Americans in Battle With Carranzistas Continues
Reports describe Mexican and American troops clashing as crowds gathered around the plaza. Mexican Consul Garcia warned the incident could turn dangerous, though he remained hopeful. He planned to stay in Juarez overnight to aid calm amid reports rebels in Zacatecas and Coahuila joined the Franza government.
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Pershing May Have Evened Up Score In Mexican Clash
San Antonio reports a clash near Carrazal with Mexican troops. Pershing may have already mobilized a heavy force toward Ahumada, with 40 000 troops ready for action. Officials say swift punitive action could occur once Pershing receives an official report or undisputed aggression is confirmed. Local officers expect rapid Southwest mobilization to meet any emergency.
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Carrazal
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National Guardsmen
Clash near Juarez signals Carranza clash spread
A detachment of American cavalry clashed with Carranzista forces at Carrizal about 0 miles south of El Paso early today. Both sides suffered heavy casualties according to unofficial reports from El Paso. June.
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el Paso
Attack near Juarez claims many American dead
A Mexican military report says 40 Americans were killed by machine gun fire in a surprise attack near Juarez. Mexican casualties were light, with Gen. Felix Gomez reported among the dead. The clash involved American scouting forces from Gusman returning toward Pershing, and reports mention 17 American prisoners and wounded on both sides. General Bell and Gen. Funston coordinated, with warnings to border detachments and assurances to Consul Garcia of protection for Americans behaving themselves.
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George Well Jr
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Compania Agricola
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Pershing Repositions Troops After Carranza Talks
Columbus New Mexico June 21 General Pershing redisposes his expeditionary force in response to Carranza talks. Heavy units ready for immediate action are massed at Namiquipa 280 miles south of the border and at Colonia Dublan 120 miles south. American scouting patrols have crossed the Santa Clara canyon about 25 miles east of Namiquipa.
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Colonia Dublan
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Niquipa
Troopers Kill Japanese in a Row Over Liquor War Report
Washington reports the killing of four Japanese liquor sellers by American soldiers near the Naintauipa camp in Mexico after a liquor dispute. Pershing notes an investigation could not identify the perpetrators. Separately, Berkeley reports most Americans in the Yaqui valley are safe and departing Sonora.
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Naint~auipa
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Yaqui Valley
Sonora
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Red Cross chairman aids relief drive with magazines
Nas alate Boardman, chairman of the American Ted Cross national relief board, appeared on behalf of the Red Cross to gather magazines for relief activities.
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Ted Cross National Relief Board
Red Cross
Gamex Tong
Number of Prisoners Is Increasing Daily
Petrograd reports daily increases in captured Russian prisoners from the Volhynia and Galicia offensive. By last Thursday 172,484 men were taken, with 150 officers and 5,000 men from June 2 to 15. Reports detail village seizures, machine guns, and ongoing hard fighting near Gadomsteht, Vo Fontchine, Raimiesto, and Sereth river, with several German gains and counterattacks.
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Bukovina
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Vainynie
Germans Press North Europe Front In War Drive
London reports German, Austrian, and Franco-Italian forces press North European front. German thrust aimed at tying Russian forces in Volhynia and along the Bisr and Btolkhod rivers to prevent reinforcements. The attack appears stubborn with mixed progress as German units probe toward Kolki and Smorgen Dive regions.
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Thieves Beat and Rob Two Brothers in a Room
Walter and Rez Richardson were resting in the Budweiser block on Arizona Street last night when three men knocked, struck Walter with a pipe, held him down, robbed them of $9, and fled. Harry Tellay was later arrested in connection with the assault.
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Harry Tell Ay
Postal Inspectors Chase Alleged Smuggler In Opium Case
Postal inspectors have arrested John Allen in Butte on charges of transforming opium shipments through the mail. Detectives state Allen, under surveillance, acted as a drug salesman and disposed of the drug. Allen faces formal charges and is held for inspector arrival.
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Sutte
Butte
Allen
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Bandits Tracked by Sheriff and Posse Near San Antonio
Sheriff John Tobin leads 2000 volunteers including farmers civilians and city police to chase Mexican bandits who raided near the Masten ranch 18 miles northwest of San Antonio. The pursuit uses automobiles to scour the countryside as the bandits move north toward San Marcos.
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Masteson
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Florencio Valdares
Pancho
Soso
Sos
Cnet Carranza
Manuel Swoen
Valdares
San Marcos
Carranzistas Threaten Motor Supply Route
Columous July 21 reports say Carranzistas are mounting attacks on hills near Shove Cruces and the canyon between El Vade and Namfauipa. The route carries American motor supplies to Trenace General Pershing’s forces, with sniping feared. Cortana agents reportedly retreat to bandits south of Ramfautpai, while bandits resist overtures and seek independence.
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San Diego Coast Artillery Ordered to Border Movement
San Diego June 21 The Twenty company coast artillery was ordered to move to the border on a moment’s notice by Maj Gen J Franklin Bell commander western department of the army at San Francisco The move is not connected with the Carrizal battle and will guard forests and the city water system if deployed on the border
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Coast Artillery
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Western Department
San Francia
Carrizal
Chihuahua
Fort Rosecrans
Mrs Francisco Villa Arrested and Deported in El Paso
Mrs Francisco Villa, wife of the bandit Francisco Villa, was arrested in El Paso with her sister and her sister's child and deported to Juarez with Maria Hagador. Mayor Lea issued the order without giving a reason. Villa claimed to be heading to Chihuahua City to find her husband.
