Kaiser Wilhelm II Hits Amidships in Fog Collision
The Kaiser Wilhelm II, 13, of the North German Lloyd, docked at Southampton for hull repairs after collision with the British steamer Inchmore. Passengers described shock and confusion as signals and movement ceased. Most first class passengers were transferred to the Imperator.
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Southampton
Hull
Litvert
Tt Wan
Kavee
Wilhelm van Drébehey
Ino Salon
A. G. Haman
Chico
Cal
Incemore Crumble
N. W. von Schilling
Hampton
York
Fiesta Directors Honor Mr Frank at St Anthony Banquet
Directors of the Wigata Association honored Mr Frank at a rooftop banquet atop the St Anthony Hotel for his work in making the last festival a success. J S Ramer acted as toastmaster and speakers discussed planning for future festivals and the role of women in the organization.
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Wiritrank
Wigata Association
St. Anthony
Frank
Udine
Eid
J. S. Ramer
Frehk Wes
Mr Frank
Sasine
Sacutin
Harry L.milton
Ernest
Raha
W. C. Billimas
J. B. Carrington
L. H. Clegg
Dluctipa
Williameine Silman
John T. Fonts
H. Horner
J. ¥. Racer
John Willisma
Cal Sad Rai
Policeman Fatally Shot in Dallas Drugstore Altercation
Dallas June 1 investigation into a downtown clash between two police officers over a crowded drugstore and hotel last night led to Patrolman Jesse Wright's death. Provisional officer R. Trammell admitted shooting after Wright allegedly drew a pistol. Trammell wounded in the wrist. Assistant Chief Brown reported Wright's service plate was taken and no cartridges exploded. both men were married.
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Dallas
Tex
Affidinia
Ibé
Jesse Wright
R. Trammell
Trammell
Wright
Trammall
Brown
Appeals For Help To Save His Position In Congress
The article discusses divisions among U S Congress members over peace and military policy. It highlights Congressman Slayden as a peace advocate with a hobbyhorse stance, while others push for stronger military preparation and appropriations to benefit their districts. Blayden’s approach is contrasted with rivals seeking funding and influence.
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Madvag! Peace
Juan Jamey L. Blayden
Texas
United States
New York
Congress
Senate
Carnegie
Slayden
Hownver
Tilly
Pacific
Rehlle
Blayden
Beine
Moat
Thom
San Antonio
Blavden
Slayden Camp Committee Formed Amid Broad Local Support
A large Slayden camp committee has organized with many members from diverse communities. Notable names listed include A Denny William Auboye Albert Steven Wah Vorenholmer and dozens of others, reflecting broad local backing while observers note some residents object to Slayden’s petition.
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Slayden
Thoms
Iitherto Soensnana
Albert Steven
Wah Vorenholmer
Leas C
Guesens
M. Davis
N. Brown
Irrani
Bosenarae
Ty Muthook
Ag- Feck
Duva West
Reagai Sauston
G. Newton
NO. Green
Case
Nelson Lytle
E. W. Tynan
H. B. Rice
C. C. Charts
Baron Willams
B. Storey
Deldore Btrauen
A. Cohen
D H Wagner
Gil Glesorke
Otto Harnisch
H. G. ‘Goenther
D. J. Straus
Roy Campbell
Ed Sachs
O. G. Kinsley
Louis Baur
Adalph Uhr
Leo
M. J. Helmann
Wiliiam Rahmedarf
Jovks McDivvett
Noa Spears
TM. Paschal
A. Eerl- Charles
Trimble
Otis Li. Shannon
A. M. Aubrey
Elmsell
William Aenay Sidommes
Webrekberser
Cubus
Fred Kelsey
Wai Bédson
Dekeise
EJ. Gane
A. B Risehe
Tullos Fr
Iwig
Wilke
Rfd
Don L
B. James
James Watson
Henman Serold
Bulverde
Alfred Toeppertein
Et Bohukz
Ormy
Edgar Smith
Stain
James
Hipnd Wins Ascot Gold Cup In Thrilling Race
The Ascot Gold Cup was won by Hipnd a five year old horse trained by Waivie with Willbrook placing second and Gealor third among ten runners. King George and Queen Mary attended as the finish prize money totals 2500 plus 17500 and 100 in sweepstakes per entrant. A separate report from Washington notes F B Smith an American aboard Tonela Chiapas was released amid an investigation into deaths of Mexicans. Smith and family were in Guatemala per Rear Admiral Badger.
