El Paso Camp Big Event Draws National Guards
A massive El Paso camp attracts about twenty thousand National Guardsmen and prepares to host them before week’s end.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
1
Military guards influx swells El Paso border camp
El Paso races to receive up to twenty thousand National Guardsmen and six thousand regulars this week. Massachusetts, Tennessee and Connecticut units form a rapid concentration with fortifications prepared and water mains laid. Officials expect about a million dollars in supplies en route and emphasize readiness amid frontier tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Ttme
Hue
Mall
Fort Biles
Tell
William Elliott
Quartermaster's Depot
Rere
Carteal
Villa Atumada
Wilson
Carranza
Clase
Carrizal
Hughes Committee Declines Roosevelt Formal Declination
Progressive nominee Hughes committee receives a formal declination from Col Colonel Roosevelt regarding continued backing and participation in campaign events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee
Colon Roosevelt
Progressive party endorses Hughes amid stormy session
The national Progressive Party committee endorsed Charles B Hughes for president by an 84 to 6 vote after a heated meeting. Debate centered on authority to nominate and party strategy with figures like Bainbridge Colby James R Garfield and John M Parker urging varied positions.
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Chicago
National Committee
Progressive Party
Charles B. Hughes
Bull Moose Party
Hughes
George W. Perkins
New York
James R. Garfold
Ohio
Chester R. Powell
California
Matthew Hale
Massachusetts
Bainbridge Colby
Henry F. Cochems
Wisconsin
John M. Parker
Louisa
Louisiana
Oscar King Davis
Theodore Roomvelts Setter
Charles EB. Hughes
Kon
Roosevelt
Victor Murdock t'Kangas
Raymond Robins
Illnois
Colby
Robins
Murdlock
Tcket
James R. Garfield
Harry F. Cochems
Asomas
Watson
Wilson
Cochems
Wil
Clarence. Straus
Virginia
Garfield
Tt Indorse Hughes
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
District of Columbia
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Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
Wyoming
Hawa
Mediation Offers Declined and Political Notes Across Regions
Telegraphic news touches on divorce cases and a plea for Hughes endorsement in Paso del Norte. Reports cover assassination attempts on Villa, a large camp in El Paso, and a Chicago style city show. Also notes on Brown deaths, Roosevelt letter, Meader injuries, and building projects in Butte.
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Teno
Hughes
FI Paso
Greet
Villa
Telegraphic
City of Angels
s—Anaconda News
Anaconda News
Baitorial
Fo Hughes
Donahue
Regiment 18
Leslie Brown
Utah
Roosevelt
Butte
Goldbers
Wisconsin Student Testifies on Marion Lambert Death
William H. Orpet, a University of Wisconsin student, testified he saw Marion Lambert die in convulsions after she allegedly took cyanide. He claimed the poison was in powdered form and that his so called medicine was molasses and water. He described tearing from the woods in a dazed state and returning to Madison by train.
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Waukegan
William H. Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Marion Lambert
Marion
Eas
Madison
Roosevelt Declines Progressive Nomination Letter
A letter from Colonel Roosevelt declines the Progressive National Committee nomination. He thanks the convention for the honor, cites receipt of notification, and explains his decision following the convention’s adjournment. The document notes it was sent after Roosevelt learned the convention had dominated him for president.
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Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Progressive National Convention
Message from Germany to the Women of France
The German Woman suffrage group Zeitenritt Fuer Frauenstimmrecht sends a greeting to French women. It states women feel, think and suffer like their French sisters and vow that after the catastrophic war all nations' women will work to prevent its recurrence.
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The
Hague
Viagenden
Zeitenritt” Fuer_ ‘Frauenstimmrecht
Ion
France
Mission One of Peace Accorded to Americans
Fragmented report describes tensions around Carranza and Pershing amid calls for peace and cooperation. Mentions observers, patrols, and expectations of Mexican forces near the border as U S troops remain stationed.
Consulate at Torreon Demolished by a Mob
Bagio Pass Texas June 26 The united States consulate at Torreon Mexico was demolished June 18 by a mob of 3 000 civilians led by the mayor and a Carranza army band Refugees say they were forced into an anti American demonstration The rioters tore up the furniture and burned the building then gathered in Central plaza for a frame meeting The mayor and others incited the crowd to expel Americansứ
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Bagio Pass
Texas
United States
Torreon
Mexico
Maayor
Carranza
Attempt to assassinate Villa almost succeeds
Field Headquarters reports that Pancho Villa was shot in the right leg during an attack at Guerrero by Mexican men drafted into his band. A deserter said the plan was to kill him and switch sides, but Villa survived the wound and continued fleeing toward Parral with around 150 troops.
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Columbus
N. M
Francisco Villa
Carranza
Guerrero
Robert L. Howse
Villa
South
Nampiquipa
Beltran
Parral
Nicholas Hernandes
Ike
San Antonio
Ranch Colorado
Massachusetts Militia Left for Mexican Border at El Paso
The infantry regiment of the Massachusetts militia began its journey toward the Mexican border. It departed from its base at 11 10 tonight en route to El Paso to reinforce border defenses.
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Wramingham State
Ninh. Infantry
Iasaachusetts
el Paso
Mediation talks collapse amid Mexico crisis drift
Washington reports no offer from South American mediators as Secretary Lansing informs Bolivian Minister Ignacio Calderon that mediation efforts fail to reach a formal proposal. Carranza bears sole responsibility for the grave outlook while U S war plans accelerate at the border and in Congress with troop and funding measures.
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United States
Calderon
Lansing
Washington
Carranga
Ignacio Calderon
Bolivia
United” States
Carranza
Austrian Transports Sunk in Durazzo Harbor
Two Austrian transports loaded with troops arms and ammunition were sunk in the harbor of Durazzo by Italian forces. This incident was reported from Rome.
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Rome
Durazzo
Aerial Patrol Plans Near Mexican Border
Washington reports war plans to establish a serial patrol along the Mexican border. The War Department intends to levy air surveillance should war come. More than 30 aeroplanes have been ordered, including 14 high powered machines.
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Washington
Department
Smiling and joking troops face death at Carrizal
Field Headquarters Mexico June 26 Wireless to Columbus N M American negro troopers faced almost certain death at Carrizal with smiles in their eyes and slang on their lips as they fought the grim fight. Capt Lewis Morey praised Capt Charles Boyd for leading skirmishers under heavy machine gun fire and Lieutenant Henry Adair died replenishing ammunition after a hand to hand struggle.
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Mexico
Columbus
N. M
Carrizal
Lewis Morey
Morey
Charles T. Boyd
Henry R. Adatt
Portland
Ore
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