German Advances and Allied Counterattacks Reported
The German advance in the Vosges is claimed to have been foiled by a German counterattack recapturing positions. Western front artillery remains heavy as Britons note Turkish valor at the Dardanelles. A munitions bill granting Lloyd George broader powers passes Lords for royal assent.
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London
France
Galicia
Poland
Teutons
Zamone
Berlin
Krasnik
Russian Poland
Bukaszowice
Halics
Maryampol
Firsilow
Petrograd
Gaila Lipa
Vosges
Hilgensirat
le Four de Paris
Dardanelles
David Lloyd-George
House of Lords
Former President Diaz Dead
Former Mexican President Porfirio Diaz died July 2 in exile after health declined since his 1912 European arrival following the Madero revolution. His body could not be sent home for ceremony, and none of his Mexican-era aides were with him at death.
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Paiie
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Diaz
Europe
Porfirio Diaz, Jr
Senora Ignacio de la Torre
Senora Rineon Gallardo
Dina
Hin
Ding
Infernal explosion at Capitol damages reception room
Washington reports a large blast near midnight Friday at the Capitol damaged the public reception room on the senate side. No injuries, officials suggest an infernal machine a bomb or cramp caused castration like damage amid visitors inside.
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Washington
Capital Building
Anarchy Reigns in Mexico City Sparks US Relief Talks
Unprecedented chaos in Mexico City prompts US officials to consider relief measures for foreigners in danger. Brazilian diplomatic messages to Vera Cruz suggest sending supplies via neutral channels if Carranza allows. Fighting continues around the capital with Zapata forces resisting Carranza troops.
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Washington
Mexico City
United States
Vera Crux
Lancing
Wilsom
Cornish
N. H
Carranza
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Zapata
Pablo Gonzalez
Aguas Calientes
Villa
Lagos
Hill
General Obregon
Dual nationality rules affect American born children of naturalized parents
The state department clarified that children born in the United States to naturalized parents are not dual nationals and are not eligible for service under a foreign flag. It will extend protection to dual nationals entering other countries but offers no immunity from conscription.
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Washington
State Department
Department
Nation's finances show deficit for current year
The second business year of the present administration ended June 30 reports a deficit of 35,864,081 dollars versus a surplus of 44,415,677 dollars for the year to June 20, 1914. Official explanations await analysis by Secretary McAdoo as receipts fall and disbursements rise due to war effects.
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Washington
McAdoo
Mexican Plotting Crushed as US Vows Neutrality Enforcement
Washington reports the US government will prevent Mexican revolutionary movements from using American soil as bases for military expeditions. Attorney General Warren and Secretary Lansing discussed prosecuting neutrality law violators, with four distinct Mexican political groups in the US under scrutiny. Also, Prank Smith of Hiawatha Utah is reported wounded in action near Givenchy, France, on June 25.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Pascual Orozco
el Paso
Department of Daatse
Ae Diaz
Mondragon
Angeles
Warren
Lansing
Villa
Carranza
Smith
Hiawatha
Carbon County
Utah
Givenchy
France
Huerta Arrest Widened Detention in United States
Former Mexican dictator Victoriano Huerta and Generals Pascual Orozco were detained on U S soil on charges of violating neutrality laws by plotting an armed expedition into the United States. Bonds were posted, hearings set for July 1, and the arrests sparked wide reaction in both Mexico and the United States.
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Balieved
Mave
Mexico
Pascual Orozco
United States Department of Justice
United States
Friends of Huerta
Mexcan
New Revolutionary Movement
Huerta
Metin
Paso
Tomary Way
Los Animeles
Pacific Coast
Oakltad
Cal
Arthur J Balfour Named Head After Coalition Rise
Arthur J. Balfour becomes premier of Britain following the coalition formation and the resignation of his predecessors. He succeeds Churchill as leader amid the new government arrangement.
