Ambush Against an American Cavalry Scout Near Guerrero
Weld Headquarters Cotonia Tut Jao Chihuahua telegraphs a clash where 300 Carranza cavalry tried to ambush a twenty strong American scouting party north of Guerrero. Lieutenant Horace M. Hickam’s detachment, maneuvering, evaded capture and repelled, slipping into a canyon fight position before the enemy withdrew. Reports also detail Mexican forces massing at Aguas Zarca and nearby patrol movements across Sonora, with naval and guard mobilizations reflecting border tensions.
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Weld
Cotonia Tut Jao
Chihuahua
Uet
Columbus
N. M
Qven
Guerrero
Trerino
Persling
Seventh Cavalry
Horace
Wmckam
Iikham
Ube der Patro
Hickam
Hart
Bil
Bandita
Carranziatas
Russians Gain Ground In Eastern Front
Russian forces report breaking Austro-German lines in the Carpathians and along the Volhynian front, claiming victories from Kolki to Vukla Galuz yiskaya. On the French front, Paris says it smashed through German defenses north and south of the Somme, advancing toward Peronne and retaking Estren.
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London
Kolocces
Carpathiana
Lemberg
Volhynian
Russian War Office
Kolki
Vukla-Galuzyiskaya
Carpathians
Petrogrod
Budsaraka
Koomen-Delatyn
Prince Leopold
German War Office
Baranakehs
Alga Bay
Petroprad
Drina
Loinlon
Gaturcay
Teuton
Estren
Hem
Caaualtlea
Berlin
Hatz
Belloy-en Santerre
NEARING PERONNE ON WEST FRONT REPORTS HEAVY FIGHTING
A July dispatch from Honiton describes French gains on the western front as British forces repulse heavy German counterattacks near La Talsville and Thiverval. Aerial notes say only three trench lines remain before open country, with German reinforcements moving from Verdun and Lens. Russian battles persist with stubborn German resistance around Baranovtichy and Lutek, while Turkish actions in the Caucasus hinder Russian advances. Entente morale rises as Romania bands with Corcas for a future alignment, amid neutral economic pressure on Germany.
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Honiton
P. m
Anit Lwo
Telef
la Talsvelle
Thivpeval
Ancre
Somme
Petonne
Pernone
Meuse
Halland
Lietman Frontier
Arras
Ruesiah
Entento
Rumania
Corces
Tiopea
Actite Coopera
Aldles
Tita
Stealllea
London
Europa
Germany
Austria 1510 Pay Indemnity in Full
Washington reports Vienna intimations that Austria will pay in full but not promptly in response to the American note on the Ferrolite case. The Austrian rejoinder seeks punishment of the commander who attacked the tanker in the Mediterranean and payment of reparations for confiscated supplies. State Department believes Austria will disavow the act, punish the commander, and pay indemnity.
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Washington
State Department
Bax
Vienna
Austria
Mediterranean
Vleche
Mario Department
Xhow
Lone bandit robs motorists in Yosemite Valley
A single bandit used a sawed shotgun to stop cars at a Yosemite Valley blockade on July 5. He collected about 409 dollars from tourists including several eastern visitors and killed no one. The thief fled on a motorcycle, leaving victims and a flood of accounts from travel agents in Philadelphia Chicago and New York.
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Yosemite Valley
Cal
Wawaong
Itimons
Philadelphia
J. W. Ceamp
Reston
Mln
Kean
Uraveling
Cateago
FH. Williams
Hansas City
Mra
W. C. Gilbert
New York City
A. Deiting
Chicago
Offensives In Western Front Seen From Telegraph Dispatch
Captain Ceclil Dattine reports from London July 5 that Allied offensives show heavy British losses yet to be officially published. French and British coordination improves, with new levies storming German fortifications and holding captured positions. Verdun reserves remain intact, while Germans face a widened Franco British threat along a long Paris to Albert line.
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Ceclil Dattine
London Daily Telegraph
London
Cown Rang
Neuve Chapelle
Festubert
Loos
Foch
Hale
Artiery
Soat
Verdun
Ataf
Alan Hare
Lable
Apris 10
Albert
Pernnna
Smoselle
Lemberg Road Cut by French Near Somme Front
Paris reports large German retreat south of the Somme with all but a final hold in large front. French capture Em, He village, and complete conquest of Estrees while British lines show focal fighting and strategic repositioning. Russians claim rail cut from Innsbruck to Welatyo disrupting Austro German front. Widespread Allied prisoners numbered over 25 000 for June, underscoring shifting balance.
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Paris
Somme
Estrees
British War Office
Croat
Fla Hood
Verdun
Lorraine
Luneville
Hugsinna
Inbiberg
Galicts
Welatyo
Lemberg
Abjed
France
Belgium
Fripet
Jane
Viepou
Cadomene and Valumene Tablets Claim Revitalizing Power
Nog Birgen endorses Cadomene and Valumene Tablets as life enhancing. The ad promises restoration of vitality, nerve invigoration, and overall vigor, claiming Burton and others benefited. A money back guarantee appears, with sale through first class druggists.
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Nog Birgen
Vale
Simple funeral for Hetty Green
Daltons Fale Vermont July 5 After a simple funeral service the body of Mrs Hetty Green was buried here today on the family plot beside that of her husband H Greed A plain granite plaque marks the spot Pallbearers from the village were old friends of Mrs Ureeg The will would probably be offered for probate there The report includes stray details about a powder and poison theory but no clear conclusion is given
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Daltons Fale
Hetty Green
H. Greed
Mra. Ureeg
Bira. Green
Tate
Thia
Expert Testimony in Orpet Case Highlights Cyanide Form
In Waukegan on July 6 the prosecution argues cyanide poisoning caused Marion Lambert's death. Chemist Dr J A Wesener testifies the poison was likely ingested in powder form, while the state cites possible solution use. He contends the strength of cyanide in the defendant's green home was insufficient for the death.
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Waukegan
William
Orpet
Wesener
Rea Sons
Rome
Garber
Marion
Ters
Colorel
II Fa
Second Idaho Infantry Ready for Orders to Move
Boise Idaho July 5 Captain Max H Garber US acting as mobilization officer states the Second Idaho Infantry of over 300 men is mustered equipped and ready for orders to move to the Mexican borders. He has not received guidance from the Western Department in San Francisco and Lt Col P H Crow faces a Supreme Court ruling.
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Boise
Second
Idaho Infantry
Max H. Garber
War Department
Ombra
Gerber
Western Department
San Francisco
P. H. Crow
Aupreme Court
Erie
New York
Europe
National
Republicans Try to Stop Ship Bill in Senate Action
Washington July 5 A Republican proposal to delay action on the government shipping bill and set a vote date drew little response as Senate Democrats caucused. Most senators opposed the plan and urged pressing a vote, with Democratic leaders indicating opposition to any dilatory tactics. The caucus adjourned until Friday night to let the commerce committee refine the bill after it passed the House.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Democrats
Storounly
Ie Numaet
Benalora Simmons
Stone
Wiliams
Commerce Committee
Keuser
House
Vegetarian pupil asks about soap free care in odd classroom exchange
A cenor pupil teacher noted for dilatory habit asks about astronomy and being a vegetarian. Johnny Brown answers with a quip about not using soap, revealing the odd dialogue as the scene centers on character and mood in a cluttered classroom.
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Johnny Brown
No Escape Bromite Tauppnee Wedding Question
A garbled inquiry asks if Bromite Tauppnee attended a wedding yesterday. It mentions a father figure and mixed phrases on physical, spiritual, and financial aspects, but the sentence is fragmented and unclear about names, places, or outcomes.
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