United States Proposes New Army Reorganization
President Wilson reviews troops in Washington as plans unfold for a major army reorganization. The overhaul increases regular army strength with seven infantry, two cavalry, three field and heavy artillery units, and two engineers. New regiments will form twelve integrated units, including additions focused on overseas service.
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A garbled passage discusses reorganizing border and naval forces with references to The Will Callow and officers to be added under a new regime. It hints at promotions, commissions, and changes in leadership tied to a broader political restructuring and enforcement actions.
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Pythians Volunteer Service Featured in Indiana Note
A clipped item notes Pythians volunteering efforts led by General Louis at Weree Jute, Ind. It mentions four men available to serve to Malar and references a port blessing of the order. The fragment hints at a general call to arms and local organizing.
Fifty Cans Are Slaw Heavy Battle Report From Border Clash
Fragmented dispatch reports American forces engaging Mexican troops along the border with claims of first shots fired by the Mexicans. Generals Gonzalez and Gomez offer conflicting accounts as commanders seek to withdraw and reestablish positions while reporting casualties and rapid troop movements.
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Americans and Mexicans clash near Juarez in border fight
Reports describe a battle near Juarez in which Americans and Mexican forces engaged with heavy casualties on both sides. General Gomez ordered fire after a parley failed, Pershing and Funston discussed retaliatory options, and troops prepared for possible further action as officials weighed swift punitive measures.
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Funston Writing Official Report Details Contested Toxins Case
A formal Funston report outlines actions on a toxins case involving officials. The document references Anne Ceneral Pershinette and Weer, noting procedural steps and inquiries. Multiple spellings appear due to OCR, but the core item is an official record detailing the handling of toxin related matters and internal findings.
Bandit Raid Foiled as Posse Hunts Northward
In New Braunfels area, Sheriff John Fohin leads a watch on Masieren ranch trails as a raiding party moves toward Ay Mageos. Mexican archers and bandits allegedly recruit locals, while authorities intrude by automobile and pursuit. Florencio Vaddates among posse leaders, bandit activities unfold with authorities claiming capture attempts and recruitment pressures.
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Funston Transmits Mexican Report
Washington June 21 Wilhem S. Funston transmitted to the War Department a report confirming American actions in Mexico. The dispatch notes American troops engaged Mexican forces with several casualties and captures, including references to General Goules and Garcia, and mentions Allied efforts along the border.
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Prisoners ordered to Chihuahua amid chaotic memo
Fragmentary OCR text shows prisoners being ordered to Chihuahua with unclear names and commands. The garbled lines reference authorities, locations, and possible transport or detention actions, but the exact details remain muddled.
General Pershing's Supply Crisis Reported
General Pershing faces a supply shortage cited in dispatches. The article notes allied logistics pressures and calls for rapid resupply to sustain operations in Europe. Command estimates emphasize timely transport and improved distribution to prevent further delays.
Texas Militiamen Sent to Prison for Treason
Turbulent charges against Texas militiamen culminate in prison sentences. The misdeeds involve conspiracy against the government, wartime equipment seizures, and alleged treason linked to military supplier networks. The case highlights actions during wartime that breached national security and governmental property protections.
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Refugees Reach Safety at Border Crossing
At Dovoglas Arizona on June 21 Merv Vian reports refugees arriving from El Figre and Mueteroma. Mexican troops concentrate along the railroad between here and Naco while trains bring 1200 Mexicans freed from American mines and smelters to Douglas.
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Banker Freed After Detention on Anti American Sentiments
El Paso June 21 Frederict Griese, a Gennar banker from Maxton City, was released to duration recess of orders from Washington. He was detained on suspicion of violating American morality and for sending seven coded messages to Bexley City.
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Mexican forces clash near Nogales reported by White House
June 21 dispatches describe American and Mexican troops near Nogales with President Wilson awaiting official word. Mexican residents in Dough and neighboring counties petition to declare neutrality while troops concentrate at Cahallana and Agu Prieta, with movement toward the frontier.
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Consuls in Conference Meet Officials in Texas
In Paso area a conference brought together consul representatives to discuss military matters. The meeting included Alleged collaborators from Mexia and figures like Gegerd Wustan to relay general wartime information to the group.
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Pershing Readies For Assault In Mexican Theater
Dispatches report General Pershing preparing a strike in northern Mexico as Carranza forces resist near the Sinaloa region. Weather and terrain challenge maneuvering with patrols and supply lines stretched across frontier outposts.
Transportation firm E overcomes union barrier
The article reports on Company E and Transportation Company E facing pressure from a union, with mentions of Meek, Erona, and Milter. It notes a rising push to mobilize workers and the army's involvement, including a Western Union dispatch about exam procedures for a cotor ser and a plan to close the Armory stall as Comixing Beleaves Bort Wasac.
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Children Parade Prompts Citywide Auto Influx
Fort Wayne readers are urged to aid the day parade, with Chief Nee and Charles Biederwolt organizing more than 200 autos for the 1:30 today event. A large crowd is expected as officials, health leaders, and Dayton guests participate, while hundreds of cars join the beautification effort through the library area.
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Names of women join wartime thrift group effort
A list of numerous women including Mrs. E. Lane Mrs. Vanauken Miss Wishart Mrs. Jtay Mrs. McKinley and others, with men named too, as the Women's Club Waoxue and the D A and the Women's republic cooperate in furnishing the chaper suis for a community wartime project.
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Germans Begin New Offensive Amid Frontline Fighting
The text reports heavy German artillery during new offensives across multiple fronts. German forces reportedly pressed near Raimler and Stokhod, with hand to hand fighting and prisoners taken. Russians allegedly repelled attacks near Kievlin and Lokiteht as Austro-German forces clash. Galicia, Hurczacz, and Verdun sectors show varying engagements and attrition. The report mentions Romanian and Italian actions on other fronts with limited detail.
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War in the Air Emerges From Diplomatic Crisis
The article reports escalating tensions with Mexico as President Wilson weighs war, with Baker and Funston seeking details from the War Department and White House. A leaked dispatch to Consul Garett at Fort Base suggested American forces planned a move, though Mexican authorities deem the claim unproven and unclear.
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Home treatment for dangerous swollen veins
A damaged, unclear article promotes "Moone's Emerald Oi" and other remedies for swollen veins. It claims tabbing the veins nightly, applying mysterious tonics, and warns of rapid healing. The text includes nonsensical phrases and appears to be a questionable herbal regimen with dubious medical claims.
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