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companied by Mrs. Nicholas Loog:

worth and Pbilip J. Roosevelt, his

cousin.

The reported engagement of Prinfl‘

‘Alex'nnder of Battenberg and Coun

tess Zia Torby, elder daughter of

‘Grand Duke Michasl Michaelovitch of

'Russia, was denied. 3

President Boras appointed Eduardc

}Boler. former minister of finance, tc

be Dominican minister at Washington

and Luis Galvan, a newspaper editor,

as secretary of legation.

The Greek government sent a vigor- 4

ous note to Turkey, demandipg the|

cessation of the persecution of the|

Greeks in Turkey and the repair of|

damage caused to thew and their in-

terests. 4

leon Daudet, notorious duellist,

was wounded In the forearm in a|*

sword duel at Neuilly by Jacques Rou-

jon, son of Hemry Roujon, the late s

secretary of the Academy of Fine|

.Am, at Paris. 5

The new French cabinet, of which 5

{Senuor Ribot was premier, was de-|

feated in the first divigion taken in

‘lhe new chamber of deputice by a

vote of 306 to 262. The premier im-| 8§

'mediately resigned. He had held of-}

fice but one day. g

The crux of the Mexican probhlam— s

the selection of a man for provisional

president acceptable to all factions in

Mexico and foreign government equal- g

ly—was reached Saturday in a confer-

ence between the mediators and the C

American and Mexican delegates. 1

London smart society is excited over

the report that Lady Randolph Church

ill is to marry a third time. It 13|y

positively asserted that an old ad

mirer who wanted to marry her be-

fore her unfortunate venture with Cap- g

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Julesburg grit-advocate. (1914). Julesburg, Colo., 1914-06-18. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89052197/1914-06-18/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Julesburg grit-advocate, 1914-06-18.