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IK 4TH lt;I.AItK, OPTHE MKXIC.VN ITXKMtATION,points hit great oii*oh-TI'MTY KOR PATRItT1SM.SA\S THAT lil€• GILA ror\TVMexican hksta at oixiikji IA 4 MIST ItKSt’l/r IN CJItKAT GOOD.Mexican diplomatic advices statethat there is a likelihood that the Mexican republic will join with the United States against Germany in the near future, thus uniting the peoples of the two republics. This though a matter of great importance internationally is of especialinterest locally on account of the Globe Fourth of July celebration. Manager W. W. Clark of the Mexican Fourth of July celebration today stated that this joining of hands or the peoples of the two republic, would greatly add to the interest which is being taken in the Oila county Mexican celebrn-tion at Globe on Independence Day July 4 He says that the Mexican fiesta is now practically financed and that, it promises to be a biggerevent than had even been planned at the outset. As indicating the ► interest which is being taken he states that the Mexican celebration committees have already raised two-thirds as much money for thisfeature as has been raised by the regular American fourth of July committees. He says that music has been arranged for and he asks that leading Mexicans of Globe arm Miami call on him at No. 19 Anther building, to take charge ofthe details. ,1ff. Clark today made arrange-merits to “pictu rising” in Pat he’s vVeekly the streets scenes of theConcentrator City at the time of the Glohe-Miumi Fourth of July parade. Among other things which will be placed in the “movies” will be scenes of the mines, mills and smaller, the new Y Mr. C. A. building and Miami street scenes. Shortly after the Fourth of Julythese views will he place*! on *.x_hibitlon at the local theaters.“These patriotic scenes durincthe great war can be preserved and will afford records for future generations Interested in knowing how the people of the Southwest observed Independence Day in 1917 Msaid Mr. Clark today.HTOilMIYO BATTALIONS*By file A IY.-hhPKTROGEAD, June 23.—One of the most favorable features of the situation at the front in the for-matlon of “atormlng battalions'* which are newly created army units composed of soldiers who favor the policy of fighting. Soldiers who wish to right are transferred to battalions composed entirely of men holding this view. - The movement isffVflWfllffH
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Globe Arizona Silver Belt
Globe, Arizona, US
Sat, Jun 23, 1917
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