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Ascot
Waivie
Willbrook
Gealor
Queen Mary
Washington-D-G
F. J. Smith
Tonela
Chiapas
Badger
Smith
Guatemala
Goeth denounces Boyle and Slator interview in Linne County flare
C A Goeth slams R J Borle interview accusing Judge M D Slator of being an “anti” and a longtime Hermann Sons member. He says Slator was in San Antonio during the race and suspects “pros” were present. A Slator committee meeting dials up campaign plans with Martin Wright likely chair and other local backers.
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Tudge Slator
Mr. Goeth
San Antonio
M Amenber
Hermann
Slytor
Slayden
Asvtoty
Bowlork
Jt Dn
Martin Wright
Cohonen
George B. Taliaferry
T. T. Vander- Hoeven
Fowler
Roy Lambert
Drr
Goeth
Slater
W. A. Wursbneh
Hayden Mon
Villa Seeks To Stay At Head Of Army
Reports from Saltillo claim Villa's faction prepared to remain in control, with generals seeking a settlement via mediation at Niagara Falls. Officials in Washington navigated Mexican political tensions as Carranza and Villa considered terms, aiming for an armistice and a provisional presidency amidst conflicting overtures.
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Ville
Corratea
Saltitta
Carranza
Saltilly
Wile
Constitutionaire Army
Huerta
Fouchovbs
Wey Aald
Meng
Car “Anea
Boxing inclusion at Berlin 1916 Olympics debated
The Paris session of the International Boxing Federation adopted the proposal to permit boxing at the 1916 Berlin Olympics by a large majority. A sub committee will settle rules for the contests while bicycle polo is rejected for inclusion and bicycle events go under the International Cycling Union. Women are barred from competing or traveling.
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Paris
France
Berlin
International Cyclist Union
Piesa
Americans Weigh Mexico Statement Amid Delicate Negotiations
In Niagara Falls on June 18, observers report Justice Lamar at work as Emilio Rabasa’s Mexican delegation statement spurs debate. The document criticizes a provisional government plan for authorities, warning it could invite fraud and violence at elections. American delegates wanted timely notice and a joint reply to avoid derailing talks with Huerta’s side.
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B. C
Niagara
Senor Rabasa
Tuerta
Wilnanle
Provisional Governo Rose
Howse
Senor Rubuss
Uoto
United States
Cama
Offinlaig Horg
Judleo Lurur
Frederick Wo Lehmann
Niagara Falls
Bas
Sal
Lamar
Imost
US delegates favor Constitutionalists in Mexican talks
The American position supports a peaceful transfer to a capable Constitutionalist president to disarm factions and restore normal conditions, while denying US influence in Mexico's elections. Carranza officials reportedly faced executions by Villa men, and consuls discussed impacts on policy as talks proceed.
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Asa
Ayate
United States
Mexico
de Wibelly
Pines
Huceta
Huertacu & Neahems
Nia
Mexico City
Woodshed
Jesa
Jite
Revolutionary Army
Tomerrow
Neon
Argentina
Carranza movement rumors reach Laredo from Washington
June 18 report from Washington D C says Representative Kent of California told officials that General Carranza may flee to Laredo Texas. The informer’s name was not disclosed. Morris Goss travels to Monterey. Morales, chief of staff to General Carranza, leaves Laredo for Monterey with details blocked by orders from Monterey.
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Laredo
Washington, B.C
Kent
Californe
Prabideau
Bryan
Nic Hag
Mexia
Carranza
Bia
Tex
Hont
Ms Informer
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