24 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
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Washington reports twin tensions as Pershing awaits word on the Carrizal clash. Capt Boyd’s conduct under scrutiny amid claims of a trap by Carranza troops. Release of captured Americans demanded. consuls report refugees moving toward Vera Cruz. American casualties and missing men feared in the Carrizal engagement.
Reports from San Antonio dated June 24 say army officers fear American casualties at Carrizal on June 21 may be higher than Mexican accounts. Estimates suggest 12 killed and 35 to 40 wounded as General Pershing dispatches reinforcements including Eleventh Cavalry to locate and recover wounded Tenth Cavalry men amid pursuit by Carranza forces.
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Writings from Chihuahua City recounts how Captain Boyd and detached command faced crossfire as Mexicans allegedly surrounded them under a parley. Reports say wounded were carried without proper transport, delaying retreat. General Trevino accuses US officers of provoking war while pledging to uphold Mexico’s honor.
Secretary of War Baker released Brigadier General Pershing’s account of the Carrizal clash. Troops under Boyd and Morey encountered Mexican forces near Carrizal on June 21. Pershing notes unprovoked attack, while officials urge patience awaiting survivor testimony. casualties unclear but American forces suffered losses and prisoners were reported.
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