Soldiers May Be Used To Prevent Revolt Startings
Guard kept to prevent escape over border may be deported to Spain under immigration laws. Evidence gathered for prosecution on charge of violating neutrality. Extradition asked by villa officials at Chihuahua.
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Spain
Villa
Chihuahua
Lansing
Tuerta
Huerta
Villa Comander
Juarez
Wilson
Department of Labor
Jay
Funston
Department
Texas
Carranza and Zapata Fight Into Mexico City
Washington reports Huerta faces efforts to keep him from crossing the border as four U S departments weigh actions including extradition or deportation while Carranza and Zapata push efforts to seize Mexico City amid ongoing border tensions and legal maneuvers.
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Carranza
Zapata
Mexico City
President Wilson Works on New Phases of Diplomacy
President Wilson spent the forenoon at Harlakenden House in Cornish working on state department matters. He read reports on the Armenian incident, Mexican communications, and a dalalai protest note draft. He and Dr. Cary Grayson walked in the rain and may remain another week unless pressing business intervenes.
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Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Harlakenden House
State Department
Washington
Mexico
Lansing
Dalalai
United States
Great Britain
Cary T. Grayson
Governor Bissing Bars Belgian Insignia in Belgium
General von Bissing the German ruler of Belgium forbids wearing or displaying Belgian insignia in a provocative manner and bans the display of insignia from nations against Germany or its allies under penalties of fine or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
London
von Bissing
Belgium
Germany
Carranza, Apata Forces Clash as Relief Lines Grow
The Carranza army penetrated toward the city but was driven back while Apata forces claim the Constitutionalists took a definite check. Food shortages grow as forty thousand poor line up for relief. government archives and treasury funds moved to Cuernavaca. A train awaits to transport officials if the Constitutionalists reach the federal district.
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Gonzales Garza
Carranza
Apata
International
Convention Government
Treasury
Cuernavaca
Fine British Vessels Sunk by Submarines
Three British steamers the Inglemoor Caucasian and Welbury were torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. The Caucasian carried sugar and was 3650 tons. the Inglemoor 4331 tons. the Welbury 3591 tons. Crews from Inglemoor Caucasian were landed at Falmouth and Queenstown while Welbury crew survived. Also the destroyer Lightning was reported lost with fifteen missing.
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Queenstown
Atlantic
Port Arthur
Newport
Dartmouth
Sunderland
Petroleum Steamship Company of London
Bahia Blanca
Argentina
Naples
Bluth
W. Runciman & Co
London
Kingston
Jamaica
Matanzas
Cuba
United Kingdom
Altho
Hit
Becker to Have New Counsel in Fight for Life
The Becker murder case moves toward the United States court appeal as new counsel will be chosen. Martin T. Manton, Becker's lawyer, says he will retire and will not name the successor yet. Mrs. Becker plans a personal appeal to Governor Whitman in Albany.
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New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
United States Court
Martin T. Manton
Becker
Spreme Court
Mantan
Whitman
May Be New Counselor May Be New Counselor
Washington officials weigh the choice for state department counselor to replace Robert Lansing. The candidates are John W. Davis the solicitor general and A Mitchell Palmer a judge of the court of claims who has not yet taken oath.
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Washington
State Department
Robert Lansingles
John W. Davis
West Virginia
United States
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Court of Claims
Davis
Palmer
Monster submarine sinks Armenian liner in fast chase
Survivors report a monster German U boat, over 300 feet long with a deck and guns, torpedoed the Armenian near Avonmouth as Captain Trickey tried to escape. Shellfire wounded many before the liner sank stern first amid explosions and jeers from the enemy. Four wounded died later as boats withdrew. A second item notes a teenager’s death from eating green apples.
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Avonmouth
England
H. Benton
Water Beach
Cambridgeshire
Benton
GECAMANS PUSH CAMP.IGN TO TINE. WARSAN GECAMANS PUSH
German and Austrian forces press for victory on the Polish front with aims at Warsaw as artillery clashes erupt across Arras and Argonne. British ships lost to submarines total 111 lives, while reports claim Allied advances near Gallipoli and Krithia with uncertain confirmation.
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Ign
Warsan
London
United States
Germany
Amsterdam
Brussels
Chicago plants close pending end of strike
Chicago, July 2. Forty-three of the city’s largest lumber yards and sixty-five brick making plants were closed for business, leaving thousands of workers unemployed as the 16,000 carpenters strike continues. The allied building interests ordered operations halted and material resales banned until peace is restored in the industrial conflict.
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Chicago
Roosevelt Undergoes Operation for Appendicitis
Washington July 2 The coalition of Franklin D. Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy operated on for appendicitis yesterday continued favorable today. He passed a comfortable night and physicians look for quick recovery.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Government to seize Sayville wireless station in near future
Washington reports indicate the United States will take over the Sayville high power wireless station for alleged neutral violations. Talks among state navy and commerce officials continue as authorization and licensing questions are reviewed. The plant reportedly operates without a license and may come under strict government control under naval censorship.
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Washington
DD. C
United States
Bizi
Sayville
L.L
State
Navy
Commerce
Agsumre
America
Germany
Daniels
Lansing
Redfield
Yt Ia
Department of Commerce
Tuckerton
N. J
Berlin reply to U S note in Kaiser's hands
Berlin dispatch from London states the German reply to the American note is with Emperor William at army headquarters. Final decision expected soon to present to William J. Bryan, the American ambassador, for transmission and action.
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Berlin
U.S
Kaiser
London
Willian
Dunes W. Gerard
Protest on Misuse of Flag to Be Included in Note to Britain
Washington reports that representations on flag misuse by British merchantmen will be included in the general note to Great Britain on American commerce restraints. Secretary Lansing said the U S investigation into flag misuse to deceive submarine commanders is not yet complete but specific cases likely will be presented, while the general subject will be included in the note.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
Lansing
Corman
Bank official commits death by own action in Annapolis club
Tary J. Marshall Caughey, treasurer of the Annapolis Banking and Trust Company, shot himself in his room at his club last night. Directors waited for him to appear to explain accounts. bank officials said the act would not affect bank business.
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Annapolis
Tary J. Marshall Caughey
Annapolis Banking & Trust Compan
Trust
Archbishop Quigley Improves in Rochester Illness
Continued improvement in the condition of James Edward Quigley archbishop of Chicago was announced today at the Rochester home of his brother police chief Joseph Quigley. Temperature and pulse were better and his mind remained clear.
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Rochester
James Edward Quigley
Chicago
Joseph Quigley
Relief Train Near Capital As Mexico City Struggles
American Red Cross relief expedition moves toward Mexico City after passing Pachuca. A twelve-car train of corn travels with armed escorts, aided by General Carranza. Hospitals in Mexico City lack medical supplies while chaos and rioting hinder foreign access. Consul and Red Cross representatives head toward the capital to coordinate aid.
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Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Mexico City
Pachuca
Garranzi Linea
Zapata
Silliman
Vera Cruz
Carranza
State Department
W. P. Gavin
Sillman
Shanklin
C. J. O'Connor
Tog
Wilson
Mexico
Cornish
N. H
Tumulty
Lansing
Red Cross
Joseph W. Rowe
J. O'Connor
Red ‘Cross
C. Bo Wood
Gonzales
Washington Team Recruited Brother Johnson Birth News
Walter Johnson, premier pitcher, hurried home from New York to see a baby boy born overnight. Mrs Johnson is daughter of Congressman J E Roberta of Nevada. Washington team had a good chance at the pennant.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Walter Johnson
New York
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Fight For Life
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Monster
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Ind
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Roosevelt
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