Roosevelt Letter Urges Hughes Burial of Differences
Chicago June 26 The Progressive Committee released Theodore Roosevelt's letter formally rejecting the Progres sive nomination and urging support for C B Hughes. Roosevelt explains the wartime and postwar crisis, defense needs, universal military training, and the aim to unite progressives with Republicans to oppose Wilson.
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Teddy
Chicago
Progress Five
Theodore Roosevelt
C. B. Hughes
Awe
Cnet
Two Miners Killed at White Caps Mine
Two men working at the White Caps mine were killed and another injured after an accident linked to a powder stick failing to ignite. John Cannavas died instantly while Larry Siatovich died hours later from severe injuries. The cause remains under investigation with the belief the blast failed to detonate properly.
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White Cape
John Cannavas
Larry Siatovich
Canasas
Bieces
Tad Neil
Saati
Pastor from Olympia to lead Nevada parish
Rt Rev G L Hunting presides at St Marks vestry meeting in Tonopah Nevada and announces Rev Harlan Batley of Olympia will be permanent minister starting July 16. He will alternate between Tonopah and Goldfield until September 1 when St Johns at Interpoint gets new clergy.
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Nevada
St Marks Church
Harlan Batley
Olympia
Wash
Totopah
Goldfield
St. John's
Smithe
Tonopah
Bailey
St. Marka
Bishoy
Knights Enroll New Council In Las Vegas Event
Twenty five men joined the Knights of Columbus in Las Vegas as Tonopah and Goldfield councils organized a new local unit. Officers named include Grand Knight A J Siebener and Deputy Grand Knight C O Wood with several other posts filled. delegates from Tonopah and Goldfield listed, and candidates for first second and major degree ranks named.
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Knights of Colombia
Las Vegas
Tonopah
Goldfield
A. J. Siebener
C. 0. Wood
H. @. Heinakill
J. Maugg
Ed. Florin
Fr. Wingate
Lea McNamer
French gain trenches near Verdun as German attack repulsed
Paris June 19 reports a night battle in Verdun where French forces captured most German trenches between Fumin and Chenoy woods. German attack west of Thiaumont was repulsed. Heavy artillery duels continued near the Meuse with Germans now about three quarters of a mile from the fortifications on the French right bank.
Embargo Aims at All Trade With Mexico
The United States plans a broad embargo on commerce with Mexico as it weighs future relations. Customs officers along the border have halted shipments to Mexico since Saturday. No airs or ammunition were allowed to pass for weeks. General Treviño seized San Gerónimo and Hachinaba after the American evacuation, ordering any attempt by Pershing’s men to reoccupy would be met with force.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Mexico
Chomuahua
San Geronimo
Hachinaba
Trevino
Pershing
Ruby Group Added to Great Western Estate
John Magee, general manager, says the Ruby group is included in the Great Western estate. He notes recent southern workings on the 1350 are not commercial at contact but show promise with heavy sulphide. A more efficient pump will be installed on the bottom level and the south crosscut extended.
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John Magee
Great Western Ming
San Francisco
Ruby Group
Great Western Estate
Diplomatic changes in Mexico under British control in war
London June 26 American affairs in Mexico will be handled by British diplomatic consular officers in the event of war. The French embassy in Washington has arranged to seek Mexican deserters in the United States.
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London
Mexico
Woshington
United States
Fire destroys Cooney & Co warehouse display
A fire yesterday morning at Cooney & Co in Winnemucen destroyed the stock. The blaze is believed to have started from fireworks on display in the shop window.
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Cooney & Co
Winnemucen
Waiting For Carranza to Release American Soldiers
Washington dispatch notes that a formal Carranza policy response to Secretary Lansing's note will determine if a state of war exists with Mexico. Officials seek immediate release of cavalry at Carrizal and await Carranza’s intent on the U.S. expedition at the border. Congress may be asked to authorize military news censorship related to the Mexican situation.
