War talk and diplomacy as Carranza crisis deepens
Washington officials press for swift response as talks with Mexico over border clashes intensify. President Wilson weighs military options, mobilization plans, and possible use of force while noting no mediation yet. Senators urge action to free prisoners and defend border interests amid heightened tension.
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United States
Chalten Stine
Senith Foreign Relations
Lalas
Winking
Maal
House
Iniliis
Toreign
Talra
Cooper
Vie Haus Comm Aittee
Stone Sali
Wilson Imai
Mates Birr
Aoyadine
Wnure
Currungn
Carrinal
Stenn
Walt Virtchly
Pershing
Urrivel
Generl Carranza
War Department
National Guard
Triston
Ling
Hower
Border Patrol
Uney
Ershing
Wilson
Helton
Big Mitlers
Bermriar Sudwaad
Ape
Lansins
Washington
Naon
Arsentina
Lanstia
In This Matter of Health and Right Eating
The article argues for choosing digestible foods that supply nutrients for sturdy bodies and keen brains over indigestible options. It emphasizes dietary choices that support sound health and mental sharpness.
Grape-Nuts Profile as a Balanced Concentrated Food
Grape-Nuts is described as a balanced product made from whole wheat and barley. It emphasizes minerals, digestion ease, economy, ready-to-eat form, and broad help to many in achieving a winning class.
Arredondo Talks of Mediation Plan
Washington reports Arredondo discusses a mediation plan as Central South American talks move toward a possible submission. A tentative position is noted while a formal mediation framework remains undecided, with officials awaiting a clearer course.
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Arredondo
Washington
Lune Redonda
United
Suc
Moxon
Dono
Lissing
Feison
Baker Cuts Last of the Red Tape
Secretary Baker’s urgent message prompted Major General Leonard Wood to use telephones after abandoning telegraph to speed up federal service musters. Mustering officers were to swear National Guardsmen into federal service at individual armories.
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Baker
Leonard Wood
Massachusetts First Contingent Ships to Mexican Border
The first Massachusetts troops including infantry, field artillery, hospital, and ambulance units will entrain for the Mexican border from Framingham to San Antonio Texas tonight. The move follows orders to provide support at the border with officers noting oath complexities and a large force ready for active duty.
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Framingnam
Mass
Infantus
Noid Artillers
Arphillance
Vum- Hay
San Antonio
Texas
Pro
Wessachusetts
Pramingham
Mags
Fist
Massachusetts
Andek
Earay
Eid Artillers
Hoapital Corps
Ambulanes Corps
Vie Cavalry Ang Signal Cnypa Nave No
Aimotur
Federstal
Calmel
Military orders and disruptions reach western troops
Fragmentary telegraphic dispatch describes federal orders affecting western units, with mention of the Adjutant General Gamble and the generic U.S. Army service. It notes adjustments, potential delays, and that units may be recalled or redirected as officers coordinate with state and national authorities.
Unclear fragmentary sports note from Washington area
Fragmented OCR text describes players, uniforms, and street scenes with medical or event references. The readable portions mention Washington, a camp, and remarks by officials, but concrete facts are sparse and specifics are unreliable.
Military draft mobilization impacts border guard aid and loyalties
An article reports on a large mobilization affecting border security and allied units, with orders directing deployment and possible cross border service. It notes questions over where troops will serve and mentions states like New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, alongside federal aid and local reactions.
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Willie
Tateperans
Janek
Mestoo
New York
Pena Hino
Ohi
Morey's Troop Action at Carrizal Teaches Risks
Fragmentary 1916 dispatch describes Captain Morey and Captain Boyd leading American troops toward Carrizal near Mexico. Mexican fire erupts at 300 yards, skirmish lines form, men rejoin after losses, and Morey’s party reports wounded and retreat while Pershing’s orders are noted.
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Boyd
Fator
Moxd
Aoiwe
Rome
Sijnel
Persting Xulde
Morey
Meyer
Ubicthe
Ted Taft
Rey
St. Maria
Anderson
Beeta
Pershing
Ehaendiy
Meser
San Luje
List of Troopers Held Prisoner in Tenth Cavalry Action
Fragmentary notes detail troopers held prisoner during a Tenth Cavalry engagement. Names include Paullsmint, Givens, Chateenoojer, Pestin, and Williams, with references to General Finnsten, Unit records, and a continuation toward Castal and Ames.
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Wastunuto
Diane Goneral
Songral Treviga
Kat
Paullsmint
Ara
Oki
Arehia
G. Miershadl
Gemires Eedasset
Samuel Melinard
Corpersh
Halter Alexander
Calaimedi
Penn
Spallsbiire
Mermrat
Cmciin Boyd
Casta
Maria Ned
Finnsten
Engagment Story Tied to Captain Morey Rescue
The fragment hints at Captain Morey and the return hoped to unveil the fate of each member of the expedition. It mentions ill communications and a connection to a Mexican engagement, with further details pending to determine line of action and outcomes.
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Mitey
Austin
Temnis
Wiltless
Mexico
Ste
Morey
Caplal Morey Wim
Tirtle
Mexican government rejects overture mediation stance
A garbled report states Mexico and the United States discussed mediation terms offered by Costa Rica and El Salvador. It mentions high level officials defending Mexico’s stance and denying misstatements by American papers about the crisis.
