Two Week Lake Erie Training
The naval militias of Minnesota Ohio Illinois Michigan and Pennsylvania will begin two weeks of training on Lake Erie starting tomorrow. Training focuses include mine laying coast defense and gunnery with ships Don Juan de Austria Essex Gopher Hawk Yantic Hancock Isle de Luzon Chicago Dorothea Wolverine and Sandobal participating near Erie Pennsylvania and Cleveland Ohio.
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Naval Militia
Minnesota
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Don Juan de Austria
Detroit
Essex
Toledo
Gopher
Duluth
Minn
Hawk Buffalo
Yantic
Hancock
Mich
Isle de Luzon
Chicago
Dorothea
Cleveland
Wolverine
Sandobal
Rochester, Minn
Armenian Refugees Pour Into Igdir Amid Van Exodus
Reports from Tiflis say 60 000 Armenian refugees have reached Igdir the main outlet of Van vilayet and full 100 000 may be driven from Van. Fear grows over another exodus from Persia as Kurds mass carelessly killing Armenians in Bitlis vilayet and bodies cast into the Tigris and Euphrates. The front war airs toward an insanity level reminiscent of Sary Kamysh.
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Tiflis
Transcaucasia
Igdir
Sary-Kamysh
Resignation of Milton Snelling hits Labor Peace Council
Milton Snelling, vice president of the International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers, resigns as First Vice President of Labor's National Peace Council. He cites suspicions over funding and the council's connections, referencing friction with Congressman Buchanan and the White House. He condemns actions by some council members while expressing respect for others.
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Milton Snelling
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
Washington
National Peace Council
American Federation of Labor
Buchanan
White House
Wilson
Peace Council
Eeiuh Gompers
Snelling
Labor Movement
International Union
Organization of Labor
Labor
Jacob C. Taylor
East Orange
N. J
Germany
Lynx Torpedo Boat Destroyer Sunk by Mine in North Sea
The British torpedo boat destroyer Lynx, 935 tons, 260 feet long, 27 feet beam, and 8.3 feet draft, was sunk in the North Sea after striking a mine. The vessel, able to reach 32 knots, carried four 21 inch torpedo tubes and three 4 inch guns. Four officers and twenty-two sailors were saved from a crew of about 100.
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London
Lynx
North Sea
Submarine Sunk Near Bulair by Turkish Air Attack
Entente submarine is sunk near Bulair this afternoon by a Turkish aircraft. All crew members are reported lost. The event comes as British forces renew efforts at the Dardanelles while Russian pressure continues in Eastern Poland and the Baltic provinces. A Zeppelin raid on England injures and kills civilians along the east coast.
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Hamilton
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Gulf of Saros
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Sari Bari
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England
Berlin
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Bulair
London
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Poland
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