Ultimatum to Carranza Follows White House Conference
The United States demands immediate release of 17 U S cavalrymen captured at Carrizal after Mexican forces engaged Pershing's command. A White House meeting with Senators Stone and Lodge concluded the U S government does not seek war but will use force if Carranza blocks U S forces or further incursions occur. A cable to Mexico City reiterates that the U S government expects a prompt, formal statement of Mexico's intended course of action through diplomatic channels.
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Washington
National Star
Carau
United Tes
Pris
Car
United States
Carta
Whits House
Stone
Lodge
Foreigns
Congress
White House
Mexico
Carranza
United Sente
Statons
Mnxico
James Linn Rodgers
Mexico City
Arredondo
Carrizal
Mexican War Department
Jacinto B. Trevino
Pershing
Trevino
Carizal
Chihuahua
Court Refuses To Grant Divorce To Michael Monahan
Michael Monahan a South Norwalk writer known for The Phoenix lost his divorce suit. Judge J H Webb dismissed the complaint for infidelity and the defense for intolerable cruelty, with commissioner Alley Samuel C Shaw finding no grounds for divorce for either party. The court agreed. Also noted were remarks on European palaces and a business note about 1,000,000 cartridge cases ordered by Worcester Pressed Steel from Russia.
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Michael Monahan
Norwalk
the Phoenix
J. H. Webb
Superior Court
Anastasia Monehan
al Ey Samuel C. Shaw
Eho
Monahan
Webb
Worcester Pressed Steel Co
Russia
Morey reports Carrizal battle and near death
Capt. Lewis S. Morey of Troop K, Tenth Cavalry, wounded at Carrizal, writes a report to Pershing from a desert hideout. He details the Mexican fire, troop movements, and a rescue that brought him and two men back to the main force. His letter, transmitted via Gen Funston, confirms the fate of the scouting party and situates the action near Carrizal, Mexico on June 21, 1916.
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San Antonio
Lewis S. Morey
States Cavalry
Carrizal
Morey
Pershing
Lewis Sidney Morey
Gen. Funston
Mexico
Ojo Frederico
Ojo Santo Domingo
Boyd
Ahumada
Carranza
Gen. Gomez
C Troop
Adair
Gen. Pershing
Meyer
Santa Maria
Tenth
Henry A. Meyers, Jr
Funston
Capt. Morey
Ojo Federico
Lieut. Meyer
San Luis
New York
West Point
Texas
Liseo
Tenth Cavalry
Twelfth Cavalry
Infantry and
Army Staff College
Seventh Cavalry
Sige? K
Komman
Lax-a-Tone Endorsed by Mrs Hess for Husband’s Ailments
In Bridgeport an advertisement features Mrs Hess endorsing Lax-a-Tone as effective for gas bloat indigestion and sour stomach in her husband after other remedies failed. The ad claims the herbal product aids malaria stomach liver kidney and blood issues and notes Hartigan's drug store at 81 Fairfield Avenue and Main and Congress streets carries it.
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Bridgeport
Hartigan's Drug Store
Fairfeld Avenue
Main
Congress Street
Adv
Austrian Forges Around Trentino in Full Retreat
Rome reports a large Austrian retreat from a 20 mile sector in Trentino. The Italian war office says Italians press pursuit vigorously and have recaptured Castel Gamberto Meletti Mount Longara Gallico Asiago Cesuna and Monte Cengio as they advance closely at the heels of the enemy.
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Rome
Trentino
Italian War Office
Mandrille Road
Castel Gamberto
Meletti
Mount Longara
Gallico
Asiago
Cesuna
Monte Cengio
Walnut Beach bride elect Miss Hazel Charles feted at shower
Miss Hazel Charles of Walnut Beach Milford will wed Frank Sewall of Laurel Beach in autumn. She was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Ruth Burns at 1121 Central Avenue attended by 20 friends who gifted the bride elect. Herman Hagerdorn Jr. plans a Friday evening benefit at Greenfield Hill Country Clubhouse for a new electric organ for Greenfield Congregational Church with a NY actress reading and tunes by NY artists.
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Hazel Charles
Walnut Beach
Milford
Frank Sewall
Laurel Beach
Ruth Burns
Central Avenue
Miss Charles
Herman Hagerdorn, Jr
Fis
Greenfield Hill Country Club
Greenfield
London Plans For After War Trade
London reports that British manufacturing interests aim to form the Industrial Association after the war. Membership requires 100 firms and deposits of 5000 dollars each, with aggregate capital totaling about 450 million. The group would mobilize commerce, consult on policy, and link existing associations to prepare for postwar trade conditions.
