W. W. Chased Out of Arizona
Bisbee and Douglas react to I W W deportations amid wildfire mobilization. Governor Campbell seeks federal troops to halt deportations while 2 000 I W W members are rounded up and sent toward Columbus New Mexico under armed guard as Bisbee imposes martial law.
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el Paso
Tex
Thomas BE. Campbell
Arizona
San Antonio
U. S
Bisbee
Citizens Loyalty League
Columbus
N. M
New Mexico
Campbell
Harry Wheeler
Industrial Workers of the World
Citzens of
Patel
Douglas
Bis
W. W
United
I. WW. W
Bret
Wilson
Federal Strike Mediation Board
Warren District
Notable path of IWW chase ends in ambush killings
Colonel E H R Green son of Hetty is said to be cruising with his bride on a yacht when shot through. In one car Mike Sullivan and J W W leader ride as four days of food are prepared for the prisoners to cross into Mexico. Deputy McRae is killed after chasing an Austrian agitator from I W W headquarters to a mountain hideout. the fugitive fires on deputies and is killed as he escapes.
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Mike Sullivan
Mexico
Texas
California
New Mexico
McRae
British casualties near Nieuport total 1800 with prisoners
London reports that about 1800 British casualties occurred from the German advance near Nieuport Belgium on Tuesday. Major General F B Maurice states the section was defended by two British battalions and the German capture of 1250 prisoners is likely accurate.
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London
Nieuport
Belgium
War Office Byajor
F. B. Maurice
Maurice
Baseball results from New York Cincinnati and Boston games
Results show the New York and Cincinnati teams split a doubleheader with Schupp Gibson in New York as winners in the first game and Perritt Middleton Ramden in the second. Boston and St Louis also split, Doak Gonzales for Boston and Barnes Tragessor for St Louis. Brooklyn Pittsburgh games were split as well with Cooper Carlson Fischer and Pfeffer Meyers contributing key plays.
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New York
Cincinnati
Regan
Clarke
Schupp
Gibson
Schneider
Wingo
Perritt
Middleton
Ramden
Boston
St. Louis
Doak
Gonzales
Barnes
Tragessor
Ragan
Allen
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Carlson
Fischer
Pfeffer and Meyers
Baseball scores and pitcher pairings from AL games
In Chicago New York games Mog ridge and Nanamaker faced Cicotte and Schalk as New York won 6 to 3 in game one. Second game Shawkey Cullop Russell and Alexander played for New York against Scott and Schalk. Cleveland beat Washington 18 to 7 with Bagby and O Neill dominating the mound. Detroit defeated Boston 11 to 5 with Ehmke and Stanage supporting Shore Pennock Jones and Agnew. St Louis beat Philadelphia 11 to 5 with Johnson Schauer and Schang opposed by Rogers and Hale.
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Chicago
New York
Mogridge
Nanamaker
Cicotte
Schalk
J Shawkey
Cullop
Russell
Alexander
Scott
Cleveland
Washington
So Johnson
Ayers
Ainsmith
Bagby
O'Neill
Detroit
Boston
Shore
Pennock
Jones
Agnew
Ehmke
Stanage
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Johnson
Schauer
Schang
Louis
Rogers
Hale
Gore Substitute Faces Senate Rift On Food Bill
Democratic leaders in the Senate, unable to reconcile views on the food control bill, plan to seek President Wilson’s guidance on acceptable compromises. Senator Gore offered a separate proposal, backed by leaders who see it as a workable compromise, limiting control to food and fuel and excluding metals and textiles. The prohibition issue will likely be settled in conference, with leaders Martin Chamberlain and Simmons steering related actions.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Gore
Martin
Agriculture Committee
Chamberlain
Senator Simmons
Finance Committee
Poisonous beans seized in Minnesota investigation
Quantities of poisonous Burma and Rangoon beans have been seized in Minnesota. John McCabe, assistant state dairy and food commissioner, says officials are tracing the beans with cooperation from commission firms and federal authorities.
