Troops Rush Toward Border as Crisis Deepens
Washington reports Carranza will stand by orders to General Trevino to attack American forces moving in any direction but north. A Mexican cabinet faction advocates a tougher stance while no reply has come on the American note about troops on Mexican oil. At border, Spillsbury and other troopers recount Carrizal actions, while El Paso Juarez crowds observe the prisoners’ arrival and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vate
Trevino
Washington
D. C
Carranza
United States
Charles T. Boyd
Carrizal
Spillsbury
Fort Aline
General Funston
San Antonio
Chihuahua City
Bord
Men of the Tenth
William D. Gibson
Gibson
Archie Jones
Luther Alexander
Juarez
el Pago
Mexican Central Railroad
Comandada
International Bridge
Quartet of Villa Bandits Hanged at Deming New Mexico
Four Villa gang members were executed at the Deming county jail in New Mexico, one shouted a plea for forgiveness as the others smoked before the noose. A New Mexico National Guards unit stood by at the armory to deter any demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
N. M
Deming
Deming, N. M
Palce
New Mexico National Guards Company
Routing of Troops Kept Secret in Border Movement
San Antonio reports extraordinary precautions are taken to hide troop routings toward the border. General Funston and headquarters seek to prevent divulging schedules of special trains to thwart possible wrecking attempts. Authorities hope to push most troops to the border by Saturday night despite reports of Mexican interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
U.S. Troops Withdraw From Four Towns
General Treviño reported to the Mexican government that American forces began retreating northward and evacuated the towns of San Bonis Ventura, Las Cruces, Namiquipe, and Santa Chai. Villa generals Marcelo Cirabelo, Juan Carhral, and Ramon Sousa were permitted to enter the de facto government's territory from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Trevino
Ior
Chihuahim
War, Department
Vety
San Bonis Ventura
Las Cruces
Namiquipe
Santa Chai
Trevina
Villa
Marcello Cirabelo
Juan Carhral
Ramon Sousa
de Tapte Tovernment
United States
Arrival of Troopers From Chihuahuas City
The 55 black troopers of the Tenth Cavalry arrived by special train from Chirue hrus City on June 30. They have been central figures in a dramatic chapter of the Meares situation and are now safely out of Mea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuehrus City
Paan
Tessa
Tenth Cavalry
CarreadVile
Meares
Prison parole violation lands man back in Vermont prison
Windsor June 9 Pr Samuel B Al Jen of White River Junction, paroled July 21 1912 for a five to eight year sentence for a criminal operation, arrested for breaking parole. Gov Mead issued a warrant. Dr Allen will serve seven more years in Vermont State Prison St Johnsbury. Also notes a Halifax drowning of Thomas Moore, 25, and related deaths, with survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Samuel B. al] Jen
White River Junction
Mead
Allen
Vermont
St Jownsbury
Thomas Moore
Hannah Moore
Halifax
Wli Plant Steamship Co
Boston
St Johnsbury
Edwant Moore
Merrett
Harry
St .Johnsbury
No more use for Progressive Party in Vermont
Burlington June 30 Vermont state committeeman Dr H Nelson Jackson says there is no further need for the Progressive party after Roosevelt declined the nomination. The state headquarters on Church street will close and Jackson will devote time to personal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Nelson Jackson
Burlington
Chicago
National
Roosevelt
H. Nelson sJack
Vermont
Progressive Party
Church Street
Jackson
Death of Mrs. E. L. Reynolds in Ruthend
Mrs. E J Reynolds aged 64 of Wells formerly of this city died at home yesterday morning. A Dorset native, she lived in Barre before moving to Wells and recently there. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Mary Gilbert two sisters Harriet Burton and Mrs A J Dunton two brothers Wilbur Dunton and M R Dunton. Funeral at home this evening then center Rutland by trolley car arriving 1 20 Saturday. Eastern Star to conduct obsequies at Evergreen cemetery chapel after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthend
E. J. Reynolds
Wells
Ear
Order of the Eastern Star
Decesend
Barre
French Buried by Shell At Verdun Hill 304 Strongpoint
Paris reports say German forces stormed a fortified French work east of hill 304 in Verdun, burying the garrison under shellfire before a brilliant French counterattack recaptured the position. Germans also attacked near Avecourt wood and west of hill 304 but suffered heavy losses as French defenses held. Activity rises along the front from Nieuport to the Aisne with Austro-Hungarian retreat noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hill 304
Verdun
Avecourt
Nieuport
Aisne
Austrians Retreat Across Galicia Front
On a 25 mile front west from Kolomea Galicia the Austrians are reported to have retired portions of the line. Vienna claims Emperor Francis Joseph’s forces yielded to superior foe while heavy losses and captures occurred in battles near Kulomea and Kuty Bukowina. Russian advances threaten passes and rail lines northwest from Kolomea to Lemberg. further north German bombardments and infantry assaults were repulsed in Volhynia and surrounding areas.