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Msxico Cipy
General Carri
Mexico
United States
Costa Rica
Salvador
Winister
Illfated Border Skirmishes Reported Across Mexican Frontier
June dispatches from Douglas and Arizapepoint to military officials describe Mexican western frontier violence. American cattlemen William Robertson and Tom Snyder are reported killed near Nacozari Sonora. A British rebel wound and American prospector Parks killed in related clashes. Carriz engagement losses estimated at fifteen missing.
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Douglas
Ariz
William Robertson
Tom Snyder
Nacozari Sonora
Agua Prieta
Arispe
P. Elias Colles
A. Dickson
Im Parks
Indiana Volunteers at Fort Ben Harrison Throngs of Spectators
Crowds gather along Fort Harrison avenues as Indiana men, including the Third Regiment, parade and drill for Governor Hardesty and officials. Soldiers, relatives, and townspeople fill streets while demonstrations, equipment checks, and marching orders unfold amid recruitment and mobilization efforts.
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Crank
Nwih
Feller
Sever Beiure
Icnay Tris
Ie Wisterie Pice
Anid Ust
Gabon
Helwen
Indiana
Kitna
Mahon
Mena Via Autken
Burns
Adi
Lester Lo Hagges
Pred
Premburs
Ehaplant
Eeimiens
Sovernment
Cort Herrlaba
Jimi Genera
Camp Ralston Named In Indianapolis For National Guard
A new concentration camp designation honors Governor Ralston as Indianapolis hosts Indistan National Guard mobilization. Colonel Kukhnan issued the name Camp Ralston amid heavy visitor turnout. Guardsmen and visitors enjoyed relaxed rules, with meals together and extended leave while muster preparations begin. Medical staff report minor ailments and vaccinations underway for typhoid and smallpox as troops face mustering, physicals, and oath to federal service.
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Indianapolis
Dane Th. Lie
Benjamin Frareman
Camp
Zix
Viflecra
Valdier Company
United States Army
J. J. Dotter
Phillip Remington
Cook
Kirkwood
Idkater
Russians Take All Bukowina
Russians press in Bukowina as forces advance from the south and east, capturing towns and pushing defense lines back. The Axis defense reports gains for the area, but Soviet reports emphasize rapid territorial gains and strategic momentum.
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London
Ethipolung
TWO VESSELS LOST BY SUBMARINES PARTS
Scattered dispatches report two ships sunk by submarines, with the Citta di Messina torpedoed and the Fourche attacked. Other lines note Austro-Hungarian front activity, British artillery pressure, and territorial changes as forces advance and prisoners are taken.
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Ministry of Moving
Ananness
Alm Usilary
Cilat de Ames
Bane
Strayer Jourehe
Obranto
Citta Wa Messina
Fourche
Inter Artne
French Retake Trenches West of Phinumunt in June fights
Fragmented dispatch reports gains west of French trenches near Phinumunt with German counterfire and limited village fighting. Mention of Menry village, German attempts repulsed, and ceiling details unclear due to OCR errors. Sergeants Barnsley and Tarnsioy noted as wounded in related lines.
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Paris
Miunren Atari
Vertiin
Wrmounerd Tplas
Irenches
Phinumunt
Menry
Vatis
Tarnsioy
Texas
Francos American Aviation Corps
Barnsley
Prench Army
Plymouth Woman Killed Under Auto
A Plymouth woman died after an automobile accident involving her husband driving the vehicle. The incident occurred near Hoarbas where the woman’s 7 year old child survived the event. Detectives reported the fatality and the family is cooperating with authorities.
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Plymouth
D. Lingus
Mike
Amis
Bulletin Battery May Be Reorganized In London
A Madrid dispatch to the Daily Telegraph reports a German submarine bound for New York with a message for President Wilson, surpassing the U-35 that carried a letter to King Alfonso. Indiana plans three new batteries, Fort Wayne to receive one, and efforts in Indianapolis to organize a battery. About a hundred men have volunteered. machine guns are scarce and a quick Mexican settlement is anticipated. Pierce county sergeant Lang seeks twenty five to thirty men for recruitment.
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London
Madrid
Daily Telegraph
New York
Wilson
Alfonso
Pana
Gbandon
Hattery
L Ja Vinderstood
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Clark i
Tape Win Witlm I
Ranke
Joan €. Rehester
Indianapolis
Adjltant General Bridges
Dattery
Am Rchine Gun
Mm “Idae Xan
Lang
Pierceton
Bae
Congress Prepares Emergency Provisions For National Guard Draft
Congress moves to pass a House resolution authorizing the president to draft national guardsmen and federal soldiers. Senate action aims to strip a $91 million relief appropriation for militia families and three year draft limits from the measure. Debate signals possible conference on relief, while routine appropriations and defense bills proceed in a crowded agenda.
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Cogard
Senate
House
Provident
Senuce
Mexico
Conftress
Mermany
Diuiomedin Ewadey Elvil
Pen Stoma
Dinteice
Columbia
Naval
Teximme Cikcywmion Ufhe
Ims
Pitth
Etail Capital Patio
Summer Lightning Threats Farm Homes and Fire Protections
Summer lightning is causing damage to farm houses in Lares as fires accompany storms. The article notes the danger and urges proper fire protection, including lightning rod systems and fire extinguishers. It mentions insurance discounts for farms with protective devices and references reputable firms supplying protection products.
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Ibis Wes
Barm Progress
New Books at the Public Library Shelf Deep Deliocks
A lengthy list describes numerous new books arriving at the Public Library, naming authors and titles across varied topics from art and travel to history and fiction. The notice reads like a catalog update with extensive itemized entries and fragmented OCR garble.
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