Ex Governor Slaton Guarded as Tense Capitol Scene Unfolds
Former Governor Slaton faced a guarded departure and tense ceremonies at the capitol amid warnings from Senate leaders. State militia lined the route as crowds swirled with murmurs and hisses during the address. A Washington report noted no support for any movement or plans, stressing normal civic process remains.
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Slaton
Piinsito
Mre
Sinto
Calor
Gerke
Persons
State Senate
Carranza and Villa factions clash amid U S mediation aims
Fragmented dispatches describe Carranza and Villa aligned operatives in Mexico seeking U S influence to curb a reactionary movement. Reports note possible reverses for Carranza forces, isolation of Veracruz and concerns over military foothold as Diaz era tensions linger and Washington weighs response.
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Vila
Armuy
Felipe Angeles
Wccvices Gm
United States
Euses Arrenondo
Arenes
Republic
Diaz
Streria
Drex.co
United
Arredondo
Carranza
Gerty
Mexico
General Felipe Angeles Denies Knowledge In Visit
A fragmentary dispatch reports General Felipe Angeles denying knowledge of certain actions during a visit to Boston on June 25. The text references his family and mentions adherents linked to a larger event, though details are unclear due to OCR issues. The brief item centers on the general's denial amid ongoing discussions.
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Boston
Jane
Felipe Angeles
Ico
War needs limit sales to civilians warns authorities
Dated reports from June note that flour mill owners in various Mexican districts have been told by military authorities not to sell flour to civilians as it will be needed by the army. Grain crops are said to be at risk in several locales and laborers in Sahuaripa and nearby districts face issues over war rations and refusals to accept wartime issues.
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Omy Eo Reese
Dolglas
Aziz
Staazs
México
Asuy
Jackipe Aeba
Sosyest
Gontberk Mouteraas Sudmorhers
Huerta’s Nephew Leads Mexican Power Restoration Talks
Antonio Huerta nephew and former Huerta loyalists including Ignacio Bretvo Jose Allesto Robles and C M Cau left for El Paso to join a conference outlined to appoint a provisional president and heir to Huerta amid factional moves against Villa. Edward Herrenza reported the gathering as tensions rise over a new political framework in Mexico.
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Antonio
Villa
Tion
Villaschlef Teurenane
Peli Pe Angeles
Vassuex Tugles
Mexico
Victoriano Huens
Uarco C. Herrenza
Vietor Huerts
Generali Huerta
Upeder Huerta
Administrat Union
Inacio Bretvo
Jose Allesto Robles
C.M
Illnais lawmaker doubts Campbell link in Mrs Allen death
Chicago June 26 John P L Devine a member of the Illinois Legislature says he doubts Gov Dunne's suspect in the death of Mrs Allen. Devine reports being impressed by Campbell the black convict held in connection with the case and notes Campbell claimed motive to keep Mrs Olsen alive for help in paying a pardon bid and for altering his name.
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Pmsomaren
Chicago
John PL Devine
Illnais
Foilet
Dunne
Meath
Wardin Allen
Foe Campbell
Mra
Mobilization Bill Passes in Chamber of Deputies Paris
The industrial mobilization bill was passed today in Paris after introduction by M Dalbiet. It creates a mixed commission of workers and employers to supervise selection of workers to be relieved from civilian duties and transferred to munitions factories during the frost period.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M- Dalbiet
Preeader Urges British Embargo Modification
Washington June 26 The president pressed for a modification of the British embargo on all commercial intercourse between Germany and neutral nations. A committee of over 1000 American importers presented a petition to Secretary Lansing Solicitor Johnson and Hubert F Rose urging adjustment to prevent further loss of valuable shipments and harm to established trade.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Lansitg
Johnson
Hubert F. Rose
Board of
Foreign Trace Advisers
Simeth
President Sin Suentez Proclaimed Leader in Chile Chess Nation
June 26 report from Cilie notes former secretary of finance in 1901 and justice minister in 1903, Sin Suentez, elected president after yesterday’s elections. Democratic party supporters hailed his return as the electors backed Sin Suentez amid a quiet, pivotal political moment.