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Texas
Luis Torres Villa
Francisco Villa
Maria Hagador
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Lea
Great Floods Force Suspension of CP Rail Branches
Several Canadian Pacific Railway branches have had operations suspended due to extensive flood damage. The disruption affects multiple routes as crews assess washed out tracks and high water levels across affected regions. Authorities urge patience as restoration work proceeds and service resumes in phases.
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Drowning on Yellowstone River Claims Claude Herwith
Special dispatch from Livingston reports Claude Herwith, 18 year old son of William Herwith, drowned while crossing the Yellowstone river at Carbella station on the Northern Pacific line. A wire basket used to cross the river broke, leaving the body unrecovered. The rancher father awaits news.
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Claude Herwith
William Herwith
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Score of Americans Arrive From El Tigre
Douglas Ariz June 21 More than a score of American refugees arrived from El Tigre Moctezuma and other mining camps south of Nacozart today They said they were molente in no way by Mexican officials or civilians The arrivals noted large numbers of Mexican troops concentrated along the railroad between here and Nacozari The train brought about 1 200 Mexicans who had been employed in American mines and smelters in Sonora and crossed immediately to Douglas.
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Ariz
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Sonora
Red Cross mobilizes physicians and nurses for Mexico border
New York June 11. American Red Cross accelerates for Mexican contingencies by placing physicians and nurses at government disposal and sending supplies and gifts to soldiers on the border. Over 600 nurses in New York have enrolled for immediate service as training classes accelerate for the volunteers amid the present emergency.
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American Red Cross
Mexico
Jefferson R. Kean
Military Relief Department of the Red Cross
Heavy guard ordered for captured troopers
June 21 Chihuahua City Mexico heavy guard to escort 17 Americans captured today at Carital to Chihuahua Gen Jacinto Trevino commander of the Carranga army blames American command for the engagement Some officials note a Ninth district casualty and a negro regiment involvement is mentioned in Juarez reports Thomas H Barry US central department issues a muster order Col Daniel A Frederick named chief mustering officer in Chicago
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Thomas H. Barry
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Daniel A. Frederick
Chicago
Senate debates naval program four battles four dreadnoughts
Washington June 21 A Senate subcommittee discussed a four battles and four dreadnoughts year naval program. Chairman Tillman predicted the plan would be approved, with Senators Swanson and Lodge noting a substantial increase over the five cruisers in the House bill. President Wilson and Secretary Daniels urged expansion at a White House conference. The administration seeks 70,000 enlisted, about 20,700 more, and aims to move the bill to the full committee by week’s end.
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Illinois Regiments Expected to Stay Home for 30 Days
Springfield June plans show about 2000 Illinois nation Buard members encamped in a city of tents tonight. Governor Dunne says no portion of troops will be moved to the border within 30 days. Preparations would deploy militia only if a border order comes tonight or soon. Local officers express readiness to ship if directed.
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Neaih
Buard
Edward F. Dunne
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Mexicans Busy Turning Out Needed Ammunition
Laredo Texas June 21 Appr ently 17 000 000 rounds of ammunition have been taken in charge by Carranga authorities at various points throughout Mexico and the government factory is working 24 hours daily to augment this output of about 20 000 000 rounds daily An Amsee from Mexico City arriving yesterday said he was formerly in the hardware business in the capital
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Mexico
Mexico City
Battle of Carrizal report in Mexico City editions
Mexico City editions of the newspaper bulletins describe the defeat of American troops in what they call the battle of Carrizal. The reports state Americans were dispersed and 17 prisoners captured in the clash.
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Mexico
Carrizal
War Front Advances and Stubborn Frontline Actions Reported
Allied dispatches describe heavy combat across Volhynia and Bukovina with Russians and Austrians clashing against German forces. Russian breakthroughs near Storozh and Lokach yield mixed gains, while German claims of success persist in Dvinsk and Dubatowka sectors. Verdun sees renewed German assaults repulsed. Italian and Turkish fronts also show contested battles as Austrians and British report victories.
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Coast Longshoremen Call Out At Coast Ports
San Francisco June 71 The longshoremen executive committee ordered a complete labor walkout after a failed wage and working condition agreement, with 5 PM local and 7 AM Pacific mobilization across coast ports. Employers showed some wage concessions but held firm on the closed shop amid ongoing dispute. Fortland Ore June 21 Oregon National Guard mobilization at Clackamas range declared complete at 5 PM local after a 10:20 PM Sunday order, signaling state readiness and leading in nationwide mobilization.
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Longshoremen's Union
Lyill
Meann
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Ore
Reorke A. White
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Oregon National Guard
Clackamas Range
Oregon
Butte City Council Advances paving of South Montana Street
The Butte city council announced plans to form a special improvement district for paving South Montana Street from Park to 20 feet south of Second. Bids, hearings set for July 12, paving type to be decided by owners. Action aims to ready the street before the Milwaukee station opens.
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Weird Tale Disproved By Police Investigation
Police debunk a tale by Stanley Hubbard and Wilbur Stroud claiming they were assaulted and robbed in South Butte. Investigators found the hotel bragging story false, revealing they invented the robbery to impress others. They admitted malice and were not arrested.
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Butte Briefs Brisk Weather and Weekend Happenings
Butte readers get a compact update on weekend events and weather as the Saturday Evening Post arrives. The small items cover local happenings and brief notices likely affecting plans for rain or shine.
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Man killed by garden van after failed cross near tracks
John Kelly of Red Lodge remains at St. James hospital after a man named Ogolin, allegedly drunk, ran toward trains and fell in front of a garden van. Motorman sounded bell but could not stop as the vehicle moved about one mile per hour. Witnesses recall the warning as he was fatally struck. Teamsters hold a special meeting tonight led by president Ed Fellmer.
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Hast Butte
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