Marines sail for Mexico amid Yaqui clashes and retreat
The Colorado carries three Marine companies to the west coast of Mexico to support landings near Guaymas. Admiral Howard plans an expedition if authorized, with cruisers Chattanooga and Kuma in tow. Yaqui rebels push settlers toward danger while withdraws to mountains as authorities seek control.
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Gan Poblego
Yaqui
Bonora
Mexico
Thomas B. Hioward
Colorado
Washington
United States Marine Corps
WW. Meleloy
Lower California
Rado
Ramirail
Chattanooga
Kulech
Beia
Trobari Bay
Uuaymamas
Onhora
Tuamas
Liperanza
Porfirio Inaz
Howard
Guaymas
Yaqui Indian Raids Force Navy Movements in Gulf Waters
Reports from Yaqui disturbances indicate 300 armed raiders banded and advancing inland from the mountains. American and Mexican casualties include two killed and ten wounded on a Southern Pacific train near Napoli, Sonora. Governor Maytorena says Yaquis have retired to the Bacatete Mountains, no landing of U S forces needed.
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Colorado
Ensenada
Lower
California
San Diego
Juaquias
Seneta
Yaqui
Maytorena
Southern Pacific
Balina
Napoli
Sonora
W. ©. Bach
W. Smith
Guaymas
Amirad Howard Iniand
Nogales
Ariz
José Maytorena
Villa
Bacatete Mountains
Villa orders Maytorena to send forces against Yaquis
Special to The New York Times from El Paso June 17 reports General Villa ordering Governor Maytorena to dispatch all available troops to the Yaqui River country to pursue and shoot Indians on the warpath. The message passed through Nogales Hermosillo and involved plans amid U.S. Marine landings and reactions from Carranza sympathizers.
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New York Times
EL Paso
Villa
Washington
Yaqui
George ©. Crother
Star Department
Carranza
Sonora
Special Ax
Lansing
State Department
Aguascalientes
Ranza
Carranza Rejects Parley Amid Mexico Reconciling Talks
Washington reports General Venustiano Carranza will not parley with Villa forces as he pursues a separate plan to establish a government in Mexico and seek foreign recognition. Villa had urged discussions tied to Wilson’s note, but Carranza advisers reportedly reject further overtures and push for a government in Mexico City.
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New York Times
Washington
Venustane Carranza
Mtade
Acorpta
Villista
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Wilson
Damson
Vera Cruz
Villistas
Mexico City
Rescue on Hudson Shown by Lightning
A hazy sunset sighting near Point Pleasant, New York, during the Audubon Club cruise sparked a drowning rescue as two swimmers Michael Macauley and Albert Shaw were seen struggling. A lightning flash revealed Macauley and Shaw out near the Cimbria steamboat. Macauley was hauled aboard, Shaw followed, and Dr. Charles Gennerich treated Macauley who only revived after returning to the pier.
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Audubon Club
Point Pleasant
Ossining
N. Y
Cimbria
New Jersey
Cambria
Chet
Michael Macauley
Albert Shaw
Macauley
Shaw
Charles Gennerich
Tu West
Dr Nearing Ousted From Wharton Over Free Speech Stance
Dr. Nearing assistant professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, known for pro free speech views, has been dropped from his post. Trustees declined to state a reason. colleagues plan a conference to seek reinstatement. Harrison S. Morris, executor of the Wharton estate, defended the university’s independence and criticized political influence on campus.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Nearing
ecoLu
Wharton School
Uniof Pennsylvania
Harrison S. Morris
Wharton
Br. Nearing
University of Pennsylvania
Board of Trustees
University
Penrose, Ware
McNichol
Sprott Y
Wilson gifts to Miss Clark at upcoming wedding
Information from Bowling Green Missouri reports President Wilson sent two silver compotiers as a wedding gift to Genevieve Champ Clark daughter of the Speaker. The pieces are lined with gold stand about inches high with American eagle handles laurel wreaths and engraved initials. They include fitted glass disks for candies or fruit and can hold flowers when disks are removed.
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New York Times
Washington
Bowling Green
Genevieve Champ Clark
United States House of Representatives
James McKhany Thomson
New Orleans
Wilson
Clark
Ecupids
Oy Ag. GS Eee
Governor Deliberates on Frank Commutation Appeal
Governor Slaton spends hours studying every detail of Leo M. Frank’s commutation appeal. He announces no decision today and continues to review trial evidence and arguments at the Capitol and Peachtree Road country home.
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New York Times
Atlanta
Slaton
Leo M. Frank
Peachtree Road
Capitol
Lipton III In Greece Aboard Erin At Piraeus
The Chronicle Athens correspondent reports Sir Thomas Lipton aboard the yacht Erin at Piraeus after a demanding Serbian tour. He is on medical rest with doctors and nurses aboard, the Erin homeward bound.
