Washington waits Carranza reply on Carrizal prisoners
Washington expects Gen Carranza to act or face President Wilson asking Congress to intervene. No clear indication of his reply. officials warn only immediate release of the captured American troops will satisfy the United States. Rodgers reports Carranza officials may be probing the Carrizal incident while awaiting a decisive stance.
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Associated Press
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Cowboys Follow Hot Trail Into Mexico
Army officers investigate report that six bandits who killed Wortiam Parker and his wife on a ranch near Hachita were killed on the U S side. Cowboys sent a courier announcing they located a hot trail into Mexico and fear possible complications from actions across the border. Six Mexicans were arrested on suspicion in Parker's murder.
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N. M
Wortliam Parker
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Mexico
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Failure of Conferees to Agree Delays National Guard Bill
Washington June 28 conferees from the Senate and House fail to reach agreement on the Hay resolution to empower the President to call national guardsmen into federal service delaying final action by Congress. The dispute centers on the scope and mechanism of mobilization and authority.
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Associated Press
Washington
Newlin Addresses 29 Graduates at Thomasville Orphanage
Dr. Sylvester Newlin spoke to 29 graduates at the Thomasville Baptist Orphanage during the 31st annual meeting. Thousands gathered for the event with a pavilion full and many visitors from across the state. Kesler praised the class as the largest and finest, awarding diplomas and prizes after the address on The Perils of Knowledge.
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Newlin
Archibald Johnson
Martin Luther Kesler
Manver
Claude Kitchin
Congress
Max Gardner
Dr. Kesler
Thomasville
High Point
Dr. Newlin
Stephen McIntyre
Lummberton
Flarce
Thomasville Baptist Orphanage
South
North Carolina Baptists
Board of Trustees
C. L. Greaves
First Baptist Church
Lumberton
Astate
Keeler
Kesler
North Carolina
Talians Notable Advance Continues In Italy War News
The Italians push along the Asiago plateau and occupy the south side of the Assa valley while capturing key positions between Posina and Astico. British front reports show heavy bombardment on German lines, with no major infantry moves. French forces hold Verdun as German attacks in the Thiaumont and Fleury sectors are checked by French artillery and infantry.
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Astico
France
Flanders
Verdun
Thiaumont
Fleury
War Office
Senate presses to strike relief clause in drafting bill
The Senate ordered its amendment to the military drafting resolution striking a $1,000,000 appropriation for dependents. Conferees reported disagreement and were told to renew negotiations with House members. Further effort will aim to remove all relief references.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Conference
Eighteen Men Barred From Enlistment at Camp Glenn
Captain Zollicoffer lists 18 men from Company M who failed the government examination at Camp Glenn on Monday. Names include Gurney Jarrell Joseph Johnson Coy Jackson John Kimball Ervin Pickett Clarice Sechrest Rufus Stanly J E Smith John C Wearn Denny Wade W W York Henry Horner Charles Lovings Thomas R Cullen Allen J Culler Joe Prevost Walter H Wiser Roy E Curtis. All except Culler were rejected for physical disabilities. Culler refused due to age limit.
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Camp Glenn
Gurney Jarrell
Joseph ©. Johnson
Coy Jackson
John Kimball
Ervin Pickett
Clarics Sechrest
Rufus Stanly
J. E. Smith
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Denny Wade
W. W. York
Henry Horner
Charles Lovings
Thomas R. Culler
Allen J. Culler
Joe Prevost
Walter
Winston-Salem Elks organizing a home guard
The Winston-Salem lodge of the Fraternal Order of Elks began organizing a home guard of 100 men to stand in for a local national guard company until its return. Plans call for Elks lodges nationwide to join. Local members will be sworn as special officers with city powers. Fundraising will come from municipal funds and private subscriptions.
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Fraternal
Order of Elks
National Guard
Elks
Loss of Four More Vessels Reported by Lloyds
London dispatch reports four ships lost. The Japanese steamship Daivyetsu Maru and the Italian ships Clara and Aventino were sunk by hostile warships, while the Dutch steamship Wallstrom foundered. The Dutch crew was landed and 49 Maru crew members were rescued.
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Lloyds
Clara
Aventino
Wallstrom
Germans Repulse Anglo French Attacks on Front
Berlin reports small Allied thrusts along the Franco British line during the past 24 hours were repulsed by German fire. A French assault in the Verdun sector last night failed to break through.
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Berlin
London
War Office
Verdun
One-Sided Primary Planned in Raleigh County
Raleigh announces a one sided Democratic primary for the lower house with H Pate following the county elections board and Kemp Johnson declining to run based on a ruling by George W Connor that Johnson already has the nomination.
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Bb. H. Pate
Jones Wing
Democracy
County Board of Elections
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Bailey Wing
George W. Connor
Johnson
FIRST REGIMENT READY FOR BORDER NEXT WEEK
Morehead City June 28 The second North Carolina national guard infantry regiment is concentrated at Camp Glenn with the first regiment one field hospital company and one ambulance company already assembled. The third regiment arrives Saturday and the war department orders indicate the troops will be sent to the border. The first regiment will not be ready until late next week after muster in and examinations with about 20 percent rejected mainly for being under weight.
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Associated Press
Morehead City
North Carolina National Guards
Camp Thenn
War Department
North Carolina
Sen. Antonie
Shee
Americans Charged With Outrages Aboard Mexican Front
The Mexican ambassador, acting for Carranza, delivered a note to the state department alleging an American force of about 3,000 marching from San Geronimo toward El Valle committed outrages on Mexican citizens. It cites arrests and mistreatment of civilians at La Cruz and calls for punishment of officers and preventive steps. Apache scouts accompanying the Americans are accused of brutal conduct toward Mexican residents.
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Associated Press
Washington
San Gieronimo
el Valle
State Department
Carranza Foreign Office
la Cruz
Close watch on southern ports ordered to curb arms for Mexico
The investigating bureau of the department of justice ordered tight surveillance of all southern ports to stop arms shipments to Mexico. Several Florida schooners are believed to be awaiting a chance to load arms, according to officials.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Bureau
Department of Justice
Florida
Republicans Await Hughes Roosevelt Conference Tonight
New York reporters note a private meeting between Charles E Hughes and Theodore Roosevelt set for tonight. Hughes met earlier with W R Wilcox, the newly named national campaign chairman, as both parties prepare for a decisive political moment.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
W. R. Wilcox
Mobilization Ordered for Four State National Guards
Chicago June 28 Major General Barry commanding the central department issued orders for the immediate mobilization of all units of Minnesota Missouri Kansas and Wisconsin national guard which are reasonably ready.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Barry
Central Department of the Army
Mllneis
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin National Guard
Weather forecast notes light variable winds tonight
The forecast calls for a fair night and Thursday with light variable winds. No precipitation is expected and temperatures remain mild, with conditions suitable for outdoor activities.
Presbyterians Meet at Montreat to Discuss Education
Montreat N C June 28 Plans for Christian education in the south were to be discussed at joint meetings of two Presbyterian bodies. The permanent advisory committee on Christian education of the Southern Presbyterian church meets with the Presbyterian Educational Association of the south. The association seeks to unite the church education forces and hold conferences with other churches.
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Associated Press
Montreat
N. C
South
Southern Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Educational Agseetas
Liquor Traffic Called Nation’s Greatest Crime
Indianapolis June 28 speakers at the Anti Saloon League session called liquor traffic the country’s greatest crime and urged a campaign to educate the public on alcohol dangers and a coordinated effort of all forces opposing liquor.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Anti-Saloon League of America
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