Bloodshed in Mexican Clash Reports Vary Widely
A clash near Carrizal in Chihuahua between United States forces led by Pershing and Mexican troops resulted in many deaths on both sides. Reports place American fatalities near twenty, with Mexican losses exceeding forty, and seventeen Americans captured. The battle, at Santo Domingo ranch, involved a Tenth cavalry unit and Mexican forces under General Gomez who was killed. US officials dispute Mexican accounts and reiterate that troops remain to protect the border and pursue raiders until Mexico restores order.
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Mexico
United States
Pershing
Namiquipa
James
Gomez
Carranza
Santo Domingo Ranch
Carrizal
Villa Ahuimada
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Tenth Cavalry
Guzman
Felix Gomez
Gonzales
Villa Ahumada
Carranga
Washington
National rights upheld against invasion in border defense
A formal pledge to maintain national sovereignty and prevent further invasion along the border is stated. Separately, Malvern's Mother Criswell hosts a large family gathering, with about twenty four relatives sharing a meal and enjoying her cooking, reflecting a long tradition of family reunions and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mother Criswell
Malvern
E H Saar Estate Pays Largest Tax in Oak Township
The article notes Oak Township women, mostly widows, paid significant taxes with St Marys contributing about one fifth of township taxes. The list names many residents and their tax amounts, highlighting the E H Saar estate as the largest single payer in Oak Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Township
St. Marys
Daratay
Ib Durgens
Kathe
Sackson
Eme
Keene
Lillian
Krecklow
Matitia
da Trudt
Hattie E
Mayberry
Rimi
Mende
Myrtle
McDowell
Nipp
Aurde
Ross
Gehmpnugh
Anni
Ostrander
Anna
Flumer
Sarah
Prien
Margaret
Rosen
Ida
de Mecord
Jenni
Nowe
Mary
Seheel
Spargir
Mhggle
Stallard
Wattle
Spencer
Atle
Shanks
Wig Scott
Seitz
Edna
Schoening
Mii
Augtys
da Taylor
Julia A
Tisher
Ge Wilcox
Margarat Ze
Wapren
Julia
Wasye
Nro Wissen
Young
Jaca
St. Marys Township
Arp
Dodelim
BO OG Bailey
Mis
Hug
Masonic Doings At Glenwood Eastern Stars Meeting
The Glenwood Eastern Stars held their regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening June 26 with initiation work refreshments and a social. T P Bent of Broomfield Illinois custodian of the Blue Lodge and Royal Arch chapter lectured. His week of activities included Royal Arch inspection Monday Hastern Stars lecture Tuesday Hastern Stars at Tabor Wednesday Royal and Select Masters degrees Friday afternoon and Super Excellent Masters degree Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Stars
Glenwood
Uish
T. P. Bent
Broomfield
Blue Lodge
Royal Arch
Bent
Tabor
Thorn Cheyney Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday at Home
June 17th was marked by a party at Mr and Mrs J Cheyneys for their son Thorn turning 16. About forty young guests enjoyed games music and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Thorn received several useful presents as friends left with cheers and best wishes for future birthdays.
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J. &. Cheyney
Thorn
Rain Interferes With County Tour And League Convention
Rain disrupts the Mills County Farm Investigation tour with thirty five autos from Glenwood visiting farms near Emerson Hastings and Malvern before rain prompts dispersal. Afternoon sessions in Glenwood set for the Epworth League institute convention June 27-28 with delegates from southwest Iowa and a program featuring Rev M M Gable and James W Campbell among speakers. Details include orchard talks, domestic affairs, and League activities ending with final reports and a trustee overpayment note.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Buchanan
Seeger Farm
R. S. Herrick
Frank Robbins
Malvern
Jessie Campbell
Emerson
M. L. Evans
Hastings
Evans Farm
McGrew Place
McGrew Stop
Council Bluffs
Epworth
League Institute
Iowa
League
Glenwood League
Glenwood Community Club
DeMoss Bloodhounds Sold to Buyers in Missouri and Kansas
W S DeMoss of Glenwood sold his trained bloodhounds after years of work. Insufficient patronage and the likelihood of military frontier service prompted the sale. Two dogs were bought in Rockport Missouri and one by a Kansas fan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. DeMoss
Glenwood
Nis
Rockport
Kansas
Noxious weeds law and probate actions intertwine in notices
The notice outlines herb control duties for landowners from July 15 to August 15 and penalties for officers failing to enforce the law. It includes probate items: administrator reports in Lewis Ireland and Olive M. Greig estates, notices to notify heirs, court orders for guardians, executor compensation in John Morse, attorney fees, and final reports in Goyer and Rowe estates. Ellen Summers probate admitted. Stroyer Summers named executor with a $15,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ireland
Wilbur W
Ireland
Court House
Glenwood
Olive M. Greig
T. Q. Record
John Morse
Phillip A. Goyer
H. M. Logan
P. A. Goyer
George TD
Harvey L. Goyer
Pearl Houseman
Lizzie Fairbanks
Carl H. Otis
J. A. Swope
M. Richardson
Solomon Rowe
Lewis, Ireland
Ellen I. Summers
Quote debate on automobiles fuels walking sentiment
A Toledo Blade column extracts a paradoxical debate about cars and walking. One speaker doubts automobiles while another asserts increased walking after owning a vehicle, illustrating shifting attitudes toward mobility and lifestyle.
