Sinaloa Governor Declares War on United States
SAN DIEGO June 19 The governor of Sinaloa allegedly declares war on the United States via radiogram from Commander Arthur Kavanagh aboard the gunboat Annapolis at Mazatlan. No further details were provided in the message to Admiral Winslow of the Pacific fleet.
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San Diego
State of
Sinaloa
United States
Arthur Kavanagh
Annapolis
Mazatlan
Winslow
Pacific Coast Fleet
Mobilization for Mexican Border Service Sparks Local Enlistment
Soldiers mobilize after a telegram from Brig. Gen. Bridges prompts a rush of volunteers. Captain John A Miller reports a recruiting station opened on West Berry Street and about 30 to 35 men enlisted by yesterday afternoon. The unit aims to move to Fort Benjamin Harrison by Thursday for border service as a mobilization wave sweeps the region.
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Indiana Nithmal Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Jahn A. Miller
Dev
West Berry Street
Neveles
Miller
Towa “Chai
Tokai Bh
Miner
Port Wa
Mobi al Cove
Children Parade to Stretch 89 Blocks in City Route
The health and beautification parade runs today for about one and a half miles with 4,000 children. Parade forms along Wayne Street and travels through downtown routes including Washington Harmar Maumee Walton Clayden Eun Montgomer West to Allioun Wildwood Fairfield Brackenridge Calhoun Berry and ends near the theatre. A prize sponsor from Dayton will award the cash register company prize for health and beauty ambiances at the end.
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Pallie Wary
Washington
Harmar
Maumee
Walton
Eun
Montgomer
Allioun
Wildwond
Fainfield
Brackenrilge
Wiig Cash Register Company
Dayton
Carranza warns on Mexican troops facing American movement
General Carranza told reporters in Mexico City that any movement by American troops not heading north would be treated as hostile. He said Mexican commanders had orders to repel such forces if they advance.
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London
Cyernowicz
Capitel
Bukuwind
Proth
Sereth
Carpathian
Galleia
Volksnny
Koll
Stolshod
van Linningen
Berlin
Mexico City
Carranza
Chine Pleads For Soldiers Widows In Pension Bill
Washington D C Representative Cyrus Cling presided in committee today and urged amendment to a pension bill removing June 27 1901 eligibility restrictions. The change would allow widows who remarried after the soldier’s death to claim a pension.
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Washington, D. AL
Cyrus Cling
Knitting Mills Aids Employees With Fund for Relief
President T. F. Thieme invites cooperation of mill operatives as Knitting Mills sets aside 450,000 for an employee relief and pension fund. The fund, intended to grow as relief plans unfold, was announced to stockholders and directors last evening amid ongoing efforts to support workers.
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T. IF. Thieme
Prudent Choodore BP
Wenitting Mills
Wayne Rutting Mills
Thivme
Merchants Call Off Advertising At Banquet Meeting
At the Tadisna Retail Mor Alanis association weekly aid banquet at the Commercial Club members urged discontinuing silvering advertising as too costly and ineffective. The discussion followed several earlier searches, with the group voting to drop the practice.
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Tadisna Retail Mor
Alanis
Aswocietyn
York
Weather notes from Washieshton report showers and gloom
A fragmentary weather item indicates showers and wet, damp conditions across Washieshton. The report mentions power issues and lingering fog with slow clearing and a gloomy outlook for the day.
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Joan Va
Tony Hi
Weinesble
Obie UL
Power Manhagany Ie Testlag Negal
Note refusing recall of troops moves forward today
Washington reports President Wilson's advisers expect open hostilities if Carranza rejects the recall demand. A note demanding Pershing's expedition recall was prepared for delivery and publication tomorrow. Mobiles and public unrest rise as Mexico and border issues loom.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
FUNSTON WATCHES FOR FIRST OUTBREAK AT BORDER
General Funston and 100000 troops mobilized as border patrols monitor Rio Grande towns from Brownsville to El Paso. Reports say Mexican bandits and government troops moving near the line, but no official signs of imminent hostilities reached army headquarters. Concentrations noted near El Paso and Ubina, with Mexico City providing limited updates.
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Punston
Rio Grande
Pershin Jone
Deneral Dacinte Treéving
Treving
Mexico City
Monston
Mexican Groupe
Border Paints
Plan to Rush Ship Purchase Bill
A government committee considers expedited action on a ship purchase bill. The hearing aims to advance policy amid debates on funding and strategic impact, with officials signaling potential approval in the near term.
Carranza Says Mexico Will Not Declare War
Mexico City crowds filled streets around public offices as General Carranza spoke on the danger of foreign war. Obrégon and other officials discussed keeping the country neutral while Americans showed support for peace amid tension with the United States and Mexico.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Canital
Persis
Rey
Carrataay
Obregiay
Onrvaiga
Pedrosi
Avery Eitarl
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