Deadlock reshapes debate over funding and policy
Washington reports scene cuts through late June as deadlock ties Wilson's hands on military spending and emergency measures. Debates on army funding, equipment, transportation, and welfare provisions unfold, with Senate considerations of federal trade commission salaries and veterans’ benefits framing the stalled session.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Tarne
Hollis
Tle
Sutherland
Borth
Mal Unger
Overman
Cummina
Existance
Federal
Wickabats
Exports Break Record with Nine at Players Months
Report shows a record export total for May reaching $4.1369 billion, surpassing prior highs. The May period includes a May average team payout near $14. The annual total ends May with a strong performance, aided by shipments and large payments, with a May total of around $4.1 billion and a broader year’s progress highlighted.
Political machinations unfold in New York commitment
Fragmented notes describe a public service committee tied to a political faction in New York. Key figures Hughes, Rives, Willeas, and Widane maneuver over headquarters, subcommittees, and campaign plans while factions clash during select discussions about leadership and strategy.
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Public Service
New Yabk
Tighe
Pire
Hayes Rew Yash
Knaven
Nambiyet Cholo
Indiana Moose Support Questioned in Presidential Backing
Fragments suggest Indiana political figures and groups debate backing a president. Names and dates are unclear, but discussions reference party leaders, potential endorsements, and internal maneuvers within a regional context. The text is heavily garbled, with many unreadable terms.
Syrians Facing Death Threat Amid Arab Revolt
In Tin Saul the Marquuia of Crewe tt by Natise of Tords today, Turkish forces threaten to suppress the Arab revolt. A lax assessment notes a carden sent by the Turks and their actions in the Lee leanen district, endangering Syria’s inhabitants with harsh consequences.
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Lundan
Saul
Crewe
Carden
Leeleanen
Armonia
Syria
Nana Guardsmen Oath Ceremony Detailed at Muster
The article describes multiple company musters of the Third and First regiments taking the federal oath, with issues on physical exams and delays. Several named units and towns appear, including Albion, Angola, Elkhart, Fort Wayne, Rensselaer, Auburn, and Michigan City, as the process unfolds into late day. A few men refuse the oath, others await medical clearance, and a border-response delay is noted. The mustering officer repeats the oath and rules, while examinations and assignments continue under Lieutenant Colonel and staff.
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U.S A
Wirwt
Ape Albion
B of
Angola
Foot Elkhart
Hoot Waray
Moof
Mvinsith
Catsun
Remidgton
Sten
Praores
Pin Corommny
Kenington Mavedis
I Company of Bile
Varlana
Colne
Univer
Wade
War era debates echo in halls of power
Fragmentary report shows talks on raising a federal draft fund for families of servicemen, with Secretary Baker urging mobilization. Senate pares a $1,000,000 relief fund for colored military families, House plan stalls as conferences proceed. Retail listings note Hart, Rehattner & Marx suits up to $25 with many items $20.40 to $22.00. PATTANSON-FLETCHER CO.
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Thorn
We Department
Svar
Federal Service
Senate Ververdny
Hart
Rehattner & Marx
Pattanson-Fletcher CO
Government considers new state regiment amid Musto crisis
The government contemplates forming an additional cavalry or infantry unit for national guard use as offers flood in from across the state. Major General Franke Baxworths arrived from Camp Ralston to obtain extra medical paraphernalia while Major Foxworthy reports vaccines already given and focus shifting to smallpox vaccination for troops.
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National Guard
Dutentty
Franke Baxworths
Adjutant General
Foxworthy
Supplies for 200000 men at Mexican border
The New York Times reports the quartermaster department has supplied for an army of 100000 men for thirty days at the Mexican border. It notes 2000 motor transport trucks were bought from twenty manufacturers at about 8000 dollars each and 400 passenger autos were requested for officers. Major General Leonard Wood, commanding the department, states 14061 troops from New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Montana are en route. Colonel Mallinger confirms troop movements with daily stops to minimize disruption. Colonel Dellinger notes trains must avoid delays, with repairs and car conversions underway.
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NEW York Times
United States Army
Tt Alao
Varios Commons
Teanard Wood
Department of the
Illinois mobilizes half of troops for federal service
Springfield reports that about half of Illinois troops have been mustered into the U.S. federal service. Key mobilization orders prepare transport facilities to the border, with regiments and batteries detailed for the conversion. officers from the state guard join the federal command as medical and support units redeploy.