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Emy Amwoontes
Santiago
Cilie
Fuan Eas San Suentes
Nance
Chess Republic
Senor Sin Suentez
Democratic Party
Welch Futerton Drugists Deliver Elation of City
Welch Futerton druggists deliver new items to the city with announced availability and plans to expand services. Local residents expect improved access to medicines and related products in coming weeks.
Chicago Cab Machine Built Up Fears BEA Members Survive
Fragmentary text notes a Chicago cab machine built up fears within BEA group and mentions that members survive. Details are unclear due to damaged source lettering.
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Chicago
BEA
Sh Sarvivs
Appointment Delay Clouds Lansing Successor Role
Washington reports indicate a new counsellor to the State Department may not be named until President Wilson returns from vacation next month. Speculation centers on Chandler Anderson or Cone Johnson as possible candidates while Secretary Lansing clarifies his department’s status. Anderson, a Republican, previously served as legal adviser in London and overseas embassies during the war period.
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Wilson
Washington
Atte
Lansins
Johnson
Anderson
Lansing
Mir
London
United States
Quere
Omber
State Department
Cone Joumsen
American note on sinking of ship by German cruiser
Ambassador Gerard presented the American note at the German Foreign Office detailing the sinking of the ship William P Frye by the Prinz Eitel Friedrich. The note demands prompt compensation, rejects the delay of 72 hours for payment, and seeks prize court review before any settlement.
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William P. Frye
Gerard
Revene
Berlin
Lonton
Baseball Men Suspended in Federal League Altercation
Joe Tinker manager of the Chicago Federal League team and Ralph Miers of the Brooklyn Federals were suspended indefinitely by President James A. Gilmore after an altercation in the second game of a Chicago-Brooklyn clash. Also noted: Tartax, owned by R F Wilson, won the Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct, with Reamer second and Soprow third in the mile distance race.
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Brooklyn
Joe Tinker
Chicago Federal League
Ralph Miers
Brokfust Federals
James A. Gilmore
Federal League
Chicago
Brooktime
A - Sew
Assignment of Yates to Columbia ship in reorganization
Commander Yates Surin Jr, formerly in command of the Atlantic submarine flotilla, has been assigned to command the cruiser Columbia, flagship of Captain W. Grant, who under a recent reorganization is in charge of air submarine masters afloat and ashore.
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Co Ameccanen
Washington
Jimne
Mer
Yates
Suriing Jr
Fotilia
Coluxibis
W. Grant
Fragmentary note on ages and locations in museum context
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ages 15 and 30, references Lemberg and a museum. No clear event, names, places, or dates. Confusing sequence suggests a partial report or scribbled notes possibly tied to an exhibit or collection assessment. Further readable context needed to extract a definite incident or subject.
Venizelos Declines Greek Premiership Amid Balkans Ties
The Athens dispatch reports Premier Venizelos refuses the Greek premiership, citing friendly European powers toward Bulgaria as a factor. It notes his belief that military developments justify declining the four month term and hints at the Austro German alignment concerns influencing the decision.
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Stuthe
Venizelos
Greece
Bulgare
Ikid
ML ‘Venizelos
Furtier
Russians Cover Retreat Amid Defensive Stand
German dispatches report Russians pulling back while defending positions around the Dniester and north of Lemberg. The Gazette notes Austro German pressure near Busk and Ziezow, with broader movement along the Bug and Dulester fronts asBohem-Ermell’s troops push north.
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Cologne
Germany
London
Gaia
Dniester
Lembere
Gordige
Gezette | Ao
Forther
Sternsat Lemberg
Busk
Bug River
Ziezow
Gazette
Seeer
Manifesto Claims British Trade Unions Stand For Nation
A June 25 manifesto addressed to fellow tradesmen urges unity and sacrifice to support civilization and international law against barbarism and state force. It calls on skilled workers to demonstrate comradeship and readiness to serve in trenches, portraying British trade unionists as defenders of national life and freedom.
