President signals possible war move as mobilization progresses
Officials discuss the likelihood of war with Mexico as the Army and militia mobilize. President Wilson aims to show Latin American nations that U S forces will back Pershing if needed. Details on border towns and troop numbers are left to the War Department.
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United States
Tment
Funetor Tine
War Department
Pershing
Coumn
Wilson
Eral Carr
Latin-America
Washington
Mexico
Jornal Do Comerci
Huerta
Denials as Germans Inspire Carranza Report Ridiculous
A German friend of the chancellor calls reports that Germany is inspiring General Carranza against the United States ridiculous and unfounded. The chancellor, Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg, declines to comment, noting such rumors are unworthy of the imperial office.
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Berlin
America
Mexico City
Carranza
United States
Vor Bethmann-Hollweg
Sale
Regiment of Negroes for New York Guard
Governor Whitman outlines officers for a potential all Negro regiment in the New York Guard. Public Service Commissioner William Hayward notes current veterans, Mexican crisis prompted recognition, and Major Charles Young and Captain Benjamin Tavis are mentioned among key leaders.
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Whitman
William Hayward
M’ Neat
New York Navyyoast Guard
Harlem
National Guard
Hayward
Tiste
New York
Union League
United States Colored Volunteers
Whittean
W Department
Charles Young
10Th Cvalry
Mexico
Benjamin
Tavis
Lorilined Spencer
Pruuarsy
Powernoes Anilistary
Hay Eel
Funston Delivers Revised Prisoner List for Carrizal Captives
Washington reports General Funston transmitted to the War Department a revised list naming seventeen troopers of the 10th Cavalry captured by Mexicans at Carrizal and held in Chihuahua City. The list, sourced from Mexican Consul Garcia via General Jacinto Trevino, includes several troopers with missing War Department records and notes related prisoners.
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Washington
Funston
War Des Partment
Carell
Carrizal
Chihuahua City
Garcia
EL Masa
Jacinto Trevino
War Department
Ratlston
Floyd
Ire L. Plood
Oklahoma City
Oka
Archie Jone
Horsesauer
Gay Charley Marshall
Rivate
Lexington
Samuel theDonald
Coulter
Tite
Tenny Will Gibson
Willis Givens
Chattanooga
Ten
Will Harris
Atlanta
Elle Graham
Elsie Graham
Howland Patterson
George Ward
Jay D. Ward
Tenn
Doe Oliver
Brighton
Ala
James Stoker
Will Hawk
Luther Alexander
Columbeat
Lerswet
Boyd
Chihuahua
Cty
Frese
Allen Meterson
Meridian
Miss
Harvey
Lee
Gallipolis
Ohio
Tal Fier
Oklo
Ernest Seely
Huntington
General Funston
Jailed Bandits and Carranza Orders Stir Mexican Frontier
Reports say Carranza forces recruit Vilistas to defend Mexico as American miners in Parral seek safe departure. Villistas rumor of Villa’s army at Rio Florida spreads while a transport clash and a personal altercation in Chihuahua City draw attention.
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Hl Paso
Carranza
Thoreday
Mexico
Villistas
Chihuahua
Villa
Rio Florida
Jijamex
International Bridge
Alberto Madero
Captain Morey Wounded in Desert and Carrizal Fight
Captain Morey writes from Carrizal Mexico of the June 21 clash with Mexican troops, detailing artillery and machine gun fire, his wounding, and the retreat with wounded and missing officers. Separate dispatches note navy ships ordered to Vera Cruz and refugees ferried to the United States as Americans evacuate interior Mexican points.
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Vera Cruz
United States
Deestroyer Reid
Flusser
Dolphin
Guantanamo
Cuba
Wenslow
Maratlan
Monterey
Morey
Ojo
Santo Domingo
Boyd
Hoyd
Abumada
Harris
Roxd
Carrizal
Colonia Dublan
Mexico at fault congress ready Brazilian view for any crisis
Editorials from Rio de Janeiro discuss U S policy on Mexico crisis and possible mediation. The Jornal do Brasil and Jornal do Comercio urge restraint and warn against American use of force while supporting amity and peace in the region. Congress prepares emergency measures including militia draft and military funding.
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Mexico
Congress
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Border men oppose mediation plans in El Paso meeting
In El Paso Texas on June 25 border Americans reject mediation efforts with Mexico. Dr David Sir Jordan and William J Bryan plan to host a conference but locals say they are not in sympathy with mediation. Jordan is expected to arrive tomorrow to meet Mexican mediators.
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el Pas
Tex
David
Sir Jordan
William J. Bryan
Mexico
America
Police Soldiers Return to Duty in Manhattan Parade
The New York police soldiers of the 1st Regiment return to their precinct in Manhattan today at 4 PM. They halt the dress parade of rookies and the police band performs. At 8 AM the camp will be broken and companies move to new quarters, with recruits arriving from the Battery aboard the police boat Dassen.
