Nine Englishmen Held Over Enlistment Plot in New York
Federal agents detained nine men in New York on orders from Washington after they arrived from San Francisco amid an alleged plan to enlist with the British Army on the Arabic liner. The detainees, British subjects, were to be sent back to San Francisco to face a Grand Jury inquiry into neutrality violations linked to R. K. Blair.
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England
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Hoger B. Wood
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Patrick Casey
Harry Albert
Fred Bond
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Mrs Lee Wins Templeton Custody In Habeas Case
In New York Supreme Court Justice Shearn ordered Templeton Lee returned to Katharine Lee. The boy was to alternate weeks living with each parent after a prior agreement giving Katharine custody and Burton Lee a $12 weekly allowance. Templeton slept in his mother's arms during the hearing as the court enforced the custody arrangement.
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Page
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Cameronia Narrowly Escapes Submarine Near Ireland
Anchor Line denies underwater craft encounter on Cameronia voyage from New York to Liverpool but passengers support a submarine sighting. Carrol Winslow of New York claims two submarines were seen near the liner and that Cameronia attempted to ram one before it could fire a torpedo.
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Irish Sea
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Possible Ripper Suspect Quizzed By Philadelphia Police
New York and Philadelphia detectives questioned a 50 year old man named George Blumlein who claimed he murdered a boy on Fifteenth Street and slashed a child in New York. He showed a knife and gave aひ addressless tale while under observation for thirty days.
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Gildea
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New York
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Jack the Ripper
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Third Avenue
Faurot
Murray Boy
Philadelphia General Hospital
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Mamie Murray
Murray Home
Mexican tensions rise as Yaqui conflict continues
In Sonora the Yaqui revolt challenges American and Mexican settlers around Esperanza and Empalme. General Leyva warns of possible repercussions if a U.S. force lands, while Mexicans fear Yaqui raids and crop losses. Railroad disruption and censors tighten control under Villa's governorate.
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Cleveland
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American Wireless Operator Jailed Over Camera Fine
Stanley Russell, wireless operator on the American steamship Satsuma, is jailed at Newcastle for failing to pay a $125 fine for using a camera in a restricted area. The Satsuma's captain appealed to the American Consul to seek the operator's release.
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Stanley Russell
Satsuma
Newcastle
Wales Reaches Majority On His Birthday
London June 22 The Prince of Wales will attain his majority tomorrow and there will be no public celebration at the King’s request. He will not return to London for the occasion and congratulatory addresses from civic bodies will be sent to him at the front.
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London
Prince of Wales
Maya Indians Sack Los Mochis Sinaloa, Report Says
NOGALES Ariz June 22 Maya Indians who have followed the Yaquis in Sonora Mexico sacked Los Mochis Sinaloa yesterday according to J B Taylor manager of a sugar company owning land there who telegraphed to the Secretary of
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Sonora
Mexico
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Sinaloa
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Governor Slaton faces Georgia anger over Leo Frank case
The Georgian and The Macon Telegraph praise Governor Slaton for commuting Leo Frank’s death sentence amid public uproar. Editorials defend his conscience driven action, insisting doubt over Frank’s guilt justified clemency and urging Georgians to view the decision without political bias.
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People of
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Leo Frank
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Atlanta
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Mill edgeville quiet as authorities guard Frank case
Milledgeville Georgia reports calm after security measures amid expectations Frank will not be forced to work immediately. Sheriff Terry notes strong respect for law. prison officials say Frank’s health limits work, with light tasks first and clerical duties possible later. Commissioner Patterson visited and restoration of normal conditions confirmed. letters from across the country, including New York, praising Governor Slaton's commutation action.
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Leo M. Frank
John Marshall Slaton
State of
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Milledgeville
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L. Terry
Warden Smith
Burke
Guy Compret
Smith
Compton
T. F E. Patterson
Patterson
New York
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Tatum and wife agree after long dispute
In Great Neck L I June 22 Mrs Tatum deeded half her interest in the Great Neck estate. The Tatums reportedly settled their differences Saturday and plan to live apart. A divorce and separation suit are pending as property matters are adjusted.
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New York
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Tatum
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Brooklyn
Fire kills 300 wounded in Chihuahua City hospital blaze
Reports say Colorado or Huerta forces entered Chihuahua City after dark and set fire to Teatro del Heroes, the market hall, and the Tivoli Hotel used as Villa's base hospital. More than 300 wounded burned to death, 200 rescued, one captain died trying to save a comrade.
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Villa
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Chihuahua
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Two Americans killed in Mexican incidents reported
Reports from border travelers detail the deaths of Steve Parmenter in Jalisco and Robert Camp in Monterey at the hands of Mexicans. Parmenter formerly lived in Los Angeles and a rumor notes bandits took gold teeth from the body. Relatives of Dr. John Jamiston in Roswell fear for Mrs. Jamiston as news from Los Mochis remains unconfirmed.
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el Favor
Jalisco
Parmenter
Los Angeles
Roswell
N. M
John Jamiston
Los Mochis
Legal Notice of Divorce Settlement and Property Possession
The parties have settled their differences and split up, with one spouse now in possession of the property. Mrs. Tatum and Mr. Tatum have separated. the attorney for Mrs. Tatum, Max D. Steuer, could not be reached for comment.
Marines Off to Haiti as U S Cranks Up Haiti Role
Orders go to Rear Admiral Caperton to sail the Washington from Vera Cruz to Cape Haitien to guard foreign interests and restore order amid Haitian unrest led by Rosalvo Bobo. French marines have landed at Cape Haitien. plan to land 200 U S marines on arrival.
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Cape Haitien
Maui
Caperton
State Department
Descartes
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Rosalvo Bobo
Bobo
Wilson
Haiti
Black Republic
Jialth
Cape Haltien
Canada Aids Allies Memo Details Wartime Advances
Ottawa reports from the Department of Finance reveal that since the war began the Dominion Government has advanced funds to temporarily finance purchases in Canada by the British, French, Russian, New Zealand, and South African governments. Repayments occur over time in sterling exchange.
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Department of Finance
Dominion
Canada
New Zealand
Sterling Exchange
Imperial authorities urge new three infantry brigades
London dispatch reports The Commonwealth Minister of Defense has received an appeal from imperial authorities for as many volunteers as possible. Efforts will raise another contingent comprising three infantry brigades.
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Commonwealth
the Times
Sydney
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