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London
Kine
Kolomea
Galicia
Kulomea
Vienne
Francis Joseph
Kuty
Bukowina
Lemberg
Volhynia
Linewka
Sokul
Germany
Petrograd
Desperate Attacks Repulsed Near Kerinit
Russian forces in Persia withdrew from fortified positions near Kerinit after fierce assaults repulsed by Turkish troops. The Russian casualties were heavy in the engagement witnessed by official dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Persia
Kerinit
Community Charity Drive Aids Captain Wilcox Fund
In St Jetrabary on June 3 funds from the Commercial etaly and R T Fairbanks will forward over 500 dollars to Captain Herbert A. Wilcox of Company D in coming days. Town members signed subscription papers and a band concert last night boosted the drive with proceeds planned for remittance to support the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S& Story
Bert
Troops All Well in Detachment at Heflins Falls
A fragmentary World War I era dispatch notes troops detrained for exercises at Heflins Falls near Detroit with several named individuals and households visiting, while a plan to move to Saskatchewan is mentioned. The text also references Kitchener, London, and dates around September, with uncertain details and garbled names.
Connecticut Valley Telephone Company Proposal Denied
The public service commission of Vermont rejected the Connecticut Valley Telephone Company’s bid to promote the general good. Details outline a plan to operate lines in Bradford, Corinth, Fairlee, Newbury, Orange, Thetford, Topsham, West Fairlee, Groton, Peacham, Ryegate, Dorchester, Hanover, Haverhill, Lyme, Orford, and Piermont with a $50,000 capital stock. The notice describes highway improvements for grade crossing elimination and an overpass near Brandon, Vermont, with cost shares set among state, town, and railroad interests and a completion date of December 1, 2016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission of
Vermont
Connecticut Valley Telephone Company
Lie
Carpork
Nelson Bailey
Welle River Lee 8
Blanchard
Groton
J. F. George
Welle Fiver
J. Ralph Moree
Fairles
G. M. Marshall
Bradford
M. Bkugena More Rhon
Piermont
N. Hy
Fred W .Story
Laconia
N. H
Campany
Hutland
Tite
Brandon
Rutland Railroad
State of Vermont
Town of
Rutland Railroad Company
Mudgett to Host Gathering After West to Vermont Return
Joseph Grant Mudgett, who has just returned east from California, will be hosted by friends for a gathering on Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 at Mrs. T. B. Dodges 17 Averill Street Barre where he is stopping. Despite advancing age and frail health he made the cross country trip alone with conductor directions. He is the last of nine children born to Alm Horm and Judith Mudgett, an ex Prospect Maine resident. He leaves behind two sons Fred B. Mudgett of Barre and Edwin A. Mudgett who died in San Francisco. His widow Mrs Jernrgian Mudgett will summer in Barre after returning from Cambridge Massachusetts. He has four grandchildren Fred T. Hazel and Zelda Mudgett of Malone New York and Mrs Kutaether Tile of Newsbury Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grant Mudgett
California
Horm
Dudith Madgett
Anae
Prospect
Nebemiah
Anirew
Lewis
Richmond
Cherinda
Twe
Laevids
Mr. Mudgett
BR. Mudgett
Barre
Edwin A. Smudgett
San Francisc
Cal
Aigent
Jernrglann Mudgett
Fred B Mudgett
Ceme
Carmbridge
Maes
Sir
Mudgett
Fred T. Hazel
Zelde Mudgett
Alatiele
Owl
Newsbury
Thie
Madgett
Vermont
Vermonters in Boston Welcome Home Troops Parade
Vermonters in Chicago and Boston gave ovations as the Vermont infantry division returned. The procession featured soldiers greeted by cheering crowds with flags and signs as they traveled to their destination.
WOUND IN BODY MAY BE FATAL FOR YOUNG MAN
John Dennehy aged 22 of Haverhill Massachusetts was shot through the stomach and his companion Frank Riley is held by Montpelier police in connection with the incident reported as a fatal body wound threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dennehy
Haverhill
Mass
Frank Riley
Montpelier
Italian Shot Wounds Man Near Montpelier Junction
John Dennehy of HaverhillMass is critically wounded by a gunshot to the stomach at Montpelier Junction in Vermont. Frank Riley, detained in county jail, says the Italian assailant acted with accomplices living nearby. police seek two section men Rosso and Buone as suspects. The shooting followed a trackside fight witnessed by George Morehouse. Dennehy underwent surgery but the bullet remains in place as authorities investigate motive and identify shooters.
