Carranza to face mediation offer amid prisoner crisis
Bolivian Minister Ignacio Calderon plans to press the United States for possible Pan American good offices as Carranza's government moves to decide on prisoner release. Washington warns any failure to release troops could trigger U.S. military action and a broader conflict.
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Ignacio Cal-deron
Bolivia
Lansing
Opia
Serré
Carranza
United States
Sefior Calderon
Philadelphia
Rodgers
Mexico City
Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Congress
Lee Tumulty
General Gomez Buried With Honors in Saltillo
General Felix Gomes who led Mexican forces near Carvet is honored in Saltillo where his interment took place at El Farías birthplace. A public display of mourning followed the funeral as El Tro Mexicano notes the June 1826 constitution anniversary and mentions Caravea arriving from the United States offering services under amnesty rules.
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Mexico City
Felix Gomes
Carvet
Sal
el Farias
International Association
Bolivar
Lo Caravea
Chihua
United States
Carrahes
Torveor
Wiil le
Army to Form 45 Auto Truck Companies for Infantry Move
June 28 San Antonio Texas. War Department authorizes forty-five more automobile truck companies with thirty three trucks each to support infantry movement. Existing units of 27 trucks per company total 640 trucks deployed for rapid field resupply and transport, enabling large infantry contingents to move at enhanced speed toward border stations.
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San Antonio
Texas
General Funston
War Department
General Pershing
Mexico
Quartermaster’s Department
National Guard
Army
Mormon Wants Colonel to be President of Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt is urged as First Provisional President or Governor General of Mexico by Gay Dy a leader of the American Mormon colony in Mexico. The colonies have $3,000,000 invested in abandoned properties and see Roosevelt as the man to straighten out Mexico’s tangled affairs and revitalize the republic.
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New York Times
EL Paso
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
Mexico
Roosevelt
Mexican Republic
Finil
First Eastern Troops Reach Chicago for Mexican Duty
The first contingent of Eastern State troops was mustered into Federal service for Mexican duty and arrived in Chicago tonight via the Nickel Plate line en route to the border. The Fourteenth New York Infantry Regiment led the vanguard in three trains, with several thousand more from the Eastern Department expected to pass through Chicago in the coming days.
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Chicago
Fourteenth New York Infantry Regiment
Cannon Calls for U S Intervention to Clean Up Mexico
Former Speaker Joseph G Cannon urged Congress to send troops into Mexico to establish a government by military force. He argued the United States is already at war there and backed rapid action to end the border turmoil, endorsing an emergency deficiency bill of about 27.5 million dollars for army mobilization and related costs.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Mexico
House
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Mr. Cannon
Joe
National Guard
Representative Garner
Texas
Woodrow Wilson
Cannon
Eagle
Garner
Huerta
Villa
Carranza
Mr. Garner
Army gets 250 Lewis guns for British forces
The War Department, via British courtesy, will deliver 250 Lewis machine guns from Driggs Seabury Ordnance Company for Europe. It also ordered 6,000,000 cartridges from United States Cartridge Company, made to British specs, for shipment. A. E. Borie confirmed the sale, noting a recent small U.S. order preceded this large one and that modifications allowed the contract to proceed.
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Driggs- Seabury Company
United States
Low
Cartridge
Mexicans near Pershing
Carranza cavalry forces concentrate east of Pershing's line between Colonia Dublan and El Valle as American troops drill boldly at front. Hearst ranch manager John C. Hayes reports troops appear south of the line but not close enough to fear clashes. Hayes travels with horses and departs Mexican property.
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State Department
Carranza
Eliseo Arredondo
Mexico
San Geronimo
el Valle
la Cruz
Baker
Can
Department
Sefior Arredondo
la Chihuahua
San Geronmo
Valle
Chihuana
War Department
Gefior Arredondo
Douglas
Paso
Carranza Cavalry
Columbus
N. M
General Pershing
Colonia Dublan
John C. Hays
Hearst Ranch
Hayes
New York Guard Units Ordered to Brownsville Movement
Major General Leonard Wood announces rapid border redeployments from the Eastern Department. New York forces including the Sixty-ninth Infantry and Forty-seventh Infantry join cavalry from Van Cortlandt Park en route to Brownsville Texas within days, amid a broad mobilization of New Jersey Pennsylvania and Connecticut units.
