Huerta Denies Plot as Juarez Tension Grows
Huerta declares love of peace and denial of any plot while officials report a captured Huerta captain executed in Juarez. U S agents shadow Huerta and Orozco amid grand jury talks and warnings of possible cross-border actions as Congress and press press for answers.
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George H. Morgan
Fort Bliss
Orozco
United States ‘Grand Jury
Texas
J. L. Camp
United States District Attorney
San Antonio
United States
Becksam
Jinkney
Juarez
Villa
Secret Service
Mexico
Ie Comtinaes
7Sim Tellez
Francisco Castro
Vila
Manuel Mores
Salvador Mercado
Cie
Kaiser Weeps Over Fallen German Soldiers
The German papers report Emperor Wilhelm II on a Western battlefield visit knelt before a large group of fallen Germans and wept aloud saying I have not willed this. The dispatch is filed from Copenhagen dated June 28 and transmitted to the London Morning Post.
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NEW York ‘Times
Copenhagen
London Morning Post
Theemperor
Unidentified Agamemnon Class Ship Torpedoed in Dardanelles
Berlin reports an Agamemnon class battleship was torpedoed in the Dardanelles but the German Admiralty is unsure if it was sunk or only heavily damaged. Earlier rumors claimed the predreadnought was torpedoed, while British and German sources denied or suppressed details.
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New York Times
Berlin
Sayville
Dardanelles
New York
Admiralty
London
War News Reaches St Bernard Monks From English Party
A small group of English residents crossed the St Bernard Pass to bring war news to Trospice Monastery. They reported snow melts, avalanches past, and monks noting the fall of Lemberg plus France’s western move as bells of conflict echoed through the Hospice.
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ST. Bernard
New York Times
Grand ST. Hernaid
Switzerland
Pass of St. Bernard
Trospice
Lemberg
Europe
Dutch to Set Up Independent Munitions Bureau
A large number of Dutch manufacturers met the Minister of War at his invitation to discuss ammunition production. They pledged full cooperation with the government. An independent Munitions Department will be established separate from the Ministry of War.
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London
Reuter
Hague
Ministry of War
Dniester
Tetrograd
Nicholas
Polivanoff
Prayer of the Pope for Italy's Victory
Pope Benedict approved a public and private prayer asking Jesus to bless Italian arms and soldiers, grant victory, and sustain leaders and families during Italy's crisis. The prayer was read at Gesu Church Rome with Cardinal Pipili present, as Premier Salandra sent congratulations to the Ancona archbishop.
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NEW York Times
Turin
Pope Benedict
Sacred Palace
The
Vatican
Jesus Chris
Cully
Italy
Jesus
Gesu Church
Rome
Jesuits
Vicar Pipili
Papal
Signor Salandra
Ancon
My Job To Hold Joffre's Hosts Says Rupprecht
Rupprecht declares his mission to halt Joffre's forces at Arras while detailing why French failures occurred. He argues the French could only breach German lines by broadening the front and notes costly gains.
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Joffre
Rupprecht
Dying of 20 Stars She Phones for Aid
A woman describes a brutal attack by a man leaving her and 20 stars in danger. She calls for help as she lies dying at Knickerbocker Hospital. The report notes her questions about why no greater action is taken by authorities and the public.
Crown Prince of Bavaria Defends West Front
The Crown Prince, head of the Bavarian army, describes German resilience at Neuve Chapelle and the failed Allied offensive. He notes French shelling, British losses likely around 30,000, and claims German lines held with no breach across a 20 kilometer front. He also discusses desire to shift from anvil to hammer against the Allies.
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Rupprecht
Anvitoin
Germany
Lemberg
Crown Prince
Crown
Neuve Chapelle
Woman is stabbed in her Beacon Hill apartment mystery
Mrs Grace Fox 42 wife of William Fox manager of a Fourteenth Street branch of the National Cash Register Company died at Knickerbocker Hospital after twenty stab wounds. Police doubt murder or suicide while Inspector Faurot weighs own action theory. Samuel Woodson the building elevator operator reported the distress call and the locked door. The crime scene showed blood in the bathroom and dining room but the weapon is missing. Robbery appears unlikely as rings remained on her fingers and $49 was found in a bureau drawer.