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NEW York
Times London
Bally Chronicle
Athens
Wirts Lipton
Erin
Piraeus
Thomas
Airship Fall Kills Warneford and American Passenger
A midair explosion caused the Warneford aeroplane to crash near Buc France, killing Lieutenant Reginald A J Warneford and American writer Henry Beach Needham. Needham, in Europe four months, sought material for a story. Needham’s wife accompanied him early in the trip. Warneford had recently earned fame for destroying a Zeppelin over Belgium.
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Pass
Reginald A. Seearneford
Belgium
Buc
Rrance
Warneford
Henmachine
Ry Beach Needham
Paria
Needham
Trianon Palace
Versailles
Europe
New York
America
England
Paris
France
Reginald A. J. Warneford
Royal Navy
Legion of Honor
Henry Beach Needham
Wyncote
Penn
Brown University
New York Events Post
MecClure
Jast
Roosevelt
Panama Canal Zone
Mr. Needham
Expert urges U S to save China and Japan from itself
An expert on Oriental affairs argues that the United States must intervene to protect China from Japanese aggression and to curb Japan's own spoliation. He writes that the nation should read his full article in next Sunday’s Times and purchase The Sunday Times today.
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U. S
China
Japan
TIMES
Sunday Times
Medusa Submarine Sunk by Enemy Vessel First of Its Kind
The official Rome communique reports the submarine Medusa torpedoed by an enemy sub. Fourteen officers and four crewmen captured, one officer and four men saved. The Medusa, built in 1913, carried two torpedo tubes and Diesel engines, reached 18 knots surfaced and 14 knots submerged.
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Rome
Ministry of Munication
Marine Tonight
Medusa
Italy
Austria
Léon Gambetta
Germany
Stettin
Baltic
Pola
Fiume
Plan of Munitions Courts for Britain
London reports Lloyd George will propose a wartime plan creating local munitions courts with equal employer and worker representation to enforce discipline and curb slacking. Strikes will be illegal, wage disputes go to arbitration, and profits in state controlled factories limited by a prewar average plus allowances.
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New York Times
London
The
Daily Mail
David Lloyd George
Treasury
Army of Labor
United Kingdom
Oeal
French Guns Win Big Souchez Fight In War Update
London reports two days of intense fighting with 220000 German troops engaged. French gains in Alsace and Fecht valley include Steinbruck and Althof near Metzeral, with Metzeral possibly evacuated after fire. French shell usage near Souchez total nearly 300000 as counterattacks costly for Germany.
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London
Sity
Arras
Joffre
Paris
Souchez
Alsace
Fecht
Steinbruck
Althof
Metzeral
Vosges
Fecht River
Feeht
Lauch
Munitions Mission in Canada US Talks Reported
London reports that David Lloyd George plans to send a prominent British business figure to America to discuss war munitions contracts with Canada and the United States. The move follows questions over Morgan & Co. handling of Canadian orders and outlines cooperation with Canadian manufacturers and the War Office.
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London
David Lloyd George
America
House of Commons
House of Ja Morgan & Co
Ronald McNeill
St. Augustine's
Kent
United States
Morgan
Lloyd George
Canaan
J. P. Morgan & Co
War Office
Messrs. Morgan & Co
The
Globe
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Imperial
Canada
Dravid Lloyd Gincorke
House of Dominons
Str Thomas
Canadian Pacific Railway
British Board of Trade
England
German U-14 Submarine Loss Reported by Overseas News
The Overseas News Agency reports the German U-14 class submarine was sunk and its six officers and twenty-one crew were captured by British forces. In Parliament, A. J. Balfour stated that four German submarines had been sunk with crews captured, detailing the U-14 class specifications and capabilities.
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Berlin
Sayville
L. 1
Today
Aho
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Admiralty
Warneford Not a Canadian Lieben corrected by reader letter
A Jersey City reader corrects The New York Times editorial, asserting Lieutenant Warneford was born in India and British by blood, not Canadian. The letter credits British-Indian service and cites Warneford’s zealous devotion to the British in India, while praising Canadians separately.
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NEW York Times
Warneford
Cooch Behar
India
Iso
A. Campbell
Wiltshire
England
Canada
Lampton
N. B
A. Warneford
Johnston, N. B
Orient
Lord Roberts
Langemaarke
Ypres
Ger
John Stuart Thomson
China
Jersey City
King Victor Emmanuel Ignites Italy's Armed Faith
In Udine on June 17 the King moves energetically through Friuli by car on horseback in the hills near Goritz and on muleback in the Carnic passes. He climbs peaks above Rovereto and crosses the Isonzo at dusk, urging troops with daily reports and common touch. General Brusati, famed for the Adowa retreat, accompanies him. The monarch remains on the left bank overnight to bolster his soldiers, replying that if the point is dangerous for his men, it is his place. He answers Crown Prince Humbert with resolve to stay while thousands of his boys risk their lives.
