National Guard Mobilized to Federal Service for Mexican Border
President Wilson orders virtually all State National Guards and the District of Columbia mustered into federal service to guard the Mexican border. About 100,000 men expected. Gen. Funston to direct mobilized forces with Navy vessels sent to guard Americans. Baker states this move is border protection not full invasion.
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Democratic claim: Wilson’s neutrality and peace leadership praised
St Louis June 14 Martin H Glynn former New York governor hails Woodrow Wilson as the nation’s strongest leader in a keynote at the Democratic National Convention. He argues neutrality is American, cites Washington Jefferson Hamilton and Lincoln, and urges unified support to continue the president’s policies of peace prosperity and preparedness.
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Rowan Woman Bitten By Weasel
Woodleaf reports a rare incident at J. K. Clubertson’s home when Mrs. C. Fryers, while rescuing a chicken, grasped a weasel that had clamped onto her hand. The animal was killed with a hair brush as she held it.
Spartanburg Still Found Under Hotel Discovery
In Spartanburg South Carolina on June 17 workers remodeling the old Argcle Hotel uncovered a 600 gallon copper still buried 26 feet below street level near the entrance. An elderly porter recalled a former basement bar and a distillery once operating there.
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