Wilson Lays Plans as Mexican Frictions Persist
President Wilson travels to Philadelphia amid Mexico tensions as debate over guarding the National Guard draft stirs. Carranza orders Trevino to oppose U S advances while Pershing's expedition seeks raiders. A mediation path is urged by the American Union Against Militarism, calling for Mexico evacuation and neutral mediation.
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Wilson
Cateranza
Carranza
Trevino
Mexico
Pershing
Philadelphia
National Guard
Congress
War Department
Varus
Funstone
Pla
Perehingay
Carri- Eliseo Arredondo
Lem Spilistuty
Boyd
Baker
State Department
American Union
Arredondo
Captives Return after Battle Amid Mixed Reactions
Prisoners from Troop Ky arrive on a special train ordered by General Trevino to the border after a clash. Captors and officials, including Consul Garcia and Mayor Prieto, meet them as derision greets the returning guards. Spillsbury provides details while the others refuse to speak.
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Boyd
Adair
Juaren
Morsizz
Jacints Trevino
Chihushua City
Wilson
Durex
Graceful Act and U S Return of Mexican Guns
High officials urged a graceful act by the United States to return ten machine guns and other materiel captured from Villa followers. Accounts recount Captain Boyd and Lt Spillsbury's units at Carrizal, with wounded and captured men detailing exchanges, looting, and later transfer to El Paso.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
United States
Villa
Women Aid Guardunen Stepaa to Mexican Troops
The National Special Aid Society of New York plans to assist women to aid Guardenen Stepa and the New York troops heading to Mexico. The society's officers, led by President Alexander at 260 Fifth Avenue, coordinated with Adjutant General States on the beat to prepare contributions yesterday.
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Guardenen Stepa
National Special Aid Society
Stes
Will Twin Alexander
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mexico
United States
Miliny
Stateshues
Few Americans Left in Mexico
Washington June 29 Virtually all Americans except those who refused to leave are out of Mexico. More than 1,700 refugees have departed, with about 1,000 from Tampico and Vera Cruz due to arrive in Galveston aboard the Dixie and the Wylie. Refugees housed at Vera Cruz on the Nebraska will be moved north aboard the Hancock, with additional pickups from the Wheeling at Carmen and Tampico.
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Washngton
Mexico
State and
War Departments
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Galveston
Dixie
Wylie
Nebraska
Hencock
Sho
Wheeling
Carmen
Nafarrete
Americana
Daniels
Cleveland
Glacier
San Diego
Cal
Colorado
Jamzanillo
Yaqui Valley
Meral
Carranza
Tehuantepec
Hang
Puerto
United States
Smokes and Dainties to Cut Trip to Front
As troops move toward the Mexican border the American Defence Society mobilizes a Troop Train Committee in Parsons. J Herteh, mayor, reports residents will greet arriving soldiers. Women’s Supply Committee launches hospital relief and the Employment Registration Bureau assists families left behind with work opportunities.
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American Defence Society
Parsons
Kany
Defence Society
J. [. Herteh
Obregon Allows Removal of Carrizal Dead to U S
General Obregon instructed General Trevino to tell Consul Garcia in El Paso that American authorities may move the Carrizal dead to U S territory for burial without obstruction. The request came from General Belford of American forces in El Paso. Obregon said the transfer expense must be borne by the United States.
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Obregon
General Treving
Chihuahua
Garcia
el Paso
Carrizal
General Trevino
Stote
George Beldf
United States
Carranza to Publish Wilson's Note Today
Mexico City reports Foreign Office indicating President Wilson's reply to General Carranza's demand for troop withdrawal will be published tomorrow. The note, dispatched June 5 to Mexico, asserts the United States will not remove troops and defends action against bandit raids.
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Carranza
Wilson
Mexico City
Foreign Office
Mexico
Americas
Dextco
United States
Carrance
Matica
Full Pay Roll of Honor Expands Across Industries
Valentine & Co joins the roll of honor paying its London office employees serving in the British army with full pay across United States units. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, Remington Typewriter, and Tr. Reifenr Rubber Company follow, guaranteeing full pay for service members. Five additions were announced yesterday, detailing rates for married and single employees and monthly caps.
