Ford Suit Ruling Pleases Both Sides in Tribune Case
Mount Clemens Michigan June 17. Counsel for both sides praised Judge Tucker’s ruling on admissibility of military preparedness evidence in the Ford Tribune Hmbel case. The decision allows essential background while excluding academic debate, with two-column New York Herald quotes admitted as material.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Ford- Tribune Hmbel
Tucker
Ford
Weymouth Kirkland
Chicago Daily Tribune
Alfred Lacking
Detroit
Alfred Lucking
New York Herald
F. E. Ackerman
Sussex
Germany
America
Europe
the Tribune
Mexico
International Harvester Company
Standard Oil Company
Lusitania
Landis
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
New Jersey
Mexican Protests, Desertions and US Tension Rise
U.S. troops report growing Mexican desertions with arms and gear. A junta linked to former officials sent a border message urging Villa and Angeles to keep up the anti Carranza fight and spare Americans. Carranza approves Aguilar statement and directs resolution with the State Department.
Carranza did not assent to cross border pursuit pact
President Carranza never approved the proposal allowing armed forces to chase bandits across the border. After a State Department meeting with Henry P. Fletcher and Dr. Rojo the Mexican charg é said no protest was filed and no instructions to do so were received. Telegrams warn of potential Villa reprisals on Americans in northern Mexico and risks to workers as rail lines south of Chihuahua are cut.
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Junta
Villa
Angeles
United States
Mexico City
Associated Press
Washington
Aguilar
Carranza
Barragan
Juarez
Donillas
State Department
Henry P. Fletcher
Mexico
Rojo
Villistas
Chihuahua
Parrat and
Laredo
National Association For the Protection of American Rights In
Fletcher
Amendment to extend war risk insurance to dependents
Representative Nelson urged in the House that the war risk insurance act be amended to allow payment of insurance to dependents of men who died in service between induction and examination at mobilization camps. He said the current bureau rule prevented such payments, causing hardship, and that both the bureau and Treasury supported paying in full.
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Washington
Nelson
Republican
Wiscon
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Bureau
Treasury Department
Guard Border Towns Against Villa Raids
El Paso district along the Rio Grande places is being garrisoned by detachments of American troops under General M rwin to deter Villa raid retaliation after the Mexico expedition. Company G moves to Ysleta Texas Company H to Fabens opposite Guadalupe Chihuahua and Company I to Fort Hancock Texas with a machine gun platoon at Fabens. Entire border front under military guard.
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EL Paso
Texas
Rio Grande
Mrwin
Villa
Mexico
Ysleta
Fabens
Guadalupe
Chihuahua
Fort Hancock
Chicago Elevated Faces New Crisis
The National City Bank and National City Company of New York plan a protective committee as the $13.6 million extended Chicago Elevated Railways notes approach due July 1 1919. Deposit of notes will be requested. foreclosure or further extension are the choices for noteholders.
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Chicago
National City Bank
National City Company of New York
Chicago Elevated Railways
A. G. Hoyt
National City Company
Samuel Insull
Elevated Company
Commonwealth Edison Company
National Tuberculosis Association Opposes Daylight Saving Rollback
The National Tuberculosis Association closes its annual convention in Atlantic City urging preservation of daylight saving as a public health measure. It pledges to seek funding for the Henry Phipps Institute and supports the Ransdell-Esch bill to expand U S tuberculosis control.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
National Association
Congress
Henry Phipps Institute
Philadelphia
Henry Phipps
Institute For
Phipps Institute
Joseph A. Miller
Herman M. Biggs
New York
David R. Lyman
Wallingford, Conn
Henry Barton Jacobs
Baltimore
Henry B. Platt
New York City
E. R. Baldwin
Saranac Lake
N. Y
George Thomas Palmer
Springfield
Ill
William Charles White
Pittsburgh
Vincent Y. Bowditch
Boston
George M. Kober
Washington
H. E. Dearholdt
Milwaukee
William H. Baldwin
Villa followers hunted near Juarez after clashes
Reports from General Erwin state most Villa men are WIA or dead, with fifty to sixty bodies found near the race track trenches and thirty six more in front of the track. One American soldier killed and ten wounded as Villa retreat heads toward Casas Grandes.
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Rio Grande
San Lorenzo Church
Villa
Juarez
Erwin
24Th
Sam Tusco
82D Artillery
Anthony Cunningham
24Th Infantry
Peter Chigas
7Th Cavalry
Burchard F. Casey
82 Field Artillery
Arthur A. Lindberg
Alfonso Fiore
Lewis E Armstrong
Alfred Friedman
19Th Infantry
Edward C. Reilly
Motor Transport Company
Oscor W
Mexico
Casas Grandes
Peace disease camps debated at medical congress
Dr W S Thayer of Johns Hopkins told the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons that thirty four days are required to recover from tonsillitis, longer than influenza, based on rehabilitation camps experience. He urged civilian camps in peacetime and cited averages for influenza pneumonia mumps bronchitis gas poisoning concussion and other cases with recovery times. He noted heart disease concerns from Iree Cohn of the Rockefeller Institute and discussed heart afflictions among British Army recruits.
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Atlantic City
N. J
W. 8. Thayer
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons
Iree Cohn
Rockefeller Tratitute
Senate asks State Department about Ellis case
Washington June 17. The Senate adopted a resolution by Senator Borah or Idaho requesting the State Department supply information concerning the alleged mistreatment of William T. Ellis as reported by the New York Herald. The measure follows reports from British authorities at Cairo Keypr.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Republi
Idaho
State Department
William T. Ellis
New York
Cairo
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