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Illinois
Springfield
Fune
Holl Lac
Mets
Inurrow
Butterts
Cleth
Wminola National Guard
Ieutenant
Coronel
EM. Lewis
Mrustey Ntaft
Amet Afasor
James M. Phalon
U.S. A
Ohio firms lack essential supplies for troops
Colmanus Ch dune of Montiza ion reports delays in essential equipment for Ohio forces. Weldon Aub Central Menson tt Hough states that necessary supplies have not arrived from federal arsenals. General Hough notes troops may be ordered to the mob. Nealon caps arriving Thursday.
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Colmanus
Dune
Montizaion
Ohio
Central
Menson
Hough
Ambulance recruitment drive tied to Franklin order in Frankfort
Report details a push to recruit new ambulance companies guided by Franklin 1 and In-Uhtnn officials. Wivn AL f. Arnett and Cantar ot Wo Thuis coordinate efforts while Captain Hadley WIL begins permits. The plan involves national service shifts and potential integration into federal efforts with unclear timelines.
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Benjamin Harrison
Chittlek
Frankfort
Vuronaay
Franklin
Beaney
Wivin AL F. Arnett
Senate
Hadley
Nonce
Benjamin Harri
Anny Cound
Wradees KG
Munn Tarana
Troop Train Arrangements Pressed for Indiana Route
Indianapolis dispatch notes plans to arrange troop trains with eleven sections totaling about 13 cars moving from New York and Cleveland toward Indiana. Chicago reports troops to the border will depart when ready, with gear and supplies staged from Rock Island and the need to speed movement without car changes. Pennsylvania Railroad warns of temporary car withdrawals to ensure fresh equipment for border transit and long hauls up to 2000 miles. Raymond Williams of the Warsaw Daily Mines enlisted in Indianapolis. Warsaw visitors toured Fort Harrison camp.
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Indianapolis
Louis
New York
Indiana
Valien
Mestean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tle
Fort Harrison
Indigo- Apetis
Raymond Willams
Warsaw Daily Mines
Indianapoli
Pershing mobilizes trucks and troops on the Mexican border
Article reports General Pershing coordinating more than 0 motor trucks and thousands of troops to block routes from the border toward Chihuahua. It notes convoy movements near Santa Clara canyon and Nemiquipa, with artillery observers commanding the terrain. It cites strict checks on Mexicans using the motor track and a Juarez incident related to Carrizal.
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Gener
Perantig
Wenabl Ciue
Bustillus
Ayenty Mies
Chihuatia City
Preent Gener
Pati
Santa Clare Canyon
Nemiquipa
Chihuahua
General Pershing
Pershing
Colonia
BE Valle
Americas
el Paso
Carrizal
Juarez
Andress Garcis
Amercan
Preparing Troops for Eventualities
San Antonio June 27 preparation for placing and main tenance of forces along the border continued as the quartermaster's department plans for 25000 more men. General Funston and his staff revised troop stations, aiming for a large cross border movement if needed while ensuring protection for border towns and ranches on the American side. American army will act only if directed by the war department, awaiting guidance from Washington and Mexico City. Mexican forces near the border remained in defensive posture with Eagle Pass as the strongest position, and a planned raid by Luna’s forces toward Bisbee appeared abandoned after a crash move from Douglas to Bisbee. Mexican garrison operations opposite Nogales showed signs of intensified activity but U.S. forces remained confident in their ability to defend the area.
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San Antonio
Texas
National Guard
Funston
Atari
Carranze
Mexico
War Department
Washington
Mexico City
Carranza
Eagle Pass
Luna Commmaniere
Nace
Bisbee
Douglas
Nogales
Warsaw Organizes Volunteers in City Meeting
Warsaw Tad June 27 Plans for organizing a company of volunteers are under way in this city. A meeting Wednesday elected officers including W A Winebrenner Martin Mener and Hillegas. It is expected a company will be formed soon with two hundred pairs of men’s trainers priced at $1.50. Patterson Fletcher Co.
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Warsaw
Tad
W. A. Winebrenner
Martin Mener Charl Hillegasansman
Securime Rumea
Anen
Patterson -Fletcher CO
Garfield's Grandson Weds Cleveland Girl
Mrs Janet Dodge, daughter of Cleveland’s prominent families, became the bride tonight of John N Garfield, grandson of the late President Garfield, in Cleveland. About one hundred members of the First Ohio cavalry attended.
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Garfield
Cleveland
Janet Dodge
John XN
Cirfeld
Tron 4
Ohio
Gurteia
Memorial Day observance noted by local committees
Absolution to TiO committees Kellter and Beaber at Law son Wayne post GA for Memorial Day observance on May 20. Report of quarterly finances approved. bills audited. treasury receives funds. Treasurer W F Grier to receive remaining balance. committee representation for next year discussed and adjourned.
