German Reinforcements Rush to Mexican Border Relief
Washington reports 500 additional German troops ordered to the Mexican border amid fears for safety of Americans in Mexico. Officials acknowledge growing alarm over potential attacks as raids continue near Laredo and consular incidents rise. Eastern front tensions rise as German offensives face stubborn Russian defense from Riga to Bukowina.
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Washington
Wexlea
Hewis
Weer Whing
Mexico
London
En-Sire
Gulf of Rigat
Bukowing
Rigi
Jashida
Pripet
Bukowine
Tiral Marsh
Riga
Petrograd
Russia
Lutsk
Automobiles Thief Faces Wide Western Theft Ring
A regional bulletin reports a plan to appeal a rivers and harbors board decision blocking the Erie Michigan canal project. Delegates from Huntington, Goshen, and other cities were urged to attend a Wayne County meeting to discuss filing a formal appeal and potential new surveys.
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Byrv
Michigan
Deep Waterways Desperation Hive
Feld
Mort Warne
Thne
Rivers and Harbors Board
John Millis
Army One Gingere
Heard
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Chisago
Huntington
Wiesaw
Cotummbi City
Goshen
Bently Hent
Board of City Engineers
Con Airttme Ut Chronel Junn Mills
Wilhan ¥. Hidson
Majer
Bond
Jedo, Furl, Wayne
Chicago
Colonal MiNix
Rivers and Isrbors Board
Wort
Wayne
Pledem
British Delay of 10 Mails Ended in London and Paris
London reports that delays in mails have been corrected with British and French cooperation. The issue centers on examining mails faulted in administration and responses to the American note. Officials say American complaints target the principle rather than allied rights, with specific past instances under review.
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London
Dune
Foreign Office
nUeber
Toreysa
Hughes Jumps Into Race With A Vin
Charles Hughta re entered politics today placing temporary headquarters at an uptown hotel and welcoming supporters well into the night. He is expected to announce his nomination and confirm plans as subcommittees discuss a ceremony date while signaling support for the party principles.
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New York
Charles Hughta
Wnths
Fsw
Faughes
Eee
Washington Becomes Wet After Six Dry Days
Special Judge Fabius Gwin ruled in Shoals that Washington will return to the wet column tomorrow afternoon after a six day dry period. The contest trial found the vote likely March 1 by a majority of nine after the canvass by the election boards and board of commoners.
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Washington
Ind
Fabius Gwin
Shoals
Board of Commoners
Pageant Cast Summoned for Morning Film Shoot
All pageant cast members must report at 7 30 AM at the pageant grounds for filming. Work to complete by 10 00 AM. A copy of the film will be donated to Fort Wayne schools for preservation as part of the city's history.
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Fort Wayne
Suffrage Leaders Hope for Recognition At St Louis
Suffrage leaders in St Louis hope the Democratic national convention will adopt an equal rights plank. They plan hearings by the resolutions committee midweek as Democrats observe Republican platform suffrage shifts. National leaders push for a favorable declaration and rapid congressional action on the Susan B Anthony amendment.
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St. Louis
Roybauming
Orignilly
Arthur Dodge
Willan PL McCombs
Nacional
Suffrage Association
Woman's Arty
Nacional Association
Union
Woman's Party
Congress
Manly Declines Governor Bid In Progressive Pick
Indianapolis telegram from Duluth Minnesota reports Frans Manly nominated in the May primary as progressive candidate for governor advised state chairman Edwin M. Lee he would not run. Lee said a state ticket will be placed and the progressive state convention will be held in Indianapolis June 22.
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Indianapolis
Tid
J. Frans Manly
Edwin M. Lee
Duluth
Minn
Progressive National Convventian Ca
Lee
G O P Platform Criticized By Senator Stone In Speech
Senator William J. Stone denounces the Republican platform as a dangerous intrusion into the judiciary and warns that using justice for political advancement undermines public confidence in the Supreme Court. He questions Hughes as a candidate and predicts further party contention during the current session.
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Louls
Wilam J. Stone
Chicago
Stone
Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Ileas
Supreme Court
Chinga
Supreme
United
Ruy
Rooseveltie
Oyster Bay
Walts
Old Guard
Roosevelt ready for a statement at Sagamore Hill
June 12 Theodora Roosevelt received James Garfield and William Draper Lewis at Sagamore Hill to discuss the political situation while remaining reticent. John W. McGrath returned from Chicago with updates and plans for Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt to travel to New York to meet with Ray Ston Robing and others before continuing.
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Oyster Bay
Theodora Roosevelt
Sagamore Hilladay
James 2. Garfield
Tan William Draper Lewis
John W. McGrath
Chicago
Frank Digenasion
Roosevelt
Dean Lewis
McGirath
New York
Kerwit
Rayston Robing
Weather forecast for Wallington and Michigan regions
Weather bulletin notes possible showers and partly cloudy conditions across Indiana, lower Michigan, and Ohio areas. Temperatures forecast to rise slowly with fair skies in the north center, while extreme south portions expect partly cloudy to showers Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Wallington
Junin
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
North Ene
South
Por
Hughes Record Now Embalmed
Washington June 12 Chas E Hughes telegram announcing the republican presidential nomination and his 9 message to the New York legislature as governor opposing the constitutional income tax amendment were entered into the House by unanimous consent. Republican Leader Mann cited the telegram as the statement by Hughes the next President while Speaker Clark questioned the motion. Evans Hughes noted his nomination and stated he favored a federal income tax in principle but opposed applying it to incomes from state and municipal bonds.
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Washington
Chas. E. Hughes
New York
Errisan
Auri
Hughes
Fort Wayne Pageant Draws 18000 In Glorious Gateway Finale
Fort Wayne’s pageant The Glorious Gateway of the West closed with an estimated 18 000 spectators under ideal weather. Thousands traveled from across the city for the final acts as vibrant costumes and a grand amphitheater setting showcased Indian encampments and war scenes with a cast over 1100 performers.
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Fort Wayne
Gateway of the West
Exposition week opens big crowds in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne enters the second week of its centennial exposition with nearly 3,000 attendees at North Calhoun street grounds. Officials expect larger crowds as events, including Wednesday through Saturday programs, continue with prizes for babies and costumes and parades by various fraternal and social organizations.
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Cit
Banda
Fort Wayne
Morgenthau Seeks Baker As Wilson Ticket Partner
T he discussion centered on defeating Marshall for renomination and placing Newton Baker on the ticket with President Wilson. Henry Morgenthau announced a push for a stronger man to run with Wilson and indicated Baker could be acceptable, though Morgenthau says he acts on his own responsibility.
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T. Louis
Klaws
Marshall
Wilson
Barshall
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Newton Baker
Alargenthan
Baker
Margen- Hiatt
Biz. Blorgenthau Haatched
Mrs Orange Lockard Drinks Poison at Home
Mrs Orange Lockard of 411 California Avenue is in a dying condition at St Joseph hospital after swallowing twenty cents worth of carbolic acid just before 10. Neighbors say domestic trouble with her husband, who deserted her about three weeks ago, may have driven the act. A note found at the residence read in part I am not fooling, it is now AS ever and signed Nora. Mrs Lockard worked in the Woman's factory at Nickel Fate Station. The station agent Harry Sullivan said she asked to call the police. Continued on Pane 12.
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California, Avenue
St. Joseph Hospital
Nickel Plate
Walt
Nora
Pki
Lackard
Nickel Fate Station
Tluckird
Portton
Harry Sullivan
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