Teutonic Allies Capture Tomaszow in Galicia Advance
Austrian statement reports Teutonic allies reaching the Gaila Lipa and Bug rivers near Kamionka in east Galicia and capturing Tomaszow. Russian forces north of Kamionka repulsed with heavy losses. enemy retreat began along the San and Tanew rivers. no material events in the Italian theater.
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Vienna
London
Poland
Tomaszow
Kamionka
Lemberg
Galicia
Gaila Lipa
Bug
Burstyn
Sielec
Krystianpol
Rawa Ruska
Cieszanow
Tanew
San
Dniester
Gorizia
Mexican magnate Zazaya charged in conspiracy case
El Paso News reports Jose Zazaya a wealthy Mexican arrest on charges of conspiring to organize a military expedition against a friendly nation in violation of U S neutrality. He posted 7500 bond for hearing before U S Commissioner George Oliver. The case mirrors charges against Huerta and Orozco with allegations of buying 50 machine guns 500 rifles and ammunition. Huerta's confidants hold ongoing talks with other Mexican generals.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jose Zazaya
United States
George Oliver
Zozaya
Victoriano Huerta
Pascual Orozco
Huerta
Orozco
Huertas
Archbishop Quigley Slowing Sinking in Rochester
Physicians at Archbishop Quigley's bedside report he is slowly sinking. He rallied briefly this morning but became unconscious again this afternoon. Attending physicians are at his Rochester home of brother Joseph M. Quigley. The archbishop suffers a combined heart trouble and paralysis and is said to be unresponsive with little hope of recovery.
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Rochester
N. Y
Archbishop Quigley
Chicago
Joseph M. Quigley
AJL
Edward F. Hoban
Archdiocese of
German War Outlook Seen From Berlin Tageblatt Expert
Major Moraht, military expert, says the war’s eastern gains must be defended in the west. He notes England’s ammunition scarcity and recruiting troubles, warns of enemy ammunition waste, and predicts England can reorganize ammunition production to sustain its armies in France.
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Amsterdam
London
Berliner Tageblatt
Moraht
England
France
Italians Charged at Close Quarters in Monfalcone Fight
Milan dispatch reports Italian grenadiers, tallest brigade, charged within fifty yards of entrenched Austrians at Cargo Heights. Major Manfredi led with colors, urged troops to recall Sardinian bravery, fell fatally wounded, uttering goodbye to his men as shrapnel claimed his leg. The assault drove back Austrian advances despite artillery fire and retreating enemy lines.
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Milan
Italy
Lusano
Paris
Corriere Della Serra
Monfalcone
news+ paper
Manfredi
Grenadiers
San Antonio Officials Weigh Stronger Evidence
City government officers in San Antonio consider the presented evidence markedly stronger, indicating a potential shift in conclusions or actions based on the new material.
San Antonio to hear new charges against Huerta and Orozco
United States prosecutors in San Antonio state stronger evidence supports charges of planning an expedition against Mexico and aim to secure conviction. They will present additional charges tomorrow before Commissioner Edwards and demand a bond of not less than 25,000 for Huerta to keep the fugitives from fleeing.
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Huerta
San Antonio
Texas
Victoriano Huerta
Pascual Orozco
United States District, Attorney’s Office
United States
Edwards
el Paso
Department of Justice
Mexico
Train Derailed En Route to Wedding Near Bowling Green
Reports describe Chicago and Alton passenger train number 10 from Kansas City to Chicago derailing near Curryville seven miles from Bowling Green. The train carried James M Thompson, fiancé of Miss Genevieve Clark, Champ Clark’s daughter, and a large wedding party. early reports said no injuries.
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Bowling Green
Chicago’ and Alton
Curryville
Questioning Premier Asquith in House
Liberal MP David Mason of Coventry announces he will ask Premier Asquith in parliament on Wednesday whether government will specify terms for a possible peace with Germany in view of calls for a speedy and honorable settlement. He seeks to hasten a peaceful end to the war.
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London
David ’ Mason
House of Commons
Coventry
Asquith
Georgia militiamen arrests move to civilian courts
Atlanta Ga June 29 civil authorities assumed jurisdiction over the cases of twenty six men arrested by the militia Saturday near former Governor Slaton's home after demonstrations against commutation of Leo M Frank's sentence. Decision not to try the cases by military court was reached at a conference among Adjutant General Nash Solicitor Dorsey and Judge Hit of the superior court.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Slaton
Leo M. Frank
Nash
Dorsey
Hit
Superior Court
War material found near border district in El Paso
Federal authorities located another stock of war materiel in a Mexican neighborhood district near the international boundary. A guard was posted over the site which contained ten machine guns and 15 500 rifles.
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EL Paso
Texas
Austrians Lose Heavily in Galicia Fighting
A Geneva dispatch reports from Innsbruck that in the Russian counter attacks around Lemberg the Austrians have lost 40000 men since June 23. The tally reflects heavy casualties amid ongoing Galicia fighting.
