Border tensions rise amid Carranza threats reports
Reports from June indicate border tensions escalate as Carranza threats are discussed at war office. U S. officials note possible troop moves northward if Mexican actions continue, with limited confirmation from Washington. Additional messages cite bandit activity and rail worker mobilization in border towns.
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Washouts Delay Trains From East
Heavy washouts and landslides halted eastbound service across several routes. Officials reported track damage near Binnomahayine and long stretches out of service, causing detours and widespread delays from Philadelphia to Washington.
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Buffalo DIY trains delayed by wreck near Glyndon
A freight derailment near Glyndon halted Buffalo and Pittsburgh Line service on the Pennsylvanian rail route. Train No 951 bound for Buffalo waited hours as wrecking crews removed the derailed car and cleared the track. Train 662 toward North Hotch ran on time until delays required holding.
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Commission Meets Monday Evening to Discuss City Projects
The commission plans its regular Monday meeting to consider transfer of funds to Hy funda and awarding a contract for the Pleasant street paving from West Avenue to Concord and Spring Street. Expected actions include paving, routing work, and city projects with officials possibly traveling to Hartinburg for a health department conference on sewage disposal demands.
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Four Die In Floods At Hornell
In Hornell on June 17 four people perished as floodwaters from the Cantstoo river caused widespread damage. Property losses are estimated at over one hundred thousand dollars. Rail traffic in the region was disrupted by the disaster.
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Bridge Construction Readied for New York City Route
A Vin Corry Helle and Supply Company team works at the AL Work Shop camp with Sup A. Wo Raugiher to prepare a new bridge project. Ground tools and materials are on site as crews plan a main approach at Main Street and a rapid extension toward Spring Drive. The contract totals about $9,000 with completion aimed before September. Weather delays have affected other large jobs and the firm holds several projects underway.
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Enrollment peaking at summer session across district schools
District officials report heavy summer enrollment with new migrants from urban schools boosting total to around 1% of students. Principal Brown and Dean Morhhy outline June 19 intake and class slots for Algebra I and Physics among others as high schools prepare to accommodate added subjects.
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Stolen Auto Passed Through City, Oakland Witnessed
An Oakland car with Meonad 86283 license was reported stolen by two youths moving toward Meadville and GN via Belo and South Cotor near Math Jastitngat. Erie police traced a lead late evening. youths’ names not released and relatives sought.
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Roosevelt Struggles With Pleurisy In New York
President Roosevelt suffers from pleurisy and strained muscles after a coughing attack. He was examined by three physicians in his hotel suite at the Langdon and remained unrestful in his New York lodging. Plans to move to Oyster Bay were reportedly considered.
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New Golf Champion Anilrow Wolfs and the uticon Ul Company
Anilrow Wolfs leads a mining effort with the American Mineral Produgty and Color Com pany of Pittatorgh shipping hog ore from Tionesta towne shin Forest county to Pittsburgh. The Morgin Moore farm in Groon township also ships ore to Méiltebuneh showing activity tied to wartime demand and profits in ore extraction.
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McCormick Supports Aggressive Campaign for Victory
United Press notes McCormick announces full commitment to campaign for President Wilson’s re election. He says he will devote his entire time to campaigning and has personal business to manage, but will prioritize the race now.
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Washington uneasy over Mexico border crisis described
A fragmentary report from Washington discusses U S concerns over Mexican stability and border tensions. It notes possible deportations and heightened alert as officials monitor the situation and advise vigilance along the border.
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Lines Tightened as U S Forces Readied Across Front
United Press reports lines are tightened along the entire site of communications from Namigulppe to Columbun a distance of two hundred miles. Intelligence suggests threats by Cay fanaistia are discounted while expeditionary commanders prepare for any eventuality and defensive measures are taken at principal points.
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Rioters Convicted At Pittsburg Trial
Wred Merrick editor and publisher charged with instigating riot and voting was convicted for actions during the Westini House trouble on May 1 and 2. Richard Hidom and Anna Goldberg and two other Lexdety were also convicted. The eleven prisoners held for chance won in the trouble were found not guilty.
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German Air Strengthened as British Front Bombarded
Reports state Teuton forces boost air power and engage along the Western front. British bombardments target Dunkirk and nearby towns. casualties and equipment losses cited on both sides as Verdun style pressure persists. Guards and officers are listed among casualties with ongoing combats near the Stryr river and Petrograd sector.
McCormick Chosen by Committee in Party Nomination Process
The committee selected McCormick of Hurlaburg as the choice for National Chairman amid opposition over selecting from outside the own number. Other candidates included Carter Glu of Virginia and Wilbur Marsh, with two members voting against the president and McCormick. The vote followed debate on political power and duties.
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