Navy Air Scouts Experiment Aims at Hydroplane Scout Tie
Naval planners test hydroplanes for scout duty during Atlantic summer maneuvers. Six seaplanes will be placed aboard the armored North Carolina with a balloon and hydrogen plant to extend range and aid observation. The ship will operate as a forward scout while balloon crews guide gunfire remotely.
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Washington
Navy
Bea
Atlan Fleet
North Carolina
Msacola Naval Aviation
Weather Forecast for Alabama Thundershowers Then Fair
Local thundershowers are possible this afternoon or tonight with Wednesday expected to be fair. Patchy or probable fair conditions continue tonight and into Wednesday.
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Wrather
Washington
Alabama
Americans Taken Prisoner Threats Reported in Guaymas
Posters in Guaymas call Mexicans to arms while authorities order all able bodied Americans jailed and disarm all foreigners in the Yaqui valley. Many American railroad workers seek asylum aboard the US cruiser Cleveland and supply ship Glacier in Guaymas harbor.
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Guaymas
México
San Diego
Cal
Yaqui Valley
United States
Cleveland
Glacier
Guaymas Harbor
Preparedness Parade Sets July 4 Mobilization In Mobile
The Mobile Federation of Women's Clubs calls for city women’s groups to join the Preparedness Parade on July 4. A 400 strong force and a division of uniformed nurses will participate. Meetings are set for June 21 at 6 and 5 pm in Home Economics Club rooms to organize representatives from member clubs including the Shakespeare Club.
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Mobile Federation of Women's Clubs
Home Economics Club
Kate G. Hagan
Mobile Federation of Women’s Clubs
Shakespeare Club
Departure of Troops and Parade Plans in Mobile
The committee fears national guard mobilization could disrupt the Preparedness Day parade. Col. F. Maddox of the First Regiment, announced as grand marshal, urged calm and vowed to assist if back by July 4. Delegations from Brewton Alabama and Gulfport Mississippi are expected, with rail and boat schedules adjusted to fit the parade. Registration books for men and women will be placed in Mobile drug stores.
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National Guard
Col. F. Maddox
Col.Maddox
Brewton
Ala
Gulfport
Miss
Mobile
Carranza vows Mexico will defend dignity if U S troops move south
General Carranza warned that any American troop movement south of the border would be treated as aggression and ordered Mexican commanders to repel it if made. Foreign Minister Aguilar urged withdrawal of U S forces to avoid complications as tens of thousands gathered for patriotic demonstrations led by Carranza Obregon and other officials.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Mexico
Aguilar
United States
Washington
General Pershing
Obregon
Carranaz
Mexican leader warns of war if provoked
General Carranza states Mexico will not declare war but will defend itself if hostilities are forced upon her. Workingmen groups plan a commission to Piedras Negras to aid efforts to avert war with the United States. Americans flee Mexico with assurances of protection for travel to the coast as violence erupts with the American consulate stoned during Rodgers' visit.
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Mexico
Carranza
United States
Piedras Negras
American Federation of Labor
J. Linn Rodgers
Foreign Office
Vera Cruz
Rowe
Rodgers
Mr. Rodgers
Parade Fundraising Plans Listed At Welcome Club Meeting
Officials including Mayor P. J. Lyons and Captain Leon Schwarz gathered to organize parade preparations. Buttons will be sold days before the event to raise funds, with fifteen thousand buttons ordered and priced at five cents to be sold on the streets.
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P. J. Lyons
Leon Schwarz
R. M. Weinacker
Gordon Smith
E. G. Dreaper
J. M. Friedman
Price Williams
F. M. Maddox
W. B. McAfee
Jacob Reiss
J. O. Piele
E. M. Bailey
Rhett Goode
J. D. Andrews
Sam Zimmern
Harry Crawford
E. D. Baker
E. H. Fonde
George B. Rogers
Junius Woolf
Mort Bixler
E. H. Britton
J. C. O'Connell
J. A. Rountree
Harry McBroom
Governors Hesitates on Madison County Probate Judge Choice
Governor Henderson said he will not appoint a probate judge for Madison county with recent political ties. He plans to name a short term appointee who would not seek the long term seat and noted ongoing party primary activity. The governor did not disclose a possible successor named in a telegram endorsement.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Madison County
W. T. Lawler
Democratic Party
Lawler
Tennessee River
Edward D. Johnston
Huntsville
State Board of Pardons
Davidson Richardson
Wilcox County
Nick Weir
Sumter County
Marengo
Pet G A Powel
Becambia
Daphne Steamer Delivers Rosin to Taylor-Enstein Co
The bay boat Daphne arrived this morning with a cargo of rosin for the Taylor-Enstein Company. Capt. Joseph Page said a trip will be made on the Fourth of July for the W O W to celebrate at Daphne. Regular schedules will continue with evening departures and morning returns.
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Daphne
Taylor-enstein Co
Joseph Page
Russians Push From Czernowitz Into Galicia Front
Russian forces advancing from Czernowitz drive Austrians toward the Zereth river and Carpathian passes. They seize prisoners and guns as heavy fighting continues in Galicia and Volhynia, while German and Austrian units counterattack near Lutsk and along the Pripet marshes. In France only a single infantry action occurred between the Avre and Oise, with bombardments elsewhere along the line.
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London
Czernowitz
Pruth
Zereth River
Carpathian
Galicia
Volhynia
Pripet
Kolki
Stokhod
Kovel -Kovno
von Linsingen
Berlin
Lutsk
Petrograd
Lokatchi
Vladimir- Volynsk
Kovel
Radgiviloff
Buczacz
France
Avre
Oise
Verdun
Neuville St. Vaast
Belgium
Pursuit of Nalls and Overton Near Huntsville
Abe Huntsville June 20 Pursuit to capture B P D Overton and Charles M Nalls continues as warrants issued and rewards offered. Deputy W M Jordan and officers pursued a trail to the south end of the city but a delaying policeman allowed Nalls to escape Madison County's circuit clerk amid a wider hunt conducted by Sheriff Phillips and state officers.
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Huntsville
Abe
A. B. Foster
Troy
W. T. Lawler
B. PD. Overton
Charles M. Nalls
Nalis
Madison County
W. M. Jordan
W. S. Martin
Jordan
Eoen
Nall
Phillips
Big Alligator Killed at Pumping Station
An eight foot alligator weighing 115 pounds was harpooned and killed at the pond near the city pumping station ear Spring Hill Sunday afternoon by Ed ward Miller and M. C. P. williams. The animal was slain with an axe after being hauled to the dam top. Authorities say the gator had been eating fish in the pond. Captors sighted a second equally large alligator and plan its capture.
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Ear Spring Hill
Edward Miller
M. C. P. Williams
Monuments Fundlaunched for Jurist Lawler at Courthouse Yard
Relatives of the nursing live not found he announced. Subscription lists were circulated today for a fund to erect a monument in the courthouse yard in honor of Judge Lawler.
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