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Geneva
Paris
Geneva ‘Tribune
Insbruck
Austria
Galicia
Innsbruck
Lemberg
Pink Harrington to wed Eleanor Reyburn at West Point
Captain Francis Clark Harrington, longtime West Point mathematics instructor known as Pink, will marry Miss Eleanor Crozier Reyburn on June 30. Once a lifelong bachelor, Harrington’s cadet reputation as careful and fastidiously groomed contrasts with a growing mail flow from the academy post office to Washington, noting Reyburn’s Philadelphia lineage and connections to General William Crozier.
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Francis Clark ‘Harrington
West Point
Taft
White House
Pink
Eleanor Crozier Reyburn
John’ E.reyburn
Philadelphia
William Crozier
United States Army
Harrington
Academy
Washington Daily
Reyburn
Announce Grist of New Laws and Bond Issue Ballot
The list cites numerous bills and fiscal measures including bond issues to be submitted by ballot. Proposals cover administering trusts, local government boards, and pension funds. creation of a state tuberculosis sanitarium. wheel tax correction. adoption procedures. and appropriations for state projects and fairgrounds. Major items include Chicago police and fire pension levies, county treasurer salary, and funds for pension commission and state building sites.
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Donahue
Judiciary Committee
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Bruce
Perkins
Alice N. Ingham
Boyer
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Park
R. E. Wilson
Senate
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Glackin
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Supreme Court
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Angeles Visit for Peace and Friendly Ties
The article notes General Angeles carried an introduction letter from General Villa to General Scott, illustrating an intimate relationship between Villa and Angeles rather than ongoing hostility. It suggests the letter’s contents were undisclosed but indicate improved relations on the Mexican border.
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Villa
Scott
schooner Arnnie Larson arrives in Hoquiam with rifles and dum-dum bullets
Hoquiam, June 29. The three masted schooner Arnnie Larson docked with four thousand old-style Springfield rifles and one million cartridge dum-dum bullets, loaded and bound for an undisclosed destination. Captain reports lack of provisions and water. Deputy Customs Collector R. L. Sebastian seized the vessel upon arrival. deputies hold control pending Seattle customs decisions.
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R. L. Sebastian
Seattle
President expects German note receipt imminent
Washington dispatches report that the president believes the German note will arrive soon. He spent the morning with his stenographer handling urgent official business and was at work by eight. A motor ride was planned for the afternoon.
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Washington
Detectives Search Gypsy Camp for Missing 12 Year Old
Chicago detectives left for Des Plaines river camps near Elgin and Aurora to trace 12 year old Eugene Fitchcraft of Oak Park who has been missing since Sunday. Police of Elgin and Aurora were asked to aid in the hunt.
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Des Plaines
Elgin
Aurora
Eugene
Fitchcraft
Oak Park
Leaders Ready to Talk Peace in Mexico War Split
Jose Robles, war minister in Gutierrez’s cabinet, says leaders of Villa and Carranza factions will discuss terms within two weeks. Robles, an intermediary since Gutierrez’s overthrow, reports no terms yet but predicts Villa’s border arrival by mid July and a meeting with Obregon. He credits pressure on both camps from Huerta fears and U.S. intervention.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jose Tsabel Robles
Eulalio Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Robles
Villa
Carranza
Obregon
Huerta
Mexico City
United States
Court of inquiry probes Moss over stolen naval papers
In Annapolis the court of inquiry questioned midshipman James E Moss about photocopied examination papers he received from anonymous sources. Moss testified he believed the papers were sent by a friend for help and said five papers on Spanish and French came in a plain envelope from a mailbox at the academy.
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Annapolis
James IE. Moss
Naval Academy
Fullam
Moss
Watt
Academy
Death Calls John Meise After Long Illness
John Meise a longtime house and carriage painter died at 1138 Ohio Street at 10 25 last night from bronchial pneumonia after a week of illness He was born in Germany November 25 1838 and came to America in 1858 He served in the Civil War twice and held rank of corporal in Company A 97th... He retired four years ago as a contractor He attended Salem Church survived by his widow six children and eight grandchildren including John E A of Galesburg Henry O of Quincy and Irene Meise of Quincy One son Louis died in 1910
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John Ja.meise
Ohio Street
Meise
Germany
America
97Th Triadis
Villa's Army Challenged Near Aguas Calientes
El Paso reports Villa's forces fight a desperate defensive action about thirty miles south of Aguas Calientes. Carranza troops under Gen. Benjamin III lead a northward advance from Lagos to confront Villa, who allegedly fields nearly 30,000 men before the pursuing army.
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Villa
EL Paso
Texas
The
National Railways
Aguas
Calientes
Carranza
Benjamin III
Lagos
Ban on short suits at Coney Island sparks arrests
New York June 29. Great crowds drawn to Coney Island by abbreviated bathing suits will face a ban this summer. Captain Lindén of the Coney district announced a prohibition on short suits for both men and women, warning of wholesale arrests for violations as waves rage.
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New, York
Coney Island
Lindén
Coney District
Segmen
Boston Fight Ends in Decision Between Sam McVey and Langford
In Boston on June 20, Sam McVey of New York defeated Sam Langford by decision after a drawn bout. Both boxers are identified as prominent negro heavyweights.
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Sam ‘McVey
New York Tonight
Sam’ ‘Langford
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