Georgian Gov Slaton Under Guard As Mob Clashes At Home
Governor Slaton called out the militia after hundreds gathered at Peachtree Road to protest clemency for Leo M. Frank. Martial law was proclaimed as riot police halted the crowd with bayonets, stones and bottles flying. no shots fired. Frank began life at Milledgeville prison after his death sentence was commuted.
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Leo M. Frank
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Frank
Siegel to serve ten months in Monroe Penitentiary
Henry Siegel former New York banker and department store owner today waived further stay of execution and left for Rochester to begin ten months in Monroe County Penitentiary. He had been to decide on offering $150000 to 14000 depositors who lost $2224000 in his banks, and accepted the sentence after a conference with his counsel. A grand jury inquiry followed protests from depositors who objected to the partial payment.
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Geneseq
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New York
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Rochester
Monroe County
Siegel
McKenna Seeks Blank Check for Wartime Loan in Commons
The House of Commons approves a first reading for a bill enabling Reginald McKenna to raise up to about one billion pounds for war needs. The loan will be issued at par, 4.5 percent interest, redeemable 1925 to 1945, with subscriptions via Bank of England, post office bonds, or other methods.
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House of Commons
Reginald McKenna
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Midshipman Testimony at Naval Inquiry on Cheating
Testimony before the naval academy court of inquiry links Midshipman R M Nelson to the cribbing scandal. W R Nichols and four classmates testified they visited Nelson's room the night before a Spanish exam and he read from typewritten sheets. He allegedly warned them not to be discouraged if the “dope” proved bad.
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Teutons seize Rawa Ruska and press on Lemberg
Berlin reports Rawa Ruska falls to Austro German forces in Galicia and German General Von Mackensen seizes a railway to cut Russian retreat toward Lemberg. Austro German advance narrows toward the Galician capital, while Grand Duke Nicholas orders withdrawal south of the Dniester.
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Berlin
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Turkish forces gain ground on Gallipoli Peninsula
Turkish troops on the Gallipoli Peninsula launched an offensive and inflicted heavy losses on the Franco British left wing. Ottoman artillery fire forced the Allied forces to shift positions as the Turks bombarded new lines and silenced enemy guns.
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Constantinople
Thaw and mother confident on eve of trial
Mary Copley Thaw arrives in New York from Pittsburg ready for the open hearing to decide if Harry K. Thaw is sane and entitled to freedom. She expects the jury to find him sane. Thaw greets his mother in Ludlow Street Jail and awaits witnesses including Sheriff Drew and Del Stevens.
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New Hampshire
Villa Army Defeated by Indians in Yaqui Valley
Special Dispatch reports a Villa detach ment sent south to guard foreigners in the Yaqui Valley was routed by Yaqui Indians twenty-five miles south of Empalme Sonora. The action cost forty Villa dead and a machine gun lost with twenty five more killed in a prior skirmish. Yaqui raiders also sacked Mochis and killed John Jamiston a British subject.
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Carranza denies break with Obregon amid reports
General Carranza telegrams here denying any rupture with Obregon and labels reports as intrigues of reactionaries. Villa ally Liorente claims Angeles's U S visit shows no break with Villa. State Dept cautious, Admiral Howard's Colorado arrives at Guaymas as Yaqui troubles unfold.
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Washington
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Obregon
Enrique C. Liorente
Villa
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State Department
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Guaymas
Roosevelt
Peace Talks Burgeon as Mexican Leaders Reach US
Washington reports the surprising arrival of General Felipe Angeles, Villa’s top military aide, amid persistent friction between Carranza and Obregon. Officials discuss possible moves by opposing factions to pursue peace urged by President Wilson.
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Joliot Convicts Rise Against Negroes Held for Killing Mrs Allen
In Joliet Illinois on June 21 6000 convicts faced guards after threats to Joe Campbell and Walter Edwards the only suspects in the death of Mrs Allen wife of Warden Edmund Allen. Coroner's inquest into her charred bed room death continued with fingerprint evidence expected from Chicago experts.
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Walter Edwards
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Campbell
Allen
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Allens
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Mrs. Allen
M. P. Evans
Chicago Police
German Plot Seen in Wrecking of Canada Plant
Windsor Ontario June 21 explosion partially wrecked the Peabody Company overall factory at Walkerville. Police and military investigate German sympathizers from Detroit as 26 sticks of dynamite were found under Windsor Armory, fuse burnt out.
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Descartes Lands Sailors at Cape Haitien to Protect Civilians
The French cruiser Descartes has landed bluejackets at Cape Haitien to safeguard lives and property after government forces captured the city. State Department reports from Port au Prince say no American forces have been landed.
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Descartes
Cape Haitien
State Department
Port Au Prince
New Note Prepared Over Flag Misuse by English Steamers
State Department officials say a new note to Great Britain will address further interruptions to neutral commerce and misuse of neutral flags by English steamers. They report multiple complaints were submitted to London, with Britain denying the U-29 incident and Berlin linking it to submarine warfare talks.
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General de Wet Found Guilty of Treason in South Africa
General Christian de Wet, leader of the 1914 rebellion in the Orange Free State and Western Transvaal, is convicted of treason on eight counts in Bloemfontein. Sentencing deferred until tomorrow after capture on a Waterbury farm in British Bechuanaland.
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