Pacify Mexico 50 3 Program Troops Retain Vera Cruz
Department of State's Leash Rogers Army and Navy. Secretary of State fears aggression may change status of affairs in Mecca. Heads of fighting forces note destruction of Big Bridge would have been prevented if Funston had been heeded. American troops to stay in a Mexican port until firm government is established and ensure reparations and indemnity due the United States are paid. Carranza's resentment may upset plans as president.
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Big Bridge
Funston
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Carranza
Mediation's likely role in Latin American crisis tensions
A Chilean note and U S statements reflect hopes that mediation could avert full war between the United States and Mexico. The mediation aims to craft a provisional cabinet in Mexico to address agrarian issues and reduce hostilities, amid ongoing negotiations and key diplomatic exchanges.
Warns Villain Vain Means Death to Colorados
The report describes a deteriorating Saltillo campaign with Villa delaying advances due to a blocked head and feared federal escape. It notes threats against Spaniards and Colorado soldiers, impending executions if captured, and Villa’s hedging over prisoner treatment and property confiscation. It also covers Cotton negotiations with Spaniards and shifting regional control as authorities reorganize in Saltillo and Tampico.
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Taft on Mexico mediation war warning and policy
Former President Taft warns mediation may delay peace yet notes 400000 men and a daily cost of one million dollars. He argues for prudent intervention in Mexico, urges avoiding Naval punctilio, and calls for real measures to prevent war while supporting peace efforts. Continuous on third page.
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Mexico
York
William H. Tatt
Keep Siliman in Saltillo Health City Mayor-John R Silman
Health City Mayor John R Silman, the American vice consul at Saltillo, remains in federal custody and has not been transferred. He was to be moved to Mbalco City but rail links north of San Luis Potosi were cut. General Velasco, defeated at Torreón, now leads federal forces at San Luis Potosi as the government prepares a Guerra warfare campaign against the constitutionalists.
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Must Occupy Mexico Editorial: London View on U S Mexico
An editorial argues the United States will occupy Mexico after President Finerta is eliminated. It notes Washington faces serious remaining difficulties and questions how the policy can end without occupying Mexican territory.
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London
Today Bay
Finertran
Joley
Mexico
Finerta
Washington
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Churchill Flies Loops Over Sheerness Harbor
First Lord Winston Churchill whirled the loop six times in a British Admiralty plane near Sheerness harbor, while Gustav Hamel piloted the balloon Planet from London to Launceston, covering 206 miles, the longest balloon flight confined to England. Mt Vesuvius activity threatens to collapse a large portion of its crater as Naples reports.
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Sheerness Harbor
Washngton
London
Winston Churchill
the Admiralty
Sheeness Harbor
Gustav Hamel
Mortimer Singer
F Potlock
Launceston
England
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Naples
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Travel unharmed railways claim total immunity
A fragmented clipping notes that 409 808 488 railways of the United States operate without a single fatality in a period, claiming immunity from accidents. It mentions multiple nations and a fiscal seat, with annual reports to the press and a total passenger count cited as 3 488.
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Washington
Chicago
France
Austria
Yimeos
Wife drops 2500 feet in test of automatic parachute
Mme Cayat de Castell dropped from a high platform at an airfield to demonstrate her husband’s detachable parachute device. An excited crowd watched as the experiment reportedly proved the invention’s safety and reliability despite the dramatic fall.
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Glass
Ute
Rumors of Mexican Attack as Refugees Flee Vera Cruz
Washington Post reports a large Mexican federal movement under Gen Navarrete with Gen Huerta possibly commanding forces near Vera Cruz. Refugees describe shells and raids, families fleeing into American lines amid claims of approaching cavalry and preparations for assault along the water works.
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Milwaukee admits no bachelor rooms under new rule
A Milwaukee publication notes a rule issued by managers to limit occupancy of a building to two years per resident. The plan aims to create housing for young men by ensuring space for others, with the idea that residents should secure a wife after the two year limit. The policy emphasizes rooms are for young men who love no false faith and intends to avoid bachelor apartments.
