Carrizal clash widens US Mexican tension
A Tribune brief notes Carrizal attack blamed on Carrancista troops with US near war posture. Minister Obregon claims responsibility for the assault on American troops at Carrizal while prisoners are to be handed to the US. Pershing seizes Nueva Casas Grandes and Casas Grandes as diplomacy pressure grows.
Detroit Guards Move to Grayling in 31st Regiment Muster
Detroit battalions forming eight companies of the Thirty-first M. N. G. with Cavalry Troop B and an ambulance unit totaling 1,657 arrive at Grayling Michigan. The item notes mobilization for state defense and organizational details.
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Detroit
Thirty-first Regiment
Grayling
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Hoosier Troops Mustered at Fort Harrison in Run of War
About 4,000 Indiana National Guard members at Fort Benjamin Harrison have been mustered into federal service. They drill intensely, expect border moves, and await war supplies. Orders from Washington push readiness, with units and hospitals prioritized, while recruiting surges across Indiana.
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Indiana
Fort Benjamin Harrison
War Department
Mexican
Washington
Central Department of the Army
John A. Toffey, Jr
McCane
Toffey
Indiana Militia
Funston
Statehouse
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War
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Spector
State House
Arma
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Wood
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Evanaville
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Benjamin Bosse
German Alliance Society
Drieseh
Bis
Wilson
Julius Blum
F. K. Bridges
Robert G. Kirkwood
Third Field Artillery
United States Army
Lafayette
Purdue University
National Guard
United States
Tien Point
Ralston
Indiana News Highlights From Across the State
A string of Indiana items reports Nicholas Zolk crushed to death at Wanatah, Mrs Martha Allen McCarty dead at Jackson after grippe, a small cyclone injuring Monroe county, J C Snider dying in county jail, Tippecanoe planning a centennial celebration, Joe Dobb acquitted for lack of evidence, women’s centennial tea planned in Monticello, Dr Beeler’s arrest of police chief Yanness amid quarantine issues, Company F volunteers reconsidering oath, Weather damage in Bartholomew county, Richmond reports Mexican mission concerns, Washington and Indianapolis on legal fights over Prohibition, Battery 4 oath for foreign duty, Fort Harrison mobilization, Alexandria auto crash with runaway hogs.
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Tippecanoe County
H. H. Vinton
Citizens’ Association
Muncie
C. E. Westbroke
Joe Dobb
Ralph 8. Gregory
Westbroke
Terre Haute
Monticello
White County
Clinton
F. H. Beeler
W. D. Yanness
Gary
United States
Joseph Millstone
War Department
Millstone
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Ribena
Indiana
Hammond Company
Richmond
Sarah H. Charles
Matareoras Mission
Mexico
Villa
Washington
Supreme Court
Civic League
League
Gwin
Martin Circuit
Indianapolis
Battery 4
Fort Harrison
Bridges
American Tobacco Company
Evansville
Note from Wilson Admin on Carrizal Incident
Washington reports the de facto Mexican government issued orders to restrict American forces and defend Mexican territory. The United States demands a formal statement through diplomatic channels, asks for the release of Carrizal prisoners, and seeks a clear course of action from Mexico regarding future actions toward U.S. forces. The note stresses adherence to official channels and opposes unilateral military moves.
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Washington
State Department
Carriza
Carranza
Trevino
Pershing
Lansing
Carrizal
Mexican War Office
Jacinto B. Trevino
Chihuahua
United States
Mexico
Man killed after being thrown from moving train
John Franklin 49 of Paris Illinois died at Good Samaritan Hospital after being thrown from an east bound Clover Leaf freight near West Middletown Indiana. He rode an oil tank car to Toledo for a hotel job and was ordered to jump by a brakeman whose name is unknown. Franklin suffered both legs severed below the hips.
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Kokomo
John Franklin
Paris
Good Samaritan Hospital
Franklin
Toledo
West Middletown
Here
Interurban Car Strikes Auto in Indianapolis Fatality
Mrs. Claude D. Torr, 85, was instantly killed when an interurban car struck an automobile in Indianapolis on June 26. Her husband Claude D. Torr, 87, a barber college proprietor, survived the crash.
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Indianapolis
Claude D. Torr
Barber College
Four Coursers Report Ambush Reality at Carrizal
A military courier recounts the Carrizal engagement with Mexican forces under General Gomez. Tenth Cavalry troops, 65 men, faced superior numbers and machine guns, horses fell, several soldiers killed while retreating toward the hills, four riders sent to Pershing for relief.
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Gomez
el Paso
Tex
Tenth Cavalry
Pershing
Carrizal
Charles T. Boyd
Lewis S. Morey
Henry R. Adair
Adair
Hile
Will Fight or Pray Minister Offers Service in War
Washington. Rev Ferdinand F Schultz a minister from Chillicothe Ohio offers to serve in time of war to Maj Gen George Barnett commander of the US marine corps He is pastor of Church of Christ Disciples and a practical engineer He would work in a battleship fireroom or as chaplain of marines in the field He is fifty seven years old and says he is ready to respond to a call to serve Old Glory at any time.
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Washington
George Barnett
United States Marine Corps
Ferdinand F. Schultz
Church of Christ Disciples
Chillicothe
Schultz
Ohio
Wrong Position in Prize Ring Display
A conversational line compares a prize fighter’s photo placement to a misstep, with a witty exchange about fixing the display by elevating him to an upper class position. The dialogue hints at taste and decorum in arranging portraits.
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