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Carrizal
United States
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
State
War
Navy
War Department
Bridegroom Aviator Dies After Wedding
OsHkosh Wisconsin reports aviator Charles Niels died shortly after his wedding to Miss Laetle Goddard. He felt unwell yesterday and died this morning at the hospital. The wedding occurred Saturday, and details indicate a sudden fatal incident following the ceremony.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Charles Niels
Mies Laetle
Goddard
CAPTAIN MORAY REPORTED FOUND ALIVE IN U.S. FORCES TELL
In San Antonio on June 26, Pershing's front said Captain Moray was rescued by a scouting party from Major Jenkins' detachment. Jenkins said two squadrons of the Eleventh Cavalry pinched the area. Of four dozen men in two Troops of the Tenth one officer and 43 enlisted reached American lines. one enlisted man was moving toward Subbal. seventeen prisoners accounted for, twenty-two missing.
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Heporta Fron
Pershing
Moray
Jenkins
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Subbal
Manhattan Boy in Santo Domingo With Marines
Austin B Stevens son of Hender son J Stevens of Manhattan serves with the United States Marines deployed to Santo Domingo to protect the American legation during the revolt against President Jimmes. Preparedness and rapid movement define the unit as Marines respond to unrest south of Key West and north of Venezuela. Stevens enlisted July 22, 1912 at the San Francisco recruiting station and has since earned a positive record aboard the Bonanza.
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Henderson J. Stevens
Manhattan
United States
Santo Domingo
Jimmes
Key West
Venezuela
U.S
Stevens
U. S. Marine Corps
San Francisco
San Prancinco
Russian cavalry captures important position near Pesoritt
Associated Press reports from Petrograd that on June 24 Russian cavalry after fighting Austro Hungarian forces occupied a position near Pesoritt west of Kumpolung in Bukowina. The report notes a battle preceded the occupation and identifies the engaged opponents as Austro Hungarian troops. The details describe a tactical gain by Russian forces in Bukowina.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Pesoritt
Kumpolung
Bukowins
No Mediation At This Time Reported By Bolivia
Washington June 26 Central and South American republics will not offer mediation between the United States and Mexico at present. Minister Calderon of Bolivia said he was informed by Secretary Lansing that the United States saw nothing to mediate. It is expected Latin American nations may act again after Carranza replies.
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Associated Preast
Washington
Central and South American
Republica
United States
Maxico
Calderon
Bolivia
Secy. Lansing
Lansing
Carransa
Troops Disposed On Warlike Lines Reported
Reports from headquarters indicate Mexican forces along the Rio Grande from Matamoros to Juarez have withdrawn their main strength or are preparing to do so. Troops are bulking stations at strategic points south of the border where railway junctions allow rapid handling of large bodies. The new line would command the advance toward Monterey Saltillo and the Coahuila communes.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Matamoros
Juares
Monterey
Saltillo
Coahu- Na
Daniel Sollender Dead At Bishop Home Age Eight
Telegram confirms the death of Daniel Sollender at the Bishop family home in California. He was eight years old, suffered a prolonged illness from Bright's disease, and leaves four boys and the immediate family. Funeral set for Bishop tomorrow afternoon at the Christian Balance church.
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Daniel Sollender
Binhop
Cal
Bright
Sollender
W. Fr. Bollender
Austrians Retreat in Trentino Sector
In Trentino district, Austrian forces retreat as Italian troops press the pursuit, according to an official report. The report from Rome dated June 4 notes a general Austrian withdrawal with Italy pursuing vigorously.
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Trentino
Associated Press
Rome
Italiens
Mexican general Ricaut removed by Carranza
Laredo Texas June 26 reports Carranza has dismissed Gen Ricaut commander of the north eastern border patrol and reinstated Gen Emiliano. The change follows Ricaut's failure to attack Americans pursuing bandits across the border on June 17.
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Laredo
Texas
Carranza
Ricaut
Emiliano
Mrs Mapes Injured by Fall From Her Horse
Mrs Lucille Mapes sustained a deep forehead gash and a fractured knee cap when her horse skittered at Main and Croas streets. The animal leaped aside after being spooked by debris, throwing her fifty feet toward the Butler dump. She was rescued and sent to Lane Hospital in San Francisco for two months of hospital care and surgical treatment.
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Main
Croas
Mapes
Butler Dump
Lane Hospital
San Francisco
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