Carranza backs Trevino orders in border stand off
Washington awaited full compliance from Mexico's de facto authorities tonight. Carranza's release of American prisoners from Carrizal reduced immediate retaliation risk and may open path to a peaceful border settlement. Key issue remains Mexican stance toward U S troops and bandit pursuits along the northern border. No diplomatic reply date given as U S accelerates troop movements and border preparations.
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Indiana Guard Receives Governor Visit at Camp
Nine twenty nine at Ben Harrison Indiana Governor Ralston and Mrs Ralston visited camp to greet guardsmen on duty. Colonel Kubitman presented 176 guards to the governor and spoke on duty and health as troops prepare for border service. The muster roll proceeds with careful hands inspection as the mustering continues beyond pace.
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Teddy Roosevelt Picture Restored At Republican HQ
In Indianapolis on June 29 the Roosevelt portrait returned to the wall of the Republican state headquarters at the Hotel Sev erin, alongside Lincoln and McKinley. Will Hays, state chairman, and L. W. Henley, state secretary, led a small ceremony with several officials present.
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McKinley
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Fragmentary page note from continuation column 4
The readable fragment hints at a continuation across pages and columns with no clear names, events, or dates. It lacks concrete facts to identify a person, place, or outcome and cannot form a complete summary of a distinct item.
Tauscher's Case Goes to a Jury in New York
Hans Tauscher, former German army officer, on trial in the Tedemi court for complicity in a plot to destroy the Welland canal in September 1914, will go to the jury tomorrow after closing arguments. Counsel for both sides concluded their summaries as Tauscher testified in his defense.
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Welland Canal
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Asmét Cinema
Railroad Plans Death Benefit For Employees
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway announces a two year death benefit plan for all employees with two or more years of service. Starting July 1 beneficiaries receive 5 percent of the employee’s last year’s salary times years of continuous service, minimum 250 dollars, maximum one year’s salary up to 3000 dollars.
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Chicago
Atchison, Topeks & Santa Fe Railway System
H. Ripley
WILLCOX NAMED TO HEAD HUGHES CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
William R Willcox former chairman of the public service commission is chosen to direct the Hughes presidential campaign He was the personal choice of Hughes and long trusted by Roosevelt with prior service as postmaster general and public official in New York City politics
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Wilinsm R. Willcox
Public Service Commission
York”‘atate
York -Citey
Republican National Committee
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Hughes
Iim
Roosevelt
Huxhey
Tate
Austrians Lose Ground As Russians Advance Front
A Russian attack extending twenty five miles from Kolonies in Galicia forced Austrians to retreat. Heavy losses were reported near Katy in Bulentia with 221 officers and 1238 men captured. The fighting opened a corridor for Russian forces toward the Carpathian passes and railways from Kalomen to Lemberg. Continued coverage on page 23.
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Yiench
Francis Joseph
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Bates
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Suchessen
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Kalomen
Lemberg
Vemhynia
Wilson in Fighting Mood Reiterates American Ideals
Philadelphia June 29 President Wilson described himself as in a fighting mood and spoke to a large Independence Square crowd outlining his conception of American ideals.
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Independence Square
Weather Forecast and Presidential Speech Tale
The forecast shows thunder chances across the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley with cooler temperatures. In a separate scene President Wilson urged Americans to translate liberty ideals into action and governance by the whole people at Independence Hall, emphasizing national unity and measured policy.
Fort Wayne Chosen At Luther League Convention
Fort Wayne elected delegates at the annual Luther League meeting. Oly Gettine Ainnapolis reelected to a top post as officers were announced, including Mia Lanes Fehon Indiana and Mary Vetter as treasurer from Fort Wayne.
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Luther League of Indias
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Eyerlye
Oly Ogettine
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Irs
Mia Lanes
Fehon
Senate Agrees to Bigger Navy in Three Years
The Senate Naval Committee unanimously approved amendments to the naval bill to build four dreadnoughts and four battle cruisers by 1917 and complete a $500,000,000 program in three years urged by the Navy General Board. The plan surpasses House limits and includes reorganization of the naval militia akin to the National Guard. The bill will be reported next week with Swaseon to handle on the floor.
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Swaseon
Guardsmen Lose Seats in Congress
Washington report notes that members who join the national guard while in federal service will vacate their congressional seats. The House Judiciary Committee cites laws and precedents, stating vacancies occur when commissions are received in the guard under army reorganization acts. Only a concurrent resolution could delay the vacancy to assist Speaker and others in public duties.
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Cmgrees
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Judiciary Committees
Accepei
Post Office Bill Through Senate Passes Amid Debate
Washington June 29 The appropriation carrying 448000 was passed today by the Senate after a lengthy debate over a month. Differences over railway mail pay and other actions may delay final conference before July 1. The bill includes a Cummins substitution directing the ICC to fix pay methods and rates for railroad mail service and limits on contract terms for urban routes and motor routes.
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Coeferennes
Intercommerce Commission
Harne-Dvaynets
House
Civil Bill Approved in Washington Conference
Washington June 24 The civil appropriation bill, long in conference, was approved today by the Senate and House. An amendment provides that the appropriation be used for purchase or enlargement of a government powder factory plant now owned by the government. The Senate backed the conference report by 33 to 14 after a stubborn effort to send it back to conference.
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Washington
Auilary
Avuke
Senate
Tanfetenes
Protests Over Abuses of Rights Across American Properties
June 44 reports cite General Carranza proceedings against seizure of American property by local authorities in many districts. Movable goods including horses and cattle seized. Special Agent Metgern files to the state department. Washington notes continued claims and tangled actions. Interstate commerce suspends proposed price increases for freight on poultry and other goods to October 29. June 39 item references meat products and related terms. continued on pages and columns.
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Minterstate Commerce
Mexicans jeer as prisoners leave train
El Paso dispatch reports twenty three black troopers of the Tenth Cavalry returning from Mexico after the Carrizal episode. They were ferried to the border and turned over to General Bell at Fort Bliss, with Mor mon scout Lem Spillsbury arriving amid conflicting stories from the unit.
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Carrizal
Villa Ahumada
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Mexico
United States
George Bell, Jr
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Charles T. Boyd
Bandits Attack Medina River Bridge Near San Antonio
Bulleting from San Antonio reports bandits attacked a bridge over the Medina river at Mac Dona Texas about 20 miles southwest of San Antonio tonight. US soldiers routed the attackers. Two Americans were wounded and taken to Fort Sam Houston base hospital. One bandit was captured. Wounded men to arrive early tomorrow. No further details available.
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Mac Dona
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Fort Sam Houston
Gregory Gregory: National Note on Corporation Investigation
Thomas Witt Gregory rose to national prominence through railroad and oil company probes. A Texas-born lawyer, he studied at Texas law and the University of Virginia before serving as Attorney General and leading major investigations in New York and waters-Pierce connections.
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University of Virginia
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