Obregon Wounded In Battle Near Vera Cruz Reported
General Otregan Obregon Carranza's commander in the fighting against Villa was wounded in action while directing operations on the firing line. Dispatches say Obregon is out of danger and the pursuit of Villa forces continues as the Veracruz area sees refugee movements and relief efforts. Garza deposed in Mexico City with Lagos Chazaro named provisional president. state department and war officials coordinate refugee aid and border talks continue.
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Washington, D. C
Otregan
Carranza
Villa Jwon
Silitman
Vera
Cruz
Diya Amn
Guntal Obregon
Carrapin
Thyekon
Randon
Ciidaad
Obregon
Hipresing
Willistas
Lorever
Melua
Raque Gonziles Garza
Mexico City
Lagos Chazo
Villa
Chilon- HL
State Department
Lill Noma van Hranelkeo Laxop Chazaro
Vera Crux
Maduro
Gare
Chastro
Actiog
War Department
Merton City
Salad W. P. Moots
Monte
Sid
Moats
Brosgiliam
Arothers
Gomez Falado
Jones
Wu-Aun
Mexico
Carothers
Monterey
Admits Hold Up as a Lib in Burglary
A Mexican man, 27, captured by Police Captain Brown and detectives, admitted holding up a saloon and stealing items from Joseph Haas at 1502 North Ney Brantats Avenue. He was found with money, whiskey, a box of cigars, a pistol and two razors, and faces burglary charges.
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Lai
Brown
Proudfoot
Stewe
Joseph Hassaloon
North
Ney Brauntats Avenue
D Ofcinek
Haashag
Haag
Lyu Slot
Haas
Italians Take Monfalcone Route To Trieste
Allied dispatches report Italian forces captured Monfalcone after stubborn fighting along the Espazo river. The town lies near Monfalcone three miles east at Lin river and about one mile north of the Gulf of Trieste, a strategic rail link to Trieste. Observers note the seizure strengthens Italian positioning and may influence the Austrian defenses in the region.
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London
Montalcons
Rome
Caverna
Trajan
Espazo
Falcone
Lin River
Mistaner
Gulf of Triesta
Trieste
Trent
Talim
Avetria
Gullein
Petrogrid
Praumyst
Galicia
Dniester
Zurawna
Lemberg
Baltic
Russia
Berlin
Shavit
Dubysa
Golinia
Pavis
Arras
Hebsterne
WEATHER GERALAN FORCES RETREAT STORY NEAR FRENCH FRONT
Berlin reports German forces retreating from the Baltic provinces as part of a wartime update. Battles near Souchez Neuville and Hebuterne show French actions stalling. French gains near Nourlis and south trenches are noted as the western theater details unfold with continued fighting and artillery exchanges.
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Berlin
Lonion
Tre
Armr
Russia
Shavit
Reisagolae Zoginia
Souchez
Neuville
Gar
Nourllis
Hebuterne
King Emmanuel Front Leader of Italian Troops
King Emmanuel leads Italian forces on the front amid a prolonged battle line. He personally visits zones of fighting, travels by horseback where roads fail, and expends great energy encouraging troops. Queen Helena oversees philanthropy while princesses craft masks. Crown Prince Humbert bids farewell to departing units.
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Rome
Paris
Victor Iommanuel
ItnMan
Hohe
Helena
Ailner
Humbert
Union National Bank of Monroe Closed in Washington D C
Comptroller Williams announced the closing of Union National Bank of Monroe Louisiana with a capital of 200000 and 40000 surplus. The bank was closed yesterday by its directors due to mismanagement, excessive loans to officers and directors, violations of national bank laws, and neglect by directors.
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Washington, D. C
Willams
Union National Bank
Monroe
National Berk
Hank
Three Million Men for War in England Reported
In London June 10 Premier Asquith stated that 8 200 000 men have been approved for service in the present war and that the total would not be increased without Parliament authority. He noted that other forces had been mobilized with no parliamentary knowledge and anticipated discussion on a carrier vote next Tuesday.
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Londen
Parttemenn
Asquith
Asquithus
House of Unmnons
Western rate increase opposed by railroad and utilities panels
The document records opposition to proposed rate increases by Western railroads with state railroad and public utilities committees from multiple states including Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Oklahoma Kansas and Idaho. It argues railroads face sufficient profits and warns that allowing higher charges could raise operating revenues beyond needs, challenging the argument that the increases are just and reasonable.
