Mobilization of National Guard for Mexican border action
A report notes President Wesson's order to muster about 100000 National Guard members into federal service for border duties. Secretary Baker says state forces will guard the border with no new troop movements into Mexico, while Navy orders vessels to Mexican waters and General Funston plans movements to the international line amid rising tensions with Carranza.
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Russia Pushes in Volhynia and Galicia Fronts
The Russian offensive advances in Volhynia and Galicia press toward the Galician border. Troops move west and southwest toward Kovel, a key railway junction, while new lines push along the Dubno corridor toward the Galician frontier. In other items, Savidge dies in a plane crash near Ewing Nebraska, control-wire failure cited. Amsterdam orders residents indoors for three weeks. students from Manhattan Kansas head to Charleston for munition work. Lower California stays neutral in US-Mexico hostilities. Mrs. Anna Pierce, widow of Col. Gilbert A Pierce, dies in Newark.
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Wilsonites Triumph at St Louis Democratic Convention
Delegates unanimously named Woodrow Wilson for president and Thomas Marshall for vice president amid fiery platform debates and rousing speeches by Glynn and James. The gathering featured intense tension over Americanism and suffrage, with Bryan, Reed, and others energizing the crowd as the Democratic banner rose through a week of parades, dinners, and protest-free scenes in a city alive with political theater.
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