Wilson Urges Red Cross Action On Mexican Suffering
President Wilson appealed to Red Cross officials to aid famine victims in Mexico as Carranza troops move southward. A Mexico situation conference in Washington discussed relief work and German notes influencing the region, with officials monitoring communications and diplomatic ties.
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Washington
Duis
Ng Rembie
United States
Boh Vila
Gurrangy
Meyteo
Wise
Cross
Eoropalen
Tron-Cor
Germany
Officiala
Thy Prestipl
Ca. Devel
Rag Cross
Mexico
Trntat Bicknell
Mins Mabel Ruttdman
Devel
Hle
Ern
Catravia
Vera Crus
United Seas
Mexico City
United Stites
Vera Cruz
Sonora Forces Brace for Last Stand Against Carranza Troops
In Sonora, Villa governor Jose Mayterena reported crowded defenses and large Villa troop concentrations in Nogales, with 7500 troops in town and 1900 more expected from Guaymas. General Calles’ army was reported near Santa Cruz as reinforcements prepared. A separate denial from Guntemaid Mendex denied aiding Victorians Uuerta.
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Douglas
Ariz
Jose Mayterena
Villa
Sonora
Ais
Carrileba
Guayanas
Mai
Callis
Santa Cruz
Germany Refuses Extradition of Allied Workers
Officials say Veriagis in the United States who aided war efforts for Germany’s enemies face possible extradition, but are protected under a naturalization treaty if they return to Germany after the war ends. The issue hinges on wartime duties and U S intervention if needed.
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Brito Department
Veriagis
Bertin
Germaany
Guinan
United States
Germany
Uider Wien
Candle
Rotarians Discuss National Security Meeting in Sac Antardy
Ava preliminary to the fandium in Sac Antardy of a brassel of the National Security League, Henry Ole presiding at St Anthony THotei led the program on National defense. ALP Harrell delivered the principal address. Members pledged $1 yearly and signed cards to join the organization. Met Opera baritone Cart & Weed and Arthur Ablunssen performed, with John Steintetur assisting.
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Ava
National Security League
Henry Ole
Anthony Thotei
Alp
Harrell
Washington
H. Kirkasinck
Funization
Runielau
H.aurvinkton
Cart & Weed
Metropolitan Opera Company of New York
Arthur Ablunssen
Schlagel
John Steintetur
Notary Chin
Chamber of Gommerce
Sullivan resigns as Dominican minister
Washington July 29. Tames Sullivan American minister to the Dominican Republic resigns his post amid hearings in the State Department led by Senator Phelan of California. Witnesses accuse Secretary Bryan of influence peddling with financiers in New York to secure Dominican contracts and customs deposits. The report notes Sullivan was described as hot tempered but innocent by some witnesses and implicated in seeking contracts for Americans.
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Washington, D.C
Sullivan
Oine Domittrad Republic
Han Tendarad
Witean
Suawung
State Department
Phelan
California
Wilson
Phalan
Dominican Republic
United States
Charerd
Bryan
Samuel
M. Jarvis
New York
Hann National
Santo Domingo
Omer
Port of
Weather Weather Forecast Across Cities With Varying Winds
Readable fragments show forecast across multiple cities including St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Denver and New York with temperatures ranging from highs in the 60s to 100s and winds varying from southeast to southwest. Local notes mention warm periods and cloudy conditions with a few cooler pockets.
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ST Louis
Temmereture
Lisars
Chicago
Nettiy
Wortmer
Milwaukre
Southweer
O¢ Howe
Wiytent
Denver
Kew
Yorks
Jay Hamehweat
Saurans
Warrington
Kansas Cuel Nweaalie
Sively
Ambi
Germany Receives Note on Lusitania Threats and U S Move
Washington officials prepared to publish a new American note to Germany warning that further violations of neutral rights and the loss of American lives would be met with a response. Ambassadors in Berlin and London were monitoring German replies and the next diplomatic move.
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Washington
Germany
Bcl
Gerard Ty
Berlin
Glen
Norrow
Weahington
Gini Xeed
Tau
United States
Rexuird
Great Britain
jSfam
Cowie
Gazmtuya
German envoy seeks official copy of new American note
Count Gernstorff, the German envoy, went to the State Department for its official copy of the new American note to Germany after receiving an unofficial outline. He said the ambassador’s personal view is that the note may still allow amicable adjustment though a formal reply could be delayed.
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Washington, D.C
Rermstorff
Geran Win Hasendor
State Department
Hut
Foreign Office
Indus
Gerard
Thad
American note to Evstana discussed at Wilson Lansing conference
Washington officials report a new note protesting interference with American commerce. Secretary Lansing will finish the draft and forward it to President Wilson for approval. The note aims to address German and British actions and seeks to present a united front before formal dispatch to London.
