American Troops Sent to Mexico amid Border Tensions
Reported orders from President Roosevelt authorize Brig. Gen. A. L. Myer to land federal troops at Del Rio El Paso and other Texas points to support civil authorities and deter revolutionists along the Mexico border. Troop movements follow pleas to prevent any violation of neutrality as violence continues across adjacent towns.
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Unitarian Church in San Francisco Disbands
June 9 report from San Francisco states Rev B Calvert Smoot, leader of the Second Unitarian Church, announced the congregation will disband. He cited an inability to keep pace with evolving doctrines and the church’s founding tenets, noting ministers must promote these as long as they align with congregational expectations.
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Stroke Says He Is Well After Collapse At Race
A report from Alexandria Bay says D Griswold, 1998 stroke of the varsity crew, collapsed Thursday near the race and was near death. He later said he felt well and strong, though fatigued, and planned a New York trip then summer camping in New Hampshire.
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Vorys Summoned to Conference and War Secretary Update
Preparations underway as Vorys is summoned to a conference. The War Secretary Tito Ovo Tutt receives a paste card, signaling upcoming official actions.
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Poisoning Theory in Taft Washington Conference Debate
Washington reports Secretary Taft tangled in a poisoning theory as he conferred with political allies over the potential Ohio GOP chairman appointment. The day featured a major meeting with a Lansing-based Republican faction and a delegation led by Walter Brown and N. A. Gilbert, framed by Taft’s cautious stance and mockery of personal matters. A lettered forged claim about Arthur Jeel surfaced. Taft invited Verve to Washington to discuss next steps. Secretary Taft dismisses personal matters, focusing on departmental matters and the war secretary’s appointment. The day included a dramatic delivery of a large portrait photo and coverage of Taft’s public and private schedule amid a network of political maneuvering.
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Night naturalization session aids voters before fall election
City Court Office held an evening naturalization session led by Clerk Mathewman to process twenty or so applicants seeking citizenship papers. The process requires three months lead time before they can vote in the upcoming presidential election, with June filings totaling about seventy five for the two papers combined. The wartime free papers era has ended, increasing the price from one to five dollars.
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Boys Revolt Succeeds at Mary Hinds School
Baltimore reports a student uprising at the Mary Hinnd school where about forty eight boys escaped through the alter gate after storming the building. Officers pursued, with Captain Baker struck by a brick but not seriously injured. fourteen recaptured by midnight as police searched the city for the gray clad rioters.
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Death by poisoned ale shocks Philadelphia in mystery case
Authorities probe the death of Dr Willan TL Wilson who drank suspected poisoned ale. An autopsy indicates poisoning by vile poison, with a typewritten note claiming a trial sample sent by an oil company. Police investigate motive and possible links to a client base and a young man.
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Schooner Thief Taken Near Frankfort After Chase
John Retwy was arrested aboard the yacht Wan Merem seven miles north of Frankfort Michigan by a U S deputy marshal on a warrant for stealing the four ton schooner Nellie John from Mottagis Michigan on May 11. He brought the vessel to Chicago where he and two companions were jailed after the other crew abandoned the boat and the commander Captain Motoritick was ashore. The trio had previously set sail northward but were overwhelmed as a Tuscarora ship fired and captured the suspect. companions fled.
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No Pardon for J Washelesky in Long Trial Debate
Court proceedings feature heated exchange over testimony from a key witness and the connection of Washesky to a fatal 19 December murder. Lawyers clash as evidence centers on morphine sales and expert testimony on its effects, with the jury hearing conflicting accounts from multiple witnesses and doctors.
Trial of Steve Adams in Grand Junction Murder Case
In Grand Junction Colorado on June 29 the examination of Steve Adams charged with the murder of Arthur Collins, mine superintendent killed at Tet. Junide years ago was held in district court. A jury is expected by tomorrow evening. Judge Shreleford overruled objections to a proprietary future and any assertion about union involvement. He stated they are not seeing union labor here.
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Executions in Teheran Reported by Telegraph News
Teheran dispatch reports twelve members of the national council condemned by martial law have been hanged. The telegram notes the executions occurred at Teheran during the period and mentions a Russian loan of 100000 dollars and a June 19 date connected to a temporary budget measure.
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First Trans Alpine Airship Venture Report
An obscure escapade mentions a Swiss airship feat by a crew led by Jane W and Coenar amid claims of historic attempts and a linked fire record. The report references treaties, officials, and a waterway damage note without clear dates or outcomes.
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