Forty Americans and Mexicans Die in Carrizal Battle
El Paso reports a sharp clash near Carrizal Chihuahua as American Tenth Cavalry, a Negro regiment, confronted Mexican forces led by General Gomez. Troop losses are high with American dead unconfirmed. Gomez killed, Mexican casualties unknown. Prisoners taken say American commanders ordered the attack after a Mexican courier delivery.
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Carranza
Wilson
Mexico City
Santo Domingo
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Perahing
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Tenth Cavalry
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Juarez
Francisco Gonzales
Gonzales
J. C. Huppel
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Pershing
San Antonio
Bell
Genazea
Villa Abumada
Genavio Rivag
Mexicana
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Alainding
Tuares
Carrizal
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Beaver
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Borwaillas
Hubbel
Maxey
Villa Ahumada
Miss May Prall to wed Edward Mayer at home wedding
Miss EH May Prall and Edward Mayer plan a quiet wedding at 1808 Locust Street the home of the bride's mother Mrs NM J Fralt. Rev H O Spelman will perform the ceremony attended by close family only due to Mrs Fralt's health. The couple will honeymoon in Chicago and Knoxville before settling in Jeffersonville Indiana.
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Locust Street
May Prall
Edward-Mayer
Jefffersonville
H. 0. Spelman
Congregational Church
Migs Prall Ig
Mey- Be
War Takes the Farmers in Iowa City Report
June 32 in Iowa City reports farmers in Fohnain County facing a $50 monthly farm help demand as a consequence of the First Cavalry Squadron. The garbled item notes agricultural strain tied to military context and local labor costs.
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Iowa City
Fohnain County
First Cavalry Squadron
Cardio Hotel to be named Naples in City
The Naples will be the new hotel at Second and Chestnut streets built by M. C. Cardio. He named it after his birthplace in Italy, which he left when he was three. Architect Guth prepared blueprints now on display at the News Telegraph window. they show a building the city may be proud of.
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Seecond
Chestnut Streets
M. C. Cardio
Cardio
Guth
Mr. Cardio
Mr .Guth
Onaha
News-Telegraph
Ames Farm Tour Heads to Adair After Lunch
About fifteen cars left at 1 20 this afternoon for a farm tour. The Ames party arrived from Rel Oak and held a noon luncheon at the Commercial frame for town farmers. Four visits planned this afternoon to Roy Farcelly T W Acker F J Lilienthal and L W Wheatley with speeches curtailed at some stops. they expect to return about 3 20 and go to Adair tonight for tomorrow’s tour continuation.
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Oak
Chew
Roy Farcelly
T. W. Acker
F. J. Lilienthal
L. W. Wheatley
Adair
Fall Injures Spruce Street Man in Hay Load Incident
A man named Chrig Christensen of Spruce Street fell from a hay wagon yesterday afternoon. He was conscious briefly, but now remains in serious condition with memory gaps about the accident and unclear injuries as doctors evaluate his head trauma.
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Chrig Christensen
Spruce Street
Russians Drive Back Austrians In Battle Report
Soviet dispatches state Russian forces repelled Austrian attackers as ground fighting continued along the front. The Austrian command claimed progress in limited sectors while Russian reserves were held in readiness for further assaults.
Three Towns Captured as Russian Push Flares
Petrograd reports occupation by Russian troops of Zadova Strogine and Giholn on the Serech. Western front notes enemy counterattacks near Voronshine and Leitachki, while German forces claim gains north of Lutsk and along the Kovel Lutsk line amid stubborn Russian resistance. Berlin says German troops press west of Vladimir Volkonski and seek to cut Austrian communications between Kovel and Lumberg.
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London
Fie
Mussiana
Bukowina
Ogernohwitz
Roiters Beurer Ad
Ome
Czernowita
Panzer
Kaledines
Vladimir Voulynski
Kovel
Lumberg
Petrograd
Zadova
Strogine
Giholn
Serech
War Office
Srassilof
Voronshine
Lutsk
Kovel Lutsk
Miselin
Proclamation Calls for Volunteers for Iowa Guards
A government proclamation signed today calls for volunteers to fill companies. About five hundred volunteers are needed for the third regiment. Recruits are to report to Camp tomorrow under orders from the War Department.
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Lowa
War Department
Gos
Vole Witeers
War outlook from France and Belgium fronts optimistic
The Times military correspondent reports British front optimism that the war may be brought to a successful end within the year. The dispatch notes Franco-Belgian forces expect swift progress as the conflict nears a resolution, with Britain projecting a final phase in the near term.
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London
Frattus
Disorderly conduct cases heard in Burien court
Miyor Burien jailed two suspects on disorderly conduct charges after police court appearances. Goldie Wilburn of Athiniie received a sentence for immoral conduct. Warrant timing and arrests tied to previous offenses are noted, with details of ages and residence given for involved parties.
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Miyor Burien
Laut
Villisis
Goldie Wilburn
Athiniie
Ofey
Griswold Man Sustains Injuries From Runaway Cultivator
Evan Hoffman son of Mr and Mrs Renny Hoffman was badly cut when a team hitched to a cultivator ran away dragging him. Sharp discs lacerated his body and severed arm stubs while his head suffered gashes. Medical aid arrived and he is recovering, with the accident recalled as similar to a past incident.
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Evan Hoffman
Renny Hoffman
Griswold
Uise
Auuition
Hoffman
Border movement teased as troops await equipment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe imminent border deployments tied to ceremonial events and unnamed matches. Disjointed names suggest wrestling figures and local celebrations, with scattered references to July and various figures, but the text remains unclear and partly garbled.
Atlantic Rifle Club holds qualification shoot in rain
Five men qualified for expert marksman status at the Atlantic Rifle Club event held yesterday, with Gillespie, McKee, Purvell, Shepard, and Sean achieving targets despite rain. Eight shooters participated before rain ended the day, with slow fire at 300 and rapid fire at 200 and 300 yards. scores listed show total results and the Lota score for slow fire.
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Atlantic
Clu Kent
Theatte
Requistione
Gillespie
Arkaman
W. A. McKee
Ehucp
Hur Purvell
Shepard
J. E. Sean Wwick
Parcey
Sears
Hearing on Kansas City rape case continued for a week
Preliminary hearing for William Mulld, alleged to have orchestrated a war rape, was continued for one week in Kansas City. Prosecutor James Meek pushed for more time as authorities in Topeka sought Paputakion papers.
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Kansas City
Willian Mu¢ld
Jaxman
Prosceutor
James Meek
W. Lacy
Kantod
Williscd
Iowa
Topeka
Paputakion Papyrs
U S May Draft Men Maker Seeks Congress Action
A secretary reports that Congress may be urged to authorize the draft as a larger force grows, with emphasis on mobilizing troops and preparing for possible action in Mexico. The piece notes a large army being raised and plans to station forces, while discussions focus on policy and defense readiness amid Mexican tensions.
Nebes Return Home After Trip
Fragmentary OCR text shows the Nebes returning home from a trip in a Ford with minor issues noted. The readable fragments imply travel interruption and a home arrival but lack concrete details on date, location, or outcome.
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