United States forces clash near Carrizal in Mexico
Washington reports explain Pershing units far from base and fighting at Carrizal. Consul Arredondo seeks facts. Lansing says no information yet and will investigate. Casualties include twelve Americans killed and seventeen captured. Mexicans suffer numerous dead and wounded. A patrol from Guzman reportedly clashed with Carranzista forces near Carrizal, nine miles from Villa Ahumada. Prisoners blame the U S commander. prisoners moved to Chihuahua City.
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Washington
Pershing
Carrizal
Arredondo
el Paso
War Department
Guzman
Villa Ahumada
Chihuahua
Felix Gomez
Gomez
Commission investigates Corona racing death settlement plan
Representatives of the Industrial Accident Commission of Sacramento and Citrus Belt Racing Association officials met in Corona city hall to gather evidence after the death of Wm. H. Speer during the last Corona race. The case seeks a three year monthly settlement for Mrs Speer with Riverside attorney Loyal Kelley assisting the widow and Walter S. Hays on representing the association.
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Industrial Accident Commission
Wm. Speer
Industrial Accident Commission of
Sacramento
Corona
W. L. Peeler
Citrus Belt Racing Association
Wm. H. Speer
Sign directing canyon travel removed at Sixth and Main
The post sign guiding travelers through the Santa Ana canyon has been taken down. Auto club of Los Angeles officials will install a replacement once prepared, mounting it on the same post at Sixth and Main.
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Santa Ana Canyon
Auto Club of
Los Angeles
City stores well stocked with fireworks fueling brisk business
Several city stores show abundant fireworks inventory and report strong sales as they begin seasonal trading. Local retailers note rising demand and shoppers flocking to outlets for consumer and display items ahead of celebrations.
Militia Units Ordered to Border Ready for Mexico Service
Washington June 22. War department orders Militia of Missouri Kansas and California to leave for the border as soon as ready. Secretary Baker announced to a United Press representative that a congressional resolution to authorize the president to draft the militia for service in Mexico is being pursued. California Missouri and Kansas militias total eight thousand men ready for border deployment.
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California
Missouri
Kansas
Washington
War Department
Baker
United Press
Mexico
Hay
Military Committee
Congress
Fishing party returns to Corona after fine trip
The fishing and camping party including Dr. S S Willard and son Stephen F H Ott Geo B MacGillivray and F M Baird are expected to return to Corona within a few days. They report a very pleasant journey with plenty of fish.
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S.S. Willard
Stephen
F. H. Ott
Geo. B. MacGillivray
F. M. Baird
Corona
Young Wayne Hutchison Starts In Insurance Office
Wayne Hutchison works in the office of Eirie Veadh and plans to learn the insurance business. He is described as a bright young fellow who should take hold of the work quickly.
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Wayne Hutchison
Eirie Veadh
Wayne
Words of Wisdom to Wise Women on Studying Store Ads
A guidance piece urging women to study today’s store advertisements to become efficient buyers. It argues ads inform on values, bargains, and the why and when of purchases, urging women to involve husbands and treat ads like personal letters guiding smarter shopping.
Americans Leave Mexico City for Vera Cruz by Train
A special train carried two hundred fifty Americans from Mexico City to Vera Cruz where they will board United States battle cruisers bound for American ports. Pershing’s defiance of Trevino’s orders is cited as causing the Carrizal battle.
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Uncle Sam
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
United States
Pershing
Trevino
Carrizal
Library plans Chicago trip and travelogue party
The library will screen slides tonight at 8 o clock for a trip to Chicago to honor recent conventions. Admission is free. A June 28 travelogue through Boston and Revolutionary War sites follows, marking the Fourth of July celebration and the final program until October.
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Chicago
Boston
Musical Social Delights At Mrs Chiarde Josef’s Home
An afternoon gathering at Mrs. Chiarde Josef’s southeast Grang Boulevard residence featured a piano solo by Mrs. [Ashercott], singing by Mrs. Tlutson with an encore, and performances by Marsko White Redondo Beach and others. Guests included J.C. Hoover, Ashcroft, Ashecroft, and several local residents. attendees praised hospitality and lively musical entertainment.
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Grang Boulevard
Redondo Beach
Whittecrirb Brown
White
Cramdadl
Fredtunningham
MD. Cunninghuny
Crosbes Terpening
Sampson
Childreth
Myers
Hecckendorn
Barnes
Riddell
Young
Deal Closed as Business House Changes Hands
A local business house changes ownership with the new owner to take possession around the first of the month. Minor matters remain before the transaction is publicly announced.
Coronans Return to Los Angeles on Evening Train
Mrs. A. W. Bates was among the Coronans who spent yesterday in Los Angeles returning on the evening train.
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A. W. Bates
Coronans
Los Angeles
Holland the Mecca for Eats and War Time Feasting
Rotterdam reports show civilians in Germany endure food shortages while visitors and refugees describe meals and luxury in wartime Germany. American writers in Berlin hotels contrast with scenes in Rotterdam dining rooms revealing civilian hardship and continued German mobility despite the siege. Mrs. Max B. Fitch hosts her Los Angeles father Lewis at home as he visits.
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Biv Willleam
United Press
Rotterdam
Jfolland
Germany
Berlin
Dior
Llere’s
Ceroiny
Plere
Holland
Max B. Fitch
Mr. Lewis
Los Angeles
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U. S
Lansing
Chihuahua City
Commission
Corona National Bank
Thompson
Pres
Chas. Hoss
C. B. McConnell
Dep McGonell
Cash
First National Bank
A. J. Ward
Pres. Geo
B. Sindecor
V-Pres
F. “Rsch
C. C. Harrington
Laura V. Kirby
Idweor
Pine
Senervan Press Association
Ban Antonio
Pershing 18
Gen. Funston
Eneral Bell
Funston
Harry Ith
Metropolitan Life Insurancn“company
Mr. Smith
Windy City
The
Bost
Charles Hoss
Mecca
Gerens
Citizens Bank
Corni
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