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Feng ‘Service
Tio Commmitees
Kellter
Beaber
Lawson- Wayne Post
GA. R
Tuarty
Oniece
Cal. Fam & Egley
West Washington
Fstrwet
Treasury
Mensoy
Treasinrer
W. F Grier
Border points at fever heat
Border tensions rise as Mexican and US forces mobilize along the Chihuahua corridor. Troop concentrations near Chihuahua City intensify amid threats of clashes along the Santa Maria river valley and potential American counter moves toward central Mexico.
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Chihuahua
Qhien
Maren
Mader
Santis
Nabelle
Uetilon Amd Gwenn
Aty Cath
Glahiahut
Goeman
Urry Miley
Prisoners Held By Mexicans After Carrizal Clash
Washington reports that 23 American troops, including two sergeants and privates, are interned in the Chihuahua penitentiary. The British consul says they are well treated, fed, and have room to exercise. Two are slightly wounded. no danger to their lives.
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Washington
Chihuahua City
State Department
Carrizal
Chihuahua
Sérxennia
Meninge
Re Anh
Borman
Consis
Mexican Prisoners Taken At Front Report
A courier reported Mexican prisoners taken near the Santa Maria river after a skirmish by Culita Dadian. U S cavalry units, including elements of the Eleventh, continued patrols in the Carrizal area seeking survivors and captives, withno confirmation of a broader engagement.
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PASO
Cotonis Duolen
Myer
Carigal
Santa Maria Civer
Culnnia
Rio Santa Maria
No Fighting Likely Says Hermessi Broadcast
A fragmented broadcast from Nogales Arizona June 97 quotes a message from Hermesii recruiting offices claiming no fighting will be necessary. The text mentions brava cramps marching north and a triumphal march toward Washington, with garbled references to Mexico and the capitol dome.
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Nogales
Ariz
Hermesii
Mexico
Capitol
Washington
Villa Denied Joining Carranza Army In 1914 Report
A June 27 report states Francisco Villa is not mustered into Carranza's army and would be barred from service. Ellen Arrestondey, a Carranza envoy, said Villa could not join the troops under any circumstances, with a two month limit mentioned and officials indicating Villa’s followers were not permitted to enlist.
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Washington
Vila
Carman
United States
oMeniiy Denind
Ellen Arrestondey
Carrino
Arralandy Sant
Mit
Villa
American Regulars Patrol the Border
Dispatch from San Diego reports American regulars patrolling near the border after clashes. Mexican forces and a battery were involved, with troops moving toward Selit and Le-nisah stations. Unclear details but authorities indicate reinforcements arrived yesterday.
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bin Diego
Selit
Tommy
Lower California
Meaicull
Bandits Raid Ranch Kill Man and Wife
Mexican bandits raided a ranch southwest of Haelits on No month day, killing owner William Parker and his wife Merv Allen Parker. They drove off cattle and horses, prompting local communities to form power and pursuit bands. Cavalry detachments were ordered from Las Cruces and nearby posts to track the attackers.
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Columbvs
Ameertenad
Roen
Muuehien
Elmens
Haelits
Barkan
Meximny Tavidus
Week
Solaja
Parker
Revoling
Cattla
Horséa
Rad
American forces moving northward reports from Mexico
June 2 Mexico City report says American forces under General Pershing have abandoned Buembamba and San Geronimo to concentrate north. Carranza forces hold some positions. Zapata commander Cejudo offers men to Vera Cruz, and Carranza accepts the offer while Secretary of War Oareaen remains noncommittal.
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Mexico City
Pershing
Buebimba
San Geronimo
Alvaro Obengon
Jacinto Trevinn
Chituahis
Carranza
Zacatecas
Bugau? Hernandez
Rebr
Nacczirs
Sonora
Roberto F. Cejudo
Zapata
Hidalgo
Vera Cruz
Cejudo
Gaviry
City News Drift Through Odd Ad Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes report a misread item about 0 Buttonet and Charles C. criddy driving to a garage last night to visit a premises associated with a “Tivid regiment” and a Manchester Soft Cot shirt price listing.
