Huerta Plot Seized as U S Detains Mexican Fugitives
United States agents move to halt a planned Huerta backed revolution in Mexico. General Huerta and key aides are detained near El Paso after an alleged plot to mobilize forces from U S soil. Officials say no more revolutionaries will be allowed to cross into Mexico.
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Duel in Clouds Tells of Pilot's Encounter Over Belgium
An eye-witness report from London details a British reconnaissance aircraft over Poeleappele in Belgium at 4000 feet engaging a German double-engine biplane. After a fierce exchange, the German plane fired first, then stalled, and both planes pursued, ending when the British machine crashed to the ground. The pilot survived, escaping with a sprained ankle after a blaze and wreckage were secured behind allied lines.
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Teutons Drive West Repulsed as Paris Reports Only Repulse
Berlin state dispatches claim successful defense with repulsed night attacks north of Arras and along the Meuse. French communique says Germans launched two assaults at Calomne trench and near Metzeral, both repulsed, with no other notable action.
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Teutons Seek Balkan Aid in War Discussion
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg and Foreign Minister Von Jagow planned talks in Vienna with Emperor Franz Joseph and Austro Hungarian foreign minister to discuss steps to counter Entente efforts to pull Balkan states into the war. The Vienna conference follows rumors of diplomacy aimed at keeping Balkan nations neutral.
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Verdun Latest German Objective in Fierce Fighting
Paris reports German forces pressed near Baxatelle and Infontesre in heavy trench warfare aimed at Verdun. Military critic Lieutenant Coronet Rowsel says the aim is to seize the railroad from Châlons to Sainte Menehould, with attacks from multiple directions.
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Guards Arrest Four At Slaton Estate
Four men were arrested between midnight and dawn by militia guarding Governor Staton’s country home near the Slaton estate. They offered no clear reason for their presence and were held pending military authority action. No arms were found. Twenty six others arrested near the estate last Saturday remain in jail without formal charges. Authorities reported no disorder at the manor under martial law.
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Defeat Confirmed of Carranza Men in Mexico City
The Washington dispatch reports further defeat of Carranza forces approaching Mexico City from Vera Cruz. Carranza troop trains are rushed to the capital as fighting continues on the city outskirts. A feared repetition of the tragic ten days preceding Madero's overthrow is noted.
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Asquith Target in New Charges
Sir Arthur Markham accuses Premier Asquith of perverting the truth over munitions in a Newcastle April 20 speech. In the House of Commons he demanded information, and Asquith retorted that the point would harm army and campaign interests as cries of shame erupted.
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Expect Decision In Baseball Case Soon
Chicago June 23 Judge Landis promised an early decision in the injunction case involving conflicting claims to hall players after the Federal League entry into major baseball. The petition sought dissolution of the injunction which prevents Amando Marsani from playing with the St. Louis Federals. Landis declined to dissolve the injunction.
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Russian Retreat to Gaila River Defends Galicia Front
A Berlin bulletin reports Russian forces withdrawing to the Gaila River line along the Dneister in Galicia to slow German advances. It notes Halicz fell to German troops and describes defensive positions, with fighting limited on other segments as German forces press from the Dneister toward the Vistula.
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Medicine and Commerce at A A Med Convention
In San Francisco on June 28 the American Academy of Medicine held its fortieth annual convention. Discussion on medicine and its relation to commerce and transportation continued, including an address by Dr. W F Rucker on the transmission of typhoid fever on trains and steamboats and Dr. Henry B Remenway on the transportation of consumptives.
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Mrs Reymer Dies at Wapello in Iowa
Mary Reymer, sister of the late Mrs Math aw Jamieson, died at her home in Wapello Iowa Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock aged 80 years 2 months and 28 days. She will be buried Tuesday at Bethel church. Born in Greencastle Pennsylvania on March 28 1835.
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Allen Resumes Prison Duties Amid Husband Wife Murder Probe
Warden Edmund M. Allen plans to resume official duties at the Joliet state penitentiary as exhumation of his wife Odette Allen's body and the inquest reopenings proceed. Former state’s attorney William D. Hesse arranged schedules. testimony ties convicts to the case, including “Chicken Joe” Campbell. McNally analyzed particles from beneath the fire, finding no blood traces. Allen vows to pursue justice, seeking the killer’s death, or exoneration for the innocent.
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Mrs Thaw Called to Testify in Sanity Trial
The trial of Harry K Thaw's sanity continued as Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw faced possible testimony. Agents attempted service for a subpoena at Chateau Gay Lake near Mason, while Justice Hendrick warned editors against publishing future evidence. General Streeter testified on the federal commission's examination and Thaw's account of Matteawan life and the Stanford White shooting.
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Four Million Toll Collected For Panama Canal Use
The Associated Press reports that tolls totaling 4,000,009 dollars were collected for Panama Canal use from its opening in May last year through June 6 this year. In April tolls exceeded operating and maintenance costs by 84,112 dollars, with 442,415 dollars in tolls and 355,203 dollars in operating costs, the lowest monthly outlay since opening, largely due to reduced dredging work.
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United States Warns on Open Door Policy in China
Washington warns China and Japan it will not recognize any agreement that impairs American rights in China or endangers the open door. Notes were sent mid May to both governments, stating the US cannot recognize any such agreement and that the open door must stand.
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Shells Aid in Galicia Drive
Warsaw reports on the Galician front noting seven-eighths of wounded arrive from shell fire, many from 17 inch Skoda shells weighing 25,000 pounds. Surgeons describe shells as decisive, bullets nearly obsolete, with shell impact ripping shelters and causing fatal injuries within a 140 yard radius.
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Wilton Woman Suffers Fracture in Fall at Home
Mrs. W J Blanchard, formerly of Muscatine and mother of Frank Blanchard of this city, fell while lifting a grindstone today and fractured her right arm just above the wrist. She was taken to a local physician for treatment.
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Weather forecast Tones for Illinois and Jowa areas
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with likely showers in the east and south portions. Cooler conditions in the west and central areas. Unsettled weather continues tonight into Tuesday with occasional showers in the east and south, cooler in the west and central portions.
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