06 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1915
Page
1
fragmented wire service text discusses President Wilson warning on Carranza motions, U S representative Arrendondo seeking a date for negotiation, border reports hint at military campaigning and potential intervention. unclear details and wording obscure full event and dates.
Fragmented dispatches describe Allied actions near Gallipoli and Dardanelles with reports of Turkish resistance and shifting lines. Mentions include forces at Mitylene and Avon Minor, and references to Austro-German efforts along the front, with ongoing naval and land activity and uncertain gains.
A posse of ten American cowboys and miners crossed eight miles into Santa Cruz Sonora to rescue two American youths held by Mexican soldiers. The boys George Vaughin and Henry Chang, both prisoners on the Mexican side, were freed and returned with the rescuers. The incident raises tensions as authorities on both sides consider further action while patrols continue along the border.
Reports from London describe air raids on British coasts with submarines causing heavy ship toll. Casualties include one man one woman and four children. Allied fronts push warnings as German naval actions and air attacks intensify near matriarch lines. RAF and Royal Navy seek to repel incursions while officials prepare for continued hostilities across Europe.
A Federal Grand Jury indicts 68 individuals in Noes County on charges tied to funding schemes and public office misconduct. Prosecutors identify several city and county officials among the accused, with multiple names listed as part of the sprawling case and related investigations continuing.
Fragmentary report from London dated June 5 1198 describes American leaders warning the public about potential German aggression. The document explains adherence to international law and maritime warfare rules while noting delays in transmission and clarifying the U S stance on possible involvement. Officials mention preparations and the aim to keep Americans informed as events unfold.
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