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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
3
Washington dispatch reports the de facto Mexican government under Carranza delaying reply to U S demands. Officials fear escalation as tension rises over troops at the border and possible mediation attempts.
Reports indicate both armies near the border with planned moves along northern eastern and western fronts. Generals and railroad officials warn of possible interference as troops are deployed and bridges are guarded.
Clarence Mayhew a 45 year old Auburn farmer and his boys Elmer 15 and Chester 11 drowned in the Cedar river at Norwood s camp a summer resort above Vinton shortly after 5 pm yesterday Mayhew had taken his son to the river to teach them to swim when cramps struck him his sons attempted a rescue and perished too in the effort
Washington July 1 The Caranza government intends to enforce a new Mexican mine tax law despite protests from the United States. Special Agent Rodgers told the State Department that penalties for nonpayment in July would be waived but delinquent taxes after August would incur rising rates and forfeiture of mining properties after October 1 is threatened.
A new hydrant outside the fire house improves protection for Leeds' business district. The measure aims to safeguard shops and services in case of fire, with potential impact on downtown safety and property resilience.
The New York Sun was sold to Frank A Munsey after 23 years of unsuccessful efforts to create an independent news gathering. The Sun will cease independent news gathering and join the Associated Press service, with a price reduction to 1 cent.
Army officers at headquarters praise the Truup movement as efficiently run. Units moved from San Antonino toward the border under primed protocols for troops, with improved routing and supply lines.
New York reports 12 more deaths and 53 new infantile paralysis cases in 24 hours in Greater New York. Since Saturday the scourge has caused 59 deaths. from January 1 to date 1997 saw 46 city cases. Health Commissioner Dr. Simberly warns the outbreak is highly virulent with mortality higher than normal. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals requests dispersal of stray cats in infected homes as wealth officers seek measures to curb spread.
Des Moines Iowa final rounds saw Groves take the lead over Carl Kubec with a 72 par score to claim the state golf tourney record. Six men from Des Moines competed as Grove secured victory amid a cap pocket money flap gag.
The State Department plans a formal inquiry into the punishment of the German submarine commander who torpedoed the Sussex. An informal ambassadorial note exchange yielded no reply, while Germany said the officer was appropriately punished and promised reparation.
Fragmented text describes troop positions and bombardment near Esnes in the Meuse region. Mentions French control and German attacks east of a named point, with references to bombardment by artillery. The legible context points to war front activity and defensive lines in northern France during a period of heavy fighting.
Dazed OCR text inspires a call for a peage demonstration. Conferees urge action while tangled words hint at duties and world trade concerns, with garbled lines mentioning a RODET Tins and Nava theater.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Baltic blockages affecting shipping and navals activity involving British submarines. The text is unclear about dates, locations, or specific vessels. Further readable details are needed to craft a precise summary.
A fifth arrest was reported in the Owa murder case as of July 1. A teamster from Talloughkirk was taken into custody after investigators traced hints left at the Frye raiers' home in April, coinciding with the last known time Alexander was alive.
Fragmentary note records an official denial connected to a local matter. No names or clear details available beyond the action type and involvement in the community.
A round date for a tennis tournament in Southern California features Cleveland Seylo and Peewee Peele of the United States. The event, set for today, lists contestants from New York and other clubs with hopes for the championship.
Australian state capitals have been connected by wireless telegraphy, enabling rapid intercity communication. The system ties together major urban centers, promising improved government and business coordination across colonies.
Washington on July 1 reports gold holdings rising to a new high of 154 million 0608a dollars with 192 880 000 dollars attributed to the federal reserve banks.
Report from El Paso notes Villa ordered by Carranza amid border frictions. Dispatch describes cavalry and troop movements along the Southwest railway line and cross border incidents near Juarez, with U S troops reportedly firing across the border and Gen Francisco Huerta saying civil order is maintained.
Washington July 1 a general revenue bill introduced in the House aims to raise more than 214 million by taxing inheritances and war munitions. The measure includes a domestic lender series provision and shifts on distribution operations.
Washington July 3 The house passed a bill providing S200 per dependent family of national guardsmen called or drafted in the present emergency The Senate may set up to 50 per month for dependent families at the discretion of the War Secretary Representatives Shall North Carolina and James Michigan were the only votes against the bill which passed 207 to 2.
Washington reports a plan to issue bonds to cover expenses linked to Mexican costs. The administration expects Treasury and aid from the Yoime bi are anticipated to offset part of the burden. Officials estimate roughly 125 million in costs, with further estimates to be covered by the proposed bond issue. Leaders show agreement on the terms and total administration funding of about 210,000.
The House approved the conference report on the appropriation bill. It authorizes funding and contract actions, with emphasis on military fortifications and related projects. Details reference specific appropriation levels and implementation by the relevant committee.
Washington PA report notes Senator Kenyon promised to fight the seed trade graft lobbying in the farm bill debate. The measure stalled in the House but Senate discussions revealed plans to restore the provision amid agricultural policy pressure.
An official Russian statement describes a Baltic Sea clash with German forces between Hartinge and Landsert Island near Sodermanland Sweden. Russian ships including cruisers and destroyers faced a brief engagement and withdrew after bombardment with casualties reported.
Washington officials forecast a record cotton crop for this year with production around 14 million bales from about 2.4 million acres. The current condition index is reported at 31.7 percent, normal for late June, with prospects of favorable yields if weather stays normal.
New York July 1 a sharp market drop followed the government crop report release. Private forecasts had pegged conditions around 78 percent of average, but the government figure set it at 110 percent.
Aberdeen reports that itinerant farm hand Reil Mors reeg shot employer Ward Sharp through the chest while Sharp and his wife slept. Mors pleaded guilty and received seven years in the state penitentiary. He claimed he was sleepwalking and unaware of his actions.
Generals Joffre and Haig push a powerful five day bombardment into a sweeping assault. Millions of shells per day pummel German lines as infantry advances a mile a hour, breaking through to second lines and capturing several towns.
Allied forces launch a major attack along a broad front from Albert to Arras with heavy bombardment. British and French troops report captured German trench lines, towns, and woods including La Boiselle Serre and Montauban as they push beyond the first German positions. Casualties said light. operations continue with planned surrounding actions near Thiepval.
A sustained Allied offensive near Verdun pushes German lines back with heavy bombardment and counterfire. British and French forces coordinate across multiple sectors, smashing defenses, blowing up depots, and advancing under heavy artillery, as observers note unprecedented wartime scale and impact.
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