Brazil Watches U S Mexico Crisis After Deputies’ Barbs
In Rio de Janeiro on June 27 a heated chamber of deputies session drew Brazil's keen interest to the U S Mexico crisis. An opposition deputy attacked the United States over its notes on Mexico while praising Germany’s submarine stance. He urged defense of sovereignty for all nations. Deputy Souza Silva defended Brazil’s policy and denied links between Dr Laura Muller’s U S visit and the Mexican issue.
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RIO JANEIRO
Brazil
United States
Mexico
chamber of deputies
Lansing
Germany
Washington
Brand
Souza Silva
Souza
Laura Muller
American League at Cleveland and St Louis scores noted
Snippets show box scores from games in Cleveland Detroit to St Louis and Boston with listed pitchers and batters. Names include Williams Schalk Bagby Morton O'Neil Dubuc Baker Weis man Severeid Johnson and Ruth among others with varying runs and hits recorded.
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ST. LOUIS
R. H. EB
Detroit
St. Loui
Dubuc
Baker
Weisman
Severeid
National League at Brooklyn and Chicago games
National League matchups listed with Brooklyn and Chicago sites. Batteries noted include Tesreau Rariden versus Dell Muller in Brooklyn, Barnes Gowdy Alexander Bender Hillifer Burns in another pairing, and Cooper Wilson Pren-Cergast Fisher for Chicago. The fragmentary box scores suggest early inning totals and lineups across multiple games.
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New York
Brooklyn
Tesreau and Rariden
Dell and
Muller
Boston
Philadelphia
Barnes and Gowdy
Alexander
Bender
Hillifer
Burns
CHICAGO
RHEK Pittsburg
Cooper
Wilson
Pren- Cergast
Fisher
Sioux Indians Offer Enlist in Mexican Emergency
Fifteen hundred Sioux Indians in South Dakota offer to enlist in U S military service for the Mexican emergency in a letter to Senator Johnson. He notified Secretary of War Baker that the Indians must wait for a formal call for volunteers before they can join.
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WASHINGTON
South Dakota
United States
Johnson
Baker
Anti-Saloon League Holds Annual Session in Indianapolis
The 17th Annual convention opened with E S Shumaker of Indiana welcoming remarks and Rev L Davis of North Carolina replying. Davis urged freedom from liquor influence across parties and predicted prohibition will drive liquor from America as Shumaker cited Indiana achieving a saloonless population greater than prohibition Kansas and Maine.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Anti-Saloon League of America
E. S. Shumaker
Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
L. Davis
league
North Carolina
Davis
America
Shumaker
prohibition
Kansas
Maine
Guards Double at Texas Capitol Over Mexican Situation
State capital guards were doubled at the Austin buildings as a security measure. Officials announced orders to search all suspicious Mexicans entering the premises.
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AUSTIN
Tex
Japanese Steamer Sunk Off Barcelona by Submarine
The Japanese steamship Daigetsu Maru was sunk by a submarine off Barcelona. Forty-one crew members were rescued, with the fate of others not immediately confirmed. The attack occurred in the ongoing maritime hostilities near the Spanish coast.
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MADRID
Barcelona
Nevada Packers and Wood-Curtis Quotations Reported
Local market quotes from Nevada Packing Company and Wood-Curtis Company list butter at 26c per pound, eggs at 27c for extra, 24c for special medium, cheese from Northern California at 16 4c, Wisconsin flats at 21c, and Wisconsin Longhorns at 1c. Livestock prices include cows at 4%c live weight, hogs at 5 to 6 1/2c, ewes at %c, lambs at 7c.
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Nevada Packing Company
Wood-Curtis Company
California
Wisconsin
Families Leaving Border Cities in Arizona
Douglas, Ariz June 27 Families of 12 businessmen departed for interior cities to settle the tensions with Mexico while some Mexican women and children moved to California. The Twenty-Second Infantry was ordered to establish guard posts near Naco along the border and in the San Pedro valley. Quiet prevailed along the Arizona Sonora border.
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DOUGLAS
Ariz
Mexico
California
Sonora
Twenty- Second Infantry
Bisbee
international line
Naco
San Pedro valley
Arizona-Sonora
Parker May Get Prohibition Place
Friends of John M. Parker of Louisiana urged him to remain on the Progressive party ticket for vice-president. Prohibition leaders said Parker might be named for vice-president by their national convention at St Paul July 19 to 21 if he stays on the Progressive ticket.
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CHICAGO
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Progressive party
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Parker
Prohibition party
St. Paul
Sparks School Bond Issue 10 Voted On
Sparks voters go to the polls Saturday on a 45000 bond proposal for a modern school building. Trustees and residents say the need has existed for some time due to population growth and the inadequacy of the old structure, expecting a large majority to pass.
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SPARKS
sehnal
Nebraska militia ready for border deployment
Four militia companies were mustered and prepared to depart for the border once examinations and transport are arranged. Signal corps also prepared for immediate movement. Packages A Omaha H Blair F Madison G Denton transferred to federal service by 10 30. Equipment checks completed. Washington news notes senators discussing Susan B Anthony amendment. Navy recruiting via five moving picture news services approved by Secretary Daniels.