Field Artillery Unit Departs for Frontier Boundary
The Second Battalion First Regiment Field Artillery under Major James E. Austen leaves for Brownsville. It is the first mounted New York National Guard unit en route to the border with 650 personnel, 12 guns, 24 wagons, and 1 200 rounds of 3 inch shrapnel shells.
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Regiment of
Field Artillery
James E. Austen
Brownsville
New York
National Guard
van Cortlandt Park
Yonkers
New York Central
Sylvester Simpson
John T. Delaney
Robert Reid
Merritt H. Smith
Henry H. Rogers
A. P. Buffington
Regular Army
Leonard Wood
Eastern Department
Governors’ Island
Robert Bacon
France
Militia Units Leave Beekman for Front Camp
The First Field Hospital and Third Ambulance Company move from Beekman to Brownsville Texas. First Cavalry troops from Syracuse Rochester and Utica entrain for Van Cortlandt Park to join other units. Engineers await equipment and will not entrain until tomorrow afternoon. Water supply backbone nearly complete as a 50 000 gallon tank is finished. Most National Guard recruits pass medical examination with few rejects. the test uses a large print held close to each eye.
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New York National Guard
Brownsville
Leonard Wood
Beekman
Brooklyn
Eid Artilery
Field Artillery
Wood
First Cavalry
Hdward McLeer
van Cortlandt Park
Yonkers
Brownevalle
McLeer
James W. Lester
Albany
New York
van Cortlandt Camp
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Vita
Texas
Arizona
New Jersey Signal Corps
Rhode Island Field Artillery
A. L. Smith
Pet Quartermaster
Army Building
Whitehall Street
Army Motor Truck Service
Peekskill
Seventy-first Infantry
Thirty-fourth Mirest
Avenue
Ernest Schroeder
New York Times
Camp Whitman
Wny
Syracuse
Rochester
Utica
Second Engineers
Lucas
Twenty-second
Fishkill Creek
J. Lipes
Saratoga
Saratoga Not One Man Wa Dismissed Through the Test of Major Lipes
Morey on Way to Hospital from Carrizal Clash
Captain Lewis S. Morey of the Tenth Cavalry wounded in the left arm during the Carrizal clash on June 21 arrived in Columbus, New Mexico, en route to a hospital in El Paso.
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Morey
Columbus
N. M
Lewis
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
el Paso
Health in Colorado Ad Vacation Train Offer
Two weeks in Colorado will fit you for the other fifty. Rock Island's Rocky Mountain Limited is the best train weares Superior service. Information at Rock Island Travel Bureau 1288-C Broadway.
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Colorado
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain
Superior Service
Rock Island Travel Bureau
Broadway
Advt
Peace Commission Delegates Move Toward Washington
The American Union Against Militarism announced a Mexican American Peace Commission meeting in Washington. Delegates include Dr. David Starr Jordan, Modesto Rolland, Moorfield Storey, Amos Pinchot, and Dr. J. W. Slaughter with eight members planned. Boston pacifists urged Congress to delay ultimatums to Mexico.
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American Union Against
Peace Commission
League
Washington
David Starr Jordan
Modesto Rolland
el Paso
Albuquerque
N. M
Moorfield Storey
Boston
Amos Pinchot
J. W. Slaughter
Philadelphia
Jordan
New York Times
House of Representatives
Senate
Mexico
Womens Welfare League of
Paso
American Union
W. J Bryan
Frank P. Walsh
Dr. Jordan
Durand W. Springer
McAlpin
National Education Association
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Union Against Militarism
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