Russians Press Forward as Germans Stand at Lemberg
Russians push toward Lemberg amid heavy fighting reported by Tageblatt from Austrian front. German lines hold near Czernowitz as Austrian troops shift positions between Chernowitz and the Smiester, awaiting renewed pressure toward Lemberg. Berlin hints at German setbacks while noting Russian numerical superiority in the sector.
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Berlin
PARIS
Jime
Gxernan
Dukovina
Runvenia
wiies
Bukeowing
Rumanii
LONDON
Fovel
Linsingen
th Tageblatth
Ammsterdcam
Wxehanger Trexseaph Company
Primary Election Fight on in Two States
In Minnesota and Maine voters chose party nominees in joint primaries. Minnesotans battled for the Republican U S senator nomination with several notable candidates and other statewide races on the ballot. In Maine, governors and U S senator nominations led the contests with congressional races in multiple districts and party withdrawals shifting options for Progressive voters.
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se. PAUL
Minn
Chiatl
Minnesota
United States
Mages
Chipp
Adolph Eberhart
BLtellogs
nes-senerak
Charles A
congress
Oakley C. Curtis
War With America Declared by Yucatan Governor
Galveston Tex June 19 The Mexican government in Yucatan proclaims war against the United States ordering Americans to leave Mexico and declares a state of war. Sixty two Chinese and other foreigners arriving on the Northwest steamer Nis from Progreso are being taken aboard an American gunboat at Progreso amid great excitement and fear of further clashes.
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GALVESTON
Tex
Yucatan
Mexico
Norwestia
Progr
Progreso
Congress Busy Again After Respite in Washington
Congress returns to active work after a respite with both chambers in session following the national political conventions. Major items include large supply bills and the army appropriation bill around 1.1 billion dollars, expected to move after the sundry civil bill.
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WASHINGTON
Congress
senate
Cost of Education Increasing Rapidly
New York report from the Carnegie Foundation notes education costs at representative universities and colleges rose about fifty percent in 19 years. It states the medium annual fee grew from roughly 80 to about 100 dollars, with over half the rise occurring in the last four years.
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NEW YORK
univn and colleges
savas
Carnegie foundation for the advancement of
Marshall to White House on campaign mission request
Waitingtp on June 1st Vice President Marshall called at the White House for the first time since the St. Louis convention. He left a message that he did not want to disturb the president due to the Medal situation and said he would plan campaigns again when there is an opportunity.
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Marshall
White House
St. Louis
Not Alarmed by Mexican Threats In Expedition News
American commander will not be deterred from sending troops anywhere south or north as needed despite threats from Mexican general Trevino. Gen Verishing, American field commander, plans rapid dashes along both sides of the border to seize rail access and strengthen communications. Overnight camp near Verishing’s column remained quiet save for light rain and clattering dogs, while natives assist with information on de facto Mexican troop movements. Local arrivals include former state senator Alex Tannahill, Dr W G Roller, cattle buyer H G Gameraan, Mrs W H Macey, Cora Clark, district attorney M A Dustin, and Tonopah businessman R H Burdick.
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COLUMBUS
N. M
Trevino
Verishing
Ameri
Mexico
northwestern
Ferishing
Hughes to Name Chairman in Republican Committee Talks
Charles E. Hughes arrived from Washington to confer with a Republican sub-committee chaired by W. Murray Crane on organizing the committee and selecting a new chairman. The meeting, set for 2:30 p.m., followed lunch with Crane. reports linked to William Loeb’s elimination and denied that William R. Williams would be chosen. Hughes plans to return to Providence for Brown University reunion before resuming duties.
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NEW YORK
Charles E. Hughes
Washington
Republican national committee
W. Murray Crane
Hughes
Providence
R. C
Brown University
Bridgehampton
Loeb
Crane
Alr. Hughes
William R. William
William Loeb
Roosevelt
Clash at Mazatlan prompts note on border guard policy
A Mexican embassy report describes a Mazatlan land landing attempt by American sailors from the gunboat Annapolis met by Carranza soldiers. Washington readies a public note to Mexico City stating U.S. troops will not be recalled until the de facto government proves it can guard the border. The 7600 word document is to be released later.
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WASHINGTON
Annapolis
Carringa
Marathin
Mexico
state department
Lansi
Eliseo Arrendonda
Langing
Carranza
Carpanda
Lansing
Mexico City
Eliseo Arrendondo
More Girls Testify in Trial of Will Orpet
At Kaukauna on June 19, Olive Rasmussen testified about Marion Lambert's birthday party on February 6. The state case continued as witnesses described Marion's happiness, the party dynamics, and a hair sample potentially linked to the cyanide death.
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KAUKEGAN
Will H. Orpet
Marion Lambert
Olive Rasmussen
Marion
Miss Rasmussen
Josephine Davis
James F. King
Ethel Cole
Irvin Clough
Miss Cole
Orpet
Intervention Can't Be Avoided Is Senator Chamberlain's Idea
Washington June 19 Senator Chamberlain said intervention seems necessary as Mexican forces threaten upheaval. Chairman Hay prepared a mobilization plan to draft guardsmen under oath for immediate federal service. War department reports 17 states have mobilized. orders from President Wilson call for rapid border deployment and possible furloughs for nonessential units. Upwards of 100000 troops may be held under arms for two weeks to a month while orderly integration occurs. States named include Oregon Maine Indiana Arizona Colorado Idaho North Dakota Ohio Virginia Washington New York.
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Chamberlain
Hay
senate
house
White House
Senator Chamberlain
Jime
war department
Ifay
house military committee
congress
Wilson
national guard
Duker
Oregon
Greorge
Maine
Indiana
Arontana
Colorado
Idaho
Thinais
Fort Dakota
Ohio
Virginia
Miali
Vermont
Tennessee
Museouri
New York
Baker
puamt
Mexico
Warren 8 Stone to West to gauge rail plan
New York June 19 Warren 8 Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers heads west to learn railroad plans for meeting emergencies that could trigger a national railway strike. He asserts victory for an eight hour day for 400000 workers, noting a shortage of experienced men to operate with strikebreakers.
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NEW YORK
Waren
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Editors of Nation Meeting in New York
New York June 19 Extensive plans have been made for the entertainment of several hundred editors attending the annual meeting of the National Editorial Association which began here today. The meeting will continue at week. Speakers on today's program include Melville KE Stone general manager of the Associated Press Will H Mayes dean of the Texas School of Journalism and John Temple Graves. The Pulitzer School of Journalism at Columbia University will tender a reception to the visiting editors tonight.
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NEW YORK
National Editorial Associaton
Melville KE. Stone
Associated Press
Will H. Mayes
Texas School of Journalism
John Temple Graves
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia University
Organizing Guard in Line Receives Volunteers Statewide
The article reports a call issued yesterday by Wilson for volunteers to join a national guard. It notes a plan to bring 806 men into service, 200 per each congressional district, and mentions the governor receiving telegrams from across the state offering services for duty on the border or interior. More details promised on page two.
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Wilson
national Board of
Nevadse
congress
Joovie
siden
union tharess
aboover
Dany promiseneni
They Claim French War Minister Was Murdered
New York reports on June 14 claim Gen Joseph Gallieni former French minister of war was murdered by a high ranking army officer amid treason charges. Lytvet Gustavy Heslouin, returning from France, alleged the general was shot in his Paris office after a three week illness. details remain unconfirmed and fate of the officer is unclear.
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NEW YORK
Joseph S. Gallien
France
iages
Lutyett Gustivy
Paris
Gallieni
Lefayette
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