Allied nations outline postwar economic cooperation plan
Representatives of Great Britain, Russia, France, Serbia, Japan and Italy discuss wartime trade bans and postwar measures. They call for joint action to restore agriculture and commerce, prevent enemy dumpings, and ensure independence in finance, commerce, and shipping. The plan also anticipates neutral U S benefits and a shift to collaborative trade with former enemies.
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Alles
United States
Hosea
Saust
Germany
Austria
The Gasoline Man and His Grindered Grievances
A Deden gasoline dealer voices complaint about alleged overcharges in gasoline measurement and industry practices. He argues police and officials fail to curb systemic abuses, urging scrutiny of pricing and weights and condemning "two-cent per gallon" gouging while contrasting it with wider corruption in the trade. He targets the public, calling for examinations of measurement, weight standards, and business fairness.
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Rallon
Tie Brothers
United States May Profit by War Rules
An early United States view notes profit potential from war efforts beyond military aims. The article highlights allied preparations and the economic conference rules shaping broader war mobilization and commercial strategy.
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United States
Railroad Strike Fears and Mediation Viewpoints
A business leader warns a railroad strike would severely disrupt industry, surpassing border conflicts. Optimism surfaces over mediation under federal act as observers note a deadlock between employers and workers. A hopeful dispatch from New York and reflections on Waterloo frame cautious stance on averting widespread paralysis of the rail system.
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Condiiion
New York
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Decia
Milk for School Lunches Trial Gains Support
Manchester Union lauds an experiment by city school authorities to supply milk with lunches in two grammar schools. The health superintendent says the program addressed malnutrition seen in examinations. Milk was provided at cost and free for those unable to pay. After two months, Dr Drake evaluated the trial.
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Auperrizor
Board of Education
Ogden
Manchester Union
Tillk Forl
Drake
Mexico Defends Sovereignty Amid European War Talk
Mexican legations publish statements denying aggression and blaming German intrigue for war rumors. They cite negotiations over American troops and say Mexican forces act defensively to prevent foreign advances, as documents from the Mexican legation in Madrid are set to be released.
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Daris
Mexico
Carranza
Nego Altona
Medeo
Trevino
Troops Reach Ojinaga Across From Tresidio
Reports from Tresidio Texas dated June 31 indicate 800 Carranietas are due to reach Ojinaga opposite here tomorrow, with another detachment following. The notices say Colonel Jose Brajas, the Omar commander, has been instructed by Chihuahua City to prepare for war with the United States in the next few days, provoking real excitement among officials who moved to quell worry.
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Tresidio
Texas
Ojinaga
Jose Rrajas
Chihuahua City
Americans Hide in Mountains as Carranza Demands Allegiance
Five American miners from Parral's Alvarado company flee to the Sierra near Parral to escape mounting anti American sentiment in Chihuahua. They join eight other exiles arriving in Chihuahua City amid shortages and protests. Carranza reportedly issues a decree forcing foreigners with Mexican real estate to renounce allegiance and register as Mexican citizens. Local officials express optimism for American protection, while border areas buzz with rumors of Perishing expeditionary forces.
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Fl Paso
Tora
Partai
Chibuatua Ng
Nalis
Bers
Alvarado Mining and Milling Company
Parral
el Paso
T. O. Hawking, Jr
A. W. Morris
B.C. Higley
Hf. A. Buick J
H.W. Coltlns
Hero
Chihuahua
Chiahuahua City
Carranza Securs
el Pascals
Mexico
Mexico City
Carranza
Paso
Perabing
Nemiquipa
Jorcea
George Bell
Miitary
Inspection in Denver Begins
Denver Colorado June 21 medical officers began a section of national guard units preparation for departure to the mobilization camp. The adjutant general stated offers of men for Mexico certification were received but difficulty in speeding Colorado’s quota would be experienced.
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Denver
Colo
National Guard
Adjutant-General's Office
Mumserone
Colorado
Justice to Be Named for Hughes Succession
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson likely to name an associate justice to succeed Charles E Hughes within days. Several candidates loom, with Attorney General Gregory Senator Walsh of Montana and former Secretary Garrison among prominent possibilities, endorsements mounting as the process proceeds.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
Gregory
Walsh
Montana
Garrison
Destroyers Sail South From California coast
Debarkation of a destroyer flotilla led by Tau tevant W. W. Stradley includes Hull, aewhip of Tau tevant W. Stradley, and others in readiness for a dash down the Mexican coast toward Jota. Pacific fleet units depart and head toward likely ports as the Pittsburgh and other ships follow.
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U. S
Cal
Tinett
Flotila
Destryers
Tautevant
W. W. Stradley
Wander
Morking
Truttes
Jota
Pacific Feet
Mestean Porte
San Dieau
Winslow
Featerday
Quarrond
Pittsburg
Navy commands in Pacific coast defense plan disclosed
Naval authorities revealed a plan to position Rear Admiral Fullam under Admiral Winslow to command Pacific forces operating south of Manzanillo to San Diego. The armored cruiser Maryland and the destroyers and cruisers listed will move to specified ports across the Mexican and California coasts as contingencies for defense against potential action, with ships including the South Dakota, Colorado, Maryland, and others assigned to patrol and reinforcement routes.
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Fullam
Pacific Reserve
Colorado
Naval Batterny
Winslow
Pacific Meat
Merican
Fullaty
Manzanlig
Naling
Maryland
Puget
South Dakota
Fuget Sound
San Francisco
San Diego
Rere Ban de
la Paz
Guarmas
Cleveland
Glacier
Topolobampo
Torktown
Truxtun
Mazallan
Annapolis
Manzanilla
Ptteburg
Albany
Salinfa Cruz
Maleigh
al Acapulco
Chattanooga
Crulsera Milwaukee
Puget Bound
Troop Trains Headed North From Nogales
A dispatch from Nogales Arizona reports four twelve car troop trains moving toward Cananea carrying artillery machine guns ammunition and about 1500 men. The report cites railroad man William Lindairom and notes armored cars loaded with ammunition. Transport originated near Magdalena and martes.
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Nogales
Arizona
Cananea
William Lind
Airom
Local Ameri can withdrawal from Magdalena district confirmed
In Sonora a crew led the troops toward Cananea to warn advancing forces. Lindstrom stated no other American remained in the Magdalena district as far as is known, indicating a tightening perimeter and ongoing search efforts.
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Sonora
Enging
Cananea
Lindstrom
Magdalena
American steamer Beaconnet totals loss after grounding
The Beaconnet steamer was run ashore on Seroby sands after an external explosion and has been abandoned as a total loss. Captain Butcher and officers filed affidavits to the American Consul General Skinner for transport, with Skinner and the British Admiralty investigating whether a table or torpedo caused the sinking.
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Tandon
Beaconnet
Seroby Sands
Butcher
Conaul-General
Skinner
Tranatleston
Plate Department
Conaul
Consul Siluman Arrives in Eagle Pass City
Consul Siluman arrives in Eagle Pass from Saltillo by way of Monclova amid railroad traffic between Monterey and Nuevo Laredo. He says he plans to stay several days and notes he is the last American consul to learn Mexico.
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Engin Pass
Texas
A. R. Suliman
Saltillo
Monclova
Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
SilMmen
Mexico
Military Training in Chicago Public Schools
Chicago considers military training in public schools after a school commission report. The proposed Chicago commission would include five aldermen and ten citizens to oversee military education in the city’s schools.
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Chicago
Jana
Councils School Commission
Chicago Commission
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