Von Buelow warns peace must exceed prewar status for Germany
Prince von Buelow argues in a new book that restoring the prewar order would harm Germany. He says peace must bolster political economic and military power to counter hostility from France England and Russia and favors continuing ties with states not aligned against Germany. He also sees postwar cooperation with Socialists improving.
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Berlin
London
Prince von Buelow
Germany
France
England
Russia
von Buelow
Dr King's New Discovery for Colds in Children
Watch a child's cough and cold symptoms to prevent catarrh. The ad urges parents to use Dr King’s New Discovery, a tar syrup praised as pleasant tasting and effective with easy dosing. It promises to guard children against serious illnesses from colds and notes it requires no mixing.
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Dr. King
Seventy five percent of seized silver bullion released
General Car ranza ordered the release of 150000 ounces of silver bullion seized by troops from an American mining company at Parral. The report covers multiple U S and international updates including military movements and political developments across the country and abroad.
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Chihuahua
Carranza Sunday
Parral
Mobile Film Delayed By Death Of Pathe Director
The Pathe exchange Inc producers of motion pictures say the Mobile section of the Historical America film has been delayed due to the death of Maxwell H. Swain the feature director. The company states the series has been abandoned temporarily while they assess next steps.
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PATHE
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Pathetixchange, Inc
Producers of
Motion Pictures
America
Maxwell H. Swain
New Jersey Batteries Arrive at Douglas Camp Frederick Funston
A and B of the New Jersey field artillery arrived today and were assigned space in Camp Frederick Funston, the new militia camp. The New Jersey field hospital and ambulance company arrived last night at Douglas. July 3 report from Douglas notes batteries arrived and prepared for duties.
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New Jersey Field Artillery
Frederick Funston
New Jersey Field Hospital
Douglas
Tennis Players Gather in Memphis for Southern Championship
Tennis players from several Southern states gathered in Memphis to compete in the 28th Southern Tennis Association championship at the Memphis Country Club. First round matches began today.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Tennis Association
Memphis Country Club
Yager Reaches New York on Brazos From San Juan
New York July 3 Arthur Yager governor of Puerto Rico arrived aboard the steamship Brazos from San Juan. He is in the United States on official business.
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Yager
New York
aArther Yager
Forty Rice
San Juan
United States
Alabama Brigade Joins U S Army as Regiments Muster In
The Alabama National Guard forms a full brigade in the U S Army after the Second and Fourth regiments and Brigadier General Charles R. Bricken and staff are sworn in. Captain Screws administered the oath to Colonel W F Weiss and the Second Regiment, completing three regiments and accompanying ambulance and field hospital units. Bricken's staff includes Major T C Locke, Major Cliff F. Price, and Major John S. Watts. About 3,387 guardsmen transferred to federal service.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States Army
Charlies R. Bricken
Alabama National Guard
Army
United States
William P. Screws
U. S.A
W. F. Weiss
Bricken
Screws
Alabama
T. C. Locke
Cliff F. Price
Birmingham
John 8&8. Watts
White Boy and Negro Run Down Sunday by Autos
Two separate automobile accidents left a Black man and a white boy injured. William Trotter, 45, of Bay Minette, was struck near St Is and Claiborne streets and hospitalized with bruises but is not seriously hurt. Ed Kirsh, a white boy, was hit by a Weinacke Ice and Fuel Co truck driven by Frank Road and treated at Dr. D G Campbell’s home on South Ann street.
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William Trotter
Ag 45
Bay Minette
Auto
St.is
Claiborne
Trotter
Alex McCarron
Weinacke Ice and Fuel Company
Bo Frank
Ed Kirsh
D. G. Campbell
South Ann Street
Entente Demands Dismissal of 144 Greek Police
Athens reports that Entente ministers have demanded the dismissal of 144 police agents accused of anti allied activity. Army rosters show the First regiment at 1,138, the Second at 1,156, and the Fourth at 1,098, with additional militia numbers for each regiment. Militia members are those who refused the volunteer oath.
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Athens
London
Entente
First Week Encampment Reports Low Illness and Training
A remarkable record from the first week of encampment shows few illness cases with speedy recovery. Typhoid inoculation affected some guardsmen. two more inoculations planned in two weeks. Beginning Monday, rifle practice starts with a battalion at the range for two days. Companies FE D and G of the Fourth regiment trained, each firing thirty five rounds under Major Cliff S. Price. A reception for officers precedes border departure, organized by Montgomery Chamber of Commerce with H. A. Thompson in charge of entertainment.
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Cliff S. Price
Montgomery Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Thompson
Butler Counts
Mexican Villa Sighting Searched In El Paso Home
Military authorities surrounded a local Mexican house in El Paso after a tip that Francisco Villa might be hiding there. No trace of Villa found though reports say he is alive with about 700 men at Rio Florido.
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Rio Florido
EL Paso
Francisco Villa
Villa
Ignacio Ramos
Carranza
Ramos
Guanajuato
Mexico
Corn Aid Sought for Starving Matamoros Population
Acting on an urgent appeal from Matamoros officials American Consul Jesse H. Johnson and Brownsville Mayor Albert Browne asked General Parker in Brownsville to permit shipment of corn to Matamoros. The appeal guarantees none of the corn will reach Mexican military forces.
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Brownsville
Texas
Matamoros
Jesse H. Johnson
Albert Browne
Parker
Johnson
Mexico
Crowns Win City League Clash at Monroe Park
The Crown Theater team led by Fin Negan dominated the City League game at Monroe Parke, finishing 13 to 1 when play halted after eight innings due to rain. Morrison pitched for the Oss team and was hit hard.
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Crown Theater
Finnegan
Monroe Parkea
Morrison
Oss
Californians Arrive With Guard Units At Nogales
Troop trains brought over 1,500 California guardsmen to Nogales early today. The force includes three batteries of field artillery as part of the regional mobilization and border security efforts.
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Nogales
War department orders to count ammunition imports from Mexico
The Treasury Bureau began an inquiry into the total amount of ammunition that has entered Mexico over the past year. The orders, issued by the War Department, directed customs inspectors to gather data and report findings to Washington as soon as possible.
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Washington
Toms ‘Bureau
The
Treasury
Mexico
War Department
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