Mexico Grains Freedom as Demands Reinforce Control
Troops gain freedom under new Mexico order as Washington senses ongoing tension till a de facto government proves stability. Control measures keep troops in place to maintain order while the situation remains delicate and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Andi
Carranza
Washington
Rome
Guealiun
Carranhius
Tilde
Skites
Troving
Purshing
Opened Path to Further Negotiations in Mexico Crisis
Washington reports a break in the U.S. Mexico standoff as Mexico releases twenty three troopers captured at Carrizas, easing the crisis. President Wilson weighs Congress action while Carranza’s full reply to Secretary Lansing’s demands remains pending. Continued on Page 15.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Carrizas
Carranza
Lansing
Wilson
Congress
Hughes and Theodore Roosevelt Meet in Interview
A scrambled account recalls an interview in which Hughes and Theodore Roosevelt discuss the 1908 presidential nomination. Hughes notes collaboration with Roosevelt and expresses willingness to speak from the same platform if endorsed, while praising Roosevelt’s letter and urging unity with Col. Roosevelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlen FE
Inighes
Theodore Roosevelt
Min Hughes
Colfinel
Reese
Reapert
Artillery Units Muster for Federal Service at Fort Harrison
Troops from Battery Wool and Battery Cafta Favelle prepare at Fort Harrison for possible entrainment to the border as Indiana mobilizes for federal duty. Capt. J.J. Totter III notes readiness and rapid movement within ten hours of orders. Observers report about 2490 men will swear allegiance as physical exams continue to speed muster. Relatives and Indianapolis supporters witness the ceremony marking the unit’s induction into the U S Army.
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Tele
Ainother Point
Texas
Lee Mmmber
Fort Harvison
Alestance
Kuamister
Central Department
Indianapolis
Givin L. Payne
United States Army
Deinyins Ith Minster
Seoul Regiment
Nicen
Catran
Judge Anderson Undergoes Hospital Operation
Report states Judge Anderson underwent surgery at Crecente hospital. Physician Herm Revtsetimer, L.C. assisted, with expected ten day recovery period and royalties cited.
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Chtocaag
Edorn
Annapalis
Andar
Tyagar Vi
Herm
Cuinding
Awit Nha Jantat
Phi Hospital
Austria demands apology and indemnity over submarine incident
A Vienna to Washington exchange insists on a prompt U S apology and indemnity for the Austro German claim related to the Patroite and an Austrian submarine commander. The note disputes American accounts, seeks immediate amends, and asserts that no shots were fired during the bow attack.
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Walmilogton
Orlein
Austen
State Parimant
United States
Bommender
Ini
Deumsing
Armsteas Mangare
Jelko
Woman 102 Dies Sudden in Columbus at Home
Mrs Charlotte Krienhagen aged 102 died suddenly at her Waymanaville home, widow of William Krienhagen who died thirty years ago. Born in Germany August 18 1812, she came to the United States in 1835 and married in 1837 settling in Bathlamaw county. She moved about three years ago after injuries from a fall with no recovery.
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Columbus
Ind
Charlotte Krienhagen
Waymanaville
Here
Willian Krienhagen
Krienheget
Germany
Ane
William Krienhagen
Banthalamaw
Domingan Rebels Kill an American Soldier in Engagements
Washington reports indicate Domingan rebels killed an American and wounded another in renewed fighting with U S Marines as lines shifted near the coast. The casualty details cite Private Joseph Cardment of the 27th Company as wounded and others missing or unaccounted for amid ongoing hostilities.
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Washi D. G
Admiral Caperton
United States Marines
van Velven
Jou
Indiana Moose Debate at State Progressive Meeting
At Indianapolis a state Progressive meeting was held to discuss party leadership and strategy. Delegates, county chairs, and national nominees were present, and a motion urged a convention to back Felina of Louisiana as a presidential candidate, aiming to influence the Chicago national gathering.
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Tnadpolis
Part
Indianapolis
Enein
Lee
Progressive State Committee
Gram
Folina
Louisian
Chinese political parties wrangle and rebelling forces rise
Fragmented reports describe a turmoil in China with party splits and regional unrest. The rebellion against Yuan Shikai weakens central authority as provincial factions clash and shifting loyalties affect leadership and control.
Italians Press Their Advantage In War Reports
Italian, French and Austrian war offices report gains along various fronts. Italians push Austrians in Trentino between Adige and Brenta rivers while the French and Germans gain northeast of Verdun and near the Risstane. The Austrian wing resists the Romanian drive toward Kuty Bukowina and Kolomea.
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London
Verdun
Risstane
Vot Hynix
Celal
Adige
Brenta
Lagarina
Arag Val- Hevk
Posina
Istico
Stop Booze Ads in Dry Territory At Indianaa Session
In Indiana today temperance advocates push legislation to ban liquor advertising in dry zones and oppose uniting temperance groups with political parties. Speakers, including Walter of Ohio and Empringhans of Syracuse, urge political independence for the movement while debating strategy and tactics.
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Indiasadotis
Iquor
nth-Sedeem League of America
Helms
A. Walter
Ohio
Er Vie League
Union Wwitih Politiea
Baker
Rexolutiins
New York
Groringhim
Syracuse
House of Gods
Hell
Mr. Empringhans
Richmond
P. Jobson
Alabama
America
Isla
II Servion
Richard Yates
Inois
Avening
Asi
Mwinoly
Fourth of July shooting warnings from police chief
Fragmented text references a July fourth event and police statements by Chief Charlie, warning against participation in celebrations. Mentions arrest threats, warnings to staff, and concern from voters about Fourth of July observances, with unclear context and garbled names.
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Worles Dumon
Taut
Charlie Bein
Preath
Chile
Nike
Trevino orders prisoners freed amid Mexican action
Reports say General Trevino ordered twenty three American troopers held at Chihuahua City released and moved to Juarez with arms, while General Bell declined to comment. Mexican consul reports a beaten boy on a train near Tachita. US seeks details from the State Department as 100,000 National Guardsmen prepare for border duty.
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Paso
Texas
Duginte ‘Trevino
Chihuahua City
Juarez
George Bell, Jr
el Paso Miliary
Trevino
Bell
Lem
Army
Funston
San Antonio
Arredondo
Avate
Fe] Paso
Hachita
Elks Wear Colors At Tarract Md In House Vote
A July session in Tarract Maryland saw a vote on an initiative requiring Elks members to wear American colors on their stall at public events. The secretary was instructed to ratify all Indiana ledges of the action and urge enactment of similar orders elsewhere.
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Tarract
Judge Nu
Col Brown Commands the Tenth Cavalry
Col Brown leads the Tenth Cavalry detachment attacked near Caerigal and Mess Ita in 1820s battles. He graduated from the cavalry academy, served with the infantry, and later held commands in various frontier posts before joining the Tenet region deployment.
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Col. Brown
Tenth Cavalry
Fr Caerigal
Ita
Anthilary Academy
Vbatte
Angunt
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