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Ashington
Oh Gramn
Pradtet
Western Talrogia
Witrstale Meimnerte
Waihey
CU Ffordborne
Committee of State Railroad
Town
Nebrasks
Jouises
South Dakety
North Dakcote
Okla Homa
Loyldana
Arrioan
Arius Galorada
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Vth
Aaron
Vanderbilt body not found in Clare coast search
London report confirms the decomposed body recovered on the County Clare coast last night is not Alfred Geshn Vanderbilt. The You family representative in London received the news this afternoon, clarifying the mistaken identity amid ongoing search efforts.
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County Clare
London
You Familly
Cueenstown
Alfred Geshn Fanderbilt
Bryan to Begin Propaganda for Peace at Once
Washington June 1 report on William J Bryan resigning as secretary of state and urging public judgment. The piece outlines his private stance, cabinet reactions, and the push to influence German policy, alongside Wilson administration plans and diplomatic moves with Germany via Gerhard and the German ambassador.
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Washington
D.lune
William J. Tincan
Init
Tio de
Uren
Germany
Uryan
India
Brynn Ox
United States
Bryan
Suni
Robert Dansing
State
Hinley
Lansing
Chewhu
UC Lune
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Gerard Ja
Merlin
Reeves
Trina
Resignation Rumors Linger Over Bryan Amid Wilson Trust
June 10 report notes extensive press talk on Secretary of State Bryan’s resignation and its potential impact on the second American vote to Germany. Articles question ministerial discipline and suggest Wilson’s prestige remains strong due to American patriotism and justice.
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Farig
Bryan
Germany
Jean Herberts
Queenstown
Nowa
Coun Fairs
Lahorer
Venderbilt
Wilson
Turks Lose Gunboat Marmaris in June Action
British government statement says the Turkish gunboat Marmaris was sunk and the transport Mosul captured in the Parsian Gulf region. Marmaris, 492 tons, 66 men, 274 feet long, armed with four 9-pounders, two 1-pounders, and one torpedo tube, built at Leerensot in 1897.
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London
Mosul
Tone
Leerensot
Aranre
US Adopts New Coin With Laborer Image
San Francisco June 10 United States government will circulate a special commemorative coin bearing a laborer’s image marking the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Twenty five thousand coins will be issued in gold tones with limited minting. The project, noted by officials, reflects a push to honor the era’s progress in engraving and national symbolism.
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San Francisco
Cali
United States
Ue Sen Francisca Mink
German press comments on Bryan resignation
Berlin readers see Bryan’s exit as a major shift in U S policy. Vorwaerts and the Tageszeitung argue it signals Wilson administration firmness toward war goals, while Teleg Zeitung notes Germany remains steadfast. Commentators warn that immigration and wartime shipments could be pressured by a reevaluation.
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Berlin
London
Vorwaertz
Tagestung
William J. Bryan
Vorwaerts i Rt Breanaways
Wilson
Teges Zeitung
Germany
British steamer flies US flag on transatlantic voyage
The British steamer Colonial, en route from Avonmouth to Boston with 100 passengers, hoisted the American flag for protection amid neutral powers tensions after the Lusitania note. Captain Manuel J. Meton claimed British patrol interference and noted no submarines sighted. The ship, formerly the German Tina Rolit, carried mostly men who had traveled to England as horsemen with free passage.
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Boston
Mage
Manuils J. Meton
Avonmouth
England
Meton
Alz Piay
Vo Ag
Wilson
Hingland
Ying
Navy League plans luncheon to boost national naval effort
Invites for a Navy League conference were issued by J Morean General Horace Porter and others. Col. Robert M. Thomson said the key item is a petition to President Wilson urging Congress to authorize a special session to appropriate 600 million dollars for expanding naval and military force.
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Macay
Navy League
J ] Morean
Horace Porter
Robert M. Thomson
Idleness Cited as Prime Cause in Crime Report
A Soviet service report faults idleness and unemployment for most crimes among boys in Fontes bays, with 100 per cent charged in a specific court case. The investigation covers 1410 vays Drougat and notes lack of work as a factor in juvenile offenses cited by authorities.
Germany Replies On Sinking of Willams Frye And Prize Rules
The German Foreign Office replies to the United States on the duel questions raised by the sinking of the American sailing vessel William P Frye. Berlin argues the destruction of contraband laden ships can occur under war rules and treaty obligations, while denying that stopping supply alone suffices. The note asserts prize courts must decide if destruction was legal and indemnity handled under the Prussian American treaties.
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Washington, D
Jane
Germant
Willams
Mvine Eisel Predyich
United States
Ger
Prussia
Termiany
Plantei Ya Ginn
Lot Ecach
Germany
Claimue Mar
London
Foreign Office
Fertin
Tinneder
James WW. Gererd
Amurlex
William P. Frye
Prinz Ettel Friedrich
Jutey VT
Pri
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Annapolis
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Geralan
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King Emmanuel
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Frye
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