Impressive Scenes at Departure of Company Honors Home Boys
Impressive scenes attended the departure of Company t. Honor the Home Boys Who Have Answered the Call of Their Country.
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Lebanon Daily Reporter in Lebanon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
1
Patriotic farewell as Co H heads to Ft Harrison
Boone county sends sixty five enlisted men and three officers of Company H to Ft Harrison Indiana in a silent patriotic valediction. Families and veterans bear witness as the unit departs by interurban car for federal muster with hopes of front line service.
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Company H
Co. H
Lebanon Street
Indianapolis
Ft. Harrison
Indiana
Co H
Four More Carrizal Survivors Reported By Army
International News Service reports four additional Carrizal massacre survivors were picked up and returned near Pershing’s headquarters at Casas Grandes. The negro troopers, nearly starved, gave only fragments of the engagement. Also noted, the Fourteenth New York infantry began border departure, Framingham Massachusetts Eighth regiment heads out, and New York Seventh regiment militia moves toward Brownsville after rail delays.
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International News Service
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Fourteenth New York Infantry
New York
Brownsville
Tex
Pennsylvania
William C. Fisk
Charles S. Whitman
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-first
New York Central
One Day Nearer Call to Service at Fort Harrison
Indiana National Guard ranks move toward border mobilization as mustering officers and doctors rush to complete details. Capt J J Toffey signals imperative need for haste while Capt Charles D Herron takes a key post. The guard braces for rapid deployment amid rumors of imminent call. James Heddy of Vincennes dies at Camp Ralston, first local fatality noted.
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Fort Harrison
James Heddy
Vincennes
Camp Ralston
International News Service
FT. Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana National Guard
J. J. Toffey
Charles D. Herron
Crawfordsville
Tenth
Regular Infantry
Canal Zone
Ralston
Indiana
Barry
Department of the West
President to go before Congress on joint session plan
Carranza reply to US ultimatum expected soon as Latin America warns of possible force. Villa alive and negotiating with Carranza to join against the United States. US drafts naval militia use and plans blockades off Mexican coasts to prevent ammunition flow while awaiting Carranza decision.
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John Edwin Nevin
International News Service
Washington
Latin America
Carranza
United States
Don Ignacio Calderon
Dipmae Corps
Congress
White House
State Department
National Guard
Lansing
Mexico
Daniels
Tamuico
Nefarretto
Cabinet
Carranza Rejects US Demand in Carrizal Affair
Mexico City officials announce President Carranza rejects Wilson's demand to release American prisoners from Carrizal. Draft reply confirms stance against US troops on Mexican soil and accuses the United States of responsibility for hostilities. War seems inevitable, with Aguilar ready to take the field if war erupts. Continued on page four.
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Mexico City
United States
Carrizal
Calderon
Carranza
State Department
James L. Rodgers
Chihuahua
Foreign Office
Rodgers
International
Wilson
Battle of
Aguilar
Mexico
Latin America
War Spirit Sweeping The Border Invasion Plans Narrowed
American forces brace for potential cross border action as Major General Funston moves the Twenty second Infantry toward Naco to deter Carranzista advances on Bisbee and Nogales. Reports say U S troops are concentrated while Carranza troops threaten towns along the Rio Grande and Arizona frontier.
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San Antonio
Funston
United States Infantry
Douglas
Naco
Bisbee
Ariz
Wallace E. Smith
International News Service
EL Paso
Gulf
Rio Grande
San Benito
Arizona
Nogales
Mexico
Juarez
Pershing
Villa Ahumada
Carranza
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House Naval Committee
The
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Villistas Aid
Cotton Hill
Chihuahua City
Ft. Bliss
Business of War
Medical Department
Red Cross
American Artistices
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