Americans Flee Mexico as Refugees Board Warships
Reports from Sonora and Nogales describe a mass withdrawal of Americans from mining districts south of Nacozari. More than 900 to 1,000 U.S. citizens left Northern Sonora under Consul Simpich, with ships Cleveland and Glacier aiding transport from Guaymas and El Tigre. Large Mexican troop concentrations along the rail line raise concern, while Sunday school activities in Mexico halt amid hostilities.
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Annapolis
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Glacier
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el Tigre
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Here
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Nogales
Ariz
Frederick Simpich
Simpich
Windsay
Ohio
Marion Lawrance
International
Lawrance
American captives ordered to Chihuahua under guard
Taken at Carrizal, seventeen Americans were ordered to Chihuahua City under heavy guard. General Jacinto Trejo’s orders assign blame to the American commander, amid reports of feverish warnings before the clash. The incident centers on the Carrizal engagement and its fallout with the northern Carranza army.
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Carrizal
Us City
Jacinto Tre
Carranza Army
Chihuahua City
Sithdean
Russian climber on Manattan Bridge parapet arrested
A 20 year old Russian migrant named dmnir Hinkluzky stood on the parapet of the Manhattan Bridge yesterday ready to jump when a patrolman intervened. He said he came to America three years ago from Russia, worked on upstate farms, saved 90 dollars, and has been out of work months. His relatives are in the Russian army and he could not communicate. Blekitaky was discharged for lack of evidence in Besox Market court.
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McQuade
Besox Market
Thane
Providence
Charles &. Hughes
Brown University
Hughes
Charley Hughes
America
Brown
Marshall Warrant Means Long Fight in House
Washington June 6 Service of a warrant on District Attorney H Snow Marshall of New York to appear before the House for contempt was delayed. The form could not be completed so service was postponed. Officials expect a protracted legal battle, likely ending in habeas corpus actions. Marshall did not comment beyond remarking he would act tomorrow. An assistant said Marshall would resist transfer to Washington under House custody. The prelude to a courtroom clash was anticipated as the case moved toward possible court contest.
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H. Snowden Marshall
New York
House
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United States
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Lane
Hughes
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
William Roscoe Thayer
Prussia
Arthur L. Brown
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Richmond
Towaa
Hel
Dekiel
Zel
Jobot
Hae
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Browns
Campais
Republican Club
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Colonel Roosevelt
Bridge Hampton
Dartmouth 100000 Gift At 147th Commencement
Hanover June 21 Dartmouth College closed its 147th commencement with 231 graduates. President Ernest Fox Nichols announced gifts totaling 100000, led by a 75000 gift from Wallace F. Robinson of Boston. Honorary degrees were conferred on J A Munroe A L Filene J E Johnson B M Harvey and William A Dunning.
Senate May Ask 4 Dreadnoughts
Washington June 21 A Senate subcommittee discussed proposing four battle cruisers and four dreadnoughts in the naval programme. Chairman Tillman predicted approval of the eight capital ships plan, with Swanson and Lodge noting a substantial increase over the five battle cruisers and no dreadnoughts previously planned.
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Washington
Senate
Tillman
Swanson
Lodge
Wilson
Daniels
Tilman
White House
Thomas
Pellateking
Candy Stand Man Held in $25,000 Gem Theft
Frederick Mall alias Frederick Graham, known as the candy stand man, was arrested at a Coney Island candy stand by Second Branch detectives for the theft of jewels valued at $25,000 from George Bird at the Hotel Gotham, Frederick Mall confessed, implicating Casper Holstein and Emma Washington. both later jailed on burglary charges with $10,000 bail each.
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George Bird
Gotham
Frederick Mall
Frederick Graham
Syetec Fiver Beauncato
Miller and Giery
Second Branch
Ail
Hall
Casper Holstein
Emma Washington
West 1300
Simet
Bindsatt
West Ney
Bird
Tharn
Elmira Reformatory
New York Ex-Officers Offer Services for War Effort
The Adjutant General’s office in Albany reports many prominent former national guardsmen and Spanish-American War veterans volunteer their services. Key figures include Major General Charles Foe and William Cary Sanger, with dozens more New Yorkers offering to join if needed, and plans to convert the 5th Infantry Regiment of Buffalo into a heavy artillery unit with siege guns.
