Huerta Plot Reported On Mexican Border Movements
The article details alleged Huerta aligned factions planning action along the border. It cites Villa and Carranza reports in Washington and New York about possible U S intervention and preparations by former Porfirian officers.
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Boy Burglar to Confess in Sea Cliff Case
Alfred Clapham father of Donald Clapham told Mineola court his son will plead guilty tomorrow to charges tied to Ruth Taylor Conlin for breaking into cottages at Sea Cliff and pawning stolen items in New York. He pressed for leniency, noting Navy eligibility implications. His stance leaves Mrs. Conlin’s plea status as not guilty.
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President Wilson Tours Quiet Summer Day in New England
In Windsor Vermont on June 26 President Wilson rode with his family while three private car employees fought a fire near a frame house. The President, an honorary Gulfport fireman, praised the rescuers and planned to stay near Washington for potential crises. He toured through the Connecticut Valley to Hanover and White River Junction, traveling with Mr. Francis B. Sayre and family, Miss Margaret Wilson, and Dr. Cary T. Grayson. Baby Sayre remained at Harlingen House. The party was unrecognized by locals during the drive.
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Murder at Devon Home Ends With Butler's Suicide
Hattie M. Watson, sister in law to Frederick Hastings, was shot by Jerry Thomas a negro butler in Devon Philadelphia. Thomas fled to a barn and killed himself with a bullet to the head. Coroner's jury finds possible insanity. motive unclear though report cites possible prior report by Miss Watson.
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Boy Drowns Crabbing After Saving for Baseball Suit
Bayonne New Jersey June 26 Benjamin Doyle ten years old 1039 Broadway told his father he wanted to crab with three other boys He saved his 50 cents to buy a baseball suit and joined them near the Lehigh Valley Railroad Bridge A bite came then he stepped through a broken plank and drowned
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Spanking Ordered for Teen After Street Ball Incident
Henry Schwab a seventeen year old was arrested for playing ball in the street. Magistrate Appleton in the night court released him on a suspended sentence if his mother Mrs Hortense Schwab administers a spanking. The mother appeared doubtful about enforcing the order while living in Unger with neighbors noting the boy’s home life.
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Thaw at Harvard linked to old college crimes
State investigators reveal decades-old Boston area incidents involving Harry Thaw at Harvard. They say he enticed youths to his room, allegedly assaulted boys and girls, prompting President Eliot to order Thaw's departure to prevent college disgrace. Commission will collect Eliot testimony.
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French Slated for Retirement Prompts Paris Rumor
Paris dispatch reports Field Marshal Sir John French eyed for retirement after criticism of the Ypres campaign. Asquith reportedly sought to avert a cabinet crisis while Lloyd George clashed over armament and use of the new army. The discord, near the front and in London, risks delaying the spring drive and reshaping leadership.
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Police Ath letic Carnival thrills Gravesend crowd at racetrack
A retired patrolman watched as 28 000 fans saw officers and recruits perform horse riding drills calisthenics and a chariot race at the Police Department Athletic Carnival. Commissioner Woods praised the force and agreed to appear in a moving picture.
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Russians Crumble Enemy on Dniester After Six Day Battle
Russian and Austro German forces clash along the Dniester with heavy losses reported on both sides. Russian success at Kozara Rudzany and Martynoffstany pushes back German and Austrian units as Berlin plans further action toward Warsaw amid Hindenburg’s forces.
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Berlin Warned Answer to U S Must Be Frank
Berlin reports to German officials that American sentiment has shifted toward a firm response. Dr. Anton Meyer-Gerhard, sent from Berlin via London, notes growing U S hostility over war material exports and the Lusitania sinking, demanding a direct, clear German reply without evasion.
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Berlin silences Socialist paper amid peace manifesto
London reports the Berlin press suppresses the Socialist appeal for peace as the Vorwaerts is suspended. Amsterdam dispatch notes Berlin papers doubt the manifesto’s effect abroad and suggest it signals wartime restraint. The German government claims it will act as needed, with a single watchword to hold through.
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Trade union leaders back Lloyd George in war effort
June 26 Condon A manifesto from British trade union leaders appeals to fellow unionists to aid Lloyd George's munitions drive. It calls on engineers and skilled workers not yet in war work to volunteer, stressing unions’ role in national life freedom and security. Arthur Herberton and W Bowerman are among signatories.
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Americans Demand Immediate Pay for Frye Sinking
Ambassador James W. Gerard delivered the American note to Germany urging immediate compensation for the William P Frye, sunk by the Eitel Friedrich. The note dismisses German claims that payment should await prize court ruling and insists on prompt payment.
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