Demand Release of Americans amid Mexican crisis
The article reports U S policy on Mexico amid Carranza tensions. President Wilson outlines a non mediation stance while seeking immediate settlement and the release of American soldiers held in Mexico City. Secretary Lansing releases communications with Germany and Latin American diplomats discusses mediation efforts.
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Wipers Uy Carrizal
Geman
Carranza Ab
Lansing
Pershing
Carranza
Baka
National Board
United States
Fom
wouShass
Chilaahua City
Congress
Mexico
Mexico City
State Department
Washington
Train rider killed after being thrown from eastbound freight
Kokomo Indiana reports a man named Franklin, traveling to Toledo, Ohio, was thrown from an eastbound Clover Leaf freight car by a brakeman whose name is not learned. He died at Good Samaritan hospital. Local authorities seek to identify the brakeman and determine fault in the fatal incident.
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Kokomo
Tad
John Pranklin
Paris
I Coon
Good Samaritan
Eringur
Franklin
Wanilin
Tolefia
West Middletown
Here
Ty Franklin
Increase Navy Program Revisions Enlarge Capital Ship Fleet
The committee approved increasing battle cruisers by one to eight capital ships by adding four battle cruisers and four superdreadnoughts, plus authorizing immediate construction of one gunboat not exceeding 450,600. This marks net gains of one superdreadnought and one dreadnought amid naval expansion.
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Bone
Howe Convicted of Murder in Clay Circuit Court
James Howe of Wilfred was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a Clay circuit court jury after an all-night deliberation. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing OWe Puckworth, with another murder charge alleged for killing Charles Irwin at the same time. Howe showed no reaction to the verdict.
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Brazil
Ind
James Howe
Wilfred
Clay
Howe
Owe Puckworth
Charles Irwin
Clash and unrest near the border reported amid Mexican American tensions
Reports from the border indicate unconfirmed clashes south of the border with American forces near Carrizal and Juarez. Mexican officials and refugees relay higher fatalities than official counts, while Port Bliss prepares for militia and troops. Ford to build an $8 million automotive parts plant with its own blast furnaces in River Rouge near Detroit.
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Vasu
Beth al
Andress Garcig
Debaso
Fort Bliss
Port Bliss
Missouri
Kansas
Carrival
el Paso
Chihuahua City
Chihahua
Felix Gomez
Trai
Chihuahua
Chiruahua
Carrizal
United Stats Cavalry
Carrize
Carriza
Pengeen Junares
Juarez
Eversibis
Ugdine
Americads
William Robertson
Tom Snyder
Nacovari Senore
Arga Prieta
Douglas
Ariv
Arvizon
Elias Calles
A. T. Dickson
Jim Parks
Nacozari
Norton Rand
Arizpe
Ford
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
River Rogue
Detroit River
CAPT MOREY REPORTED SAFE IN AMERICAN LINES
A wireless message to Mrs. Morey from Capt. Morey, presumed in Mexico, reports he is safe and back with American lines. The note dated June 22 says he and two men reached safety after being left on the prairie and later found by a pursuing party believed to be from the Eleventh Cavalry.
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San Antonio
Tex
Morey
Mexico
Tran
Vin Colter
Austin
Irois
Carrizal
Reseus
Eleventh Cavalry
Pershine
Verdict Awarded 25000 in Libel Suit in Indiana
George W. Brown won a libel suit against Edward J. Sourhier Marion County treasurer and William Sansmann owner of Indianapolis Printing Co. The original action centered on political faction clashes in Marion County with Progressive, Republican, and other party figures involved. Court reports indicate Brown received a monetary verdict of twenty five thousand dollars.
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Panvine
Ind
George W. Brown
Jobs
Edward J. Sourhier
Treaster
Marion County
Wiliam So Sansmann
Indianapolis Printing Company
Tor Soria
Maries County
Pest
Phowhiew Teow
Marion Comune
Bara
Demanded 500 Dollars For A Dog In Covington Case
In Covington Indiana a man named Madigan sought 500 dollars from a group described as gypsies after a dog was lured away. He threatened with guns and, unable to pay, called the sheriff. Deputies arrived and removed the group from the county.
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Covington
Ind
Es Psies
Steam
Gemlander Slo
Willigia Madison
Representativo
Madi- Hidgis
Madigan
Sherif
Auto Upsets Leave Woman Dead Near Ambia Kenton
Mrs. Oskar J. Young age 30 and her husband and eight year old daughter rode home from Danville Kentucky when their car overturned two miles south of Ambia in Kenton County. Mrs Young was pinned under the front door and died about twenty minutes after removal from the wreck. The condition of the husband and child was not stated.
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Lafayette, Tid
Oscar J. Young
Cheneyville
Ambia
Kenton County
Youre
Frontline News Describes Ruthless Battles and Prisons
The report details BRUSILOV era Russian advances capturing sixty officers and men, enlarging prisoner totals. Austro Hungarian troops retreat in the Bukowina as Russian drives target strategic passes. Meuse fighting lingers with French counter moves and village skirmishes near Meury and Le Morte Homme.
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Tin Ruissaotee
Thas
Wwlinpetias
Eins
Brusiloff
Rowmania
Bukowina
Ueernowits
Carpathian Mountains
Hineary
Kinisher
Powel
Meuse
Vhiaumont
Thes
Eury
Thiaumont
Anistrfian Panademe
Val di Camerlia
Nerthesst
Arsieva
Nerbhy
Aviles Veresonner
Manto Radin
Moris
Verdyn
Ahnedorime
Fear and danger of rabies alarm Muncie authorities
Muncie Indiana health officials consider a rabies outbreak after multiple bite cases. Mrs Walter Shewnaker and her daughter and two sons are in Indianapolis for Pasteur treatment following a bulldog bite that died under odd circumstances. Other families including Hays Elliott Moore Got Heb and a one armed Heson are under treatment or observed for potential exposure.
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Frank Elliott
Preston Moore
Edward Got Heb
Pasteur
Hes
Child Drowns in cistern in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana June 26 V in Sinia Smith eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Smith fell into a cistern and drowned before assistance arrived.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Sinia Smith
George Smith
National Guard Use Debated Amid Mexican Crisis
United States Congress passes a joint resolution approving emergency use of the national guard and authorizing the president to draft the militia into federal service. Washington awaits full reports on Carrizal and Manzanillo incidents as talks with Carranza evolve.
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Westing
Taniler
Wilson
Carrizal
Manatian
State Department
Navy
Lansing
United States
Carranza
Washington
Carrans Zao
Vie
Pmopean
Sis
Wolven
de Ftaeia Offenes
Japanese foreign minister denies arms deal with Mexico
Baron Ishii of Japan dismissed reports that Tokyo would arm Mexico, calling such claims absurd. He warned that war with Mexico could cause upheaval in Mexico and spill into America, risking Japan's interests. He noted Japan's need for the American market as European and Chinese markets falter.
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Tolkin
Jame
Baron Ishii
Mexico
Japan
Navon Ishii
America
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