Army of 70,000 on border as Mexico tension grows
Reported plans show an army of about 70,000 ready on the border amid war or peace concerns with Mexico. General Funston contemplates militia mobilization in Texas and nearby states, with units to be deployed to San Antonio and other points as needed. Officials note no firm number of divisions yet, but estimates exceed 24,000 to be sent, and rail and coastal movements are discussed to reinforce border stations.
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Mexico
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Antonio
Texas
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Daftaor
Soethers
Aimericks
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War Department
Gvardacmen
Funslon
Annouinca
Genara
Fuller
Army mobilization in Maui region prompts evacuation order
Fragmented OCR text shows General Funston and military figures directing troops and supplies toward a diversionary effort. The document references a proclamation and martial action affecting residents, with notes on transportation and safety measures.
Drew Hight Jurors In Harrison Trial
Transcribed notes describe the selection of jurors in a Harrison trial. The article reports court proceedings, potential witnesses, and motions including preliminary matters and possible challenges. It mentions venue and timing, with references to judges, attorneys, and procedural steps.
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Drew Hight
Harrison
Untitled military dispute fragment in Dierdarty region
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a contested frontier area between Fripat and Gatien with mentions of the Front Unchangwil and patrols. References to Rossen, Patty Warnwing, and EastWA imply a regional tension with claims and frontier activity. Details are garbled, but the gist is ongoing border friction and military posture.
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Rossen Wveraet
Patty Warnwing
Areca
Enen
Pacific Fleet Record and Guarded Ports Tension
Fragmented OCR text discusses Pacific Fleet records and guarded ports, mentioning names and places in a disorderly form. It references Western, Maclean Ports, and Puri with garbled extra phrases about officials, representatives, and events, lacking cohesive detail.
Washington Believes 48 Hours Will Decide War Crisis
Washington expects a critical 48 hour period to shape policy as Secretary Lansing reports President Wilson's order to mobilize American troops may be extended. Officials debate Mexican relations and potential restraints amid growing tension with Carranza's government.
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Bata
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United Weates
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America
Lhwlane
Ernest
United Shee
Rodgers
Mexico City
Carramottle
Masiog City
Vere
The Houston Booths and the Three Foot Pend
Fragmentary note mentions Thee Foor pend ub hers and struggles with writing. Source text is incomplete and unclear about events or persons. No verifiable facts or outcomes available to craft a coherent summary.
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Houston
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