No New Fighting South of Juarez Reported
El Paso occupants report no confirmed clash south of Juarez as American and Carranza forces stand by. Fort Bliss prepares for 5000 militiamen while transportation and supply movements pivot toward Carranza positions near Villa Ahumada.
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Juarez
EL Paso
Texas
George Bell, Jr
Andres Garcia
Pershing
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Villa Ahumada
Garcia
Jacinto Trevino
Carranza
Mexico
Chihuahua
Morey
Chihuahua City
Gonzales
Juarez Yards
The Average Man Buys $15 Suit for $10 at Wolf's My Clothier
An advertisement notes men spend on experiences then share benefit free of charge. Buy a $15 suit for $10 at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets and receive legal stamps with every purchase.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Too Old to Go Offers Help to War Volunteers
Mike Denihan Harvard Stadium groundkeeper, aged veteran, expresses regret at not serving. He gives $5 to Captain Cushing for the relief committee in Cambridge aiding Eighth Regiment volunteers heading to Mexico to fight for Uncle Sam.
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Cambridge
Eighth Regiment
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Mike’ Denihan
Harvard
Cushing
Escapes Nurse Nude in Manistee Incident
Mrs. John Lind of Kenilworth Sr. fled from her nurse early in the morning and appeared at a farmhouse asking for clothes. Friends say she cheered Roosevelt at the Chicago Progressive convention and later displayed mental distress, discarding her nightgown on the lakeshore to mislead pursuers.
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Manistee
Mich
John Lind
Kenilworth
Lind
Roosevelt
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Regiment Considers Chaplain-Led Church for Men
At Camp Whitney in Framingham on June 25 Rev. Walter S. Danker of Worcester led services for the Second Regiment in regimental quarters. He urged physical and moral cleanliness and sacrifice for soldiering, as hymns were sung and prayers offered in the wet grass. A conference of officers discussed forming the church group among regiment companies. Nearly 100 men attended the 9 a.m. service.
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Camp Whitney
Framingham
Walter S. Danker
Worcester
Danker
Jesus
Patience of Wilson at an End in Democratic Statement
Washington dispatch reports a formal, ex cathedra statement from Democratic National Committee headquarters signaling the end of patience with President Wilson over the looming war with Mexico. The notice frames the president’s stance as decisive amid national crisis.
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Wilson
Washington
Mexico
Democratic National Committee
Wilsons stance shown in Democratic bulletin on Mexico
A Democratic bulletin edited at the White House defends President Wilsons policy in the Mexican crisis. It insists he sought peace, endured partisan criticism, and only uses force after peaceful options exhausted, framing his actions as upholding American honor and security.
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Democratic National Committee
White House
Mexico
Wilson
Carranza
Sword of America
United States
America
State Department
Carrizal Engagement Missing Raised to Fifteen
Twenty three U S troops reached camp here tonight from the Carrizal fight as 15 men were officially listed as missing. The casualty figures reflect ongoing search efforts after the clash near Carrizal, Mexico.
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Carrizal Fight Field
Mex
Carrizal
Camp Sidelines At Boston Camp Reveals War Readiness Details
Report from the Carney Hospital dental clinic setup and camp drills describes 10 609 officers and men, medical and dental examinations, and 176 students from Massachusetts. It notes recruiting figures for L Company and medical corps appointments, plus camp life details including cooks, sign boards, and uniforms.
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Fort Bliss
Missouri
Kansas
Felix Gomez
Francisco Gonzales
International Bridge
Harvard GroundKeeper
Boston
New England
Box L
Boston Post
U. K
Velvet
American Lead Pencil Co
N. Y
Carney Hospital
George A. Sullivan
Broadway
Massachusetts
Joseph J. McNally
William Scharton
Frank E. O’conner
Revere
Tech
Greenfield
H. G. Stetson
Medical Corps
Robert E. Turner
Tremont Street
Plymouth Company
W. EB. Bacon
Park Street
G. A. Peters
M Company
Hudson
L. E. Cadman
Willis Stover
Stover
Evi
Dently
Band of the Fifth
Highth
Ehighth
Canada
Colt
Company K
Thomas Connolly
Connolly
Judge Connolly
Walsh
K Company
Haines
Medford
Charles A. Bacon
Thomas A. Qualey
United States Army
Syen
Benjamin Snyder
Everett
Sweetser
Brigade
Jacquard
Tub
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