Indiana militia on Mexican border sparks national mobilization
The article notes state militia mobilization for border order under General Funston as tensions with Mexico rise. It also covers Indianapolis bank clearings rising to 11.62 million, a Columbus, Indiana rat tragedy, and a pension bill at 158.065 million reflecting Civil War veterans' decline. It references Bryan’s St Louis stance and Wilson re election signals, plus US yards building a new shift daily amid a surge of construction.
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Funston
Thiehn
Bryan
St. Louis
Wilson
Auto speed dangers and political talk in 129 000
A fragmented editorial discussion covers warships and shipbuilding under Republican administrations, criticizing inaction and praising progress while noting a fatal auto wreck near Jasper. It warns against reckless driving and calls for harsher fines to deter speeding and save lives.
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Mexico
Indiana
Orirumya Machine
SPECIAL RESOLUTION PROPOSED t j i
A cautious staff notes a proposed measure amid a tense security climate. Officials cite potential varied outcomes and pledge full preparation while awaiting further parliamentary steps and possible consensus actions.
Mexico's note to Lansing sparks swift border actions
Weeks past the de facto government, cooperation cited as the motive. A secret embassy note to Lansing urged haste for a reply. Consul Silliman heads toward the border as warnings to Americans intensify. Militia mobilization continues nationwide with no border dispatch orders by noon, aiming to deter trouble and avert war.
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Lansing
John KR. Silliman
Mexico
Garrungw
Lambert Girl Linked to Voquette In Trial Testimony
In Warthegan Alabama on June 19 Marian Lambert was brought out in lights of a voquette at the William Orr pets trial for murder. witness Cole, a member of the Highteen Bunch, testified Marian flirted with a schoolmate the day before she died.
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Culted Press
Warthegan
Marian Lambert
Wiliam Orr Pets
Thel Cole
England eyes key two weeks as war shape shifts
London June 19 A wartime forecast notes the next fortnight as potentially decisive while public debate centers on a successor to Kitchener. Lloyd George is viewed as likely to accept the post, though doubts persist about the scope of powers for the War Office. A Daily Chronicle editorial warns against altering the system that has functioned well in recent months.
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Mack Kitchener
Lloyd-George
Asquith
Kitchener
Ministry of Munitions
Imperial General
Sir William Robertson
War Council
Pew Srtretary of
State For War
Earl Kitchener
Great Britain
Secretary of War
War Office
Daily Chronicle
Billion Dollars to Roads As Rail Revenues Rise
Washington reports 1.9 billion dollars in operating earnings for the year end, with ten months to April showing 2.7978 billion in railway operating revenues and 1.8278 billion in expenses. Net railway income for ten months stands at 970 million, after deductions, with per mile income varying by district from six thousand three hundred twenty five dollars in the east to two thousand seven hundred eighty three in the west.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Count Moltke Dies in Berlin Mourning Service
A Berlin telegram reports Lieut. Gen. Count Helmuth von Moltke died of heart apoplexy during a Reichstag mourning service. The note also covers Russian capture of Czernowitz and large prisoner and material totals, with Austrians forced to evacuate the city.
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Count von Moltke
Tauscher Trial Set for Tuesday in New York Court
The trial of Capt Wank Tauscher Bishand of the Gadski opera company opens tomorrow in the federal district court. Indicted with Tauscher are Di Franz von Papen Wolfe von Isel and Alfred A. Pritzen and Constantine Goyad. Principal witness will be Hana von der Goltz.
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New York
Wank Tauscher
Bishand
J the
Gadski
Totorrow
di Franz
von Papen
Aeman
Wolfe Vor Isel
Alfred A. Pritzen
Constantine Goyad
Tauscher
United States District Att Ney Ft. Wood
Hana von der Goltz
Bankers jailed in Mexico City over aid currency dispute
In Mexico City on June 19, W. Mitchell the London and Mexico Bank manager and Assistant Manager William Horner along with two Germans and a director were arrested by order of Post Commander Hill after the bank refused to accept aid currency at par for a due note. Authorities say the bank had received Villista and Zapatista notes during their presence. The prisoners were jailed but later released on bond by the ministry of finance official.
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Mexico City
Mex
W. ¥. Mitchell
London and
México
William Horner
Hill
Zapatista
Daily Market Report Milanapolis Market Report Snapshot
Market notes show mixed grain prices and steady hay with No 1 Timothy at 17.50 per ton and No Timothy at 14 to 15. Cattle and hogs described with steady tone and prices like top hogs at 11.00, while several entries mention government agricultural instruction in Venezuela and a distant Everest visibility claim.
Arming Civilians Sparks Tense Mexican Hostile Prep
Report from Colonia Dublan and Casas Grandes notes Carranza troops arming Mexican civilians as tension rises with American forces. Fragmentary details describe preparations for hostilities, with scant corroboration and unclear attribution amid chaotic downtown scenes and distorted notices.
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Dublan
Mexico
Carranza
Cily
Casas Grandes
Pearson
Maderira
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