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St. Louis
Colorado
Pacific Coast
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Colorado Springs
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Broadway
New York
Palmer, G. FE. P. A
Madison Sy
Bryan's plan for permanent peace and mediation
Ex secretary Bryan argues for a peaceful end to war through mediation under The Hague. a yearlong international investigation before any hostilities resume, backed by treaties among the United States and 30 nations. He urges public opinion to press for disarmament and a world-wide culture of peace, warning against annihilation and urging continued neutral mediation efforts.
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Washington
Bryan
United States
Greatritain
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Serbia
Mr. Bryan
Berlin
Europe
Great Britain
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Advocates of
Jomas Carlyle
Ex Representative Whitfield Tuck joins Bryan Peace ticket
Boston June 18 Ex Representative Whitfield Tuck of Winchester announced he would run for Governor as the candidate of a Bryan Peace Democratic Party He said the party platform would include measures endorsed by ex Secretary Bryan Papers for Governor Walsh renomination circulated by the Democratic State Committee Chairman M A O Leary said he acted on his own initiative and the Governor had not announced any candidacy.
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Boston
Whitfield Tuck
Winchester
Bryan
Democratic
Walsh
Democratic State Committee
M. A. O'Leary
Bryan Denies Wilson Ignored His Opinions
Special to The New York Times Washington June 18 flat denial by William J Bryan that he was ignored by President Wilson in State Department matters while secretary. He states he and Wilson conferred on State Department work and notes no policy differences except submarine notes. Wilson visited Bryan to bid farewell as Bryan prepared to leave for New York and then Asheville North Carolina.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
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State Department
Bryan
White House
Calumet Place
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
MccAdoo
Eleanor Wilson
New York City
Carnegie Hall
Bryans
Asheville
N. C
Stryans Mountain
Ryan
Automobile Exchange Column Offers Affordable Used Cars
If you feel you can't afford a new car look in the Automobile Exchange Column of The New York Times next to the last page. Every day used cars of standard make are advertised at prices within your reach.
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Robert Reis & CO
Whelesale Distributors
New York
Automobile Exchange
The
New York Times
Swedish Protest Over Mail Censorship Reaches State Dept
The Swedish minister Ekengren submitted a protest to Secretary Lansing alleging English censorship of Swedish and other neutral mails. The case centers on letters and a registered unit intercepted on English soil during wartime. Olney’s 1881 Turkish precedent is cited to justify nonconformity with universal postal rules.
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New York Times
Washington
England
State Department
W. A. F. Ekengren
United States
Robert Lansing
Ekengren
Sweden
High Seas
Ambassador Page
London
Richard Olney
Olney
Turkey
Wilson to Accept a Carranza Man
Chazaro challenges President Wilson's June note and Indianapolis speech on Mexico. The Conventionist Government claims to seek law and order while urging fraternal unity. Reports detail naval movements toward Tobari Bay and troop dispatches in Sonora as Yaqui conflicts continue.
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Wilson
Indianapolis
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Chazaro Note
Wison
Nogales
Sonora
Maytorena
Yaqui
Villa
Tobari Bay
Yaquis Near Guaymas Raid Described by Telegraph
Wireless report from San Diego dated June 18 notes Yaqui activity shifting from the Yaqui Valley toward Guaymas in Lower California. Raiding bands have attacked Mexican settlements within twelve miles of the area, signaling renewed unrest along the coast near San Bartolome and Guaymas.
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Cal
Ccruiser
Colorado
Tobari Bay
Guaymas
Chattanooga
Raleigh
San Bartolome
Lower California
Lower
Sonora
Yaqui Valley
Capital Fall Looms as Constitutionalists Advance Toward Mexico City
Vera Cruz June 18 The Constitutionalists seized Tlana Pantia five miles NW of Mexico City and Texcoco ten miles south of the capital. An entry into the city by force is anticipated by Saturday as forces move from four directions.
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Vera Cruz
Tlanapantia
Mexico City
Texcoco
Villa releases Americans after escape threat
Washington June 18 Villa authorities at Chihuahua turned over to American Consular Agent George S. Carothers two Americans, George Marks and S. Finkelstein, also known as Franklin, who were threatened with execution for circulating counterfeit currency. Carothers reported he would send the men to the Texas border.
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Washington
Chihuahua
George S. Carothers
George Marks
S. Finkelstein
Franklin
Carothers
State Department
Texas
Food Riots Feared as Gunboats May Boost Veracruz Relief
Washington dispatch reports a plan to send up to two more gunboats to join Rear Admiral Caperton’s squadron guarding Vera Cruz Tampico Tuxpan and Progreso. Fearing food riots Caperton proposes using warships to transport relief supplies while the Navy Department continues with transports. One of his ships will return north and a relief vessel will replace it.
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Mexico
Caperton
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Tuxpan
Progreso
Navy Department
Admiral Caperton
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