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Valentine & Co
London
Ite
United States
Setion
Remington Typewriter Company
Tr. Rieinert Rubber Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
TR Kievert Mabbor Company
Tohigh Valley Railroad
Emington Typewriter Company
Eight American Dead Brought From Mexico
The War Department corps returned eight American graves from Mexico where soldiers and civilians died from fever or battle wounds since the punitive expedition began. Embalmed bodies will go to relatives. Listed: Sergeant Benjamin M. McGhee. Math Carry. Theodore Hagley. Private William N. Hayes. Charles H. Smith. Corporal H. Marksbury. Corporal Charles Smit. Private Edward Merrill. William Kelly.
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Cowmons
Mexico
War Department
Benjamin M. McGhee
Math Carry
Parral
Theodore Hagley
William N. Hayes
Lith Cavalry
Charles H. Smith
Engineers
H. Marksbury
Charles Smit
10Th Cavalry
Edward Merrill
6Th Cavalry
William Kelly
Ith
9th Artillery Takes the Oath at Coast Artillery Armory
The 33 officers and 3 battalions of the South Coast Artillery were mustered into Federal service last night at their armory on West Fourteenth Street. Large crowds filled balconies around the drill hall as the oath was administered, with three policemen kept on duty to maintain order in the throng.
Eastern Militia Forges Early Border Deployment Lead
Massachusetts guards head the border mobilization as eastern militias hasten to border duty. New Jersey units settle into dog tents at Camp Fielder while officers shuffle commands and a cadet band volunteers to join the Sth Regiment. Rhode Island and Connecticut troops also move, with leaders reassigned as federalization looms.
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Aly
Fth Regiment
New Jersey
Fielder
N. J
Paterson
N.J
4Th Infantry
Arthur J
Steele
George T. Vickers
Henry Loimann
Waler L. Read
Regular Army
Governor's Island
Careanea
Rudolph K. Wilehelm
1St Regiment
Newark
Hans
Ridgewood
Noody
Company L
Enet
Field Artillery
Rhode Island National Guard
Quonset Point
Davisville
Horn
A. ‘Shuttleworth
United States Army
Connecticut Guard
Camp Holcomb
Regiment to Leave When Troops Are Fully Ready
Shire stated yesterday that the departure delay for his station’s troops stems from medical exams and equipping. He expressed confidence the regiment will depart as an efficient force and warned that sending men before readiness would harm the state and offer no benefit to the government.
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Shire
Delay in Negotiations Boosts U S Army Position
Army officers say stalled talks with General Curranza could favor the United States if clashes arise with the de facto Mexican government. Benefits include releasing 95,000 regulars from border duty by National Guardsmen, concentrating supplies for a large campaign, and mobilizing transport. Southern division quartermaster work continues, with camp sites planned as National Guard units head to the border. Bids for large provisions to be opened July 1.
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Saw Mass
Sea Eune Weong aSlay
Currunxa
United States
Quartermaster’s Department
Southern Division
Carrigal
National Guard
Motor Battery Goes to Peekskill Camp
156 men make trip in armored cars motorcycles and autos to a state camp. The 1st Armored Motor Battery, unique in National Guard or Federal service, moved from Fort Wash armory with Captain H Montgomery in command. Plans call for six armored cars and two machine guns, rifles still awaited as Washington considers requisitions.
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1St Armored Motor Battery
National Guard
Federal Service
Fort Washa
H.+. Montgomery
Washington
Peekek Il
Hay Draft Bill Moves to Wilson After Senate Action
Washington June 20 The Senate approved and sent to the White House the conference report on the Hay resolution authorizing the President to draft National Guardsmen into federal service for the period of the emergency. The House had approved the measure last night. The plan excludes financial relief for guardsmen with dependents and removes an amendment allowing discharge for those with dependents. The act aims to streamline troop movements to the border and consolidate partly formed units for transport. Representative Hay filed a separate measure seeking 2 million dollars for dependent families and discretionary discharge rules for enlistees with dependents after July 1.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Conference
House
Snally
National Guard
Hay
Secretary of War
Oglethorpe Camp Dropped For Fort Georgia Training
Fort Oglethorpe training camp is discontinued due to the pressing need for regular troops on the border. Small July enrolment at Fort Oglethorpe compares with 1400 expected at Plattsburg under General Wood. Approval for Oglethorpe will be treated as authority for Plattsburg camps. May and June sites promise future resumption.
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Fort Georgia
Platnsburg
Fort Oglethorpe
Plattsburg
Wood
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