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New York Police
Manhattan
Polic
H. Nee
War a error, Argentine view on US Mexico tensions
From Buenos Aires to Paris and Madrid reports on the Mexican crisis. La Prensa argues war would be a serious error for the United States and urges a peaceful Pan American solution. Madrid notes Spain hopes order is restored and fears disruption for 300000 Spaniards in Mexico.
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Huenos Ayres
la Prensa
United States
Mexico
South America
Spain
Taris
Madrid
Temps
Alfonso
Death ends divorce action in Hackensack as man dies
Mackensack, J. dune Zu teLerich Schultz, fifty two, a silk weaver, was found dead in his home on Catalpa Ave in Hackensack late this afternoon. The death ends divorce proceedings already instituted. County Physician W. E. Ogden reports death from natural causes.
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Mackensack
J. Dune Zu
teLerich Schultz
Catalpa Avi Hackensack
W. E. Ogden
Schulte
New York Troops Headed to Border at Dawn
U S Army orders from Secretary Baker to General Wood prompt immediate movement of New York National Guard units toward the border. Two regiments, likely the 2nd and 7th, prepared to entrain as railroad officials coordinated priority trains. Philadelphia to supply Department of the East. about 45 000 troops ready to move with 20 000 already in camp awaiting transport.
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Washington
Congress
House
Carato
Senate Military Committee
Senate
Senate Naval
Baker
Wood
Leonard Wood
Governor's Island
New York
Department of the Ka
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
New York Central
General Wood
Faker
Governor's
Department of the East
National Guardsmen
Maine
Massachusetts
Delaware
Vermont
New Jersey
West Virginia
Dearshire
Philadelphia
Rnet Fielder
1Et
Rochester
Camp Whitman
Beacon
van Cortlandt Park
Ist
van Cortlandt
47th Regiment Rushed to Armory for Mexico
Officers ordered their troops to assemble by midnight and depart at once for Mexico. The 47th Regiment mobilized at its armory on Marcy Avenue and prepared for rapid deployment.
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Mexico
Marcy Ave
Connecticut Militia Mobilizes Entrain Orders Near New London
United States military orders shift Connecticut National Guard units toward the border. The 1st and 2d Infantry along with support corps and cavalry are poised to depart from Camp Holcomb near New London, with quarantine affecting Company M. Additional National Guard units from Oregon and Missouri receive separate mobilization directives.
Massachusetts Guard Starts Mobilization Tonight
The Massachusetts National Guard begins mobilization with four infantry regiments and supporting units enlisting at dawn. Trains depart at dusk for San Antonio base with medical and ambulance corps to join the war effort.
Western Guardsmen Ordered to the Border
Central Department orders from Chicago direct Colorado National Guard to the Mexican border. Adjutant General I L Gamble received the dispatch detailing they will be mustered into Federal service as soon as possible amid grave need.
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Colorado National Guard
Il. P. Gamble
Central Department
United States Army
Chicago
New Jersey Guard Prepares to Entrain for Border Duty
General Wood orders the New Jersey Guard to be ready to entrain on Tuesday for border duty. An infantry regiment and two batteries of field artillery with a medical ambulance corps will mobilize, with one artillery unit to be drawn from East Orange. Officers begin medical examinations as railroads prepare to move troops.
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Nevada
3Issoer
Starvey C. Clark
Rey
Clark
St. Loi
Lincoln
War Department
Toru
Bomont Signal
Dth
Omaha
Seid
Lincorn
Bulance
Turday
Trem Dex
East Orange
New Jerey
New Jersey
Fielder
Sadler
Henry D
da HH
Wood
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F. G. ‘Tie
Compania Agricola
Pastel
T. G. Hawkins
Alvarado Mining Company
R.G. Highly
A. J. Hares
A. W. Morris
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Ojo Prederico
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Meer
General Pershing
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San Luis Ranch
Columbus
NS. M
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Carizal
Press
Jornal Oraig
Latin Republic
Etieh
Lincoln-Bennett and Redleaf
London
Burlington Arcade
New Building
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Carrizat
International Film Service
Henry Adair
Charles T. Boyd
Troop C
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Jordan
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N. Y
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Conn
General Cole
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2D Infantry
Connecticut Ambulance Corps
1St
Connecticut Field Corps
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Dene
3D Infantry
Oregon National Guard
San Diego
Kenneth P. A
Bec
San Francisca
United Stary
Viciiien
Sexcus
Calexien
Massachusetts Guard
Framingham
Mass
Adjutant General's Office
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HH. Black
U.S.A
Field Artillery
Harvard
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Buclington
Camp Governor Gates
N. J. Guard
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