Mexican and American Troop Movements Across Border
U S notes to Mexico criticized as haughty while Mexico reports 140 Mexicans killed and slavers unpunished. Troops at Carrizal and near the border are withdrawn northward as authorities discuss prisoner releases and further actions. Supplies for a 200000 man border force are planned for 30 days.
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Mexico
Department of Foreign Relations of Mexico
Carranza
Obregon
Mexico City
Carrizal
New York
Quartermaster’s Department of the United States
el Paso
Tex
Colonia Dublan
French Retake Thiaumont After All-Day Fight Near Verdun
In renewed heavy fighting French troops reclaim Thiaumont a northeast Verdun position captured by Germans. Paris issued a statement noting the clash as a decisive action with ongoing stiff resistance on the Verdun front.
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Thiaumont
Verdun
Paris
Socialist Leaders Karl Liebknecht And Wiebknecht Treated In Opposing Treason Trials
A Berlin demonstration supported Dr Karl Wiebknecht jailed for 30 months for high treason amid police precautions. In London Sir Roger Casement was found guilty of high treason and sentenced to death. A Berlin dispatch reports Karl Liebknecht received 80 months and dismissal from the army after trials for high treason gross insubordination and resistance to authorities.
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Karl Wiebknecht
Berlin
Roger Casement
High Court of Justice
London
Casement
Karl Liebknecht
Domestic John Duncan Dies in Terre Haute Trip
Spencer Indiana legislator John Duncan died suddenly in Terre Haute where he had come for his son’s wedding held in the evening. The event marked a swift, unexpected death during a family occasion.
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John &. Duncan
Spencer, Ind
Terre Haute
Ind
Washington war measures swell as Senate approves bills
Secretary Baker orders suppression of troop movement news. President Wilson may intercede for Sir Roger Casement, while Carranza soldiers loot the Nogales consulate. National Guard mobilization pledges safety measures. Britain delivers 250 Lewis guns for Europe. Senate passes urgent deficiency and post office bills totaling about 27.5 and 322 million. An American soldier is killed and another wounded in Santo Domingo fighting. The United States demands apology and indemnity from Austria over the Petroleite submarine attack.
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Washington
Caperton
United States
Santo Domingo
Austria
State Department
Four Villistas Executed in New Mexico Jail
Four Villistas captured during the Columbus raid were hanged in the Deming New Mexico county jail. In New York, Roosevelt plans to seek government authority to raise a division of volunteers for Mexico the moment war is declared and a call for volunteers is issued. He will seek a commission as major general.
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New York Press Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Mexico
Columbus
Deming
N. M
New York
Roosevelt
Allies Make Big Gains On Front
British and French forces push on along the Somme front with Fricourt and Curly taken, villages Frise and Merau court wood captured, heavy German losses reported. Austrian, Italian actions also noted with Letchitsky storming west of Kolomaa and Italian assaults along fortified lines.
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London
Fricourt
Curly
Somme
Albert
Contalmaisson
Gommecourt
Arras
Bapaume
Peronne
Frise
Meraucourt
French
War Office
Letchitsky
Kolomea
Galicia
Petrogad
Zunga Totya
Foppiano
Pedescala
Two Boys Drown Near Indianapolis Creek
Archie Sluder and Duncan Blue drowned in Eagle Creek near the I and W railroad bridge yesterday afternoon. Archie, learning to swim, rode on Blue's back across the pool about 150 feet from the bridge. As they neared mid stream Archie clutched Blue's neck and both disappeared in twenty feet deep water.
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Indianapolis
Archie Sluder
Duncan Blue
Eagle Creek
Archie
John Schreiber
Sluder
Schreiber
Dan Sullivan
South West Street
Blue
Stone
Soldier-Groom Weds Eula Carter at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Private Charles D. Hardin of Company K and Miss Eula Carter of Forest were married at Fort Benjamin Harrison. The ceremony, held yesterday after a military wedding was improvised on a stage of guns and boxes under a tent. Soldiers gifted the couple a set of silver knives and forks.
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Benjamin Harrison Seymour
Charles D. Hardin
Eula Carter
Forest
Benjamin Harrison
Mexicans Try to Enlist in Evansville Recruiting Office
Two Mexican men employed by a railroad section gang attempted to enlist in the local militia company in Evansville last night. Captain J. F. Blum refused them after discovering they were not American citizens. The officers were surprised and did not record the men’s names.
