Deportation of I W W Sparks Bisbee Arizona Crisis
Newsreel reports Governor Campbell seeks federal troops as 2000 I W W deportation order unfolds in Bisbee and Douglas. Militants, guards, stockades, and box cars fill the scene while Columbus New Mexico waits for transfers and martial law tightens.
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el Paso
Tex
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
San Antonio
U. S
Bisbee
Citizens Loyalty League
Columbus
N. M
New Mexico
Campbell
Prisoners to be sent across line after guard shoots Austrian
Colonel E H R Green and the I W W leader Mike Sullivan are mentioned as prisoners in a pursuit ending with Deputy McRae killed. Food and armed guards prepared for a cross border transport to Mexico as Texas and nearby states bar further arrests. An Austrian agitator fled a mountain house, shot at deputies, and was killed after McRae fell and the man fled through a window.
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Mexico
Texas
California
New Mexico
McRae
British Casualties Reach 1800 After Nieuport Repulse
London reports total British casualties around 1800 from the German push near Nieuport Belgium on Tuesday. General F B Maurice says the section was defended by two British battalions and Germany claimed 1250 prisoners which Maurice deems likely accurate.
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London
Nieuport
Belgium
War Office
Aire
F. B. Maurice
Maurice
Baseball Results From New York Cincinnati and Boston
Results show New York beat Cincinnati 8 8 in the first game with Regan and Clarke opposing Schupp and Gibson. Second game Cincinnati 5 10 0 Schneider Wango and Perritt win. Doak Gonzales Boston triumphs over St Louis 7 11 4. Second game St Louis 6 12 1 Boston 3 10 0 Ragan Tragessor. At Brooklyn Pittsburgh 2 3 0 Cooper Carlson Fischer. Pittsburgh 1 6 2 Pfeffer Meyers.
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Regan
Clarke
Schupp
Gibson
Schneider
Wango
Perritt
Middleton
Ramden
Boston
St. Louis
Doak
Gonzales
Barnes
Tragessor
Ragan
Allen
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Carlson
Fischer
Pfeffer
Meyers
Baseball standings and box scores from AL intercity games
In American League action at Chicago New York split two games with Mog ridge Nanamaker and Shawkey on the mound for New York while Cicotte Schalk pitched for Chicago. Cleveland defeated Washington 7 to 1 behind Bagby O Neill. Detroit routed Boston 11 to 2 as Shore Pennock Jones and Agnew paced the Tigers. St Louis fell to Philadelphia 5 to 2 with Rogers Hale supporting Johnson Schauer Schang for the winners.
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New York
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Nanamaker
Cicotte
Schalk
Shawkey
Cullop
Russell
Alexander
Scott
Cleveland
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Johnson
Ayers
Ainsmith
Bagby
O'Neill
Detroit
Boston
Shore
Pennock
Jones
Agnew
Ehmke
Stanage
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Schauer
Schang
Rogers
Hale
Gore Substitute Favored To Speed Food Bill Action
Democratic leaders in the Senate seek President Wilson’s view on compromises to pass the food control bill. The agriculture committee will not back the Gore substitute, though leaders believe it reflects compromise ideas. Prohibition likely to be settled in conference with no new Senate action. Leaders Martin Chamberlain Simmons plus Gore discuss narrowing control to food and fuel.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Gore
Martin
Agriculture Committee
Chamberlain
Simmons
Finance Committee
Russians Take Town After Bloody Fight in Galicia
Petrograd reports Kalusz, enemy HQ in Galicia, occupied by Russian forces after a sanguinary battle with many prisoners taken. Berlin confirms Russian push to the Lomnica river as of July 18 with continued advances in Galicia.
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Kalusz
Galicia
Ministry of War
Berlin
Lomnica
War Office
Anarchist Berkman Sentenced to Two Years in Atlanta Penitentiary
Alexander Berkman, convicted in New York federal court of conspiring to obstruct the conscription law, was sentenced to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine and began serving his term at the Atlanta federal penitentiary.
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Savannah
Alexander Berkman
New York
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Poisonous Burma and Rangoon Beans Seized in Minnesota
Quantities of poisonous Burma and Rangoon beans have been located and seized in Minnesota. John McCabe, assistant state dairy and food commissioner, said officials and federal authorities are cooperating to trace the beans with state safety commission backing.
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Rangoon
Minnesota
St. Paul, Iman
John McCabe
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Publicafety Commission
Commission
Federal Authoritie
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, reported July 13. Authorities investigate the incident and assess the loss.
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Goshen
Ind
Christian Ambaugh
Nappanee
Percy Grainger Joins Coast Fort Band In Uniform
The article notes pianist Percy Grainger now plays the oboe in khaki at a New York coast fort, after moving from a $1,000-a-week club position and enlisting in an army band earning $30 a month. Market data spans Chicago, Kansas City, and East Buffalo live stock, grain, and produce quotes with varied receipts and prices.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
East Buffalo
Dunning and Stevens
Livestock Commission
N. Y
Vance McCormick Adviser to Exports Embargo Council
Vance McCormick appointed adviser to the Export Embargo Council, guiding policy on trade restrictions and defense of national interests.
Mob victim Scott Clark dies in East St. Louis
July 13 in East St. Louis Illinois Scott Clark a Black man and teamster was seized when his burning home drew a mob. They dragged him shot him stoned and kicked him until militiamen rescued him. His death raised the known fatalities to thirty two though actual numbers were higher.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
Scott Clark
Bethmann Hollweg Resigns as German Chancellor
Berlin reports Bethmann Hollweg has resigned after a crisis meeting. Kaiser Wilhelm IIs council mulls concessions to the Reichstag while crown prince travels to participate in decisions. Paris dispatches note equal voting reform plans being drafted for the diet. U S officials urge restraint noting Germany's internal changes may impact military leadership more than civilians.
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Switzerland
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
Bethmann-Hollweg
Peror William
William
Reichstag
Bethmann
Kaiser
Amsterdam
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Paris
Basel
Havas
A Peror William
von Bethmann-Hollwer
U. S
Washington
Tary Polk
Department
Germany
Hindenburg
Ludorff
Mr. Polk
London
Draft Lottery to Assign Order for War Army Service
Secretary Baker announced a national draft lottery to assign order of call for nearly one million registrants. Drawn numbers determine liability, with 6,000 districts and registration cards guiding the sequence. It is estimated about half may be exempt or fail physical, delaying to reach the required 687000 plus volunteers.
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Washington
Baker
Liberty Loan Bonds Break on New York Exchange
Liberty loan bonds sell at a new low on the New York stock exchange. A lot of $10,000 worth trades at 945 50, equivalent to a loss of $1 on a $1,009 bond.
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Liberty Loan
New York
Liberty
Stock Exchange
Johnny Pyers Joins Phillies In New Trade Deal
Philadelphia reports that Johnny Pyers has closed a deal to become a member of the Phillies on July 13. The move adds depth to the roster with Pyers slated to join spring training duties and compete for a spot in the lineup.
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Johnny Pyers
The
Phillies
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