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St. Paul
iMan
Burma
Rangoon
John McCabe
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Publicafety Commission
Commission
Federal
Unknown Parties Poison Cattle in Indiana Farm Incident
Unknown persons poisoned eight cattle valued at $1,000 on the Christian Ambaugh farm near Nappanee southwest of Goshen Indiana. The incident occurred July 13.
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Goshen
Ind
Christian Ambaugh
Nappanee
Russians Take Town After Bloody Fight in Galicia
Petrograd reports Kalusz, enemy headquarters in Galicia, occupied by Russian forces after a sanguinary battle. War ministry says Russians advance, large numbers of prisoners taken. Berlin confirms push toward Lomnica river.
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Petrograd
Kalusz
Galicia
Ministry of War
Berlin
Lomnica
War Office
Berkman Begins Term in Atlanta Penitentiary
Alexander Berkman, anarchist, convicted in New York federal court of conspiracy to obstruct the conscription law is sentenced to two years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. He will serve the sentence in the Atlanta federal penitentiary in Savannah Georgia.
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Berkman
Savannah
Alexander Berkman
New York
Atlanta Federal
Percy Grainger Enlists in Army Band at Coast Fort
The composer joins the military effort by playing oboe in khaki at a New York area coast fort earning $26 a month and foregoing higher earnings. His 1000 dollars weekly income is cited as part of his wartime sacrifice.
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Percy Grainger
New York
Mob violence claims another life in East St. Louis
Scott Clark, a Black teamster, was seized when his house was set ablaze. Dragged, shot, stoned, and kicked, he died before militiamen could intervene. The death brings known fatalities to thirty-two, with many more believed to be uncounted.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
Scott Clark
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Prices and Grain Reports
Market data from Chicago, Kansas City, and East Buffalo show hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts with varied price ranges. Prices cover hogs from light to heavy packers, cattle including prime steers and cows, and regional grain quotes with wheat oats and produce values.
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Chicago
Kansas City
East Buffalo
Dunning and Stevens
Tve Stock Commission
N. Y
Hollweg Quits as German Chancellor Amid Reform Talks
Bern reports Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg resigns while Emperor William consults on reforms amid Reichstag pressure. Berlin officials note the emperor may defer decision as crown prince attends councils on concessions. Paris dispatch says equal voting bill tied to April 7 message. U S sees limited gain from Germany's internal crisis.
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Bern
Switzerland
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
Bethmann-Hollweg
Peror William
Acta
William
Reichstag
Bethmann
Kaiser
Amsterdam
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Pety
Vie
Vossiche
Herr Mert
Erzberger
Em’ Rat Party
Reichsrat
Charles iI
Paris
Crown Council
Basel
Havas
Rmperor
Von
Bethmann-Hollwer
Drake
U. S
Washington
Dietary Polk
Germany
Pot
Hindenburg
Lucy Scdorff
Mr. Polk
London
Cris
Draft numbers to be drawn for army service announced
Washington July 13 Secrety Baker announced that in the brawls to select men for draft into the war army numbers will be drawn representing every one of the nearly ten million registered so men may know their order for service. Exemption and physical factors affect the first call and boards.
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Washington
Baker
Liberty Loan Bonds Hit New Low on Exchange
New York July 13 Liberty loan bonds sold at a new low on the stock exchange. A block of ten thousand dollars sold at 945.50, equivalent to a loss of one dollar on a 1009 bond.
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Liberty Loan
New York
Stock Exchange
Johnny Eves Joins Phillies On Transfer
Philadelphia reports that Johnny Eves closed a deal to become a member of the Phillies. The union adds a new outfielder to the roster as the team enhances its lineup for the season.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Eves
The
Phillies
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William Cleary
Col. E. H.R. Green
Hetty
Bride
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Best
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FORD
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East St. Louis
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