Diplomatic Efforts Weakened as Carranza Rejects Mediation
Officials report General Carranza refused mediation under the 1844 treaty unless the United States submits the dispute to peaceful negotiation. A defnite question for arbitration might be framed, but Washington shows little interest in mediation. Prisoner fate and border security remain central concerns as tension persists.
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Chihual
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Arredondo demands US action on Mexican arrests and shipments
Mexican official Arredondo presses Secretary Ing for explanations of arrests of Mexican nationals in the United States and the detention of shipments bound for Mexico. Officials admit Washington-directed pressure and talk of tightening military censorship as National Guard mobilization proceeds toward the border. The House did not pass a 26 million urgent deficiency bill for guard pay and equipment awaiting further appropriation.
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Mexican Raiders Kill 2 Americans
Reports say two Americans were killed by Mexican raiders as cavalry pursued the outlaws. Authorities note border crossing uncertainty and that Mexican forces are positioned east and south of the district and westward, with crossings unlikely to be detected.
Crimmins Family Reports Four Sons in U S Colors
Financier John D. Crimmins notes four of his sons serving for the United States, with Captain Martin L. Crimmins and Clarence P. Crimmins among those in military posts. The report mentions Troop A, Camp Whitman, and the 22d Engineers, while Plattsburg awaits a call for one son noted as ready.
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United States
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U.A
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Mexico
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Whitman
22D Engineers
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Is! & Sockle
Plattsburg
Two U S Troopers Jailed at Juarez After Carrizal
British and Mexican officials report captive troopers of the 10th Cavalry were interned in Chihuahua City penitentiary and treated well. Notes indicate 23 American servicemen and one Mormon interpreter detained. two troopers are slightly wounded. No immediate danger to their lives.
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T. R. Recruits Full Division For Roosevelt Plan
Roosevelt allies move to form a new division drawn from college centers in the East and ranches of the West and Southwest. The unit aims for young, childless volunteers with aviation roles to be supplied by Aero Club of America supporters. No current units will be drafted, and former Rough Riders are favored for leadership.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelts Silent On War Plans In Oyster Bay
From The Tribune Star Covcepament Roosevelt declines to see reporters or answer inquiries about plans for an army division of volunteers. He states he has nothing to say on any subject and may be more communicative in New York after a dinner with Justice Hug.
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Seven Stockholders Sue Du Ponts Over Powder Company
Seven stockholders sue E. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company alleging sensational disclosures in the caseagainst Pierre S. du Pont and others. The suit is set to open before Judge Thompson in the federal court tomorrow.
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Trevino challenges United States to invade Chihuahua
General J B Trevino Carranza commander at Chihuahua declares from El Paso that he will hold eighteen American soldiers and invites an American invasion. He says he is ready to defeat any American force and urges the United States to send troops.
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United States
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Carranza
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Trevino
Mexican Chilean and Brazilian leaders seek peaceful resolution
Reports from San Salvador and Santiago outline public support for Mexico amid US Mexico tensions. Chile and Brazil discuss mediation, with officials in Rio de Janeiro noting parliamentary debate on submarine warfare and Brazil’s stance on solidarity among American nations.
Mayor opposes racial regiments in American army
The mayor rejected Fritz Pohl of 406 West Street letter proposing a regiment of American citizens born German. He said drawing racial lines in military affairs is harmful and urged joining the National Guard or federally recruited units to keep the military American.
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American refugees sail from Tampico to Galveston
June 27 reports say the tender Dixie with American refugees left Tampico for Galveston. Two babies born on board, ten women aboard. Consul Guyant at Progreso notified he would depart and reach New Orleans in a few days. Three tank steamers also sailed from Tampico with refugees, bound for a Texas port.
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Sioux Offer to Enlist 1500 in Mexican Emergency
Fifteen hundred Sioux Indians in South Dakota offered to enlist in the U S military in the Mexican emergency. The offer arrived by letter to Senator Johnson who notified Secretary Baker. The Indians were urged to restrain their patriotic desire to fight unless formally called.
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Washington
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United States
Johnson
Baker
Militia Units Sail To Front as Delays Hit Rail Transport
Fourteen thousand sixty one National Guard troops from five eastern states head to the Mexican border with Massachusetts and New York contributing infantry regiments. Box car derailments delayed trains, hindering entrainment and disrupting traffic on the New Haven line.
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Wood Says System Delays Mexico Mobilization
Major General Leonard Wood explains that New York troops are delayed by equipment shortages and legal limits on militia arms. He notes reliance on nearby arsenals and contrasts the national guard system with regular army readiness.
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National Guard
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Philadelphia
Europe
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Oklahoma
Navy yard workers join militia to Mexico
One hundred skilled navy yard mechanics left work to join the militia in Mexico, switching from about $4.50 daily government pay to $15 a month guardsmen pay. Officials lament the potential delay to the repair and building program as New Mexico and Arizona remain in drydock.
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Rider Hits Courier as Motorcycle Collides on Broad Way
Roscoe Redverly a cutter of 634 West South Street was struck and knocked down by a motorcycle owned by Arthur G. Chapelle a courier rider for his unit. Chapelle was thrown but uninjured. Redverly was scratched and bruised and taken to Knickerbocker Hospital. Chapelle had a prior accident near Camp Whitman piling up days in hospital.
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Mexico accuses U S of perfidy over border threat
Mexico cites messages to Latin American nations accusing the United States of gathering troops along the border to threaten invasion after the Matamoros incident. Mexico vows peace but says it will fight with blood and wealth at stake. In Texas, border mobilization, Funston and staff revise troop stations for a potential cross border operation. Large arms and ammunition shipments race to mobilization camps.
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Mexico
Matamoros
Eliseo Arredondo
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Mesteo
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San Antonio
Tex
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Roe Island
Arsenal Rushes Munitions to San Antonio
A government arsenal in San Antonio begins filling a rush order for 20,000,000 rounds of small arms ammunition. Workmen operate day and night to complete the contract within two weeks, far exceeding the normal output of 250,000 rounds daily. The cartridges are destined for the San Antonio arsenal and will be sent to that depot.
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