Huerta Arrested on American Soil
Huerta and an associate were arrested on U.S. soil on orders from the United States Department of Justice for alleged conspiracy to send an armed expedition into Mexico. Bond set at 15 000 for Huerta and 7 600 for the co defendant with hearings scheduled for July 1.
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United States Department of Justice
Mexico
Huerta
Oresce
United Minten
San
George Oliver
United States
Garety
Mworta
Oresso
United Tates
New More
New Revolutionary Movement
Huerts
Tho
Geles
Sam Pranciace
Pacific Coast
Trouble at Cape Haitian and U S naval response
Reported unrest at Cape Haitien with French residents landed there. Rear Admiral Caperton sails from Vera Cruz aboard the Washington with 700 bluejackets and marines to restore order. The Wilson Commission led by former Governor Fort hints at possible action if stability cannot be achieved peacefully.
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Atency
Caperton
Vera Cruz
Washington
Wilson
Fort
United States
Storms Dodge Central Kansas and Oklahoma Gates
Storms across central Kansas and eastern Oklahoma caused crop and property damage. Winds up to high speeds battered towns between Wichita and Tulia with heavy rain flooding streets. Ponca City reports wrecked small buildings and uprooted trees while Wichita and Muskogee saw over an inch of rain, delaying traffic and causing overflow.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Nouthern
Oklahoma
Almont
Wichita
Kam
Tul m
Ohio
Ponca City
Muskogee
German reply on gas use argues both sides humane
Berlin issues a statement defending gas warfare and comparing it to flooding fighting areas. It cites French and British claims of gas shells and cites American press reports about the Lusitania cargo. The note stresses Hague protocol doubts and says withdrawal from danger zones suffices to avoid harm.
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Berlin
Aod
Ministry For War
Ypres
Lusitania
Nieuport
Wilson to Take Rest at Summer White House
President Wilson enters a brief vacation at the summer White House on June 28 by physician orders to rest before the demanding period ahead dealing with European and Mexican situations.
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White House
Cornish
WN. H
Wilson
Germans Bombard Dunkirk with Explosives
German artillery and air bombardment of Dunkirk France Thursday fired thirty six tons of explosives and metal from positions behind Diamude. Civilian casualties included several killed and wounded with significant material damage though the port and military targets remained untouched.
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Franch Geaport
Gune
Dunkirk
France
Diamude
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy in risky port operations
The photograph shows King Victor Emmanuel of Italy at Nerssbach during his involvement in port operations with Ermine and Omega. He has faced threats of injury or death amid the activities described.
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Vieter Emmanuel
Italy
Nerssbach
Tornado devastates two Alberta towns killing two
Hedcliffe Alberta reports two killed ten injured as tornado strikes Grassy Lake and Redcliffe causing widespread ruin. A farmhouse with Olson family is destroyed killing a mother and a 10 year old girl. seven more injured in Redcliffe, businesses wrecked. Damages tally at 500 dollars.
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Hedcliffe
Alberta
Grassy Lake
Medicine Hat Lethbridge
Mra Olson
Redcliffe
Germany seeks naval note to ease submarine risks
Berlin expects a forthcoming German note to the United States to curb submarine warfare while exempting ships mainly for passenger traffic. The proposal would allow stoppage and examination by submarines and contraband checks, aiming to satisfy President Wilson and preserve passenger safety without abandoning all submarine action. General Carranza tells the U S he will not negotiate with Villa, will grant amnesty to innocents, but Villa must leave country or face military court. He predicts continued campaigns to crush opponents as revolution principles prevail. Russians fight fiercely to regain ground on the Dniester and in Peseorabia amid Czernowits dispatches from Bukowina.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
High Seas
Wilson
Bays
Villa
Washington
Carranza
General Villa
Vera Cruz
Fmll
Batistyine
General Carranza
Czernowits
Bukowina
Dniester Ine
Peseorabia
Bugar Refineries Act Suspended in New Orleans
Federal Judge halts enforcement of the Bugar Refineries Act in New Orleans. Court action suspends implementation pending further proceedings.
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New Orleans
Nathan Hale Met Death In Service To Liberty
The article recounts Nathan Hale a young New London schoolteacher who became a captain. He spied British fortifications in New York in 1776 was captured and executed after bravely declaring I regret that I have but one life to give for my country. His fate is celebrated as a martyr to American independence.
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Lexington
New London
Conn
Nathan Hale
Charles Webb
Hale
Harlem Heights
Hempstead
Ansel Wright
Huntieh
New York
Brooklyn
the Cedars
Chichester
Bellef
Sergeant Hempstead
Anael Wright
Marine
Howe
Boston
Washington
Roston
Cambate
cMeers
Colonel Knowlton
Knowlton
Rangers
Captain Hale
Yale
Cunningham
Alice Adams
Male
Fourth of July doctrine sparks national craft launch
A historical excerpt recalls how patriots valued liberty and prepared to sacrifice to launch a united American craft, aiming to be unburdened by foreign weight and to honor the nation’s founding spirit.
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Symba
United States
Most Enduring Tribute and Old Glory Revered
The text reflects on lasting tribute and national pride, honoring the flag and the nation’s enduring character. It suggests the flag as a symbol of collective memory and civic virtue within the citizenry.
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Tie
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Raine
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Helen Taft
Fatt
Bryn Mawr College
Nathan Wale
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