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Samuel Woodson
Beacon Hall
West 142d Street
Grace Fox
William Fox
Fourteenth Street
National Cash Register Company
William Beagel
Beagel
Thomas Coogan
West 125Th Street
Mrs. Fox
Seagel
Coogan
Frascolau
Knickerbocker Hospital
Dr. Frascola
Woodson
Mr. Fox
Fox
Ira Allen
Duty to Preserve America from Europeanism
Dr. Samuel P. Orth of Cornell University writes on preserving American identity from European influence. The article promotes national character and cultural independence in a feature for The Times.
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America
Samuel P. Orth
Cornell University
A Refreshing Tonic Hereford's Acid Phosphate
An advertisement notes acid phosphate tonic from Hereford to relieve exhaustion from summer heat or overwork. It emphasizes quick relief and refreshing effects and targets readers seeking energy restoration.
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Hereford
Time Near for Peace Move as Vatican Mediation Hinted
Milan reports say exhaustion in the war is approaching and a peace move may come soon. Pope Benedict is named as a potential mediator with hints of a Vatican role. Salandra and Bethmann-Hollweg visits Vienna spark talk of shaping future diplomacy and appealing to Romania and Serbia.
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Pope Benedict
New York Times
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America
Vatican
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Bismarck
Spain
Germany
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Rontiff
Rome
Paris
Antonio Salandra
Italy
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Gottlieb von Jagow
Vienna
Austria
Serbia
Rumania
Salandra
Near East
Italians enter Austrian territory near Riva Lake Garda
Reports from Brescia and Rome describe Italian forces crossing into Austrian lands south of Riva on Lake Garda via Nota Vil passes. They reach Ledro Valley and Ponale River, uniting Riva with Storo and Brescia, while Austrian fortifications on Rochetta and Oro Peaks remain strong.
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Italy
Paris
Riva
Lake Garda
Nota Vil
Curone Mountain
Ledro
Ponale
Dhe Ponale
Lake Ledro
Bezzeca
Ise
United States Rejects German Prize Court on Frye Case
The United States demands direct diplomatic settlement for indemnity over the destruction of the American sailing vessel William P Frye by the German cruiser Pring Eitel Friedrich. Washington rejects reliance on Hamburg Prize Court and argues treaty provisions do not authorize neutral vessel seizure or prize court adjudication for indemnity purposes.
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Ment of
Darmmiane
Wiliam BP. Frye
Crusagr
Tring Eitel Friedrich
Fterman Foreign Ciltice
Germany
Hamburg
United States
State Department
Kerr von Jagow
United St S Unds
Lansing
Amtmassador Gerard
Berlin
Department of State
Washington
Timth
William It Brye
Pring Titel Friedrich
Pertah
Prussia
Ises
Pring Eitel Friedrich
William P. Fry
Ierman Frize
Ft Fitz
Italy Breaks Relations With Turkey Over Dardanelles
Paris reports the Italian Ministry of War announces Italy has broken diplomatic ties with Turkey. Italy plans to send troops to the Dardanelles and deploy a fleet under the Duke of the Abruzzi to assist British operations, with Rome hinting at a new era in Orient politics.
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Paris
French Ministry of War
Italy
Turkey
Dardanelles
Berlin
Sayville
Overseas
Duke of the Abruzzi
Rome
Champagne earns grand prize at Panama-Pacific expo
Extra Dry CHAM PAGNE, bottled by the Italian Swiss Colony in Asti California, won the Grand Prix at the Panama Pacific International Exposition. It marks the fourth Grand Prix for this noted California Champagne and producer.
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Golden State
Asti
California
Favorable Reply Expected to Lusitania Note
Confidential advices from James W. Gerard indicate Germany’s response to the second US note on the Lusitania sinking and submarine warfare will favor American contentions. The German communication will address the note sent June 9, cited by William J. Bryan.
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England
Germany
America
New York Times
Washington
State Department
James W. Gerard
Berlin
United States
William J. Bryan
Artillery feat of Italians shelled Malborgeth
In UDINE Italy on June 28 the bombardment of Malborgeth continues with parabolic fire from concealed guns. The siege and shelling are described as ongoing with further details promised on Page 5.
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Malborgeth
Udine
Italy
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