Carranza Calls for Restraint as U S Mobilizes
Washington reports a dramatic expansion of U S militia orders with over 100000 guardsmen in 45 states called to mobilize for Mexican service. President Wilson aims to defend the border and prepare for possible action while Carranza urges restraint and peace talks amid rising tensions and a clash near Mazatlan.
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Namiquipa
Texas
Columbus
War Department
Baker
Scott
Bliss
Mobile Army
Mills
Militia
McCombs
Army War, College
National Guard
Coast Artillery
Oficial
Mexico City
Carranen
Eliseo Arredondo
Washington
Mexico
Arredondo
Carranza
Trevino
Pershing
Cerransa
Travino
United States
Carranea
Mud Ax
Villa
Huerta
Federal
Congress
Carranza Urges Peace Plea as Mexicans Hear Rally
Mexico City June 19 Carranza speaking before his residence urged citizens to refrain from hostile acts toward Americans and said he hoped to peacefully settle the dispute with the United States He warned that if forced to arms he would lead the nation in person The mass meeting followed a large demonstration in front of the national palace and a parade through main streets by thousands of protesters.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Mexico
United States
National Palace
General Bell Confident at El Paso Amid Mexican Turmoil
El Paso Texas June 19 General Bell commanding 3500 troops expresses confidence he can handle emergencies asMexican situation stirs excitement and rumors spread of Carranza forces nearby while General Trevino armed locals. Authorities say preparations made but no immediate trouble expected.
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General Bell
EL Paso
Texas
Columbus
Bell
Carranza
Trevino
Washington, D.C
Mobill
Guardamen
Greevel Fueston
Mezico
Spn
Winnie
General Pershing
Mexican bandits raid Texas ranches amid U S cavalry action
An overnight raid by Mexican bandits east of San Benito prompted a U S Army detachment of about 16 Mexicans to clash with the raiders near the San Pedro Ranchito district. Two bandits were killed and two captured as U S forces began withdrawing. The expedition then moved to San Patricio, Texas, awaiting new orders.
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Texas
Shth
San Benito
Mexico
Amer
Hasna Ltien
Carranan
Matamoras
San Price
Tex
Browneville
James Parker
San Pedro-Ranchito
Tahugchal Ranch
Mataroras
State of War Declared by Mexico and U S Navy Moves
A Mexican decree in Yucatan proclaims a state of war with the United States as tensions rise. Gen Funston seeks militia from New York Pennsylvania and Illinois for immediate use. Secretary Daniels orders additional gunboats to Mexican waters with vessels near Vera Cruz Tampico and Mazatlan as precautionary measures.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ning
Funston
War Department
New York
Pennsylvania
Illneis
Washington, D. C
Daniels
Mexican
Shiiels
Winslow
Benga
Navy Department
Nanvils
Vera Crus
Tampico
Netra Tur
Marhinn
Michetta
Wheeling
Fl Garment
Cleveland
Guaymans
Ghisier
Yorktown
Topelabarapa
Albany
Manzanillo
Annapolla
Frétesport Boule
Mazatlan
Raleigh
Corinta
Nicaragua
United States
Germans Repelled Near Hill 321 by French Batteries
German infantry attack on French positions north of Hill 321 was repulsed by French batteries yesterday. Germans continue bombardment of Dead Man's Hill in the Chattincourt region as official statement reports.
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Dead Man’s Hill
Paris
Dead Man's Hill J
Chattincourt
New England Guards Mobilize Across States
June 19 reports show National Guard units in Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire and Maine assembling at armories. Troops prepare for marches and training with Framingham Concord and Fort Eben Allen cited as assembly or deployment points amid nationwide call to standards and disbursement of rebel-held districts referenced.
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Boston
New England
Nathoma! Guantemen
Massachusetts
Framingham
Vermont
Fort Eben Allen
Maine
Auguste
Czernowitz Falls Before Russians In World War Siege
London reports Czernowitz, capital of Bukovina, is now in Russian hands after hard fighting along the Carpathians and the Prut river. Austrian defenders retreated, evacuating the city as Soviet forces advanced, with casualties and captured arms noted.
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London
Czernowite
Bukewink
Carpathian
Coornowite
Hewil
Musics
Ripasiana
Bulgarian Troops Move on Fiorina and Monastir
Telegraph dispatch reports Bulgarian forces have begun advancing from Florina toward Monastir in the Salonika region. The movement indicates a planned push by Bulgarian troops in the theater. High command authorities have not provided further details.
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Fiorina
Monastir
Saloniki
Florina
Manastir
Advan
Demands apology from Austria and reparations
Fragmentary OCR mentions calls for apology from Austria and reparations linked to lives lost and a tanker steamer Petrolite. References U S government action and a vague state department note. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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United States
Alto
Vermont Soldiers Gather for Duty Call Across Towns
Order transmitted by regiment officers to company commanders summons Vermont soldiers to report for duty. Enlisted men in multiple cities and towns receive the immediate call to service.