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London
Midlands
Industrial Association
Mexicans Migrate Troops to Guard Railway in Juarez Region
El Paso June 26 private despatches report Carranza troops massing along the Mexican Central Railway from Juarez to Chihuahua City with eight troop trains sent out to Villa Ahumada and Laguna. Officials fear attacks on supply lines as Pershing’s column moves near El Valle and Columbus New Mexico, with civil guards replacing soldiers at border bridges.
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W. S. Lacy
Young Men’s Christian Association
Z. C. Collins
Army and Navy Department
Alaska
Philippines
Mexiico
Young Men's Christian Association
Mexico
Columbus
theArmy and
Vy Department
East 28Th Street
New York City
el Paso
Carranza
Chihuahua
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Villa Ahmada
Laguna
United States
Interior
General Pershing
Santa Maria Valley
el Valle
N. M
Villa Ahumada
Moctezuma
Pershing
Colonia Dublan
The
Eco
Mexico City
Durango
la Reforma
Saltillo
Yankee Land
Mexican Northwestern Railway
Cassas Grandez
Sing Sing Keeper Dies After Prison Escape Shooting
Ossining June 26 Daniel J McCarthy one of Sing Sing death house keepers died in the prison hospital from wounds inflicted when Oresta Shillitani shot him during an escape last Thursday. Ernest Bullard the other keeper wounded in the shoulder and arm is recovering. Shillitani was captured in Bridgeport by Patrolman Goulden and is back with New York authorities on a murder charge.
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Ossining
Daniel J. McCarthy
Sing Sing
Oresta Shillitani
Ernest Bullard
Shillitani
Bridgeport
Goulden
New York
The Payment of Genius in Publishing
A brief look at publishing genius and the John Murray legacy. Murray built a famous list including Scott Southey Byron Irving Moore Crabbe and others. He paid Byron over 100000 for poems and 3000 for the first two cantos of Childe Harold before fame. Murray’s eye for talent defined a new era in books.
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John Murray
The
Quarterly Review
Scott
Southey
Byron
Washington Irving
Moore
Crabbe
Murray
Johnn MacMurray
London
Mac
Lord Byron
Childe Harold
England
Murray and the generous book trades of the era
About a century ago, Murray rewarded authors with large sums for major works. He paid Moore 20000 for Life of Byron, 15000 for a verse volume to Crabbe, and doubled payments when books succeeded. Irving received 1000 for Sketch Book and later more. His failures include the Representa tive, a London daily with Disraeli, which lasted six months and cost Murray over 100000.
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Murray
Moore
Byron
Crabbe
Washington Irving
Bracebridge Hall
Granada
Irving
America
London
The
Representative
Benjamin Disraeli
Training Ship Ranger Collides With British Warship In Fog
In dense fog off Montauk Point New York, the Massachusetts training ship Ranger collided with a British warship believed to be an auxiliary patrol vessel. Neither vessel was seriously damaged, both offered assistance, and Ranger resumed its voyage to the Boston navy yard.
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New York
Ranger
Montauk Point
Long Island
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Government
Villa Not Recognized by U S Government
To the Editor asks if the Villa administration was ever recognized by the United States government and concludes no recognition was granted.
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Villa
United States
Corfiotes Profit From Wartime Island Trade Boom
On Corfu the native Corfiotes exploited wartime conditions as 150,000 Serbs and thousands of Allied visitors swarmed the island. Prices surged as locals sold goods at high markups, shifting Serbian paper currency, first bought at 37 centimes to 90 dinars, then to parity, letting early buyers nearly double their capital in weeks.
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Corfu
Greece
Albania
Corfiote
Serbia
Cyrus Wart Remover for sale at Cyrus Pharmacy
Wart removal product offered for sale at One Cyrus Pharmacy located at 415 Airfield Ave with claim it can be removed in a few days without pain.
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Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Thousands of Sick Women Praise Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
A long reader-supported testimonial from Newark Ohio cites Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as life saving for women with female weakness and related illnesses. The letter asserts improved health, ability to work, and no sick days since starting the remedies, urging others to seek free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lynn
Mass
Sammon
Newark
Ohio
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Go. Thome-Son
Sherwood Court
Addenes Eas Lea E. Ph Po
Mase
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