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LINCOLN, Neb
signal corps
Omaha
Blair
Madison
Denton
WASHINGTON
moving picture
ieetuhes
Vera Cruz
Daniels
Troops Break Up Filibustering Expedition at Sasabe
In Sparks Nogales Arizona June 27 a heavily armed filibustering expedition aimed at recovering a car seized by Mexican authorities was halted by military forces. Col W H Sage warned of border retaliation and threatened U S cavalry arrest if raid proceeded. Separately Sparks city council mediates a chicken dispute between Osmund and Bement ending with a $10 fine.
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NOGALES
Ariz
Sasabo
W. OH. Sage
Mexico
Arizona
United States
Arroynca
Sasabe
J. C.Jay
Sasbe
Mermosillo
city council of
Sparks
W. Hi Osmund
J. W. Bement
Marvin
Bement
Osmund
GUsmund
Supreme court
Knights Templar Return From Los Angeles Parade
De Witt Clinton Commandery No. 1 of Reno returned from the Los Angeles convention to report a highly enjoyable reception. Thirty-four Reno members rode in the parade escort to Grand Commander Lee S. Smith, with 33 mounted on black horses led by Dr. H. B. Reid on a white horse. The first division showcased their fine appearance amid 16,000 parade onlookers, including 88 year old Charles Forman, former commander when the Reno asylum was in Virginia City.
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De Witt Clinton
Knights Templar
Reno
Los Angeles
order
Reno commandery
Lee S. Smith
Dr. H. B. Reid
Charles Forman
DeWitt Clinton Commandery
asylum of the commandery
Virginia City
Hes
Little girl aspires to be soldierte in San Francisco
Special Correspondence from San Francisco reports eight year old Lilian Tarpey dismisses antiwar songs and trains as a soldierette at the Presidio. She wears khaki bloomers a coat and an army cap while older girls at the National Training Service School practice to become Red Cross nurses from dawn until dusk.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Lilian Tarpey
Presidio
National Training Service School
Red Cross
Miss Tarpey
Posse Searching for Murderer in Utah
Salt Lake City June 27 Sheriffs posses are scouring the Wasatch mountains east of the city for Larry Paul who shot and killed Amos B Neff a prominent farmer and stockman on his farm porch south of Salt Lake City last night Paul angered by Neffs refusal to deliver a horse after partial payment fired buckshot twice killing him instantly and fled to the mountains behind the farm
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SALT LAKE CITY
Wasatch mountains
here
Larry Paul
Amos B. Neff
Neff
Paul
Carranza Agent Turned Down By Polk
Washington reports Counselor Polk of the state department refused to discuss mediation of the Mexican difficulty with Charles A. Douglas a Washington lawyer and former Carranza counsel who said he had authoritative Mexican city advice Carranza would agree to mediation while military status quo remained. Luis Cabrera Mexican finance minister telegraphed Douglas that Carranza was willing to enter such an agreement.
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WASHINGTON
Polk
state department
Charles A. Douglas
Carranza
Mexico
Luis Cabrera
Douglas
Mexican bandits murder ranch owners near Hachita
Will Parker owner of Parker's ranch and his wife were found murdered at the ranch house southwest of Hachita New Mexico. Relatives reported the incident. bandits had previously raided the ranch and horses and cattle were taken. A cavalry pursuit followed but borders not crossed.
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Will Parker
Hachita
COLUMBUS
N. M
Parker
Seventy Year Men To Be Retired By Road
ST AUGUSTINE Fla June 27 Announcement was made here today by the Florida East Coast Railroad Company that beginning July 1 all its employees who have reached the age of 70 years will be retired and those having served at least 10 years prior to retirement will be pensioned The pensions will be two per cent of the employees salary at retirement multiplied by his term of years The plan would pay a $40 monthly pension to an employee who earned $100 a month and had 20 years of service
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ST. AUGUSTINE
Fina
Florida East Coast Railroad Company
Negro Troopers Captured by Mexicans in Juarez
Two black soldiers, exhausted and ragged, were jailed in Juarez after being captured by de facto Mexican troops near Guamun. Believed survivors of the Carrizal fight, their names and units were not released. Juarez officials said they would be sent to Chihuahua City with 22 other Carrizal prisoners, excluding Lem Spillsbury. General Bell noted he was informed but would not inquire, awaiting Gen. Funston’s instructions.
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EL PASO
Tex
Juarez
Guamun
Carrizal
Chihuahua City
Lem Spillsbury
Bell
Funston
Reprieve Granted in Joliet Penitentiary Murder Case
Governor Dunne granted a reprieve until October 14 for Chicken Joe Campbell who was sentenced to hang Friday for the murder of Mrs. Edmund M. Alten wife of Joliet penitentiary's former warden. The case centers on the fatal assault in Springfield Illinois with Campbell awaiting execution for the crime.
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SPRINGFIELD
Gov Dunne
Chicken Joe
Campbell
Edmund M. Alten
Joliet penitentiary
Jitney Drivers Must Pay License in Sparks
Sparks city council approved an ordinance requiring all motorists operating for hire in Sparks to pay a five dollar quarterly license fee. The ordinance covers drivers using machines that operate wholly or partly within the city.
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SPARKS
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