Carranza Note Seeks Clear U S Position on Mexican Crisis
The United States demands a formal note free of hostile language and continues to reject mediation. Washington insists arbitration is out of the question unless Carranza withdraws hostile orders and agrees to possible joint border protection, with U S troops for border security. President Wilson returns from Philadelphia as draft debates unfold and Pershing awaits full reports.
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Carrizal
Mexico
Lansing
United States
Carranza
Ignacio Calderon
Bolivia
Washington
Car
Ranza
Wilson
Philadelphia
National Guard
Congress
War Department
General Funston
General Pershing
Eliseo Arredondo
Lem Spillsbury
Boyd
el Paso
Pershing
Baker
State Department
North
Arredondo
Anti typhoid treatment on Ninth Regiment train
Major Fred Bogan leads regimental surgeons as 3000 anti typhoid injections are given to the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment and reporters aboard a Missouri bound train. Soldiers and some journalists report varying reactions from illness to mild effects after the injections.
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Ninth Massachusetts Regiment
Springfield
Fred Bogan
Ninth Regiment
General Sweetser
Tomorow
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Battle-weary border chaos as Mexican force moves toward US towns
Reports from Presidio Alpine warn of Mexican artillery fire on Presidio and deployments toward the border. Carranza troops mobilize near Ojinaga and across Sonora, with thousands of cavalry and 39 artillery cars reaching Magdalena as US punitive actions loom.
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EL Paso
Tex
Carrizal
Bell
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Presidio
Alpine
Ojinaga
Villista
Pershing
Columbus
Chihuahua
Bustillos
Mexico Northwestern
Villa Ahumada
Guzman
P. Elias Calles
Benares
Sonora
Magdalena
Hermosillo
Second Maine Infantry Heads to Texas Mobilization
The Second Maine Infantry National Guard with 1100 officers and men left Augusta for Laredo Texas for mobilization. The train moved in three sections starting at 6 25 pm and at 10 minute intervals with staff field officers and freight in the lead. Citizens gave a rousing send off and Portland crowds cheered as trains stopped en route to the Mexican border, each soldier receiving lunch fruit and cigars funded by locals.
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Framingham
el Paso
Missouri
Santa Claus
St. Louis
Ozark Mountains
Augusta
Second
Maine Infantry
National Guard
Laredo
Texas
Portland
Second Maine Infantry Militia
Aurora
Ill
Fifth Regiment
Framingham and Mexico Scenes Captured in Pictorial Post
The Sun Day Post features three pages of khaki era photographs in its Pictorial Section. Historic scenes are reproduced for preservation and public interest.
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Framingham
Mexico
Next Sunday Post
Fifth Regiment on train to El Paso with eager recruits
Troops from Massachusetts including Bunker Hill Newton and Waltham prepare for patrols or battle as they march toward El Paso. Heat hits the party after leaving Chicago, rifles are oiled, and aim is sharpened while Major Short marks his 70th birthday and cadets escort green horses.
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EL Paso
Kansas City
Bunker Hill
Waltham
Newton
Massachusetts
Chicago
Carranza
Willis W. Stover
First Corps of Cadets
Camp Whitney Sidelights
Shower baths go into many company streets at Camp Whitney as the Sixth Regiment band contemplates front service and the rookies endure constant marching. John Curran arrives from Roxbury and recalls wife objections to re enlistment while Ed O Donnell becomes B Company clerk. two Everett men cause a small riot with cake during guard duties.
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Camp Whitney
John
Curran
Heath Street
Roxbury
Ninth
Sixth Regiment
Eighth Regiment
Herbert Kennet
Frank Kenney
Everett
A splendid new novel captures old sea spirit
The excerpt praises a fresh novel as a vivid portrayal of American seafaring tradition. It highlights the protagonist’s growth as a true yachtsman and the charm of old sailors’ sayings, echoing the summer and sea atmosphere.
Two-Alarm Fire Destroys Salem Wood Shop
Salem June 29 Two alarms were sounded shortly after 10 oclock tonight for a fire that destroyed the wood working establishment of A M Joly at 138 Canal street with a loss of 25000. Two adjoining lumber storage buildings also burned but were quickly contained with small loss.
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Salem
A. M. Joly
Canal Street
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N. Y
George A. Walton
Second Brigade
Albany
M. Vv. MJ
Sweetser
Edward J. Dunn
Gasconade River
Jerome
Ohio
Fourteenth New York Infantry
Fourteenth New York
Wethern’s
New England
Ipswich Mills
Ipswich, Mass
Maine
STH
Border
Galesburg
George Rogers
Lawrence
America
Edwin R. Short
Short
George F. Libbey
Dorchester Street
Boston
Libbey
James Geary
F Company
James E. Coupale
Edward F. O'Donnell
Everett Street
East
O'Donnell
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Boston Post
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Harper
Aire
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