Carranza notes stir Mexico policy and mediation talks
Washington reports President Wilson seeks Carranza’s stance on future cooperation with US forces in Mexico and the Carrizal incident. Secretary Lansing notes potential mediation may be offered later. Calderon hints at a possible démarche once Carranza speaks. Carranza’s public remarks suggest firmness amid American notes and conflicting rumors.
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Carranza
Merican
Wilson
Washington
Mexico
United States
Calderon
Lan‘sins
Lansing
Mexico City
New U S Coins Announced for Release Saturday
Washington announces new dimes quarters and half dollars will debut Saturday with Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo giving final approval. The treasury says the coins are more artistic and hopes they will gain quick public acceptance after the Lincoln penny.
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Washington
Zune
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
McAilbo
Poisoning Charge Shocks Town Folly
Reported case alleges York Jane 23 and Orange N 3 conspired in a poisoning scheme involving arsenic to harm a wife. The document cites a 37 500 dollar undertone and references a Frank D Van merchant as connected to the matter.
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York
Jane
Orange
Indiana regiment limits spark local company fate
War department orders cap the local infantry unit to incomplete ranks, blocking mustering in. Indiana can supply one more battalion of field artillery, delaying reorganization and leaving the local company stranded until a later call. Carrania’s prisoner release cited as reducing border tension. Captain Frank L. Snider awaits word on disposition while preparing to join a nearby unit.
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Frank L. Snider
Snider
Carrania
Imean
United States
Isouetut
War Department
Indiana
Feld
Shiger
Bridges
Derailment Delays Train to Mexican Border
On June 29 near Terre Hauit the caboose of a Seventh first regiment passenger train from New York bound for the Mexican border derailed without injuries. Local officials say service delay expected as crews inspect tracks.
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Terre Hauit
Beal
Seventh-first
New York
Indiana progressives seek new national ticket after Dye censorship
The Indiana progressive state committee met last night to align with center committees from other states and push to ban a presidential candidate. William Holton Dye faced censuring for endorsing Charles B. Hughes at Chicago, sparking repudiation by Indiana progressives and an unsuccessful bid to unseat him as national committeeman. state convention set for July 20.
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United Presa
Indianajolls
Indiana
Progressive State Central Committee
William Holton Dye
Nations
Dye
Charles B. Hughes
Chicago
Mr. Dye
Medical Examinations Begin For Indiana Guard Unit
Lt Colonel Hannister heads medical inspection of the Indiana National Guard in Indianapolis where units from Plymouth and Elkhart are mustered into federal service. Fourteen guardsmen who refused the federal oath rejoined their companies after oath clarification. The Indiana University band accepts muster into federal service. Governor Ralston will visit the camp at 4 pm with a seventeen-gun artillery salute.
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United, Press
Benjamin’ Herricon
Goard House
Tle
Plymouth and Elkhert
Indiana University Band
Ralston
Aritlery
Melrose Park Trucker-Fired Strike Ends in Fatal Shooting
Harry Holder, a Chicago & Northwestern car repairer, shot and killed Bruno Talmont in Melrose Park during a confrontation with strikebreakers. The incident followed a labor dispute over wage terms and work conditions at Proviso yards. Halder survived injuries, claimed self defense, and awaited inquest continuation as details emerged.
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Syne
Hrimo Talmont
Chicago &Northwesterm Railroad
Melrose Park
Harry Holder
Hereington
Onion
Aji 16
Notich
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Xoms
Holder
Hla
Eich
Bruno Talmont
Young Halder
Seriowsts
Halder
Tivano Talmont
Harry Halder
Sipaple
Solr
Unclear fragment hints at trial outcome
Fragment mentions friends and hoped quick acquittal with phrases like speedy acquittal and Demy erat, but lacks readable names, places, or concrete actions to form a full news item.
Indiana Progressive Party Faces Indiana Split Vote
In Indianapolis on June 25 the Progressive Party in Indiana debated its future. National Committeeman William H. Dye was to report on the Chirgee conference and the committee would decide whether to join with the sisters or pivot to factory in the ramparzu. Meanwhile a separate note from Hickton on June 29 reports a poultry train raid into Indiana roosters and Wells county farmers learning better methods to increase egg output and market handling.
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Indianapolis
Progressive
Indiana
William H. Dye
Progressive Party
Ramparzu
Hickton
New Territory
Wells County
Improvements at Eastside park for Fourth of July crowd
Preparations at Eastside park to accommodate the large Fourth of July celebration include a new concrete pavilion floor, walks, and a bridge. Park officials install a new parking layout, railing for safety, and time saving adjustments. A new round of amusements, including a double slide, is expected to attract families all summer.
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Eastside
Citizens Band
Baseball Association
Ney
Stags
Wilford
Altenolifles
Militia Cross Border With Cavalry Horses Near Guzman
Rumors spread as militiamen escorted cavalry horses from New Mexico into Mexico to Guzman amid reports of Carranzista concentrations. A Columbus base move triggered border alarms with detachments traveling to and from the line and telegraph disruptions feared along U.S. communication routes. A patrol group bivouacked south of the border while aircraft as guards observed the area.
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Columbus
Guzman
New Mexico
Mililix
México
Casement Found Guilty of Treason in Irish Rebellion
London June 29 Sir Roger Casement was found guilty of high treason in connection with the Irish rebellion. The jury deliberated under an hour. The crime is punishable by death and a death sentence was pronounced after Casement’s brief address to the court.
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London
Hoger Caresent
Germany
Cobora
Admits Slaying Her Father in Philadelphia Court
A 14 year old girl testified in Philadelphia showing remorse as she admitted shooting and killing her father. She claimed she did not intend to kill, saying she only meant to frighten him and did not mean to hurt him. The court heard her steadfast denial of taking aid in the crime.
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Cinda Abel Thas
John iV Abel
Crnel
Erneth
Earl Wnmerciiudig
Salelf
Will
Jones
Martin County
Mattingly & Myers
Philadelphia
Ave
W. Smith
Two Indiana Batteries Ready To Leave
The dispatch notes two Indiana batteries prepared to depart as part of mobilization. Illinois regiments await orders this afternoon while Wisconsin and Kansas infantry also report readiness to move, indicating rapid deployment from Springfield to the border in the central army department.
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United Press
Chicago
Tifet Ie Noig
Springfield
Central ‘Department
Wis
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