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Stotesbury
Charles F Oe
New York Guard
William Cary Sanger
Charles Elliott Warren
New York
Veteran Artillery Corps
Albrey J. Parody
Volun 4
Peres B. Nagle
Phen F. Hurt
Washington
National Guard
C. de Itnsne Catlin
Honolulu
John J. Dean
J J. Stephens
Charles H. Stoddard
Eugene K. Astin
John M. Thompson
John G. Poors
TR. J. Imperator
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Will A. Niver
Henn A. Houghan
Henry C. H. Stewart
August T. Morrow
George A. Pink
Willam Pari
C. V. M. Radcliffe
John G. Torborg
George W. Bishop
We. Sloat
Glen Cove
Guy L. Nelson
Gilbert F. Orr
William N. Amory
William L. Fish
Robert W. Hutler
Thomas W. Huston
John C. Kerby
A. E. Magel
Henry’ S Kip
Bert Scheuer
Francis G._ London
5 1Th Infantry Regiment
Buffalo
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War Department
T. Babcock
Annay
John F of Ryan
Watervliet
Gath
New York State
Rious
Congress
T R and Hughes American Spirit in City Today
A crowded political scene in New York with both parties active at headquarters as Roosevelt and Hughes mingle with party leaders. The piece notes potential shifts toward uniting Republicans and Progressives, McCormick guiding Democratic effort, and calls for decisive campaign leadership while Brown University students hail Charles Hughes with patriotic rhetoric.
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Hotel Astor
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Metropolitan Magazine
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Forty-second Street
Mr. Hughes
Roose
Oran
War Call Too Faint for This Guardsman
Louis Wenders of Company G twitched at mobilization orders amid a nationwide call up and tensions from Mexico. Sergeant Buckley sought him at Chatham Square, prompting a mediation by Patrolman McAvevey and a standoff at Elisabeth Street station before a squad escorted Wenders toward his unit at Sixty second Street and Columbus Avenue.
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En & Paper
Fexico
Louis Wenders
12Th Regiment
Chatham Square
Bowery
Louis
Folleall
Buckley
Wender
McAvevey
Elisabeth Street
Sixty-second Street
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Hughes praises ideal of unbossed education and duty
The remarks celebrate an American spirit and steadfast idealism. The speaker urges education free of sectarian bias and emphasizes resolve, reasoned conviction, and readiness to serve the nation. He cites European mobilization, urges supporting families of called soldiers, and notes a House amendment protecting militiamen’s government service placements.
Hill seeks U S aid for national guard families in army bill
Representative Hill of Connecticut urged the Army appropriation bill include provisions to support families of National Guard members called to service by the Presidents order. He pressed chairman Hay to act before the bill becomes law, insisting government aid is warranted regardless of expense.
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France
Rep. Hill
Connecticut
Washington
National Guard
Hay
Hill
White withdrawal of Progressives pivots Kansas race
In Topeka on June 21 William A White and U Sortin state Progressive leaders withdrew their Presidential electors from nomination. The move signals most major Kansas Progressives will align with the Republican ticket in November. White confirms the party is returning to GOP considerations after four years in third party lanes.
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Kun
William Alles White
U. Sortin
Progressive Party
Nominus
Kanns
Marioek
White
Martin
Kracke Named in Kings Campaign for Hughes Bottle
Kracke a leading Republican in Brooklyn is chosen to direct the Brooklyn campaign for the Hughes Bairbanks ticket. Jacob A. Livingston, Kings County executive head, appoints Kracke to lead a Brooklyn Republican campaign committee including Jacob Brenner Marcus Campbell K Th Swasey C F Murphy S Devoy John Rafferty and Alfred Vueard.
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Brookisn
Brooklyn
Hughes Grit Bairbanks
Jacob A. Livingston
Kings County
Jacob Brenner
Marcus R. Campbell
K. Th. Swasey
C.F. Murphy
S. Devoy
John T. Rafferty
Alfred E. Vueard
Wilson Explains Suffrage Plank in Democratic Platform
Mrs. D. E. Hooker of Richmond asks President Wilson to interpret the suffrage plank. The White House visit yields that the president backs state action over federal change and still opposes a federal Susan B Anthony amendment. Hooker cites Virginia labor and Congressional Union resolutions urging action by Congress.
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Wilson
D. E. Hooker
Richmond
Congressional Union For Woman
Virginia State Federation of Labor
White House
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