Coming Events and Conventions Schedule Glenwood
Farm visiting tour Epworth League convention in Glenwood. County political conventions. Fourth of July celebration in Glenwood. Des Moines annual conference. Dates listed June 21 June 27 28 July 1 and September 6.
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Lila Nevations
Sui
Musin
Glenwond Tenge Loy
A. Munde King
Towa Bible Training School
Welwell Deaconvas Moing
Des Moines
Epworth League
Glenwood
Mills County Banker Attends State Convention at Waterloo
H. A. French, cashier of Mills County National Bank, represented Mills county at the state bankers convention in Waterloo from Monday to Wednesday. He reported about 1800 delegates and that a special car from Council Bluffs carried Illinois Central bankers from southwest Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. French
Mills County National Bank
Mills County
State Bankers
Waterloo
Suffrage defeat tallied in county returns report
Official suffrage tallies show amendment defeat by 10,325 with 167,067 in favor and 174,392 against across 53 counties. Sioux county had the largest pro amendment vote among western counties while Dubuque led against on the east. The note also cites The Spectre of Pauperism by W. S. Straus in Leslie's Weekly and a custody dispute over a marriage license rejected due to miscegenation concerns in Iowa.
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River
Sioux
East Side
Dubuque
Brown
Omaha
Gilliland
Iowa
Insanity Hearings In Emerson Figures In Local News
Mrs Jennie Hill filed insanity charges against Mrs Arthur Smith in Emerson. After four witnesses, insanity commission discharged Smith. Separately M S Good faced assault with intent to commit adultery before Mayor Patrick, waived examination, bound over to grand jury, jailed at Glenwood for bond absence. later the action was withdrawn and costs paid. Clifford Williams drove to Council Bluffs leaving his Ford nearby for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hill
Emerson
Arthur Smith
Smith
Good
Glenwood
Company I to Mobilize Soon for Des Moines Muster
Glenwood residents watched as Company I prepares to mobilize for Des Moines under the border crisis proclamation. Enlistments have nearly met the 65 minimum, with many county men joining. a banquet and New Testament gifts accompanied the mobilization push.
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Capt. Humphrey
Des Moines
Glenwood
Company I
Mexico
Mills County National Bank
Hamilton & Matthews
Dunn & Dudley
How They Stand on Preparedness Debate in Workplace
Readers weigh how employers answer the question of preparedness. The brief notes varied positions, highlighting policies, training plans, and what workers expect during emergencies. Local voices call for clear guidelines and accountability from management.
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E. H. Saar Estate
Oak
St. Marys Townships
Kane
Juhi
Doachim
Stout
Janes
Fred
E. H
Walt
M. M. Gable
James W. Campbell
Breet Simpson College
Glenwood Teague
W. G. Snyder
J. C. Gable
Colt. Oo
Fitcienes
Helt
David
Council
Hey
Emory
Hull
Oniatia
T. &. Whead
Charlton
Muste
Gennont League
Trey
J. C. Flatel
Crestan
Uffs
Singer
Jane Vickery
DeMoss
Board of Trustees
Will of Elfen i. Summers
Toledo Blade
Bankers’ Convention
W. Strauss
Chicago
American Society For Thrift
Leslies
Illustrated Weekly
Strauss
Clifford Williams
St. 1. Tumphrey
J. Db. Logan
W. ©. Rathke
K J
Strenathan
Binion
D. KH. Niddoo
Lloyd C. Kunn
E. Bayes
Harry Widows
B. W. Dungallorence Carter
Musselin
O. Thornton
Cooks—K. Winks
C. F. Myora
Lloyd Aghmore
M. White
E. Kemp
Vwarry Ward
W. Kier
Curtis William
F. Tewis
S. D
Winlows
Hadley Lewis
Walter
William
Hwornback
Mastings
Stehard
Dobney
Raowles
C. Curtis
Ed Hanks
Banonae
Hanks
Glenwood Military Company
Carl Stranathan
Vern McClenathan
Onas Thornton
John Hullington
Pony Creek
Commercial Club
John Y. Stone
Co. 1
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