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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1916

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President Calls Militia for Duty in Mexican Border

President Wilson mobilizes virtually all state National Guard units and the District of Columbia into federal service to guard the Mexican border. About 100,000 troops will be readied under General Funston for border duties with no new incursions planned, while Navy vessels are sent to Mexican waters. The crisis follows Carranza demand to withdraw Pershing expedition and reports of a border clash near La Benito Texas.

Washington, D. C National Guard District of Columbia Wilson Frederick Funston Armen Baker Mexico Secreary Daniels Navy Deparment Carranga Pershing Iss Joba District of Columbia National Carransa Carranza Mpinuiiic Haere United States Andientiona Carranea Acta State Department Washington del Rio San Antonio Texas Rio Grande Eagle Pans Funston Geneal Porshing Jacinto Trevino

Militia Called for Border Guard Duty Across States

President Wilson ordered militia from all states to the Mexican border for possible service. Secretary Baker said units would deploy wherever needed, with Brig. Gen. Alfred Mills estimating a minimum mobilization of about 100,000. Oregon, Washington, and Idaho mobilize or prepare for swift callups as Mexican forces call for volunteers amid rising tensions.

Washington, D. C Wilton Baker Funton Alfred Mills Division of Militia Affairs

Democrats Nominate Wilson by Acclamation in Current Week

Live news brief notes Democrats nominate Wilson by acclamation for the current week. The digest summarizes world happenings and Pacific Northwest items condensed for busy readers.

Wilson All Nations Pacific Northwest

Platform Adopts Democratic Platform After Session Rows

The Democratic National Convention finished its three day session by adopting the platform, including Americanism and woman suffrage planks. A heated debate over suffrage delayed adoption, but Montana delegates urged Wilson’s support, and the plank passed 888 to 1834. The full platform was approved without a roll call. Separately, reports mention diplomatic funding requests and street violence in Redding California with injuries and jailings among Mexicans.

Bt. Louis Wilson Resolutions Committee Faith Montana Chicago Senator Stone Senator Walsh Montans Swnator Hollis New Hampshire Matamoros St. Louis Mexico Erik Mabel Italy America St .Tt Havang United Gonzales Haping Pasa Oport United States Havana Menocal Han Done Eady Wilson Washington Marshall Nhow Karn Maide Thomas Riley Marahall Indiana Robert Emmett Burks Ilinoia William J. Bryan Benetary Bryan

Convention Acts In Harmony Amid World Turmoil

Amid global conflict, major powers face military and political shifts. Czernowitz falls under siege as Austrians retreat, while Pershing orders cavalry moves against Villa bands in Mexico. Wilson’s nomination dominates Democratic convention with Bryan speaking, and war measures touch U.S. clerks and guards.

Carranza Demands Refused By Wilson In Mexico Crisis

Washington notes show President Wilson and advisers prepare for possible hostilities after Carranza rejects recall of American troops. National Guards mobilize for border defense, with 100000 plus ready for service if war comes. Mexico reportedly massing forces near Del Rio as tensions spike. Two American sailors captured by Mexicans later released, per ambassador reports.

Washington D. C Carranen Mexico Mondey Winslow

Carranza Reiterates Order In Mexico City War Talk

Mexico City General Carranza reiterated that any movement of American troops southward would be hostile. Mexican leaders addressed 10,000 people in the great square near the cathedral and municipal palacio, with War Minister Obregon among speakers. Yuestan declares war as Mexico issues proclamation ordering all Americans out and a state of war against the United States.

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