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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1916

Page

7

Baker cuts red tape to rush militiamen to border relief

Major General Leonard Wood received an urgent order from Secretary Baker to mobilize eastern state militia within 24 hours. Medical exams for the troops would be waived and New York units led the first departures. Massachusetts New Jersey Connecticut guardsmen at mobilization camps soon follow.

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Billy Sunday’s Mother Dies at Winona Lake

Mrs. Miry Stowell seventy three, mother of evangelist Billy Sunday, found dead in bed at Winona Lake after a recent visit to Syracuse. Heart failure listed as probable cause. Survived by sons Billy Sunday, Edward of North Trenton, and another son. funeral to be held at Westminster Temple, Winona Lake, then Ames Town for burial.

Winona Lake Miry Stowell Tilly Simday Fanotte Nami Aft Hand Tir Meronald Westminster Temple Ames Town Nein

Mexicans Held Within Borders

New York June 25 Military authorities in Mexico barred departure of any Mexican subjects on grounds of military necessity. The Wardling steamer Esperanza from Tampico Vera Cruz stopped 30 to 40 Mexicans planning to sail to the United States. The ship carried over 100 passengers mostly officials and workers of American mining and oil firms.readable quotes truncated

New York Mexico Pacsencers Esperanza Tampico Vera Cruz Oney Call

Congress Ready for Emergencies Rush Routine Business

Congress moves to bolster war readiness with a $20 million increase to the army appropriation and an urgent $6 million munitions bill. Leaders pledge continued readiness for rapid action as modernization, equipment, and transportation needs drive the extra expenditures.

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New Carriers for City Mall Service

After weeks of effort to gain his point, Postmaster Turner Miller announced city letter carrier routes would be extended starting July 1. Delivery to residents of new additions, including Phiving Park and Harrison Hill, will lengthen old routes and improve service. All residents will receive daily delivery, with new carriers handling routes and substitutes filling gaps.

Millar Miller Glans Bern Phiving Park Herrison

Cline Assisting Inaganal Appeal Raised by Colonel Millis

Colonel Millis tells Telegram to Association that the board will give us consideration. Cline assists in the appeal raising questions about the process and potential outcomes.

Cline

Canal association letters push hearing and time extension

Copies of letters from MOEN MULLIS and CYRUS CLINE discuss scheduling a hearing, extending the deadline to July 10 for Erie and Michigan Deep Waterways queries. The Erie and Michigan Deep Waterways Association negotiates with the Rivers and Harbors Board and Army Engineers to allow Four Wayne and Huntington workers time to prepare and send a representative to New York.

Michigan Fort Cahall Canal Boas New York Post Office Newport Washington Board Moen Mullis Inginanus Erie and Alehigan Deen Ana Army Engineers Anty Gal Wayne and Huntington Lima New York Mittis Ellisson

Left in desert at own orders note blames Carrizal attack

A terse note by a soldier asserts he was left in the desert by his own orders after the Carrizal attack and places blame on Mexican forces. The fragment cites his writing as commentary on the incident and military actions surrounding the engagement.

Captain Morey Report Reaches General Funston In Mexico

Captain Lewis Morey of the Tenth Cavalry, wounded, and two unwounded troopers were rescued after being abandoned by Morey in a desert hole near Carrizal. General Pershing and General Funston received messages about the fight as Mexican troops attacked the American advance on June 2.

San Antonio Lewis Sidney Morey Funston Tenth United Sbuilew Carriza Lewis Morey Tenth Cavalry Persnine Morey Bidime Mares Henry A. Meyers Pershing Meyer Ha Wetaila Pervhirug Gene Funston Boyd Oktrogy

Indianans Flock Fort Ben Harrison For Guard Service Visit

Thousands of Indiana residents crowded Fort Ben Harrison in Indianapolis for a visit to the Indiana National Guard encamped there. The crowd blocked traffic as interurban service proved inadequate and many waited to board vehicles blocked by the throng.

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Mexican and American casualties at Carrizal attack

A historical note records American and Mexican victims at Carrizal and mentions Mexican American casualties near Larrizal. It cites Captain Henry B R Adair as one of three American officers believed killed in the treacherous Mexican attack near Carpal where Captain Srevino acted as interpreter. The photo was taken months earlier during a period of better relations.

Henry BR. Adair Wis Carpal Srevino

Russians Take All Bukowina and War Updates

War report from London notes Russian forces have captured Bukowina in full and push Austro-Hungarian troops toward the Gurptthian passes. Russians sever rail lines, seize towns, and push toward Volhynia and Vilnius regions. French gains near Verdun are reported with progress in Kliry, while British and Italian actions are mentioned in the Straits of Otranto and around Adriatic theaters.

London Bukowina Gurptthian Kimpoting Tukowinn Jokebeny Beteometti Wianitz Prax Rolomes Willaehoff Lulskind Vedasvitott Berlin Musiartyeks Lohe Vindimur-Volynat Rho Triass Hermanus i Prancne Rly Posina Arslera Trias Polnta Agate Ati Fuek Chea i Mesxiun E Testroyon

Battery B May Be Reorganized

Military men will go to Indianapolis Tuesday to set about a commission. Steps are being taken in Fort Wayne to reorganize Battery BL, mustered out in November 1914. Harry Clark, longtime captain and former Fort Wayne resident, met with John C. Sheer, Walter Berman and Walter J Long of Perrinton and Fort Wayne, to discuss the effort.

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Declaration of Senator Stone on Foreign Relations

The note communicated from the de facto Mexican government claims the Carrizal clash resulted from orders to attack American troops. Secretary Lansing state messages show Carranza leadership and General Carranza actions tied to Pershing forces. The State Department demands formal accountability and response to the incident.

Senator Stone The Foreign Relations Committee Ashuington Carranza Mexico City Lansing State Department Carranga Nyine Ant Pershing Catiforth

Germany Denies Influencing Mexico Amid US Tensions

Berlin dispatches report Germany’s Reich and its Mexico City legation actively encouraging General Carranza against the United States. Officials dismiss the claim as unfounded and ridiculed by observers, noting war-time propaganda from hostile circles. A close associate of Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg ignored comment, calling such charges ridiculous.

Berlin London United States Germany

Weather Forecast For Indiana And Oslo

Forecasts show fair conditions in Indiana and Oslo with mainly clear skies Tuesday. Local showers are likely at night Tuesday into Wednesday with possible mingis-Mur Friday and varying showers in the north portion by Thursday.

Washington Indiana Oslo

Demand Release Of Prisoners Taken At The Carrizal Fight

The United States demands the immediate release of American prisoners taken in the Carrizal engagement in Chihuahua after Mexican forces blocked Pershing’s column. The exchange notes misgivings over hostile actions and calls for a formal diplomatic statement through proper channels.

Carrizal United States Secretary of State Arredonde Mexico

Also Mentioned on This Page

Captain Morey Billy Sunday Son Maryland Miller Millis Washington, D. C Canal Aexociation Fort Wayne Cyrus Cline Bulletin Ben Harrison Eeenico Larrizal Trevino Liedt. Herry Rada Vhdm Gor Uybwsee Straits of Otranto Captain Ranke Ashington James Linn Rodgers Arredond Mexican War Office Jacinto B. Trevine Garrizal Chihuahua
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