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Hem
Arthur J. Balfour
Bret
Aelenarmarelly
Churchill
Spain Maintains Neutrality While Describing Internal Spain
Premier Tate denied claims Spain favored any side and said Madrid acts as a fair mediator. In Colorado, county court information was filed against Andrew Walker, lessee of the Monarchie No 1, accusing him of defrauding miners via stolen scales.
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Spain
Madrid
Tate
Weither
Boulder
Cola
Andrew Walker
Monarchie No 1
Pear Lawlavilte
Bia
Five Die in Storm Hits Muskogee and Ottawa County
A severe storm swept through southwestern Oklahoma killing five in Muskogee area and Ottawa County. A cablegram from Galveston reports General Raphael Pacuece of Bapata forces killed in Measles Oy. A German submarine sank Lemine of T0608 toms bound from Argentina with a cargo of vera.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahome
Ottawa County
Galveston
Texas
Raphael Pacuece
Bapata
Argentina
Vera
Subuerine
Peruvian Ex-President Dies and Trial Dates Set
A report notes the death of a Peruvian ex-president and outlines forthcoming legal actions. Guillermo Hillinghurst is mentioned as a former Peruvian leader, with trial dates for related charges set for October. Additional details reference a Los Angeles police case and possible explosive incident.
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Lime
Triah Lee Aggeien
Ceh—Matthew
Otis
Dawid Coplag
Ooluber 4
Werdes Fosblling
Fiie
Aperttos
Los Angeles
Jae
Dy Ogamite
B. Upar
Daughter of Champ Clark Weds James M Theawon
The 11 year old daughter of Champ Clark married James M Theawon editor of the New Orleans item at the Clark home Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony occurred on the lawn under a pine and honey locust tree with the bridal party in view.
Chicago Carpenters Reject 65 Cent Offer to Return to Work
The Chicago Carpenters union rejected a proposal from employers to resume work at 65 cents per hour under the old wage scale. L A Asie beck, president of the Building Contractors' Association, led the rejection while the contract dispute remained unresolved.
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Chicago
Carpenters
L. A. Asiebeck
The
Building (Contractors’ Association
Washington Post sock mize agente at Monierey report
Fragmentary text describes a local incident with unclear references to individuals or groups and possible security concerns. The readable parts mention a place near Monierey and vague statements about authorities and civic responses. Further context is missing to identify concrete actions or outcomes.
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Washington
Monierey
Devil Fish Captured After Long Chase Off Coast
Danville dealer Dr. Cales known as Doctor arrives in New York with a giant devil fish specimen. The catch, displayed by Capt. Charlie Willes, was taken near Punta Gorda after an April 11 encounter, and is said to be the largest devil fish captured to date. The specimen was donated to the Museum of Natural History with gratitude.
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New York
New York Times
Cales
Danville
Doctor Cotes
New Devil Fieh
Doster Coles
Museum of Natural History
Menater
Nevada and Idaho Timber and Tax News
Reports cover timber losses in Idaho and Nevada including 9 000 sheep in Challle forest. Revenue data from Montana shows income tax and general collections. A Reno raid shuttered Chinese shops pending inquiry. Nevada bee keepers discuss industry issues at Reno. Coyotes with rabies linked to dog bites in Elko County. Bond issue for Truckee River Drainage district rejected 23 to 7. Destruction of 200 coyotes reported. Officials inspect Walker River County in Nevada. Over 100 Reno business people attend a luncheon at Riverside Hotel.
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Wotcien
Grase
Challe Forest
Idaho
C. M. Woods
Freeing Department
Reno
Sherif Werrel
District of
Montana
W. W. Whaley
Totel
Oregon
Nevada State
Bee Keepers Association
University At
Nevada
L. H. Gibson, Jr
Western Pacific
Elka County
Anderson
Tassal
Truckee River
Sparks
Vista
Ogden
Uta
John Biedesn
Katbab
Utah
M. W. Diets
Nevado
United States Indian Service
Galt Lake
Walker River
Riverside
Farieg
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