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Washington
B.C
Evstana
United States
Wilson
Lansing
London
Wison
Fekr
Panama Canal Surplus After May Revisions
Official reports show that after counting operation, civil government, sanitation and administration, the Panama Canal records a May surplus of 177 798 dollars against a prior 25 480 deficit, yielding about 478 percent on expenditure. Credit is given to adjustments in construction and related interest costs.
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Washington, D. C
Lalla
Germans Seize U.S. Ships in Veiled War Action
Fragmentary wartime report states American vessels Bark Mundsre and New Work for Stark yholm were seized by German forces and towed toward a Swinmantie port. The captured ships, said to be bound for Kalbe with woolen cargoes, were noted as sailing around July 11 in a veiled dispatch from Berlin.
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Berlin
Starkyholm
Gere ‘Mans
Italy and Turkey Near Breaking Point Amid War Strains
Unclear reports describe mounting tensions between Italy and Turkey as diplomacy frays. Observers warn of possible broader conflict while mobilization and evacuations affect civilians and regional stability.
Mystery in Death of Dallas Woman
Fort Worth Texas July reports say Mrs Beth Catten of Fort Worth died in San Angelo after a trip to Dallas friends describe her as found dead last night. Authorities said no cause is given and the coroner's verdict is pending.
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Dallas
Bory
Bran Angelo
Daly
Dee Delia Pome
Elias
Wis
Fyi
Saell
Dallay Hs
Omoeta
Mrs. Cahkel
Mart Horris
Laur-psi
Mra. Cohen
Wanian
Fort Worth
Tex
J. M. Middax
Ueth Catten
Ban Angelo
Jared
Catten
Sas Angelo
Astyr
Maddox
Wore
Calnot
Angelo
Acauk
Two Twelfth Year Olds In Fatal Shooting Accident
A twelve year old boy died after a companion accidentally discharged a gun at Sutton farm six miles from Seguin. The tragedy occurred during an outing when the weapon went off into the stomach, with the survivor being about the same age.
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Seguin
Satfon
Sutton Farm
Neutral ships free Gondan and nearby ports
Vague dispatch reports several ships freed by authorities near Gondan. The Plasida and Sheland, delayed by Danish steamer Plas ida from Baltimore and Norwegian steamer Sheland from New Fork, were released. The Luavisiana detained at Kirkwall. Plotida sailed Baltimore June 27 for Kirkwall arriving July 13 with cargo to Gothenburg.
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Gondan
Cenzari
Plasida
Baillrcore
Sheland
New Fork
Authoritie
Deniah
Luavisiana
Boston
Kirkwall
Plotida
Baltimore
Gothenburg
Skogling
New York
Copenhagen
Ar Fing
Fitkwsly
Bayonne Braces as Strikes Threaten Oil Works
Bayonne prepares for possible unrest as Standard Oil plants face walkouts. Sheriff Kinkead warns strikers and pledges police to prevent violence while a mediation panel seeks wage increases. City locks down all galleries and guards patrol the streets. troops not initially needed.
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Staats
Don Evenin Ce
Fe Crist VletlMy
John Hirinehne
Torbade
Sherrif Dugene Kinkaid
Pelicn Bond- Wuatiers
C Wave
Elty Mediation Commission
Standard Oil
Bayonne
Garvin
MUI Workers On Strike Amid Garment Union Rally
New York workers from the Children’s Ticket Makers union join a strike today, announced by Sidney Hillman president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America as the affiliated members press for action.
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New York
Lhewsand
Children’s Tecket Makers
Uniemsteitek
Sidney Hillman
Amaleaated Clothing Workers of
Amaten
Niyn Jz
Bridgeport Labor Talks Contested as Goimbers Arrives
Samuel Gompers arrives with AFL leaders to hear a dispute settlement in Bridgeport. J B Johnston says negotiations fail to sign a written agreement to end lower-level troubles and that next actions target eight-hour workdays and wartime munition plants amid plant unrest.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Samuel Goinaers
American Federation of Labor
International Nies
J. 3
Johnston
Remington, Company
T Mme
Campalan
New Eueland
Winchester Sling Arms Company
New Traven
Mmusunie
French Boat Missing Off Sayville After Mine Attack
A French vessel named The Rivon is missing since April 24 after a submarine attack near Sayville. Reports indicate the ship, 910 feet long with a crew of 24, was torpedoed while crossing the Suez Canal route and a British steamship firing from a distance. Multiple ships share similar names in the records, complicating identification.
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Vemlin
Lo Sayville
le Rivon
Swiss Fear War Clouds Over Berlin
A Herne Switzerland dispatch to the Overseas News Agency reports General Ulrich Wille, commander of the Swiss army, addressing a Sempach anniversary meeting. He cautions that while war preparations rise, the future remains uncertain and Switzerland might yet escape turmoil, even as storms rage around.
