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Newspaper

Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1916

Page

13

Mexican commander warns US if troops retire

Washington reports a Mexican commander warned that any move other than retirement of US troops would trigger hostilities, but US policy remains unchanged. Secretary Lansing will not reply today while awaiting Carranza’s explanation on a new development. El Paso reports Carranza has challenged Pershing, with border preparations underway and civilians arming on the Mexican side.

Washington Mexico United States Lansing Carranza el Paso Texas Pershing

Prompt to Fill Your Grip With Splendid Things to Wear

The ad urges shoppers to buy a complete wardrobe from toes to top and inside out to achieve a best look for less. It promises quality garments at value prices and stresses the need for many items to make a good appearance, inviting customers to visit the store for money worth purchases.

Acquitted of Murder, High School Director Cleared

The jury acquitted Corley P. MacDarment, athletic director at Waggoner high school, of murdering Edgar Watts, a student he allegedly tried to reprimand. The verdict followed an all night deliberation in Muskogee Oklahoma.

Associated Press Muskogee Oklo Corley P. MacDarment Waggoner High School Edgar Watts

Bunker Hill Day Observance in Greater Boston

In Boston and Charlestown the 141st anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill was marked by a large observance with most business suspended. A parade featured soldiers from nearby forts, sailors from harbor battleships, marines from the Charlestown navy yard, multiple State regiments, and various semi military groups contributing to the extensive celebration.

Botosa Mass Greater Boston Bunker Hill Charlestown Boston Charlestown Navy Yard

Richmond Faces Puritan Sabbath Under New Blue Law

Richmond awaits a Sunday observance clash as ministers merchants and police seek a liberal reading of the new ouster law coming into effect. The statute requires strict enforcement of Sunday laws including closure of confectioneries and soda water fountains deemed public conveniences.

Richmond

Maine to Choose Candidates in Tight Republican Primary

Augusta June 17 Maine schedules a general primary next Monday to select complete tickets from US senator and governor to county officers. The Republican contest features Parkhurst Wheeler Milliken Hagerty and Callahan for governor and Fernald Hale and Hersey for the U S Senate amid a rare healing between regulars and Progressives with many candidates on the ticket.

Augusta Maine United States Pine Tree Curtis Johnson Peters Guernsey Frederick HH. Parkhurst Bangor Edward W. Wheeler Brunswick Carl B. Milliken Island Falls Alexander C. Hagerty Ellssworth Timothy F. Callahan Lewiston Bert M. Fernald Frederick Hale Portland Fira G. Hersey Houlton

Funston downplays Carranza warnings near Chihuahua

Gen Funston in San Antonio dismisses Treviño’s threat to attack Pershing’s forces as a signal for Carranza’s soldiers. He notes the punitive expedition may send detachments to pursue outlaws threatening posts. Ricard’s San Ignacio pursuit warnings do not deter him as the search for bandits continues and hot trails will be acted on. Funston commands 50,000 troops on the border ready for swift action if invited.

San Antonio Texas Funston Trevisio Chihuahua Pershing Carranza San Ignacio

No Casualties Reported in Border Skirmish Near San Benito

Brownsville June 17 reports detail a clash between U S soldiers and Mexican bandits near San Benito last night. Initial claims of Mexican deaths were revised, with records showing no Mexicans killed and thirty wounded or captured in the engagement.

Brownsville Texas United States San Benito

Few changes in the war situation now

The war bulletin reports night actions along Avecourt French lines with grenades and intense bombardment on Dead Man's hill. French infantry stormed first and second German trenches in the Vosges, taking prisoners, while Austrians repelled a Russian cavalry thrust south of the Dniester. Italian forces captured Austrian posts at Malaga Fosseta and Montemagori between the Frenzera valley and Marcevia.

Associated Press Avecourt Dead Man’s Hill Vosges Galicia Dniester Vienna Volhynia Malaga Fosseta Montemagori Frenzera Marcevia

British Destroyer Eden Sunk Off London

The British destroyer Eden was sunk with thirty-one crew saved and three officers missing. The loss was confirmed as of June 17 in London. The fate of the missing officers remains unconfirmed.

London Eden

Famous Scientist Begins 85th Year

London reports Sir William Crookes, eminent scientist and editor of the Chemical News, entering his 85th year. Born in 1832, he remains vigorous and visits his publication daily. He and Lady Crookes celebrated a diamond wedding, living for forty five years in the same Kensington Gardens home.

London William Crookes Queen Victoria Chemical News William Lady Crookes Kensington Gardens

Centennial Fort Armstrong Centenary Celebrations Begin

Rock Island Illinois June 17 A week of exercises and historical pageants marks the 100th anniversary of Fort Armstrong on Arsenal Island between Moline Rock Island and Davenport. Daily pageants depict early history and nightly land and water parades with fireworks. The blockhouse rebuilt from 18 is featured with detailed recreations of Credit Island and Campbell's Island battles.

Rock Island Ill Fort Armstrong Arsenal Island Moline Davenport Credit Island Campbel’s Island

Curfew Not Ringing As Bell Tour Confuses Viewers

Observers at the Panama-Pacific Exposition were puzzled by the liberty bell tour through Los Angeles. An English spectator removed his hat and asked why the lady is not clinging to the clapper, highlighting a misreading of United States history.

United States Everybody's Magazine Los Angeles

Bandits Attack Cavalry Camp After Sundown

Bandits assault a cavalry camp after sundown firing wildly but missing any person. The Americans dropped to the ground and returned fire without sighting the attackers.

Brownsville Troop Chases Mexican Bandits North of Town

Brownsville bulletin reports Third Cavalry under Lieut. Newman on a hot trail of suspected Mexican bandits north of Brownsville. They are believed to be the group that attacked U S soldiers last night. Consuls Hanna and Silliman ordered to the American side of the river at Saltillo.

Brownsville Texas Fort Brown Third Cavalry Lieut Newman United States San Antonio Laredo Hanna Monterey State Department John R. Silliman Saltillo

Laredo National Bank May 1 1910 Statement

Condensed resources and balance figures for Laredo National Bank as of May 1 1910 including Loans and Discounts Furniture and Fixtures Real Estate and capital accounts with presidents and officers listed. Deposits total 1 028 999 19 and other asset figures shown.

THE Laredo National Bank

Weather Near Fort McIntosh With Warm 102 Degree High

Forecast from the United States Weather Bureau at New Orleans via The Times notes tonight and Sunday likely fair. Observations at Fort McIntosh show a 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. with a high of 102 and a low of 74, wind from the southeast, clear skies. Sloan's Liniment recommended for muscle soreness and various vacation aches and pains.

States Weather Bureau New Orleans Times the Telephone Co Fort McIntosh

Gavira Execution Denied Report Reaches Consulate

A message to the Mexican consulate from Obregon denies reports that General Gavira, Carranza commander of Juarez, was executed on arrival in Mexico City for treason after allegedly meeting with General Pershing. The denial clarifies the status of Gavira following the rumors.

Gavira el Paso Texas Carranza Juarez Mexico City Gen. Pershing Obregon

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