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Eet
Ams Aateo
London
Union Jeaders
Weston Man Arrested for Stealing Revolver from County Assessor
John E Day a solicitor was arrested in Weston on two counts of stealing a revolver from the home of County Assessor Lunsford. He was given a hearing before a justice of the peace, fined 25 dollars and jailed 30 days for theft, and fined 50 dollars and jailed six months for unlawful leaving in improper period.
Dutch Government Prohibits Mention of Aerial Incident
Dutch newspapers report the government has issued a new order restricting mention of an alleged dirigible event in the Netherlands within the past twenty four hours. Editors note the move is a serious action affecting press coverage and public discourse in the Hague and surrounding areas.
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Vis Londoz
Tone
Netherlands
Dutcn
Bertiex
Canadians Arrive to Join British Army Reinforcements
Canadians in a Devonport bound steamer message arrive today to join the British army. The corps includes railroad men and other workers forming part of the Canadian Construction Corps. The arrival signals further Canadian support for British military efforts.
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Devonport
England
Terschel
Canadian Construction Corps
Ghs
State association annual meeting plans fiftieth celebration
The article notes an October event with a committee lineup for the annual meeting of the state association. Rev Arthur Hani, Rev CU -EBaBartien, and Rev KW Edmondson form the executive. Sub committees include reception and registration with George Mc Dosale, EAL Spannick, G C Leachman, and others. the fiftieth anniversary will be celebrated.
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Arthur Hani
CU -Ebabartien
KW Edmondson
Itmee
George McDosale
Eal Spannick
G.C Leachman
Pven Lee
Edmondson
O- Cherns
German View on American Note Over Exports
Dr. Anton Meyer and Gerhard advised Berlin on a cautious German response to the American note. They reported that German officials saw certain U S views as more favorable to restricting war munitions exports. The sinking of the Tuskanay shifted sentiment, making Americans less patient with evasive replies.
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Anton
Meyer-Gerhardi
Berlin
Anton Meyer
Gerhard
Meyer-Gerhard
Washington
United States
Coe
Romania stalls on joining the allies amid war munitions doubt
War rumors prompt diplomats to note Romania may be short of munitions. Austro German successes in Galicia are said to push Romania toward a slow move. It is understood that Romania is unlikely to join the Allies.
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Alles
Vienna
OiLich Isaniakton
Mc Drain and Company
Phevel
Throusi
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Bartel Farmeand
Jocalitr
Arel
Usteer
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Londen Township
Carroll County
W. C-Kennedy and Company
Gottschel
United Stays Geological Survey
St Mateo
Upper Silesia
German Empire
Stago
McDonald, Pa
Pittabure
Fahrex
Berlin OKs Large City Loan for Public Works
Berlin city government approved a loan of 288 million marks to fund electric works and expansion. The plan envisions installments over several years with 137 million for the expansion and acquisition phase. The report notes the details may still be subject to final confirmation.
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Berlin
el Berlin
Deep Oil Drilling Advances Reported Across Regions
A compiled report details multiple oil and gas well activities across counties including Greenbrier Dodgritre and Braxton. Entries cover drillings at J W Udall farm Bartley Barns Gasser tests on G. W Wagroner and Mu AU Ritter farms, and discoveries of significant depths and production potential amid varied local districts.
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South Penn Oil Company
Dr. Cowen and Company
Amber Ol Company
Washington County
South Penn of
Udall
West Virginia
Greenbrier Schattt
Dodgritre
Drehtane Heat
Gittespierun_Grantdistrict
Oi Compa Ny
Reito Martin
Freeman's -Creek
Lewix Company
G. W. Wagroner
Courthouse District
Hope Natural Gas Company
Bartley Barns
Gordon Sand Gesser
Salt
Belle Crutchtela Farms
Lucy Posey
Russian War Chief to Be Replaced in Petrograd Telegram
An undated Petrograd despatch cited by Reuters Telegram Company reports that General W. A. Soukhomiinom, described as Russia's minister of war, has resigned. General Polivanot, a former premier, is expected to succeed Souknomlinoft as war minister.
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