Carrizal battle claims and the captured Americans
The report recounts the Carrizal clash with Mexican forces. It names Captains Boyd and Morey, Lieutenant Adair, and a company of seventy six men including negro troops. General Trevino and General Gomez are cited defending Mexican actions and reporting prisoner treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Adair
Morey
Spillsbury
Jacinto Trevino
Felix Gomez
Carrizal
Trevino
10Th
Boyd
Adair
Gomez
Chihuahua
Pershing
Carrizal Rescue: 65 Americans Face Mexican Trap
United States forces report 65 cavalrymen from the 10th Cavalry trapped by over 300 Mexicans at Carrizal, with 12 Americans killed including Captain Charles T. Boyd and 17 taken prisoner. The Mexicans say troopers opened fire first under a truce fog. reinforcements are streaming toward Villa Ahumada and Namiquipa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Adair
Spillsbury
Casas Grandes
Carrizal
Villa Ahumada
Rivas
Tme
Santo Domingo
Paso
Tex
10Th Cavalry
Charles T. Boyd
Felix Gomez
Enty
Gomez
Morey
Namiquipa
Fort Bliss
Merie
Garrizal
Villa Ahuminda
Fiing
Troop Ht 10Th Cavalry
Juares
Refugees Pour Out of Mexico Amid Calls for Immediate Action
Washington reports 200 Americans arrived at Vera Cruz on a special train arranged by Special Agent Rodgers and boarded the battleship Nebraska. Two more trains carrying Americans and British subjects were expected, with warships guarding Mexican ports as 1,000 Americans flee Sonora and west coast ports. Interventions urged as Congress debates terms and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Rodgers
Nebraska
James Linn Rodgers
Tampico
Tuxpam
Sonsrn
Vera Crist
Transquil
Carri Mammoth
Mexico
Gonzalo de la Mata
Lopez Manzano
W. W. Canada
Ameriterror
Monterey
United States
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Aboute
Vera Cr
U S Troops Readied to Seize Railway in Mexico
Reports say U S troops and supply trains moved south from Mexican Central station toward Chihuahua City to join Trevino's northern forces. Civilians fled south as patrols and gunnery positions were alerted. censorship tightened along the border and at Columbus with officials directing information through Major General Funston in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Gonzalez
Interior
Pireda
Tation
Jacinto Trevino
Carranza
Chihuahua City
General Pershing
Casas Grandes
el Vaile
Namiquina
San Attonio
Trevino
el Base
International Bridge
Juares
Columbus
Pershing
Funston
San Antonio
Guard shoots six soldiers when exonerated
Naco Arizona June 27 William Humphrey a watchman at the water plant was exonerated by a coroner jury for killing one U S soldier and wounding five others as they approached the plant at 2 am. The soldiers were fired on after Humphrey mistook them for bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naco
Ariz
William Humphrey
United States
Humphrey
Walter E. Powell
John G. Rogoyn
TN. Martin
Fiest
Harry Pittnon
Victor Lundmark
William H. Stevenson
Hope War Still May Be Prevented
A fragment from page 1 discusses avoiding war with Mexico and the U S policy options of intervention or a middle course. It cites President Wilson and a memorandum about Mexican integrity, plus a Carrizal incident report noting American troops engaging near Villa Ahumada with casualties and seventeen American prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Latin America
Arredondo
Lanking
Carrizal
Cena
Pershing
Eorthe
Casas Grandes
Ambaanador
Carranza
Aguilar
Carrana
Department of State
Carrical
Villa Ahumada
Chihuahua
Felix Gomex
Eral
US and Mexican clashes prompt calls for cautious response
A USMMdd text reports Secretary Lansing delaying a response to Mexican representations until Pershing’s report. Navy dispatches describe a provoked attack on an American boat crew by Mexican forces near Mazatlan. Cavalry pursue the detachment toward Colonia, Dublan as tensions rise along the border. Authorities weigh blockade options only if a state of war exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tater
Department
Secretary of State
Ciudad Juarez
Mexico
Columbus
Lansing
Fredondo
Versning
State Department
Navy Department
Arthur G. Kavanach
Annapolis
Maratian
Lynsing
Funston Lato
Enid Pershing
Colonia
Dublan
Pershing
Replical
Mazatlan
General Pershing
Wilson
Pershing Moves to Crush Carranzistas War Likely
Kansas City dispatch reports General Pershing advancing with a strong force from Mexico toward Villa Abundida to confront Carranza forces after an attack on Americans. The consular source says war likely and predicts Mexico may declare war today amid widespread faith in the de facto government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
City
Mexico
Jack Paneiger
Pershity Ia
Villa Abumada
Carranza
Republic
United States
German agents incite Carranza amid Mexican tensions
Washington reports allege German officials in Mexico urged General Carranza and his de facto government against U S troops, favoring moral support rather than material aid. Von Rintelen, under indictment in New York, is linked to efforts to strain U S Mexico ties to disrupt Allied resources. Japanese presence in Mexico remains small. embassy notes no alarming activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexic
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Franz von Rintelen
New York
England
von Rintelen
Villa
Huerta
Entente Ailles
America
Federico Staustorth
Andrew C. Meloy
Stallforth
Federal Grand Jury
Tie Ie
Hve
Meloy
David Lamar
the Wolf of
Wall Street
Lamar
Anid
Lami
Rio Grande City Threatened. Troops Rush to Protect It
Military units from the 23rd Infantry move to Fort Ringgold in Rio Grande City after reports that Mexican bandits threaten the town. A machine gun company accompanies the infantrymen to reinforce the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande City
Mission
Tex
23Rd Infantry
Fort Ringgold
Mexicas
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Weeks
U. S
Foreign Relations Committee
Tribune
Hurea Kington
Senator Works
California
Senate
Works
Stone
Republic of Mexico
Execuive
Committees On Foreign Relations
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senator Stone
Busi Hoes
Mr. Works
Cor
U.S
Guard
Naco, Ariz
Life Riverhead
Long Island
Alexander Waupemski
Here
Waupemski
Star Rubber Co., Inc
Broadway
Ascay
Ity
Michelin Universal
Teuton
Ment
Fagdddi Ry & Co
Fifth Avenue
Bearange Sale
Motor & Sports Coats
Michelin
TREAD
Sbout
Michelin Tire Company
B'Way
57Th ST
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