Marines Ordered Into Mexico Amid Yaqui Crisis
Washington reports a planned 300 Marines and equal number of bluejackets to land near Tadari Bay to protect American citizens and property in the Yaqui Valley. Admiral Howard will command the Pacific fleet expedition, with a warning to Governor Maytorena that no conquest is intended. The move follows Yaqui resistance and famine reports as U S policy shifts from talk to force to safeguard expatriate interests.
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Esperante
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Buckley
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Harold B. Pratt
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Father of Boy Raffles Blames Infatuation a Star
Long Island tale from June 16 reports Donald Clapham facing grand jury charges for larceny in Nassau County. His father Alfred, Nassau town tax collector, says the son was driven by infatuation with Ruth Conlin, a Yacht Club belle linked to the Sea Cliff cottage loot. Indictments expected as grand jury convenes. aunt and others deny involvement. goods allegedly redeemed.
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Nassau County
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Yacht Club
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Elmince
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Mineola
Lewis J. Smith
James P. Niemann
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Jaycox
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Conlin Hind
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Twelfth and
Central Avenues
Clanham
John Conlin
Ruth Taylor
Slade detectives subpoena Oliver Osborne case controversy
Subpoenas issued to a government detective thought to resemble Oliver Osborne ignite a breach of promise and conspiracy case tied to James W. Osborne. The Slades press their claim in Federal Court before Judge Wallace as they pursue a man they identify as Osborne, amid bumpy testimony and evasive responses from the government. The piece notes the case’s expansion and references related hotel sightings and prior trial descriptions.
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Oliver Osborne
Rae Tans
James W. Osborne
Wallace
Blade Brothers
Custom House
Federal Building
United States District Attorney's Office
Slade & Slade
Broadway
Benjamin Slade
Ray
Tribune
Phager B. Wood
United States
Dhaborne
Slades
Mr. Wood
Oliver
Sherman Square
Osborne
Boston
Franklin D. Stafford
Plainfield
N. J
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Siaden
Stafford
Edward W. Wilcox
Osborn
Wilcox
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Mary
Visi
Hope Diamond Theft Report Denied by McLean Family
Washington reports a rumor that the Hope diamond was stolen from Edward B. McLean's Leesburg Virginia home along with other jewels. McLean denied the robbery by phone and said the gem remains in the safe in a Washington trust company. Further denial came from John McLean’s home in Washington.
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McLean
Virginia
Prom the Tribune
Burress
Hope
Edward B. McLean
Leesburg
John McLean
Molineux Will Sparks Family Rift in Brooklyn Estate
General Edward L. Molineux dies at home in Brooklyn leaving more than $25,000 to siblings while disinheriting son Roland B. Molineux who is confined in King's Park Asylum. The will creates a life trust for Roland's wife and child and names brothers Ceil and Leslie Molineux as remainder beneficiaries after small bequests to churches and hospitals in Brooklyn and Queens.
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King's Park Insane Asylum
Edward L. Molineux
Fort Greene Place
Brooklyn
Ketcham
Roland
Ao Cceil
Leslie Molineux
Queens
Brooklyn Boy Tries Suicide In School After Failing Math
Henry Levine a fifteen year old freshman at Boys High School Brooklyn attempted to take iodine in a classroom after failing in mathematics. He was revived by his teacher Dr. George Downing and rushed to St. John Hospital. He was later sent to the Children’s Court and paroled by Justice Wilkin into probation care.
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Henry Levine
Brooklyn
Professororge Downing
Levine
St. John's
Children's Court
Justice Wilkin
Inventory of Wilder estate lists modest personal items
An inventory filed in the Surrogate's Court for humorist Marshall P. Wilder, who died January 10, values his estate at 6306 dollars in personal effects. The largest asset is 50 shares of Marceau Company valued at 5000. Real estate valued at 260000 is noted but not shown in the inventory. Wilder bequeaths his son and daughter a life interest, with the property to be disposed of by their wills.
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Marceau Company
George Schaub
Wilder
Federal Grand Jury
Lusitania
Gustav Stahl
Secret Service
Stahl
Luxitenia
Thene
Josephine Feliz
Gertrude
West Si Teenth Street
Stewart Neal J. Leach
Neutrality
Port Malone
United States
Wood
Henry Hardenburg
Cinell
New York
William H. Ottley
Investigation Bureau
Department of Justice
Hardenburg
Hardeburg
Washington
Ottey
Friederich Hardenburg
Erved
Oterday
Eugenia Kelly Plans Three Month Canada Trip
Eugenia Kelly and her mother left New York for Canada yesterday. They intend to spend about three months there before returning to New York.
