Mediation terms urged in Carranza talks amid Pershing dispute
Diplomats sketch a compromise where Pershing retreats near the border with a neutral zone to allow raider pursuit, while the United States would withdraw only after a fixed period. Carranza seeks full withdrawal as a condition of any settlement, and Latin American leaders pressure Washington to accept mediation without provoking a rejection amid the Carrizal incident fallout.
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Carranza
United States
Pershing
Mexico
Dershing
Namiquipa
Les
Carransa
Calederon
Lansing
Carrizai
Wilson weighs mediation as border talks near
President Wilson faces border tensions with Mexico amid Carranza's stance and Carrizal fallout. Administration eyes mediation, neutral zone talks, and possible arbitration as Latin diplomats push formal offers. Wilson signals willingness to concede to preserve peace while avoiding full invasion and war.
Latin American diplomats push mediation plan in Mexico crisis
Washington June 28 Latin America plans definite mediation proposal as soon as the Carrizal incident is disposed of. Diplomats, after two weeks of talks, expect to lay the plan before the State Department once a secure settlement of the Carrizal affair is reached. They warn that without mediation or arbitration war with Mexico looms and the status of American troops remains unresolved. The senior Latin American envoy, aligned with Argentina Brazil and Chile, urges a formal acceptance of mediation principles by both governments.
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Hachita
Mexico
Aryuedondo
Tro
General Funston
Pershing
Conress
Phil
New York
Philadelphia
Press Club
Carrizal
Rove
Carranza
Caretanea
Ferbing
Colonia Dublan
Fime
Wilson
Lansing
Perhue
Irving Fisher
Yale University
H. A. Overstreet
New York City
Colle
Amos Pinchot
Weick
Labor,oocial Service
D Premice
Washington
Latin-America
Diplomate
State Department
Calron
Bolivia
Pendin
United States
Nell Spokenman
Argentina
Brazil
Carranza Faces Revolt Amid Mexican American Crisis
Reported uprisings and arming of Villistas in Juarez after Carranza yielded to U S demands spark fears of a wider revolt. Officials seek to avoid disavowal of Trevino action while arbitration is hoped to avert war. On the border, Americans search trains for raid suspects and thousands in goods are blocked as military equipment.
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Juarez
Carranza
Mexico
Americas
Cientifico
Cientifica
Trevino
10Th Cavalry
United States
Pershing Trucks Move Troops in Mexican Border Action
Reports from El Paso indicate Pershing's forces are shifting to motor trucks for troop and supply transport with rails possible detours. Carrancista forces evacuate Juarez while reinforcing movements near Villa Acumada and Paracas. Consul Garcia seeks frictionless negotiations as American and Mexican lines tense near the Rio Grande.
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el Paso
Carrancista
Chihuahua
General Pershing
Puppli
Columbus
Dublan
el Valle
Tre- Vino
Juarez
Rio Grande
Francisco Gonzales
Jo Flores
Villa Akumada
Carranaista Concentre
Carranza
Commandancia
Andres Garcia
Cris
General Bell
White House
Fershag
General Perehing
Jumren
Paracas
Rive
Winslow Finds No Japanese Warships on West Coast
Washington June. Admiral Winslow reports his fleet completed a survey of the Mexican west coast and found no trace of Japanese warships despite rumors. He forwarded an unconfirmed report that a Villa leader named Ochara was granted amnesty and promoted in the Carranza army.
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Washington
Winlow
Ochara
Carranza
Bell Reports American Prisoners Headed North
General Bell Jr. in Paso says Mexican Consul Garcia notified that American prisoners taken at Carrizal are en route to Jumex and expected to arrive tomorrow morning. Consul Inven relayed Trevino’s word that the prisoners and their gear would be handed to American authorities at once. The relay was sent to Washington by General Funston.
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Sian
Pete Naar
Unston
George Bell, Jr
Paso
Bell
Garcia
Carrizal
Jumex
Consatinven
Jacinto Trevino
Washington
Funston
Motor Battery Men Leave for Peekskill in War Readiness
The 1st New York Motor Battery departs from the 22d Regiment Armory at 168th Street and Fort Washington Avenue at 9 am heading to Peekskill. Commanded by Captain Henry G. Montgomery the unit of 168 officers and men will set up camp, tent the machine guns, and await additional armored cars before potential deployment to Mexico.
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1St
New York Motor Battery
22D Regiment
168Th Street
Fort Washington Avenue
Peekskill
Henry G. Montgomery
Upstate
Peakskill
Mexico
Two City Regiments Leave for Front in Frantic Swell
Regiments 2 city units depart for the front amid crowds at Forty-ninth Street and Fifth Avenue. Veterans, marching and singing, endure long waits, food shortages, and packed trains as Red Cross aid from Mrs. Belmont Tiffany feeds the troops before they board Pullman cars for Hoboken and onward to their new camp in Brownsville.
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Pauline Troiicks
Marguerite Clark
Famous Players Company
Stotesbury
Ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Dai Appleton
Ith
Forty-sixth Street
Hoboken
New York
the Red Cross
Red Cross
Belmont Tiffany
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Travis
Regular Army
Waterbury
Army life at the armory stirs 47th and 23d Regiments
Reports from Brooklyn describe ten days of armory life with two hours outdoors, sparking unrest among 47th and 23d regiment members as marching orders loom. The latest recruit William Colman Jr of 245 Rutledge Street, once at Neuve Chapelle and with a New Orleans surgery, has joined the 47th, while officers warn against talk under censorship.
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Ith
23D
Brooklyn
Andeas
William Colman, Jr
Rutledge Street
American Legion
Neuve Chapelle
New Orleans
George S
Army loses Chase after failed exam and regimental shakeups
Chase, a popular tenacious Company Dy member, failed the Army physical after twenty years of service and will be replaced by Captain William Jackson who takes command as Chase and injury sidelined him at camp. Lieutenants Tucker and Rogers receive captaincies while troop movements continue with tourist cars redirected to meet troops east of Chicago and rail hubs at St. Louis Buffalo Yonkers and Indianapolis.
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Chase
Corneline Tucker
Charles Rogers
Wiliam Jackson
John Bellinger
Department of Thhe East
U.S. A
Chicago
St. Louis
Buffalo
1St Fielrtillery
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