President 10 Take Up Meigo Note On Monday
Washington reports President Whison and Secretary Lansing to meet Monday to respond to Carranza withdrawal demands. General Funston notes 94 rifles found and 500 rifles and machine guns seized from rebels. Zapata activity threatens Mexico City suburbs. U S warship Marietta ordered to Tampico. Secretary Baker received details of Pershing Gavira talks. naval pride commentary released.
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Maning
Five German Vessels Down In Baltic Actions
Reported British action details battleships Warspite and Marlborough dodging torpedoes and returning to port. Eight survivors from German cruiser Frauenlob reach Holland. rest of crew presumed lost. Wort of Reichstag speech deemed untrue as ships return to harbor with three British battle cruisers unnamed among eight lost.
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British admit loss of Elbing in North Sea battle fog
The admiralty confirmed the loss of the light cruiser Elbing after collision and fog during the North Sea action. The ship was not sunk by gunfire. the commander and most crew abandoned ship before the vessel exploded and sank near Vralden, Holland, with remains rescued by a Dutch fishing boat.
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Special Train Arranged for Governor Ferguson to Waco
The Ferguson Club of Travis County plans a special train to take Governor Ferguson to Waco on June 10 for his campaign opening speech. About 200 friends and supporters expected to travel. Headquarters opened in a local building with chairmen appointed as the club organizes for the trip.
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Governor Ferguson
Waco
Ims
Gavargor
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Hare
Tward
Aranr
Eradication Vote Breaks Down In Travis County
In Austin Texas the eradication measure for Travis County failed by about three to one in a local election. The question was whether to require cattle entering the county to be dipped under the federal formula before admission. Local cattlemen opposed the proposition.
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Travis County
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Federal Department of Agricultura
Cate Wen
Thousands March in San Antonio for National Preparedness
Tens of thousands parade through San Antonio backing national preparedness. Businesses Joske Brothers Wolff Marx and Alamo Iron Works lead civic groups including Rotary Club Knights of Columbus Polish societies and Red Cross among others. Veterans and youth march with banners while Samuel Harold Benjamin Snyder and his father Captain S A Snyder receive praise for endurance.
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Alaino City Rifle Club
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Calling Company
Peden Tron & Steel Company
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Lush &Foor Company
Alamo Iron Works
Yunner
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Va Wu
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Red Cross Hoeguel
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Stinwon Flying School
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Parade Echoes a Nation United in Chicago Demonstration
Crowds along the route exceed easy estimates with patriotic song and cheers as 100 bands play. Marchers advance in orderly columns from morning to night while reviewing stands remain distant witnesses to the vast show of unity. The event includes a push for national pride and organized pageantry across multiple columns.
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Chicago
Evan
North Sea Fight Sparks Push for Expanded Naval Bill
Reports from naval experts after a historic North Sea clash praise the Zeppelin and air scout role while urging rapid budget action. A conference among Secretary Daniels, Admiral Benson, and Sen. Tillman pressed for adding two dreadnaughts one battle cruiser and a mobile repair ship to the fleet.
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Daniela
Hensdy
Chlet
Naval Operations
Tillman
Senate Naval Affaire
Germany
Benson
Bneratney Daniels
Pensacola
Villa Death Report From Namiquipa Collapse Details
An old dispatch notes Pancho Villa died on April 10 after a knee wound worsened by infection. Navarez, who claimed to have driven Villa’s wagon from Guerrero, provided the account under questioning, but officers doubted the tale. Navarez said Villa was mortally wounded and suffering before help arrived.
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Offeéra
Republican Old Guard Maintains Safe Control in Parade Era
The article describes Republican leaders asserting control despite rival claims, noting crucial delegates who decide the nominee. It outlines camp facilities and military prep details, including hospital plans, dining and shower facilities, and communications at the proposed site.
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Port Sait
Houston
Riven
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Repubd
Thiffieth Infantry
Gentz
Hughes Declines To Enter Republican Naval Nominat
Washington reports that Tuadeer Hughes declined the chance to run for the Republican nomination. Advocates say Hughes would not refuse the nomination though he remained noncommittal. The question went to Justice Hughes through the secretary this morning, with no immediate comment from Hughes.
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Officers for Training Camp Are Announced
A total of 392 civilians enrolled for the training course as officers express confidence the camp will start strongly. The report lists officers from multiple infantry units, including Capt Teving, First Lieut Frederick Hoachan, and Capt George Leters, with several noncommissioned officers named.
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Teving
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Seckath Infantry
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Ninth Infantry
Jesse C Drain
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Infeoley
Uarvey W. Miteler
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Jere Baxter
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Capk Wiliam J. I Read
Thistletn Infantry
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Gilhect AM. al
Nineteenth Infantry
Eiryt Tigutenant Polivarg BE
Cavalry Dispositions and Mexican Theater Updates
June 3 dispatch reports two hundred freed horses and remounts sent to General Ler with cavalry under stress near the Mexican front. It notes continued evacuations to Colonia Dublin and Dublin remits, while reports describe Cristero forces near Homand and a shifting battle line forty miles south of Nansignips as aviation units prep for rapid deployment.
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Enon
Hughes Nomination Talk Sparks Uncertainty in Chicago
In Chicago rival factions debate whether Hughes will accept a nomination. Dr. Parsons asserts Hughes is expected to take the post, while others deny any commitment. The discussion touches on Hughes’s future role as national committee figure from New York and party leadership changes in Calumet.
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National Comiputesman
Fire Destroys Servants' House on Terrell Street
A rear Terrell Street residence owned by Walter T Napler in Washington Heights burned last night. Firefighters arriving at 9 22 reported the alarm, firefighters saved most items despite insured losses and two engine companies on patrol.
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