Vermont National Guard Mobilizes for Mexican Duty
Adjutant General Tillotson says the Vermont National Guard is in a fair state of proficiency and ready to move to the border. Fire alarms rang statewide as units were notified to assemble at the state camp near Fort Ethan Allen and proceed to state headquarters. The peace strength is 400 infantry and 179 cavalry, Norwich University cadets, with infantry companies in Rutland, Newport, St. Albans, Burlington, Johnsbury, Bellows Falls, Windsor City, Northfield, Brattleboro, and Springfield.
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Vermont National Cguard
Lee
Tilotean
St. Albans
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont National Guard
Norwich University
Tillotson
Ira L. Reeves
Noethfeld
Col. Reeves
Rutland
Newport
Burlington
Johnsbury
Bellows Falls
Winvoaki
City of Vermont
Northfell
Stontpetier
Brattleboro
Springheld
Call to Arms Heard in Barre at Early Hour
Barre area residents wake to six long blasts of the fire alarm as National Guard units affiliated with H company mobilize at dawn. Young men report to Northfield and Montpelier, with Barre cadets marching to the Central cement station to board trains for Northfield.
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Barre
National Guardenen
H Company
Goddard Simmnung
Norwich Battalion
Barre Wrn
Tocain
Inletiek
Goddam Seminary
Northfield
Montpelier
Eindde
C. Newell
Tarber
Real Elatf
Sleo
Mit Barre
Ceddard
Sergt. Shepart
Corp. K. Tillotson
Convnend
Cemals
Ane
Vermont G overnor Receives War Mobilization Order
Governor Gates learns of a War Department directive to mobilize the Vermont National Guard for service on the Mexican border. He confirms receipt, praises the militia’s readiness, and notes close coordination with State Adjutant General Lowry Tillotson. The message underscores rising tensions and potential fighting.
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St. Johnsbury
Baker
Vermont National Guard
Gates
St. Johnsbury House
Mexicas
State Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs
Benjarmin Gates
United States
Goddard 1016 Graduates Open 47th Commencement
Goddard's 1016 graduates attended the opening of the seminary's 47th annual commencement at the Universalist Church. Rev Dr Vincent Eaton Tomlinson of Worcester delivered the sermon, with interludes by the girls' glee club and Mildred Kenton. The service featured aReadings, organ selections, and a large turnout of relatives and friends amid a light morning shower.
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Barre
Eolinol
Irvine
Tomlinson
Worcester
Dean Laey
McCollester
Crane ‘Theological School
Wheat
Meyerbwrr
Spinney
Glee Club
Mr. Reardon
Gleelub
Beethoven
Mildred Kent
Hart
Allitson
Prof. Wheaton
Montpelier Hosts Guard Recruits As State Mobilizes
Montpelier receives word of impending mobilization with guardsmen Aves Ralph Lawless Archie McDonald Leslie Young A Sawyer Alfred Edwards Join McDonald Guy George and others reported to report to Armory in St. Albans Central Vermont freight yards workers William B. Dewey and Steulding in B company Springfield private Joseph Williams at Springfield private Louis Roux on furlough near Berlin pond Norwich Reserve officers met recruiting efforts in town recruiting signs posted directing where to apply due to undersized companies and statewide call for volunteers.
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Montpelier
H Company
Ralph Lawless
Archie McDonald
Leslie Young
A. Sawyer
Alfred Edwards
McDonald
Guy George
A. McDonald
Hieven
Connmuitiitions
William BH. Dewey
Jf Steulding
Areman
Vermont
St. Albans
Joseph Williame
Springfield
Louis Roux
7Th Count Artillery
Fort Toten
N. WY
Berlin Pond
HB. P. Roody
Norwich
Adit
CN. Barber
Northfield
Co H Under Arms Mobilizes For Militia Call
Responding to a morning call the fire alarm at the armory summoned Co H V N G. at their headquarters awaiting orders from Col Tra L Reaver amid a president's militia mobilization. Strength was 56 men plus officers, with Cel Reeves and Capt Coughlan arranging recruitment to reach 85 and then full strength. Perley Wells specially noted for sprinting to respond.
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Uneers
Col. Tra L. Reaver
Co. Hat
Coughlan
Cel. Reeves
Ipigh
Dlock
Har
Perley Wells
Henry Galatser
Vermont National Guard units ready to camp at state post
Burlington report notes Company M of Burlington and Company C of the University of Vermont along with a Winooski unit nearing full strength of 43 men in formation at noon. Companies prepared to march to the state camp with tents erected and officers named Captain Cootey first lieutenant Hayden second lieutenant Barrage.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Winooski
Vermont National Guard
Vermont
National Guard
Hack Wampre
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