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Vermont
Montpelier Junction
Riley
Dennehy
Montpelier
John Dennehy
Kimball Street
Haverhill
Mas
Heaton Hospital
Frank Riley
Gleason
John Cavin
Ieason
George Morehouse
Morehouse
Frank Baldwin
Tiley
Tiley Was Seated On A Rail Close By and Told the Efflene
Rosso
N. Buune
Riles
Poline Connolly
Olver Bo
Stoan
Dharpe
Filey
Fragmentary report of shootout near junction
A witness describes a pursuit at the junction lasting hours as men sought signs of a revolver. A section man was photographed in a car. Tennedy was shot by someone close, powder marks on his clothes visible. The bullet likely came from a barge caliber revolver, the hole being a lane one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Won
Severa
Shiek
Tennedy
Denied His Guilt as Arraignment on Breach of Peace
Mantel Erboseo of Cirele Street was arraigned in city court on a breach of the peace charge and bail set at 50 dollars. A hearing is scheduled for Monday morning. Erboseo was arrested Thursday afternoon by Officer John Murley on a State’s Attorney warrant. It is alleged he was involved in an assault on Marvelline Campo on Cirete Street last Saturday. A brother of the respondent, also wanted by police, remains at large. Erboseo pleaded not guilty and said he would hire an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantel Errboseo
Cirele Street
Erboseo
John 8. Murley
F. 2
Treacon
Erbosco
Cirete Street
Marvelline Campo Wis
Campo
Oun
Neighborly Tour Taken by Barre Board of Trade Visitors
A Barre Board of Trade Acquaintance Tour carried 40 autos and 191 people from Barre to Marshfield and back. The outing featured a banquet by the Village Improvement Society, a Knights of Pythias hall showing and an orchestra. The group gathered at City Park, received road rules printed for the drive, and later toured East Mont, with a display identifying the Barre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Marshfield
Barre Board of Trade
Marah
Circle Street
Wielock
Fact
Memvers
East Mont
A. T. Davis
Marshield
T. Dy MeCritlis
Mr. MeCrithis
Aarte
Himael
Ture
Epean
Parre Board of Trade
Yithige
Marebfield
Tie Barre
Min
Chaplin
Big Store Robbery in Cleator Prompts Local Inquiry
Report details a large shop theft in Cleator with several watches and valuables stolen. The incident occurred at the store front and rear, with police and local officials investigating. Multiple residents noted absence of alarm during the early morning hours and investigators seek witnesses to identify suspects and recover missing property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Lockrona
Grwetey
Wren
Ile
Irish Relief Fund Planned At City Meeting
An enthusiastic Knights of Columbus gathering in Barra last evening endorsed Irish relief measures for those affected by the recent rebellion. Davie Sullivan presided as secretary Patrick Hernion. Speeches by James Bronett Roy King and others stirred support for a local canvass led by a fund committee. Funds will go to the Irish relief fund committee with Cardinal Farley and Cardinal Connell as honorary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Knights of Columbus Hall
Davie Sullivan
Patrick Hernion
Barra
Oateet
James Bronett
Roy King
Irish Relief Fund
Cardinal Farley
Cardinal Connell
Veteran Civil War Vet J Newton Hosford Dies in Berlin
J Newton Hosford, one of the town’s last iwil war veterans, died yesterday at his nephew Ho Mo Perrin’s home after 16 years in residence. Born January 24, 1841 in Thetford, he served in the 7th Vermont, wounded at Longal Mountain, and belonged to Crooks post ARL, Washington County Veterans, and attended many encampments. Funeral will be Saturday at 1:30 PM from Berlin Corner church with interment in village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newton Hosford
Crooks Pte Arl
Montpelier
Washington County Veterans’ Association
Berlin Corner
Intermont
Thera
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Perier
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Opeter Bay
Cabuates
Progressive
E. L. Reynolds
Portant
Carpathian Mountains
Kerind
Kitchener
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Warner
Heflins Fells
North
Stewert
Willie Maye
Trenchihinen
Detrhit
Mik
Saskatchewan
Makati
Ryn
Sip
Morrow
Joseph G. Mudpett
Averill Street
ANL
Fieet
Enthismam
Univer Svea
Board of Trade
Tou
Capery Neuse
Pelier
Marsfield
Hall
Sangey
H W. Chapin
Marahtett Congregational Church
Whisupper
Belfur Sebved
Carroll
Berlin
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