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Eugenia Kelly
Canada
New York
Ierday
New Zeppelin raid kills sixteen on northeast England coast
London reports sixteen killed and forty injured from last night’s Zeppelin raid on the northeast coast, with a June 6 attack costing twenty four lives including five men and thirteen women, six children, and over forty wounded. Fires from bombs caused limited material damage.
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England
Karlsruhe
Fontinent
Calais
Warneford
Belgium
Ghent
da Venice
Evere
Timed Life Race As Majestic Sank
Coast Guard George J. Cowle recounts the Gallipoli catastrophe aboard the Majestic. War correspondent Ashmead Bartlett stood on the quarterdeck as torpedo alarms sounded, calmly studied his watch, and leaped into the sea moments before the ship vanished.
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Ty Coon
FABRE
London
Coast Guard
George J. Cowle
Mati
Ashmead Flartlett
Gallipoli
Bartlett
Kaiser Decorates Lusitania Destroyer Commander
Copenhagen June 16 dispatch to The London Daily Mail reports the Kaiser awarded the Pour le Merite to Captain-Lieutenant Hersing commander of submarine U-21 for his gallant act in torpedoing the Lusitania.
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London Daily Mail
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Kaiser's Spies in U S Pay Steal Secrets from Mails
The Tribune reports that Dr Alfred Meyer and Gerhard Meyer, linked to the German War Office, are the same man. The revelation triggers caution from U S diplomats and threats to end Bernstorff’s usefulness if not disproved. Allies demand clarifications on safe conducts amid a suspected hoax.
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Tribune
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von Bernstorff
Alfred Meyer
German War Office
State Department
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Virginia
Red Cross
the Tribune
Gerhard- Meyer
United States
Meyer-Gerhard
Meyer
New York
Steamship Company
Gerhard
Alon
Gerhard-Meyer
Mr. Bryan
Germany
Revelations on German Spy System Scope Across United States
A historical roundup outlines recent German espionage efforts in the United States over the last ninety days. Highlights include fraud convictions in a passport scheme, links to Captain Boy-Ed, a planned weekly food shipment hoax of 2 million, the Lusitania affidavit hoax, a Meyer-Gerhard hoax exposure, and claims of German agents within the U S mail service opening letters to Allied and ordnance experts.
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United States
Richard P. Stegler
Richard Madden
Gustav Cook
Captain Boy-Ed
Germany
Mr. Hansen
Gustav Stahl
Lusitania
Meyer-Gerhard
Washington
Lusitania affair stirs as German press urged talks of peace
In Roslin Count von Reventlow asserts German American understanding while defending weapon deliveries to Germany's enemies. He criticizes Vorwaerts and others for propping England's blockade and urges restraint to avoid straining U.S. relations. The piece also notes growing U.S. neutrality scrutiny and ongoing Lusitania affidavit scandal with Stahl and a rising witness list.
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Roslin
Ernst von Reventlow
Tages Geltung
Eugene Zimmerman
The
Lokal Anzeiger
Germany
Count von Reventlow
Vorwaerts
Lokal Anderger
England
Lokal Angeiger
Kreuszeitung
Orth Hoetsrch
Kreuzzeitung
United States
Great Britain
United St
Boerse Zeitung
America
Bryan
U.S
Peaceful U S German settlement foreseen Meyer-Gerhard says
Dr Anton Meyer-Gerhard predicts a peaceful settlement between the United States and Germany as he travels from the German Embassy in Washington to Berlin. He tells Christiansand Norway readers that the Lusitania clash stems from misunderstandings and will be resolved calmly. He says the Wilson Bryan split is domestic and not bellicose sentiment governs American views.
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London
United States
Germany
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
Washington
Berlin
Meyer-Gerhard
Frankfurter Zeitung
Amsterdam
Reuter
Telegram Company
Christansand
Norway
Dr. Meyer- Gerhard
Dr. Meyer-Gerhard
Wilson
Bryan
German Agents Read Allied Mail in United States Service
Diplomat claims German agents inside U S postal operations read letters from inventors to army and navy ordnance offices. Officials say mail to and from Allied embassies is opened, exposing military ideas and new weapons. Precautions rise as embassies and railway mail cars become targets of espionage schemes.
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