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Milwaukee Wik
Milwaukee
Wilts
Refugees in Quarantine on Ward Liner Mexico
Refugees from Vera Cruz aboard the Ward liner Mexico, including Medill McCormick of the Chicago Tribune and William Nutting of the Boston Herald, will be held in quarantine for four days. The Mexico entered the river and is anchored at Quarantine La No one was allowed to board the ship tonight.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Medill McCormicck
The
Chicago Tribune
William Nutter
Boston Herald
Bar
Death of Lady Delamere in East Africa
Lady Delamere dies at Natrom British East Africa aged 11 and died of heart disease. Her husband Lord Delamere owns a large estate in the region. Years ago he had a hunting accident at Vale Royal Cheshire. Lady Florence Cole, then visiting Vale Royal, nursed him back to health and they married.
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Delamere
Natrom
British East Africa
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Vale Royal
Cheshire
Florence Cole
Tom
Favor cheaper postage international letter rate debated
A majority of governments favor lowering international letter postage from 2 pence half to 3 half pence. The Standsid cites John Lannie Heaton criticizing the move but hoping for revived universal penny postage. The decision awaits the triennial postal union conference, likely in September, with all governments expected to participate.
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London
Washington
Postal Union
Price
Septembe West
Fenteafatacis
Robbed Man Thrown From Car Struggles to Speak
A middle aged man, Raymond Vertes of TR Albion, was assaulted early morning in Yonkers. He was robbed of money and voice after being dragged from a New Rochelle car and choked, leaving him unable to speak as help arrived. His injuries are described as serious but non fatal.
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Raymond Vertes
TR. Albion Alreet
Baltimore
German Plans in Haiti Denial of Exclusion Rumor
A denials statement refutes a tale that Germany planned to exclude Americans from Haiti. The article notes only a possible representation on a future international customs commission, while American intent reports remain unclear and largely commercial in focus.
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Financial Committee
Washington
Haiti
Perilous Island War Unfolds Near Puerto Plata
Rebels clash with American forces near Comendador and Puerto Plata. A gunboat reports 5000 pounds of ammunition moved across the border and Dominican forces threaten an assault on customs houses. Casualties include a naturalized American wounded by a stray bullet as U S authorities intervene in Santo Domingo and surround Puerto Plata.
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Navy Department
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Fierer
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Comendador
Five drown as Mississippi launch capsizes at Minneapolis
A pleasure launch capsized in the Mississippi River near Minneapolis today, killing five aboard. The dead include Mrs Otto Justmann and two of her children and two children of John C Buchholz, Buchholz's wife and one child, and Pred Weber, a Buchholz relative from Merid Wes. Two others were saved.
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Suffragettes Burn Grand Stand at Bromwich Race Course
Militants set fire to the grand stand and other structures at Bromwich race course in Birmingham, England. Damage estimated at about 15 000 pounds.
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Birmingham
England
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Survivors of burning steamer Columbian picked up at sea
Ten days after the May 3 explosion of the freighter Columbian, four crew survived in the third lifeboat and were rescued by the cutter Seneca after drifting amid fierce gales south of Sable Island. Fifteen crew members perished from exposure, burns, and starvation.
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Allowane
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Danish Ruler Guest Inspires Atlantic City Fashion Parade
A long fashion feature details lavish outfits worn for a Danish sovereign visit to Atlantic City. Satin gowns in black, Chantilly lace, and tulle contrast with bare shoulders, while hats show floral runs and large curls. Rainbow color gowns, bold accessories, and side false curls mark the summer display alongside parasols and bright fashion trimmings.
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Pas
Vvid Fuel Peretofuc
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TOLLS VOTE NEAR AS DEBATE RAGES IN SENATE
A contentious tolls repeal fight nears a potential Senate vote with opposition arguing more time is needed. Delegates and former officials including James Creese and Sutherland address the issue amid party tensions and renewed discussion of the Panama Canal tolls exemptions and related treaty implications.
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