Roosevelt Declines Progressive Nomination To Back Hughes
In Chicago on June 26 Theodore Roosevelt refused the Progressive presidential nomination and urged support for Charles E Hughes. The national committee opposed adding a third ticket, voting 31 to 15, and rejected substituting Victor Murdock for Roosevelt.
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Peaceful Mission Cited In Carrizal Rescue Notebook
Maj Jenkins reports the Carrizal area is cleared with no more survivors found. A notebook taken from Capt Boyd's pocket includes a note to Gen Pershing about moving from the main line to near Carnal and a request to pass through Carrigal.
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Morey Savedivilla Shot by Goat Face in Party Fla
Field reports from Goa and Durango recount Captain Morey rescued by a scouting party from Maj Jenkins' command after Villa was shot by a Mexican associate. The status of Villa remained unclear with deserters suggesting he may be dead or alive in Durango.
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Austrians Retreat After Advancing On Italians
Rome June 26 official Italian war statement reports a general Austrian retreat in the Tretine district about 20 miles wide as Italian forces press the pursuit. The statement says Castles and ridge positions including Castel Gangbello Melette Mount Longara Gallo Asiago Cesuna and Mount Ceggio were captured and advance continues closely on the enemy.
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Germans Near Verdun Lines Amid Heavy Shelling
Paris June 26 German forces are three quarters of a mile from Verdun fronting the fortress. No relief operation has begun elsewhere to lift the pressure on the citadel. French commanders believe the German advance on the right bank of the Meuse is a temporary sign of strength as heavy rain and bombardment tire the enemy after three days of fierce fighting.
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Mobilization of Western National Guard Ethos Told at Front
Militia readiness along the western seaboard nears completion as Oregon units gather at Camp Withycombe and California and Washington regiments near Sacramento and American Lake. Pershing's punitive expeditionary force in Mexico maneuvers toward Valle, with about 12,000 soldiers in fighting trim, horses and mules prepared, and motor trains loaded for an advance.
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Aviator Killed in Looping Flight at Oshkosh
Charles Nues, a 26 year old aviator from Rochester, was killed after a looping loop in a war monoplane at Oshkosh. He died at St Mary’s hospital at six this morning from a hemorrhage of the brain caused by injuries sustained in yesterday’s crash. He had married last Friday in Chicago to Miss Lucille Goddard of La Gastic, Philippine Islands.
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All German Attacks Thwarted by Russians at Petrograd Warfront
Reuters dispatch from Petrograd reports officers describe the breaking of all German attacks along the Stokhod river. Russians counteroffensive gains, German prisoners compare Russian fire to Verdun. Further actions stretch from Vladimir Volynski to Sokal, with Russians occupying key rivers and rail lines near Czerawnite Katy.
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Latin American Ministers Reject Mediation in Mexican Crisis
Bolivian Minister Calderon following talks with Secretary Lansing says Latin American republics will not offer mediation now. He notes the United States believes this is not the time for mediation and hints that a future offer may be possible. Washington reports the embargo on arms and commerce to Mexico remains in effect.
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Censorship Plan Sought for Mexican Situation News
Washington June 26 administration officials prepared to ask Congress to authorize military censorship of news related to the Mexican situation. Following the Army War College recommendation a draft resolution empowers the president to issue censoring regulations covering the state war and navy departments and border area reporting. Secretary Bale announced a press bureau under an army officer to supervise department news.
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