Carranza seeks peaceful end amid mixed signals from Mexico
A report says publication in Mexico City is planned for tomorrow but gives no timing for transmission here. Ambassador Arredondo has no information on a prepared reply or government decision. Special Agent Rodgers notes Carranza may be avoiding commitment while private reports again show him favoring a peaceful resolution despite Villa's role in the crisis. Military moves include arming for the American Army with machine guns and ammunition, with Allied contracts subordinated to U S war needs and contractors supplying what is required.
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Report on Tenth Cavalry Carrizal fight and missing men
Secretary Baker received Pershing’s report stating 84 officers and men of the Tenth Cavalry in Carrizal. 50 accounted for, 34 unaccounted. Major Jenkins and Major Howze recount movements, captures, and a wounded captain. General Bell’s note mentions three white and fourteen colored prisoners in Chihuahua City. A muster-roll list names many Troop C and K soldiers.
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New Attack Ordered by General Trevino in Mexico
American columns sighted advancing toward San Antonio and Ojro Caliente as General Jacinto Trevino orders an attack if retreat does not occur. He claims the Americans will face the same fate as at Carrizal and vows to stay with his troops. Prisoners, including seventeen American negro soldiers, are held in a Chihuahua City penitentiary with reports of harsh treatment.
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Gomezs Losses Heavy Our Dead Lie On Field Carrizal
El Paso dispatch reports that bodies of American soldiers killed at Carrizal remain unburied on the field. French and Mexican authorities confirm the high toll and ongoing search efforts.
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Refugee accounts dispute Mexican victory figures at border clash
Refugees arriving in Juarez claim Mexican casualties were higher than official reports and that American bodies were left exposed. They say twenty three Mexicans were buried near the scene, with many more taken to Chihuahua City. Reports also allege Mexican forces wore captured American uniforms and that negro soldiers from Pershing’s command deserted to Arranza forces for political reasons.
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Funston Hears How Troopers Fought and Aviation Shortfall
San Antonio dispatch reports army officials seek full official Carizal massacre details via Chihuahua City prisoners. General Funston presses Washington for release and for new aeroplanes as Pershing notes 84 troopers in action and 39 stragglers reach the line, with officers Morey and Boyd dead or wounded.
Airplanes Sent to General Pershing for Scouting
Aeroplanes, the 160 horsepower type each with a pilot and observer, were dispatched south from Columbus New Mexico on orders from General Pershing. About six weeks of assembly preceded the field deployment, with some delay caused by late propeller deliveries.
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Pershing
Relief Columns Still Out In Carriza Fight Search
Couriers sent from the relief expedition report arrivals at the American camp in Mexico with no additional survivors found in further searches. Authorities deny Carranza followers attacked a relief column. Other parties scour mountains and plains toward Carrizal seeking survivors.
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Carranza
Carrizal
Obeyed Carranza Gen Trevino Replies Amid Havana Message
General Jacinto Trevino, Commander in Chief of Carranza forces in Chihuahua, responds to a Havana message on the Carrizal engagement. He says he obeyed orders from the First Chief and notes the people’s support for the government and its energetic patriotism.
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Chihuahua
Carrizal
Senor Rolland Leaves New York for El Paso Peace Mission
Senator Rolland of New York departs with a six member joint peace commission to El Paso to ease US Mexico tensions. The group includes Dr. David Starr Jordan and Frank P. Walsh. Bryan is anticipated to join. The mission aims to delay hostilities and foster mutual understanding between both nations.
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Frank P. Walsh
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Grand Central Terminal
Pope Appeals to Carranza Over War Fear
Rome wireless dispatch reports Pope Benedict urged President Wilson and General Carranza to use earnest efforts to avert war. The appeal emphasizes preventing conflict amid tensions surrounding Mexico and global hostilities.
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Pan Americans Press Mediation on Border Crisis
Mediation talks considered to curb border bandits with a proposed forty mile wide military zone unlikely to be accepted by Carranza. Officials favor keeping Pershing’s forces and warn mediation alone won’t end raids. Samuel Gompers urges labor leaders from both nations to convene in Washington to avert war.
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Washington
Latin American Nations Urged to Act to Avert War
June reports from San Salvador and other capitals show Ecuador urging a united Latin American response to prevent war between the United States and Mexico. Brazil Chile Peru Argentina discuss peaceful settlement as public opinion in Argentina remains divided.
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Survivors Tell of Fight at Carrizal
A detailed AP account from Field Headquarters describes the Carrizal engagement where Captain Charles T. Boyd led the Tenth Cavalry against Carranza forces. Despite wounds, Boyd charged the Mexican trench, fell mortally, and Lt. Henry Adair and Captain Lewis Morey pursued further actions as the unit fractured and attempted to regroup. At least thirteen killed and seventeen captured, with twenty-two prisoners held by Carranzistas and sixteen of the original eighty four unaccounted for.
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Carrizal
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Latin American Press Reacts to ABC Powers Role in Crisis
Multiple newspapers express varied views on the Mexican question and potential intervention. La Epoca lauds prudence of leaders to avert war while La Union faults US policy and Chilean efforts signal possible regional intervention.
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Hipolito Irigoyen
la Manana
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Argentina
Diario Espanol
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Latin American minister seeks Washington talks to avert US Mexico war
Gonzalo Cordova of Ficua dor plans to convene nineteen American republics in Washington to urge mediation and a suspension of actions that could trigger war with the United States. He warns war would devastate South American trade and banking and signals regional sympathy for Mexico.
Mexicans' Peace Appeal Reported From Washington
Robert V. Pesqueira a former Confidential Agent for Carranza says Mexicans working for peace received messages of appreciation from Carranza. The statement follows conferences with Victor Rendon Carlos Loveira and Baltazar Pages regarding efforts to find an honorable solution to tensions with the United States.
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Washington
Robert V. Pesqueira
Carranza
Mexico
Pesqueira
Victor A. Rendon
Tucatan
Carlos Loveira
Villa Troopers Join Mexico Army Amid Border Tension
Reports say Villa's troops are enlisting in the Mexican Army as Fort Bliss completes an emergency ordnance depot to store rifles, machine guns, and artillery. Camp upgrades and rail movements accompany a growing border security buildup as Obregon offers amnesty to avoid armed conflict with the United States.
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