Citizens Urge Calm as Tensions With U S Emerge
A mass meeting outside the general’s residence urged residents to avoid hostilities toward Americans and support peaceful resolution with the United States. The first chief said the time was not right for rash actions and pledged to preserve Mexican dignity while seeking diplomacy. Demonstrations continued in the capital, with crowds praising the leader's call for restraint and stability.
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CO City
United States
Matamoras
National Palace
Carnza
Dog Believed Mad Bites Child and Is Killed by Officer
An aggressive dog believed to be mad attacked a small child named N. Monogan at 406 Savannah Street. Officer Macon shot and killed the dog after it inflicted several wounds.
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N. Monogan
Savannah Reet
Macon
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by York reader
York Pennsylvania woman Mrs. Catharine Goodling describes extreme weakness and pain eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports recovery enabling her to care for her family and deliver a healthy baby and urges others to try the remedy.
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York
Lydia
Jinkham
Catharine Goodling
King Street
Mrs. Goodling
Lydia E. Pinkham
Abe Martin Uncle Niles Turner Reaches Century Mark
Abe Martin recounts Uncle Niles Turner who is nearly 104 and has never reported a conductor and was not born in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Miss Fawn Lippincut spoke before the Art Embroidery Club today presenting a paper titled How to Hold a Husband's Love Through the Rhubarb Season.
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Niles Turner
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Von Papen Given Work in Holland
Amsterdam reports Captain Franz von Papen assigned by the United States to Germany's embassy as a military attache in Washington. The Telegraaf says his threefold mission includes gathering military political information watching foreigners in Holland and shaping public opinion in Germanys favor. The secret service reorganizes with The Hague Rotterdam Amsterdam branches recruiting 142 men and 62 women from hotel staff and porters for protective work.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Franz von Paper
United States
Washington
Holland
van Papen
Germany
Telegraaf
Teutonic
Hague
Rotterdam
Telegraafs
South Forges Ahead in Cotton Milling
President Harrison of the Southern Railway states the South leads cotton production. Census figures show May 1916 consumption in the South at 324 444 bales versus 250 423 in all other states. Ten months show 2 934 903 bales in the South against 2 400 670 elsewhere, with higher growth in the South than in other states. An advertisement for Magnolia Balm follows.
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Washington
South
Harrison
The
Southern Railway Company
Census Bureau
Mobilization site proposed for Mobile Alabama in 1916
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League urged Senator Bankhead and War Secretary to consider Mobile as a mobilization and embarkation point. Correspondence from April to June 1916 discusses a favorable War Department site in Mobile County and saving troop transfer costs by keeping Alabama, Georgia, and Florida units in Mobile rather than central Alabama.
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Mobile
War Department
Bankhead
John H. Bankhead
U.S. Senate
Washington, D. C
United States
Mobile County
Mobile Chamber OF Commerce and Business League
Secretary of War
Congressman Gray
Oscar L. Gray
House of Representatives
Mr. Gray
Ala
Alabama
Montgomery
R L. Gray
Washington, D.C
Alabama Guard
Georgia
Florida
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
N. D. Baker
Alabama National Guard
W. M. Clemens
National Guard Units Mobilize Across South Atlantic States
Active preparations for mobilization spread through Georgia South Carolina and Florida as President calls militiamen to the border. Guardsmen gather at armories enlistment drives intensify while units forecast rapid readiness and large contingents in Macon Columbia and Duval county camps.
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Atlanta
South Atlantic
National Guard
Baker
Florida National Guard
South Carolina
Georgia
Fifth Regiment of
Georgia National Guard
Mexico
Florida
Macon
Columbia
Florida Guard
Duval County
More Treasures of Art Expected as War Sways Market
Berlin June 19 Prof Wilhelm von Bode says the war will push Europe’s art into American hands. He cites rising American wealth and the breakup of private collections like J P Morgan’s as boosting public museums in New York Boston Washington and Chicago and other cities. He predicts Europe will sell to raise cash propelling transfers of fine European paintings to the United States.
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Berlin
Europe
United States
Wilhelm von Bode
Royal Museums
von Bode
America
J. P. Morgan
Bode
New York
Boston
Washington
Chicago
England
Atlantic
Bulgarian Red Cross mission thanks Bulgarians for kind treatment
Sofia reports a Bulgarian Red Cross bulletin signed by Lady Paget and fifty two hospital staffers held at Uskub after its seizure. The statement thanks Bulgarian officials for courteous treatment since removal from Serbia and includes Lady Paget’s farewell telegram expressing gratitude for kindness during her Sofia stay.
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Sofia
Bulgarian Red Cross
Lady Paget
Uskub
Serbia
Bulgaria
Pills Best For Liver New Life Pills Ad
Advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as the best liver medicine with a sugar coating to hide bitterness. Claims to stimulate the liver and bowels without gripe or nausea and aid digestion. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Adv
Georgia to mobilize 3000 troops at Macon camp
Adjutant General J Van Holt Nash estimates a week to mobilize Georgia's 3000 troops at Macon. Macon chamber of commerce seeks bids to ready the camp and receive troops by Tuesday night. Colonel Hall calls for recruitment. a station opens at the armory.
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J. van Holt Nash
Georgia
Macon
Chamber of Commerce
H. Hall
Fifth Georgia
South Carolina
Styx Camp Grounds
Columbia
Foster
Florida Guard
Jacksonville
Nash
Falsified Medicines Supplied to Bulgars Condemned
In Nish Serbia Bulgarian doctors condemn vast supplies of medicines found to be falsified by Italians and later discovered by Bulgarians. Five hundred quinine tablets contained no quinine. other so called medicines lacked ingredients, mainly magnesia and chalk. Disinfectant tablets also undercut labelled contents, leading Bulgarian authorities to ban their use.
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Nish
Serbia
Admiral Cardale to Leave Greece
Rear Admiral Hubert S. Cardale, acting head of the British naval mission in Greece and senior officer of the Royal Hellenic Navy, will relinquish his post and depart Greece. A longtime link between King Constantine and Venizelos, he helped steady Greek factions and led British, French, and Russian siege and mining efforts during World War I in Serbia.
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Athens
Greece
Hubert S. Cardale
Royal Hellenic Navy
Cardale
Constantine
Venizelos
Serbia
Belgrade
Danube
Sava
Leniency Shown to Merchant in First Court Case
W P Howell a Dauphin street candy dealer was discharged by the Edington court for a violation of the city automobile ordinance. The recorder noted this as his first case and said the ordinance primarily benefits street merchants, showing leniency. The officer testified the car stood in front of Howell's shop for hours.
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W. P. Howell
Dauphin Street
Edington
Recorder
Howell
Lower California to Stay Neutral in U.S.-Mexico Conflict
San Diego reports that Lower California will remain neutral in any hostilities between the United States and Mexico. The stance comes from Col. Bataban Cantu the military governor of the territory as advices arrived today.
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San Diego
Cal
Lower Calfornia
United States
Mexico
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