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Berlin
Sayville
Herne
Switzerland
Overs Seas
Newa
Ulrich Wille
Swiss Armiy
Eld
Sempach
Wille
Relief ship held up in Washington on registry appeal
Secretary Lansing instructed Ambassador Page to press Britain to expedite the Allaniag relief committee of New York’s request to change W G Cochrane from Canadian to American registry. The vessel with a grain cargo for Albanian famine sufferers is held in New York until registry is corrected.
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Washington, DC
Lansing
Page
Allaniag Relief Committee of
New York
W. G. Cochrane
Two Die In Auto Crash Near River Park
In a late night accident near River Park a 21 year old man Dnly Francis Loray and 22 year old Miss May Daly were killed when their car plunged from a high embankment. The bodies were not found until early today and the driver was pinned beneath the wreckage.
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Mempios
Francis Loray
Miss May Daly
Fid& Park
Bray
Miss Dry
Mise Dalye
Marguerite Woods
Balksmith
Jay
Sartore
Bandit Ransom Advance Sought In Idaho Wyoming Frontier
The frontier tale reports a bank bandit holding Ernest A Empey for ransom in Idaho Wyoming. His father S Empey arranged for the delivery of 1600 in gold at Lang canyon to secure the release. A lone driver will transport the money to the designated spot at midnight Saturday.
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Idaltu Palgs
Daha
Oullewry
Lang Canyon
Idaho-Weoming
Ernest A. Empey
Empey
Attorney Ivins Dies After Fight Over Barnes Suit
New York attorney William Ivins longtime leader in legal circles dies in Syracuse after a brief illness. He had served as judge advocate general and held key offices in the state bar, including work on the Barnes case following Roosevelt litigation. His death ends a prominent career in New York law.
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York
Wilitasy
Elieef
Th. Bensl
William Barnes
Theatorr Roosevelt
Ives Dita
Syracuse
Ivins
Barnes
L & Ca Lorie
Stits
Ality Cham- Ta
Mirrors warn drivers at sharp western Pa curve
A Pittsburgh radio report describes two large plate glass mirrors to be placed atop a dangerous curve in western Pennsylvania to reflect approaching headlights for 400 feet, giving drivers a clear warning of the bend. The plan, supported by the New Kensington Automobile Club, aims to reduce crashes by showing drivers the curve in time.
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Pittspurg
Svestern
Russian Lines Hold Teuton Drive On Warsaw Front
Weathered fronts report Russian lines checked a German push toward Warsaw, with intact defenses around the city. Reports claim German advances near Lublin Chelm and at the Narew front met strong resistance as Allied forces seek to relieve pressure on other fronts.
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Teengorid
Berlin
Wis
Nevegeorgiivsk
von Mackensee
Dlepatches
Nerew
Rovne
de Russiano
Thealles
Mesopotamia
Derdaneilns
Italy
Turkey
France
Dueine
Meteeral
Barisq
Russian Efforts Fat Berlin Front Near Warsaw
Dispatches from Vienna report a failed Russian attempt to halt the southward advance near the Lublin-Chelm line, with fighting along the Vistula and Bug rivers. Austro German forces push forward in Galicia as Russians endure heavy pressure and scarce supplies, with stubborn resistance at Krasnostay and near Lake Trey.
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Berlin
Vienna
Warsaw
Vistula
Bug
Trancorod
Lublin
Cheim
Lobiin
Zeltunist Taroy
Galicia
Hile
Ateadlie
Krasn¢stay
Bani
Polar
Ritesr Ear Guianis Corte
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League
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Hall of Grind Rapids
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Guumany
Gernstorff
Duriaer Negotias USA
England
Tov
Panama Canal
Desist Ie
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America
Victoria
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Kalbe
Hom
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Haltin
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Puidia
Ja Minor
Syria
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Gerang
Huly
Sriitch Remutt
Helense
Tonish Steamers
Ford Worth
Mayer Toro
Police Commission
DURAN
Strlea
Peainsubss
Pteaneshiy Botalne
Eatltiing
Cronbata
Sug Gunigrinis
Ieaulbe
MUI
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Catonult
Somper
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Signa
Pyge
KRUPP
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Halbache
Gustav von Bohlen
Fale
Ramars
Fett
Amit Phat
Bertin Krapp von
Tohien
Thais
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Erman
Funk
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Snyvie
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Repurta Tras I
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Rattepor
Ana
Man
Theresa
Duck Te Councey Bompes
General Wille
Lansinz Tella Pugs
Asi
Stephin Hawkes
Elute
TN Bia
Phon Rowley
Idaho
Canyon
Roosevelt
Bright
Cole
Lilvarers
Machine Vest Wryeniing
Teuton Drive
BUNS
Teuton
Lake Trey
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