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Buttet
Charles C. Criddy
Wendigion
Ie Prenaisis
Tivid
Anu
Stroh News Local Social and Travel Notes
Wit Trign of Bryan visits Prod Halt and fsently for a few days then returns home. James Wright and family spent Sunday with Dr C C Wright. Keidadvile for a visit. Mrs James Reed visiting relatives. Mr Enbody of Tapeke assumed duties near Wabash milvus. The Ucle’s daughter broke her arm. Loyal Bearers class to entertain Wednesday. ice cream social Friday. Marion area folks visit, fishing noted as excellent with many parties and good catches.
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Stroh
Ind
Bryan
James Wright
CC. Wright
Fames
Keidadvile
Afisk
Fistherpera
Wade
Own
James Heed
Enbody
Tapeke
Milan
The
Christian Sunday School
G. Wid
Jean Propertiea
Marion
William McCormick
Near Lagrange
Alvin Warner
John Wright
Notifts
Murray
Clyde Hammond
Kendallville
Lake Dims
Haber
Laure
Parks
Elkhart
Formara
John Baker
Jerse Botley
Old New Haven News Person Notices and Visits
New Haven Indiana items list numerous local visitors and events. Names include Mr and Mrs Phillip xeeshitngor, Miss Emma, Mr and Mrs Felix Binising, Mrs H Copeland, Miss Virginia, Miss Stella and Helena Osta, and others from Fort Wayne Toledo and Port Wayne. Community activities feature church services, excursions, and family visits with several residents cited attending gatherings and weddings.
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New Haven
Ind
Victor Blaighg
Emma
Elles’ Hall
Ang Mre
Felix Binising
BL Jeekeon
H. Copeland
Ing
W. E. Bowers
Enil— Dren
Wiliard Lueax
Stella
Helena Ostadot
Worden Saorm
W. Harperepant
J. Mouter
Misa Gall Gerardot Yan
Irma Schnitker Sanday
Mra. Kepler
Mort Wayne
G. A
Mr. Kepler
Nicks Plaza
Hattla Wolf
Merris Kane
George Belprml
Ethan Daniels
Woaleak Atl
Tre Corinity
Mra
F. Stemen
Grover Tih
Bigalow
Mian
Olga Forman
Ot Fort Warns
George Nforman
Wordman
Warne
Eimma Brodi
Misa Esthar Brodt
Howard Kiso
and Mirs
Ed Jacobs
Fort Wayne
George Hoemon la
Willan
Meyers Arth
Fiemnam
Meyers-Beyora
Joseph Blaising
Fort Warne
Snarles Tate
Almira ‘Todd
Honglomis
Henry Pisthmiller
Leanarl Furthmiller
Soldier
M. Hesiun
Mer Torricky
Fugeny Bell
Atherta
Monroevills
Vower
Ratumea
Erie
GA. Digétao
Messrs
Albert and
Ellmer Sturm
G. Harfer
Milton Frowne
Ta Cartin
Loss of Officers Disheartens Men In Carrizal Action
June 27 dispatch from Kansas City reports soldiers lamenting officer deaths in the Carrizal relief expedition. Captain Boyd and Lieutenant Adair were killed, Captain Morey wounded, and Lieutenant Adair reportedly charged through the town to safety before falling, leaving troops inspired yet discouraged.
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Columis
Jenkins Cing Howne
Carrizal
Ent
Mexians
Abex
Boyd
Adatr
Morey
Refugees Return Amid Reports From Across Regions
Reports from Washington and various cities describe refugees returning home and movement of people from Progreso to New Orleans, with officials noting no confirmed arrival times for anticipated shipments. Observers cite ongoing troop movements near Carmen and Cananea, while financial figures show 1935 silver production and values worldwide.
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Washington
Juana
Garrugo
Camenanding Cn
Nebraska
Veta Crug
Dixie
Galveston
Colin Gavant
Progreso
New Orleans
Ciugud
Carmen
Cnrteans
Carranza Family to Help With Ambulance Service
The Carranza family plans to assist by offering their relatives to join the Merentian Sanbulance brigade and provide ambulance services as needed. Indications point to potential changes in federal policy and administration actions amid rising tensions.
Patterson Fletcher Co Notice Summary
misspelled OCR fragment mentions PATTERSON-FLETCHER CO. and a potential notice. no clear action, date, or location discernible.
Auburn News Briefs From June Meeting and Lectures
A Chicago visitor linked to Crooked Lake for a few days of angling. The extension department of Dray University organized talks and demonstrations at New York Central Day. Lectures began at 3 am and continued to p m. Hopkins funeral in Garrett and a workers’ gathering at a member home capped the day.
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Auburn
Clanie Link
Chicago
Iowa
Michigan
Yeater
Agolla
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