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Udine
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Friuli
Goritz
Carnic
Rovereto
Ugo Brusati
Brusati
Adowa
Abyssinia
Victor Emmanuel Outh
Monte Nero
Isonzo
Flcer
Batt
Humbert
Chil
German Cruiser Meteor Busy in the North Sea
Reports from Copenhagen say the German auxiliary cruiser Meteor sunk the Norwegian Granem fifteen miles south of a transand. Meteor captured the Swedish steamer Torsten off Vinga and towed her southward. She shelled the Verdandi after torpedoing Verdandi. crews of all three ships were taken aboard Meteor and landed at a Swedish port.
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London
Meteor
Copenhagen
Transand
Cr.ser
Torsten
Vinga
Verdandi
Zeppelin Production Speeds Up To One Per Twenty Days
Geneva reports from Fried richshaven say Zeppelin works run double shifts and produce a complete airship every twenty days. German plans include a major raid on Paris and London with Zeppelins and Taubes in reprisal for Allied attacks.
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Paris
London
Geneva
Newa
Friedrichshaven
Zeppelin
New York Times
London Daily Express
Friedrichshafen
England Prepares for a Long War
London reports the Earl of Selborne, President of the Board of Agriculture, forms a committee chaired by Lord Milner to advise on legislative and other steps to maintain and increase food production in England and Wales if World War I extends beyond the 1916 harvest. The committee seeks additional powers in time for action during Parliament.
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London
Earl of Selborne
Board of Agriculture
Lord Milner
England
Wales
Ted
British Battleship Agamemnon Reported Aground
Constantinople dispatch says Turkish aviators observed a British battleship of the Agamemnon type aground in Kerala Bay Imbros Island near the Dardanelles. Earlier reports claimed sinking. Britain denies the loss.
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Amsterdam
London
Constantinople
Kerala Bay
Imbros
Belloc puts German Austrian losses near four million
London reports Hilaire Belloc in Land and Water estimates total German and Austrian losses up to then at about 4,090,000 men. He bases figures on British casualty data from the House of Commons and argues enemy losses may amount to six to one against each Allied death.
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New York Times
London
Hilaire Belloc
Asquith
House of Commons
Eash
Bellow
German Empire
Austria
Tiun
Belloc
Gali
Guru
Meyer-Gerhard to Tell Kaiser of Our Stand Delays in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Anton Meyer-Gerhard the German envoy in Washington has arrived in Berlin. He will brief State and Colonial Office leaders while the Kaiser weighs the American note response. A longer conference with Count von Bernstorff is planned, with no decision on timing.
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Count von Bernstorff
von sethmann-Hollweg
Foreign Office
Meyer-Gerhard
Alfred Meyer
Statesman
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
Imperial Colonial Office
Imperial
America
Red Cross
German reply on American note awaits Berlin guidance
Amsterdam dispatch reports the German Government will wait for Bernhard Dernburg to arrive from New York and consult before replying to the American note. The information comes via the Jorgenzeitung, with a copy received in Berlin.
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Amsterdam
London
New York
Bernhard Dernburg
Joreuszeitung
Berlin
Bernstorff to Explain Opposition to Alleged Imposter
State Department probes the claim that the Berlin envoy’s confidential agent was Alfred Meyer rather than Dr Meyer-Gerhard. Von Bernstorff plans to testify to Secretary Lansing in Washington about the impersonation and its diplomatic implications amid rumors of munitions dealings.
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Yaquis
Hudson
DR. Nearing
Pennsylvania University Board
Miss Clark
Frank Case
Lipton III
Greece
Serbia
Sakrony
H. B. Need
Ham
Britain
Parliament
War—Munitions
Fecht Valley
Furiou
Aix Noulette
Fond de Laval
Chaiteau de Carleul
Neuville
Givenchy
la Folle
Luennevieres
Villers-Cotterets
Rheims
Altenhof
Paac
Aviator
British India
King Victor
North Sea
Norway
Dardanelles
Agamemnon
Isla
BOSCA
Hrestauranus Prui
Bernstorff
Dernburg
Brands “A. Meyer’ Story of
Count von Bern
Hague
Colonial
Office
Herr von Jugow
Secretary of State
Gerhard
Zimmermann
Anton Meyer- Gerhard
Count von Hernetorf
Privy Council
von Bernstorff
Cedarhurst
Robert Lansing
Newark
Department
Dr. Meyer-Gerhard
Meyer
Bryan
Dr. J
Meyer-Gerhara
Count Ate
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