Huerta Arrested on American Soil Court Actions
Huerta and Oresce were arrested in the United States on orders from the Department of Justice for conspiring to send an armed expedition into Mexico. Bonds were set at 15000 and 7600 dollars, hearings scheduled for July 1, and U.S. officials hoped to prevent cross border action amid renewed revolution rumors. General Huerta claimed the trip was to visit colleagues and the Pacific coast rather than enter Mexico.
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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 Haitien threatens order in Haiti
French forces have been landed at Cape Haitien as Rear Admiral Caperton moves from Vera Cruz with 700 bluejackets and Marines aboard the armored Washington to restore calm. A Wilson commission led by former Governor Fort cautions on intervention while hinting at the need for drastic action to secure an orderly government.
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Atency
Caperton
Vera Cruz
Washington
Wilson
Fort
United States
Storms Cause Wide Damage Across Kansas and Oklahoma
Storms sweeping central Kansas and parts of northern eastern Oklahoma caused crop and property damage. Winds near 80 mph toppled small buildings and uprooted trees around Ponca City. Over an inch of rain fell in Wichita and Muskogee, flooding streets briefly and delaying activity.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Nouthern
Oklahoma
Almont
Wichita
Kam
Tul m
Ohio
Ponca City
Muskogee
German and British Gas Claims in War Debate
Berlin cites French ministry notes on gas projectiles and asserts both gas and area flooding are humane war methods. It says Hague protocol provisions were reaffirmed and disputes that gas shells are inhumane, comparing gas to flooding near Nieuwpoort as equally humane options.
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Berlin
Aod
Ministry For War
Ypres
Lusitania
Nieuport
Wilson Takes Rest at Summer White House
President Wilson, under a physician’s orders, began a brief vacation on June 28 at the summer White House to prepare for upcoming duties amid European and Mexican tensions.
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White House
Cornish
WN. H
Wilson
Germans Bombard Dunkirk With Massive Explosives
German batteries fired thirty six tons of explosives and metal into Dunkirk France from positions behind Diamude. Civilians were killed wounded and material damage occurred though the port and military targets remained unhit.
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Franch Geaport
Gune
Dunkirk
France
Diamude
King Victor Emmanuel in Norway Port Under Guard
Italian king Victor Emmanuel pictured at Nerssbach amid port activity involving ermine and Omega ships. No injuries reported as operations continue and safety measures remain in place.
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Vieter Emmanuel
Italy
Nerssbach
Tornado Hits Alberta and Wrecks Towns
A tornado struck Hedcliffe and Redcliffe in Alberta Friday night. In Hedcliffe two people were killed and ten injured with $500,000 in damages. A farmhouse with a family of Olson and four children was destroyed. a mother and a 10 year old girl were killed. Redcliffe business district was leveled. seven injured, three seriously, as buildings collapsed.
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Hedcliffe
Alberta
Grassy Lake
Medicine Hat Lethbridge
Mra Olson
Redcliffe
German note aims to shield passenger ships from submarine attacks
Berlin reports indicate a forthcoming note from Germany may ease U S demands on submarine warfare. It proposes exempting ships used mainly for passenger traffic from attacks while still allowing stoppage and examination and seizure for contraband. The plan seeks to reassure Wilson and avoid broad action against Germany. Carranza rejects peace talks with Villa and signals amnesty for non guilty prisoners while Villa must leave Mexico or face military trial. Russians fight to regain ground on the Dniester and in Besarabia.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
High Seas
Wilson
Bugar Refineries Act Suspended by Federal Judge
A federal judge in New Orleans suspended the Bugar refineries act, issuing an injunction that halts enforcement pending further court review. The ruling concerns regulatory measures affecting refinery operations and compliance timelines.
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New Orleans
Nathan Hale Hero of Liberty Dies for Independence
The article recalls Nathan Hale's transformation from New London schoolteacher to Revolutionary War captain and spy. It recounts his daring reconnaissance mission in New York, capture by British marines, trial by General Howe, and execution on September 22, 1776, ending with his famous declaration I regret that I have but one life to give for my country.
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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 tribute to founding ideals and national craft
A fragmented passage honors the Fourth of July and the patriots who pledged to defend liberty. It envisions a United States craftsman nation unfettered by foreign weight, prepared to sacrifice for freedom and national purpose.
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Symba
United States
Enduring Tribute to Old Glory and Nation’s Character
A reflective note honors the flag and the nation’s character, urging lasting remembrance of patriotic ideals. It speaks of unity, duty, and the legacy of freedom, urging citizens to honor the symbol through steadfast conduct.
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