Mexicans Raid Texas Sparks Interventions Expected
Reporting from Jaredo Texas three American soldiers were killed and six wounded in a raid by Mexican bandits from the Rio Grande area. The attack targeted Troop M of the 14th Cavalry near San Ignacio, with Mexicans retreating into Mexico as pursuing Americans pressed the line. A prisoner, Vicente Lira, identified the attackers as part of Luis de la Rosa's group, while Major Alanno Gray searched for a trail for a possible third punitive expedition.
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Ambassadors Oppose U S Intervention in Mexico
Washington reports indicate U S intervention in Mexico now seems certain as President Wilson weighs responding to Carranza and possibly supporting a Pershing expedition. British and Brazilian envoys pressed Secretary Lansing against intervention citing reef and regional stability concerns. Honduras and Costa Rica ministers reportedly echoed anti intervention views.
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Carranza Troops Threaten U S on Mexican Border
About one thousand Carranza soldiers pushed toward the border to reinforce patrols and are reported south of San Ignacio Texas. General Alfredo Ricaut says a third American expedition could trigger a clash, and he has informed American officials of their position.
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Cripple and Deaf Mute Stand Trial for Begging
Magistrate Corrigan keeps his composure as George Crary, deaf, and James Murphy, crippled, plead with gestures and sign language about eating, begging, and confinement. The deaf mute escalates tempers, a weary scene near Grand Central Terminal ends with orders for convalescent workhouse confinement.
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Daisy on Murphy Gives Suffragists New Hope
St Louis reports a suffrage stunt as Mrs Catherine Dalton distributed daisies to delegates after a caucus. Charles F Murphy accepted a daisy with the condition that he support suffrage, triggering a swift display as most delegates wore the flower in their buttonholes.
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Bear baring bite ends boy’s candy patrol
Fortunato Amer ifro eight years old plays with a black bear named Toge behind a livery stable at 54h West Forty-ninth Street. After a box of marshmallows disappeared, Fortunate attempted to pat the bear and was bitten. The bear, owned by Drs. F. S. Field and M. J. Potter, snatched treats and caused a small crowd to form.
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Russian Drive Sweeps Front as 150,000 Prisoners Taken
Russian advances along the southwestern front continue swiftly, with Austrian forces withdrawing in large numbers. About 150,000 prisoners are reported captured, along with vast quantities of equipment. In Bukowina Ceernowits was evacuated. Russians push two wedges toward Kovel and Videnstolynek, threatening key Austrian positions.
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Kindred Motors Hitchcock To A Cell Here Urged On Hughes
A motor roadster with Edward Kindred at the wheel rolled into a downtown garage and he was captured after fleeing with more than $22,000 from Flinn O Rourke Construction Co. He promised to make restitution while awaiting transfer to his former employer. Police showed a photograph of Kindred as a reminder of past days. Meanwhile Republican leaders debate national chairman choices with Hitchcock a focal point, while Governor Whitman may urge his selection to Mr Hughes.
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Bryan lauds president and urges renomination
The Democratic convention saw Attorney General Westcott of New Jersey nominate Woodrow Wilson with a 34 minute speech. Bryan followed with a 45 minute address urging party unity and support for the administration, as delegates faced early disruptions and a tense hall.
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Sub Committee Sets Platform for Democratic Convention
St Louis reporters describe the sub committee of nine drafting a platform of about 4000 words and twenty five planks. The draft includes tariff preparedness woman suffrage and an attack on foreign born agitators. Bryan is loudly urged to speak as he enters the hall and then delivers a lengthy, dramatic address to cheering delegates.
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Wilsons Hyphen Plank Menaced in St Louis Clash
Washington reports say some Democratic leaders favor softening the anti Hyphenate plank on foreign born citizens to avoid alienating voters. President Wilson insists on a strong declaration pledging to oppose foreign influence and any party benefiting from such activity, and may delay the convention or travel to St Louis to persuade delegates. A protest from Manuel Quezon and a cable from Speaker Osmena emphasize Philippine demand for liberty.
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