Arres t Huerta at U S Border
General Victoriano Huerta former Mexican dictator and General Pasqual Orozco were seized by federal authorities at Newman New Mexico and released on bail. Huerta faced 15000 dollar bond. Orozco 7500 dollars. The U S action aimed to thwart a planned revolution from American soil under neutrality laws.
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Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Newman
N. M
Pasqual Orozco
United States
Huerta
Orozco
Fort Bliss
General Huerta
Department of Justice
United States Attorney Camp
Texas
U S Officers Resigning From Army Ordnance Corps
Washington reports Secretary Garrison opposes voluntary resignations of ordnance officers to take private munition jobs. He seeks AG ruling on whether officers can resign in peacetime and emphasizes government service until retirement. Resignations cited as often going to private arms firms. impact on War Department noted.
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Army Ordnance
Washington
Garrison
Ordnance Corps
War Department
Army
Europe
Garricon
Porter Charlton trial postponed to next autumn in Italy
The Porter Charlton murder case, extradited from the United States for the 1910 killing of his wife in a villa near Como, Italy, has been postponed until autumn. Also reports from Atlanta and Paris note Wilson blockade petitions and the Pope and Emperor Francis Joseph dialogues.
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Italy
Paris
Porter Charlton
United States
Atlanta
Georgia House
Senate
Wilson
Great Britain
Francis Joseph
Rome
Windsor, VI
Green Mountains
Geneva
Einsiedeln
Schwitz
London
Naby Bey
Exchange
US Denies German Prize Court Jurisdiction In Frye Case
The State Department rejects the German claim that a prize court may decide the William P. Frye case. It argues the 1828 treaty was violated by the sinking and seeks diplomatic settlement for indemnity. Officials fear Germany's extreme-sinking premise could justify submarine attacks.
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Washington
William P. Frye
State Department
Germany
Frye
United States
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Britain Sends Reply on Blockade and U S Trade
Washington reports that Britain denies the U S complaint against the blockade of neutral ports. A British memorandum, handed to Ambassador Page, says London aims to concede to the United States without easing its blockade burden on Germany. The document signals a cordial approach while maintaining policy, and Wilson and advisers are likely to protest further interference with American trade.
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England
U. S
Washington
Order In Council
Lord Crewe
British Foreign Office
Ambasador Page
London
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Primin
Eeram
Wilson
Von Bulow Not Praised in Corriere Italia Dispatch
Rome reports say Cope Benedict sent a cordial note to Prince von Bulow praising his Rome mission. The Corriere d Italia notes Bulow wrote to the Pope, who replied with courtesy and friendship, not praise.
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Rome
Germany
Cope Benedict
Prince von Bulow
Corriere d'Italia
Pope Benedict
Dirigibles for U S Connecticut Aero Co to Build Three
Hartford reports the Connecticut Aero Company has secured U S government contracts to construct three large dirigible balloons of the Zeppelin type. The firm is in talks with the Wright Company in Dayton to supply propulsion motors for the crafts.
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Connecticut Aero Co
Hartford
Connecticut Aero Company
United States
Connecticut
Wright Company
Dayton
Germans Drive on Warsaw as Russians Retreat in Galicia
Berlin and Vienna report Austro-German offensives from Galicia to Lemberg with forces crossing the Dniester and advancing toward Warsaw. Russians fall back to the Gaila Lipa and Bug lines while Berlin hints at a potential western push toward Paris.
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Galicia
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Narew
Poland
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Vienna
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Rawa Ruska
Dniester
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Linsingen
London
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Nicholas
Bug
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Austria
Europe
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Oise
Aisne
Labyrinth
Argsonne
Meuse
Vosges
France
Belgium
Riva
Lake Garda
War Office
Bukoba
Lake Victoria
Nyanza
Africa
Reorganized Russian Cabinet Returns to Petrograd
The Russian cabinet returns to Petrograd after a front conference with Emperor Nicholas and Grand Duke Nicholas. German submarines sink the British steamer Indrani in St George's Channel and the French bark Dunfrieshire. British aviators bomb Smyrna causing casualties. Italians push on the Isonzo front while Austrians destroy the Monfalcone Canal. Rome reports Italian win at Zeilfenkofel near Monte Croce.
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Petrograd
Emperor Nicholas
Nicholas
St. George's Channel
Dunfrieshire
Smyrna
Mytilene
Isonzo
Monfalcone
Cathedral of
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Adriatic
Rome
Zeilfenkofel
Monte Croce
New Jersey News Summary Tightens Across Counties
A carnation of local items across Gloucester, Cape May, Atlantic and surrounding counties includes the Prohibitions State Committee initiating a fall campaign in Gloucester. Pitman Masons sponsoring a Fort Mott automobile run. Millville church groups backing a hospital drive. Mays Landing company celebrating a contract with a New York firm. Westmont debates sewers and beautification. Woodbury fishers report 112 fish at Fortescue. Woodbury suffragists hold outdoor meeting with speakers. Glassboro M M 2 plans an auto picnic at Fries Mills. Freeholders seek bids for a brick garage and ice house in Mays Landing. Bridgeport Boy Scouts raise funds for Washington trip. Woodbury prize for a Stevenson story. Interstate Milk Producers set July milk at 5 cents a quart. Woodstown principal Shimer hosts dinner on leaving post. Pitman fire plug contract delayed pending PUC review. Meadows Boulevard paving delayed by summer traffic. early tomato prices stuck at 89 cents a crate. rains hamper Ranecocas Creek. Egg Harbor City carnival opening eyed with Governor Fielder. Ocean City hosts Summer School with 500 attendees. Wildwood Auxiliary Coast Artillery to build 600 yard range. rural route established aiding Atlantic county residents. Ocean City civic group plans union chapel. Vineland to dedication of $60 900 vocational schoolhouse with Governor Fielder expected.
Labyrinth Fortified Position Falls to French
Paris reports the Labyrinth north of Arras, a heavily fortified obstacle on the western front, has been captured by French forces after three days of intense close combat.
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London
Arras
Angres
Souchez
Lisne
Oise
Argonne
Champagne
Stheims
Perthes
Paris
Abruzzi Leads Italian Fleet for Dardanelles Action
Overseas News Agency reports Italian papers rejoice over Italy sending a fleet under the Duke of the Abruzzi to aid the Dardanelles attack and allow British ships to withdraw for other duties. Turkey is expected to declare war on Italy soon.
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Berlin
Dardanelles
Italy
Duke of the Abruzzi
Turkey
Markets Note Milk Prices Abolished In New York Wholesale
Official figures for milk quotations have been abolished making it impossible to provide correct New York wholesale price quotations.
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New York
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