Mexicans Clash With Willistas at Juarez and El Paso
A skirmish near Juarez between federals and Villista advance forces reported with several federal deaths. A train wreck north of Aguas Calientes kills about 200 Mexican government troops en route to Chihuahua. The 24th Infantry, 1675 men, arrives in El Paso under Col. Hadsall, signaling border troop redeployment.
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Villa Ahameda
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Columbus
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Twenty-fourth
Warships Shell Reds as Odessa Residents Forced Aboard
British squadron bombs Kronstadt bolshevik base while Odessa levy dissenters are forced to walk the plank aboard a czar’s yacht. August Danner, arriving with Mrs Danner, cites 500 bodies recovered from the water and claims German troops later restored order after unprovoked murder and pillage.
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Kronstadt
Aftonblad
New York
Odessa
August Danner
Russia
International Harvester Company
Danner
Englewood
Cronkhite Decorated Knight Commander of St Michael and St George
Major General Adelbert Cronkhite former commander of the 100th division in France receives the Knight Commander of St Michael and St George from the British government in Richmond Virginia on June 14.
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Richmond, Va
Adelbert Cronkhite
France
St. Michael and St. George
French Labor Uneasy as German Occupation Hopes for Tension
Washington reports mounting labor unrest in France and Italy as a general strike looms. Paris reels from possible upheaval amid threats to overthrow Clemenceau government. Demobilized troops join strikers, raising fears of a clash with occupation forces and possible French troop withdrawals aiding German negotiation leverage.
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Washington
France
Italy
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Germany
Laly
Rectification of Treaty Said to Be Cause of Change
Paris July 14. Britain pushes last minute reparations proposal to place control of raw materials under the permanent reparations commission. The reparations council debates revision of the treaty text amid disagreement over articles and territories. Germany faces eight day deadline to decide on signing with Americans to be compensated for losses.
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Permanent Reparations Commission
Germany
Reparations Commission
Suspreme Economic Council
Council of Four
Revision Commission
Sarre Valley
Alsace-Lorraine
League of Nations
Andre Tardien
Hudson
United States
Italy
Austria
Explosive grenades found in coal car in Chicago
Nine hand grenades from Caxton coal shipment were found in a car to the Douglas Coal Co at Thirty third street and Crawford avenue. Police believe radicals placed them for July Fourth demonstrations and traced the car route from Groxton via Michigan Central and Illinois Central railroads. Chief Garrity noted dynamite is often found with coal but urged caution, while an anonymous warning letter added to fears of radical terror.
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France
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Douglas Coal Company
Thirty-third Street
Crawford Avenue
Charles Egan
Pennsylvania
Groxton
Garrity
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Coxton
Michigan Central
Ilinois Central
Friday's Recurts: League Baseball Scores Mixed With Rainouts
National League notes Chicago Philadelphia had no game due to rain. Cinindad beat New York 3 to 2. Millmoro defeated Reookiyx 8 to 4, while Bt Louis lost 4 to Boston 0. American League results Boston 6 Chicago 1, Detroit 6 New York 6, St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 2, Washington 1. Cleveland 90 shows error. American Association Louisville 3 Milwaukee 2, Toledo 5 St Paul 5, St Paul 8 Indianapolis 2, Minneapolis 4 Columbus 9, Kansas City 4. Three I League Bloomington 7 Peoria 2. Evansville Terre Haute rain. Rockford 9 Moline 8.
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Baker Anxious to Retire from Public Life
Secretary of War Baker told a luncheon at the Biltmore that he is eager to return to private life. He shared a Joffre anecdote about American troop estimates and noted Grosvenor Clarkson’s claim that he also wishes to quit the Council of National Defense. Both men expressed desire to retire.
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Baker
Hotel Biltmore
Marshal Joffre
Grosvenor B. Clarkson
Council of National Defense
Mr. Baker
Offer to End Wire Strike in Chicago
A Commercial Telegraphers' union committee asked E W Collins to send a peace proposal to headquarters in exchange for recognition of collective bargaining and higher wages. Collins said the government control blocks action and the strike is a failure, as workers return and service remains impaired, while strikers claim growing strength planning to paralyze service next week.
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Chicago
Postal Telegraph Company
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
E. W. Collins
Collins
FTC orders Chase Shoe Co to halt misleading ads
The Federal Trade Commission ordered U L Chase of Minneapolis trading as Chase Shoe Company to stop circulation of statements claiming he is a shoe manufacturer and distributor and that shoes pass directly from factory to purchaser. The FTC ruled these claims false and misleading.
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Federal Trade Commission
U. L. Chase
Minneapolis
Chase Shoe Company
Getting the Boys Home O K
From New York on June 14 the U S Destroyer Gregory arrived with four army casualties aboard and the dump freighter Ana Cortes carried three more. The transport Henderson arrived with 2,028 officers and men, as France withdraws troops.
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New York
France
Europe
U. S
Gregory
Ana Cortes
Henderson
French General to Slovakia Mission Reported
Prague June 14 Gen Robert Faris of the French army is reported to be heading to Slovakia over the military situation there. He formerly commanded French troops in Siberia.
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Carranza
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Mexico
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Madero
Slovakia
Prague
Robert
Faris
Siberia
Berlin secret session backs citizens strike plan
A hidden Berlin council session declares support for a citizens strike to halt all food production and provoke civil war. Leaders include manufacturers and Colonel Reinhardt as war minister, with leaflets planned to announce the strike. The move aims to curb chaos and expand bourgeois power amid cabinet debates and socialist convention outcomes. Bavaria offers 7500 dollars for Lenin? no, Levien. The Bavarian government promises reward for the communist leader Levien, last escaped arrest.
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Reinhardt
Germany
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Gustav Noske
Philipp Scheidgmann
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League
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Levien
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