1000 Mexican Rebels Under Osuna Defeated
Washington reports General Carlos Osuna with about 1000 men was defeated at Villa de Allende by forces under Gonzalez Escobar Ignacio Enriquez. Obregon aims to reorganize the army and expand police authority as a path to order. Villa reportedly opposes the new government but may eventually align. Railway links Chihuahua to Jimenez resume, while clashes with Parral continue.
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EL Paso
Tex
Carlos Osuna
Mexico
Villa de Allende
Gonzalez Escobarnd
Ignacio Enriques
Adlex
Tribune
Washington Bure
Washington
Villafore
Parral
Ignacio Enriquez
Chihuahui
Chihuahu
Mento Kaise
Villa
Geral Obregon
Obregon
Untry
Francisco Villa
State Department of Activn
Washton
Pring
Ishes
Queretaro
de la Huests
State Department
Chihuahua
Jimex
Rains Pause Traffic Across East Coast Ports
Weather disruptions slow east coast traffic as rainfall interrupts ferry and port operations. Officials advise caution while conditions improve after a lengthy dry spell, with authorities noting calmer seas and potential resumption of movement soon.
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Tie
City Clings to Hope Amid Fleeting Plague Fears
Officials warn the outbreak may not spread widely in the city as new cases surface. Residents are urged to maintain vigilance while health teams monitor symptoms and share guidance to prevent a larger spread.
Vera Cruz Battles Plague With Fire Versus Infection
In Vera Cruz a cordon of troops aims to halt the plague by burning a third of homes and furniture deemed exposed. Streets are quarantined and a sanitary corps from the United States may assist as authorities report three deaths and several hospitalizations with no new cases noted in two days.
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Exico City
Crug
Vera Uz
Universal
Vera Cruz
United Statent
RA Cruz
Gompers blasts Fall's Mexican report as dangerous
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, labels a Senate sub committee report on Mexico dangerous and vicious. He argues the document threatens U S intervention and policing of Mexico, warning such steps could trigger war and reflect foreign policy driven by American and imperial interests.
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Washington Burris
Washington
Senate
Samuel Gompers
American Federation
Mexico
United States
Deis
Senate of
Thia
England Concedes on Home Rule Bill Debates in Commons
London June proceedings in the House of Commons show government concessions on the Home Rule bill. Spokesman Walter Hume Long outlined steps to control police during the transition and possible royal appointment if Irish authorities refuse to appoint. Opposition criticism persisted but reforms were slated, including earlier transition and potential disbanding of Irish police with compensation.
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London
Walter Hume Long
House of Commons
Sisent
Edwin Carson
Hugh
Walter Hulle Long
Edward Carson
Nnde
Tremier
George
Long
Shot with good effect prompts possible repeat action
The report notes there was no foundation for suspicions as the person remained alert while the police conducted the scene. The officer had fired with accuracy and stated he would shoot again if the occasion required it, indicating readiness for further action if needed.
State Department Seeks Facts on Flag Burning
Washington June 8 the State Department asked the District of Columbia Common for facts on a flag burning by Irish women supporters. No arrests reported as the Treasury received the report. Officials would not indicate possible action until facts are reviewed. In the House Irish supporters were told by Speaker Gillett that the wife of Inckime would be allowed to aid Mason resolution expressing sympathy for Ireland.
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Washington
State Department
District of Columbia
Treasury
Department
Eecn Rarseaest
Batis Babuesy
Cate Department
Gillett
Inckime
Ireland
De Valera Rumor Moves Irish Leader Toward Ireland
Reports say Eamonn De Valera, former president of the Irish Republic, may be returning from New York after a Westward trip. He recently left New York and Chicago en route to Ireland, with possible plans to meet Archbishop Mannix and Mons. J. C. Walsh as part of an extended journey.
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Eamonn de Valera
Nnme
Republic of Ireland
Ireland
de Valera
Ugo
New York
Chicago
Mannix
Mons J.C. Walsh
Irish Commission
Navy Station Attacked and Courthouse Burned
Reports describe a nighttime attack injuring or destroying multiple targets including a navy station and a courthouse near a port. Troops continue to land along coastal ports as authorities assess damage and evacuate affected buildings amid ongoing unrest. The incident follows coordinated assaults on police and military sites with civilian reactions and political commentary on unity and policy in Ireland and Australia.
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Coast Guard
Ti Bay
County Cork
Guard Camp Dates Register New York Units for Upton Camp
The Adjutant General announced maneuvers for all National Guard groups. Manhattan and Brooklyn regiments travel to Upton with dates in July and August. Training camps near Albany and Plattsburg listed, with about 400 attendees at Peek in Sept. General Bulard, Eastern Department commander, oversees.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Upton
Conde
National Guard
Brooksuguse Toon Ua
Btu
Albany
Jushanles
Bulard
Eastern Department
Housing Congress Opens International Delegates Meet to Study Problems
London June 3 Housing problems acutely felt worldwide after the war are the focus as several hundred delegates begin the first inter allied housing town planning congress. Attendees include representatives from the United States Sweden Holland Denmark Crechio an Poland Chile Uruguay and Yugoslavia. The meeting aims to study housing needs and coordinate efforts to expand construction and improve living conditions in war shattered regions.
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London
United States
Sweden
Holland
Bel- Denmark
Crechioan
Poland
Chile
Uruguay
Jugo
Housing scheme to provide families proper homes in twenty years
A fragment notes an international plan to ensure every family gains suitable housing within twenty years. The text mentions a long term global application and aims to meet housing needs across nations. The incomplete line lacks dates, places, or named organizations.
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