Russians Trap Rear Guard Near Czernowitz Front
London June 22. Russian War Office reports capture of Raduutz near Czernowitz and ten miles from the Romanian frontier as General Lotchitzky presses Austrian forces. Germans reinforce Austrians. Russian drive along the Sereth River pushes toward Sereth while Teutonic counter offensives stall near Kovel and Lutsk. Washington reports Villa seen near Chihuahua City seeking Mexican army commission, unaffirmed by Pershing’s lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russian War Office
Raduutz
Cremnowit
Lotchitzky
Petrograd
Pething
Panzer
Satchiteky
Sereth
Trine
Baltin
Guts Humorm
Rukowina
Meldava
Qrernowitz
Anne Ma
Washington
War Department
Francisco Villa
Fenlon
Chihuahua
Carsansa
Hich
Villa
Jon
Mexican Central Railway
General Pershing
South Americans Act to Prevent Conflict
Buenos Ayres reports June 22 that Argentina and other American governments urge unity to avert war between Mexico and the United States. Jose Luis Murature says Argentina will attempt a peaceful settlement while Mexico alleges U S plans to draw it into conflict through specified methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
J. H. Elizalde
Jose Luis Murature
America
Mexico
United States
Seior Murature
Argentina
Carranza and Cabinet Discuss U S Note
A Mexico City dispatch says General Carranza and his cabinet are considering Washingtons reply to the note demanding withdrawal of American troops. The statement was released by the Mexican Consulate in Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
Mexico City
Carranza
Washington
Carranza Forces Near Pershing's Southern Wing
Currants troops have been reported close to the southern end of the American lines as General Pershing maintains strong outposts and heightened precautions. After three months of campaigning, American troops are in strong position ready for any work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piel Westquarters
Sune
Sum Radio
Columbus
Ncm
General Pershing
Mexican Troops Turned Back Near Villa Ahomada
Reports from late tonight say Carranza forces fleeing Juarez were driven back to the border by American cavalry near Villa Ahomada. Mexican soldiers attempting to unite with General Trevino were halted by U S forces at Cartizal, with reinforcements moving to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrana Tite
Juares
Villa Ahomada
Inmated
Vie Asumada
Trevino
Kourlean
Pershing
Cartizal
Juarez
el Paso
Tunres
Fort Bhiex
Conceals Her Wedding From Mother for Three Years
A woman in Ent Orange found a marriage certificate three years old while rummaging through her daughter's effects. The certificate listed the daughter and Lewis E Mills, who had lived in the Streit home for over two years. Mills said she had kept the news private, and the couple had been living together under the same roof before revealing the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strett
Lewis E. Mills
Streit
Mills
Ensign Weds in Haste After Navy Orders
Miss Cora J. Wupperman becomes the bride of Earl M. Major of New York. Ensign, San Diego flagship, wed in Los Angeles as Major graduates from Annapolis and receives orders for active service, prompting a swift ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cora J. Wupperman
Earl M. Major
New York
San Diego
Young Major
Annapolis
Carrizal shocks New York with Mexican clash news
The Carrizal incident brings home the risk of war as Carranza’s forces clash with American units. New York mobilizes, enlisting thousands at armories while War Department struggles to supply uniforms. Diplomats in Washington push for peace and caution against mediation steps amid rising tensions with Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrizat
New Yorks
Carranza
10Th Cavalry
New York National Guardsmen
Washington
U S to Blame Carranza Tells Pan America
General Carranza notified Latin American governments that Mexican troops were ordered not to attack Pershing’s men and that any new American expedition would be treated as an act of war. Secretary Lansing sent a memo outlining U S aims to defend itself, not intervene, if war with Mexico occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Lansing
Washington
Pershing
Villa Ahumada
Chihuahua City
Ci Grandes
Mexico North Western Railway
Namiquipa
Cartanza
Cartantistas
Ville Aho
Suarez
Militia Mobilizes as U S Prepares Border Force
Washington reports orders sending five thousand National Guardsmen to the Central and Western Departments for mobilization. In Mexico, four thousand American troops and engineering units are readied to seize the Mexican Central Railroad at Juarez and move toward Villa Ahumada to link with Pershing’s expeditionary force amid rising cross border tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Lune
Wilson Wnt
War Department
Baker
Central Department
Western Department
Barry
Chicago
Bell
San Francisco
Funston
Haker
L] Paso
Tex
Enrly
Juaren
Mexico
Juarez
Villa Ahumada
General Pershing
Clash at Carrizal Deepens Mexican Provocation Claims
SEVENTEEN U.S. TROOPERS PRISONERS IN CHIHUAHUA. Stragglers from the 10th Cavalry detachment say the fight began after an unprovoked Mexican parley. Pershing and Funston weigh the tale as Washington receives the report.
Seventeen American Prisoners Carried to Chihuahua City
Seventeen American soldiers, negro troopers of the 10th Cavalry captured at Carrizal, were brought to Chihuahua City Mexico on June 22 along with Lem H Spillsbury a Mormon scout employed by General Pershing and were interned. Spillsbury said that Captain Charles T Boyd was in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
10Th Cavalry
Carrizal
Pershing
Funston
War Department
10Th Cavalry Company
Charles T. Boyd
K Cavalry
Lewis Morey
Ojo de Santo Domingo
Boyd
Morey
Felix Gomez
Gomez
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Lem H. Spillsbury
J. J. Pershing
Spillsbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caneanza
Rumania
Bandit
Army
Radautz
Czernowitz
Kovel-Lutsk
Kovel-Lutek
Lorman
Preneh
Kovel
Kolki
Stokhed
Viadimin-Volynakl Hantert 4
Vladimir-Volynsk
Lote
Sokal
Bruneitoff
Mancrede
Caaters
Fueener
Reuter
Styr
Tekhed
Thekul
Dvinsk
Toniewsch
Dubatow
Lake Visehnew
Kreve
Kreviianka
Wruxmryn
Seoul
Lcvador
U. S
Defence
MARS
Cupid
69Th Armory
Wilson
Beekman
Fore- van Cortlandt Park
van Cortlandt Park
Int
2D Field Artillery
Carricar
Lees Grave
6Th Regiment
Twenty-sixth Street
Lexington Avenue
John Vim
Camp Whitman
Heckman
Teo
Int Field Hospital Corps
Third Ambulance Company
Storm King
Hudson
Lancing
Arredondo
Cardeal
Pan-America
Muscan Central Railway
Frank H. Simonds
Sunday Tribune
the Sunday Tribune
Editoriala—Advertisements de Autit Bureau of
Evans
11Th Cavalry
General Funston
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!