Italian-Turkish Rift Reported by Paris War Ministry
Paris reported Italy severed diplomatic ties with Turkey and planned troop dispatch to the Dardanelles. German forces claimed Dniester advances in Galicia and Goritz fell to Cadornas troops as Italy prepares to join operations against the straits.
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Dniester River
Galicia
Berlin
von Linsingen
Italy
Dardanelles
Duke of the Abruzzi
Dniester
Bukaszowicze
Chadrow
Meuse
Paris
National and local headlines mix in 1913 dispatches
Reports from Madison Square Garden to Chicago note Bryan’s peace speech, Republican convention plans, a Peoria plant fire causing $200000 loss, and a fatal collision on the Western Maryland line. Other items include Thaw insanity testimony, Slaton farewell guard actions, and Resta’s 500 mile auto record. Yale crews win dual regatta as 10000 spectators watch.
Notable Political Figures Face Illness and Death
Personal Judge John Clinton Gray, paralyzed and stricken with pneumonia, lies in a precarious state at Newport. Charles L. Goetz, former mayor of South Bend and longtime Indiana political figure, dies in Hot Springs, Arkansas from a complication of diseases.
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John Clinton Gray
Newport, R. J
Charles L. Goetz
South Bend
Indiana
Hot Springs
Ark
Mexican Revolt Flares As Foreigners Alerted In Capital
Washington learns from official sources that Mexico City faces a reign of terror affecting about 24000 foreigners. Carranza forces led by Gen Pablo Gonzales retreat before Zapata's 25000 troops. Gen Huerta and Gen Orozco arrested in Fort Russ Texas on neutrality charges as US district attorney acts from San Antonio.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Washington
Carranza
Pablo Gonzales
Zapata
Victoriano Huerta
Pascual Orozeco
Fort Russ
Tex
United States
San Antonio
Mi Vaso
Cientificos
Queen Victoria of Sweden Praised by Potsdam Crowds
Foreign crowds in Potsdam hailed Queen Victoria of Sweden as she traveled to Stockholm after visiting her mother, the Grand Duchess of Baden, a return to royal reception during a steady parade of officials and locals.
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Potsdam
Germany
Victoria
Sweden
Stockholm
Grand Duchess of
Baden
Germany to modify submarine warfare under US assurances
Ambassador reports good feeling in Germany about the US reply on submarine warfare. Britain blocks food and goods to Germany. London memorandum supports starving policy. President Wilson rests at the summer White House for a planned period of recovery before handling European and Mexican challenges. Germany would adjust submarine tactics if merchant ships avoid attacking U boats and assurances are given.
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State Department
Washington
Gerard
Germany
United States
America
Great Britain
London Foreign Office
Wilson
White House
Cornish
N. H
Germans and Americans urged to remain friends despite war tensions
Berlin reports Dr. Anton Meyer-Gerhard argues Germans and Americans misunderstand each other and should foster friendship. In Washington, officials note plans to limit dangers to U.S. vessels and say Germany may accept liability for Lusitania damages.
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Meyer-Gerhard
Kaiser
Berlin
Anton Meyer- Gerhard
Count Bernstorff
der Tag
United States
Lusitania
Germany
Gerhard
Washington
State Department
Foreign Office
Department
America
Gerard
Wilson Won’t See Angeles Amid Mexican Provisional Talk
Colonel Jesus Aguilar and Major Garcia arrived in Cornish New Hampshire to arrange a conference between President Wilson and General Angeles. The Mexicans proposed Vesquez Tagle as provisional president with Villa and Angeles backing him. Wilson may meet Angeles in Washington after the Cornish visit but has not indicated plans.
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Cornish
N. H
Jesus Aguilar
Maj.i . Garcia
Wilson
General Angeles
Carey T. Grayson
Vesquez Tagle
Mexico
General Villa
Washington
Huerta and Orozco Arrested by U S Officers at Fort Bliss
Gen Victoriano Huerta and Gen Pascual Orozco, former Mexican leaders, were seized by federal agents on a neutral ity charge aboard a Chicago Rock Island & Pacific train near El Paso. They were held briefly then released on bonds as authorities planned a preliminary hearing.
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el Paso
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Pascual Orozco
Fort Bliss
Huerta
Orozco
United States District Attorney
San Antonio
Washington
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Cientificog
Newman
N. M
Texas
United States
State Line
U. S
Department of Justice
Juarez
Western Canada Wheat Prospects Rise Across Prairies
The report highlights increased wheat acreage in Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba with gains of 22 25 and 15 percent respectively. Conditions are favorable with rain and warmth aiding growth and prospects for earlier harvests and higher production.
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Ilaskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Prairies
Calgary
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Slaten
Walter C. Piper
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