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Evansville
J. F. Blum
Bond Issue Depends on Treasury Balance and Congress Action
Washington July 3. The Hay bill would provide 2 million dollars for dependents of National Guardsmen and goes to the Senate with a discretionary allowance up to 50 dollars per month. Treasury officials assess the year end balance to decide if a bond issue is needed to cover Mexican crisis expenses. current surplus may exceed 200 million if revenue measures pass.
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Washington
House
Secretary of War
Treasury
Congress
Russians Push On In Great Push Against Teutons
Petrograd reports more than a quarter of a million Teuton troops captured as the Russian offensive continues. Officials estimate total captives may exceed 400,000 with 600,000 Austro-German losses overall to date. Entire Austrian regiments have surrendered in surround operations.
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Petrograd
Millon Teuton
War Office
General Staff
Morocco Tribesmen Uprising Shocks Ceuta Region
Madrid reports the cabinet met on short notice to address a revolt by tribesmen in Ceuta Morocco where heavy fighting has erupted. The clash prompted rapid governmental action amid escalating tension.
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Morocco
Madrid
Ceuta
Indiana Brevities Roundup of Local Affects and Trials
Evansville saloon keeper fined for Sunday closing violation. Warsaw reports 182 signatures for Washington township wet option petition. Pierceton in Washington township. Winchester man, 27, ex teacher, sentenced 2 to 14 years for burglary. Tipton plans centennial auditorium 5000 to 6900 dollars. Veedersburg elects Perry D. Poynter superintendent. Rushville church demolition for 15000 dollar new building. Clinton hires Madison superintendent Donald Dushane. Paoli M E church ladies exhibit heirlooms. oldest attendee 99. Vincennes seeks local option election for seven taverns. Columbus widow 102 dies. South Bend DePauw president to speak at July 4 picnic. Columbia notes 21st Sunday School convention officers. Evansville saloon quarrel leaves Mattheews brain concussion. Graham charged. Valparaiso Bible institute debate over denominational stance. Aurora appoints Stedman pastor of St Marys church. Covington oil boom under Yerkes. 10000 acres leased. Hammond drowning accident involving Mrs Lindquist. husband dazed. Indianapolis Knights of Pythias aims to recruit troops for possible wartime regiment. Indianapolis Progressive plans for national convention in Chicago. Tell City body found hanging near Perry County home.
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First Baptist Church
S. G. Huntington
Clinton
Donald Dushane
Madison
James Wilkinson
Goshen
Paolis
M. E. Church
Anna Wood
Vincennes
Bicknell
Knox County
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Valparaiso
Bible Institute
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Aurora
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St Mary’s College
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Covington
James Yerkes
Golden Red OH Company
Wicks Holleran
Sherman Yerkes
Hammond
Peter Lindquist
Plymouth
Bourbon
Indianapolis
Charles Remy
Knights of Pythias of
Indiana
Knights of Pythias
War Department
Remy
Edwin M. Lee
Progressive State Committee
Chicago
Tell City
John Vollmer
St. Marks
Perry County
Just Suited the Manager Comedy Sketch
A struggling fifth-rate touring comedian tells the manager he cannot appear, saying he feels funny. The manager retorts that he has never been funny since joining the troupe, highlighting the comic misfit in a tense exchange.
Cue ticura Ointment and Cuticura Hair Care Ad
Precede shampoo with Cue ticura Ointment for dandruff itching and scalp irritation. Claims to improve complexion hair hands and skin with super creamy emollients. Free sample by mail with Book. Address Cuticura Dept ly Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept. Ly Boston
Defense Plea Falters as NH Lawyer Quits in Court
Gilman Marston of New Hampshire chafes at the judge’s slow grasp in a complex case. After an hour and a half of argument the judge admits confusion and the attorney ends with a frank admission he cannot progress.
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Gilman Marston
New Hampshire
Julius Caesar
Christian Register
Nobody hod burns him in Petunia Tavern clash
Kansas City Star quotes a landlord arguing that locals defend the town and tolerate criticism while outsiders accuse the city of energy yet hypocrisy. The exchange highlights tensions over progress and reputation in a small American town.
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Petunia
Kansas City Star
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