Archduke Ferdinand and Wife Slain in Sarajevo Attack
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his morganatic wife the Duchess of Hohenberg were shot by a Servian student in Sarajevo after a bomb failed to halt their drive to the town hall. A second assailant fired as they returned to the palace, killing them. conspirator Princip and accomplice Abrinovics were captured amid angry crowds.
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Prinzip
Trebinje
Abrinovics
Herzegovina
Strike vote result due for 55,000 engineers west of Chicago
Cleveland July dates set as Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers grand chief Warren S. Stone said a strike vote by 55,000 engineers and firemen on 98 railroads west of Chicago will yield results between July 10 and 14.
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Warren S. Stone
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chicago
California Runs Aground Off Tory Island In Fog
In thick fog and rain the Atlantic line steamer California, en route from New York to Glasgow, went ashore Sunday night on rocks off Tory Island. She will be floated without great damage, according to reports.
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Tory Island
California
New York
Glasgow
Caird Gives 120000 For Shackleton Antarctic Expedition
London Sir James Key Caird donated 120000 to help defray costs of Sir Ernest Shackleton's planned expedition to Antarctica announced Sunday. The gift supports the exploratory voyage and underscores Caird's prominent sponsorship.
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London
James Key Caird
Ernest Shackleton
Captain Albert Grant Commands Battleship Texas
Capt. Albert W. Grant leads the battleship Texas, among the newest and most powerful of the U S Navy's fighting ships.
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Texas
Uncle Sam
Bordas Guns Silenced by American Gunboat Machias
Rebel Puerto Plata city bombardment by Presidente Bordas of Santo Domingo was halted late Friday when the Machias opened fire from its main battery. The action quelled the assault as U.S. forces intervened to end the bombardment.
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Washington
Puerto Plata
Bordas
Santo Domingo
Machias
Trust Legislation Next Washington Senate Focuses on FTC Bill
The Senate will push ahead this week with the federal trade commission bill, deeming no other adjournment path available. The session concentrates on advancing the trust legislation required to complete its agenda.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Mediators US Brazil Chile suspend formal talks at Niagara Falls
Diplomatic mediators Da Gama Suarez and Naom suspend further formal meetings announcing their chief work done. They will conduct communications by telegraph from their homes while awaiting informal conferences with Huerta delegates and Mexico’s internal settlement.
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Brazil
Suarez and
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Chile
Argentina
Carranza
Huerta
Mexico
Tenador
Peru
United States
Bryan
President Wilson declines federal suffrage aid at White House
Washington five hundred members of the General Federation of Women's Clubs marched to the White House on Tuesday and received a final refusal from President Wilson to back a federal woman suffrage amendment. He reiterated that his party has not embraced the issue in its platform and that suffrage should be settled by states, not the federal government.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
White House
Wilson
Ulsterites and Nationalists Clash in Omagha Tyrone
Ulsterites and nationalists clashed in Omagha County Tyrone on Tuesday night. Several civilians and policemen were injured as disorder surged before a constabulary charge with baton use restored order.
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Roosevelt Delivers First Return Address Attacking Wilson
Pittsburgh report says Theodore Roosevelt spoke Tuesday night on his return from Brazil. The address split into three parts: a sharp attack on the Wilson administration, a broad indictment of bosses, and an exposition of Progressive party principles.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Brazil
Wilson
Progressive Party
French steamer La Gascogne runs aground in Portugal
The trans Atlantic liner La Gascogne ran ashore on the Portuguese coast on Tuesday during its voyage from Bordeaux to Buenos Aires.
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Portugal
Bordeau
Buenos Ayres
Servian Government Moves Against Suspects Tied to Sarajevo
Belgrade reports that the Servian government is taking measures against suspicious elements in Servia likely connected with the Sarajevo assassination. The action follows the Tuesday announcement outlining steps to suppress movements deemed dangerous to state security.
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Servia
Sarajevo
Western Washington mills close for holiday amid slack demand
One hundred Shin Gle mills in western Washington shut down Tuesday for the annual holiday and likely will stay closed for some time. Slack building nationwide has caused an overproduction and reduced activity.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Carranza Asks Time to Confer Before Mediation Talks
General Venustiano Carranza requests delay to consult his generals before joining informal talks with Buerta and U S mediators on a provisional Mexican government. He warns Guadalupe Plan may need changes and would require consent of revolutionary military leaders. Mediators report Carranza will hasten internal consultations to reach a definite understanding soon.
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Venustiano Carranza
Constitutionalists
Huerta
Carranza
Madrid Food Riots Over Potato Prices
Food riots broke out in Madrid on Tuesday as bands of housewives demanded lower potato prices. When their demands were unmet they seized sacks at the market and dumped the potatoes in the street.
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Mrs John Burke Rising Star in Washington Society
Mrs John Burke the wife of the U S treasurer and former Minnesota governor has become very popular in Washington society.
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John Burke
United States
Minnesota
Washington
Duel to Death on Detroit Street Ends Fatal Duel
Detroit where John A. Burbank president and treasurer of Samuel Mintz Hardware was killed in a morning street duel with a highwayman who also died.
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Mich
John A
Burbank
Samsuel Mintz Hardware Company
Wilson Visits Church With Daughter In Heat
President Wilson attended church on Sunday despite near record heat, accompanied by his daughter Miss Margaret Wilson. The outing showed a steady public example amid hot weather and civic life.
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Washington
Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Butte Merchants Guarding Stores Amid Tense Calm
Butte Montana retains outward calm as armored guards protect business districts after riots sparked by factional fights in a local miners union. Police report 250 pounds of dynamite planted during Tuesday night violence while the independent miners union claims 2,289 of 9,000 metal workers joined.
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Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Independent Union of Miners
Western Federation of Miners Control
Collector I$ After Income Tax Dodgers
Democratic Leader Underwood charged in a House speech that income tax receipts fall partly due to wilful hiding of incomes by individuals and corporations. He sought an extra 1 to 1.5 million dollars for the internal revenue service to boost tax collection, with the commissioner predicting a 15 to 25 dollar return per dollar spent. The appropriation was granted.
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Washington
Underwood
House
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Coffer dam on Mississippi breaks near Fort Snelling
A large coffer dam on the Mississippi River just above Fort Snelling failed under high water Monday. U S engineers alerted St. Paul police and dispatched cars to warn lowland residents. no injuries reported.
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Minn
Mississippi River
Fort Snelling
United States Engineers
Sale of Idaho and Mississippi Authorized by Senate Action
Congress approves the naval appropriation conference report and transfers authority to President Wilson to sell the battleships Idaho and Mississippi. Greece is near completing arrangements to purchase the two ships.
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Washington
Idaho
Mississippi
Wilson
Senate
Greece
Burned chemist dies after Tooele smelter tank explosion
An oil tank under pressure in the fire room of the International smelter near Tooele exploded and burned A. A. Austin, head chemist, fatally Monday.
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Tooele
Utah
International Smelter
A. A. Austin
Chicago Man Sentenced to Hang for Wife Murder
William Shultz was sentenced to hang for the murder of Elizabeth Healy on February 24. Healy, the wife of a druggist, was found in her flat kitchen with her throat cut.
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Chicago
William Shultz
Elizabeth Healy
Flood Strands Village as Log Boats Rescue Passes
A cloudburst struck Lanesboro Minnesota, flooding a village of about 1000 people under six feet of water. Rescuers moved by boat as no logs of lif have been reported in the undated incident near La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Wis
Lanesboro
Minn
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