27 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
1
Full line of hardware tools paints tinware enamel and more advertised with contact phrase give us a call at phone 914. The readable fragment emphasizes a complete hardware store offering tools paints tins and enamel products.
An 1828 established bank invites new customers to open accounts in both the Commercial and Savings Departments. It emphasizes usefulness in financial matters and mutual profitability. The Savings Department offers four percent interest to savers, encouraging preparation for opportunity.
President Wilson plans a special joint session to address the Mexican situation, seeking guidance on war policy toward Carranza's de facto government. The note demands immediate release of Carrizal cavalrymen while Carranza's reply will shape U.S. actions, possibly involving armed force under a state policy.
The United States holds the de facto Mexican government responsible for the attack and gives a final warning to alter its stance. After talks between Secretary Lansing and Bolivian Minister Calderon, Latin American republics will not offer mediation at this time. Rumors suggest Carranza faces pressure to concede while Latin nations expect sovereignty to be respected.
General Wood dispatches 15000 militia from the department of the east to the Texas border at Browns ville New York. Troops from Florida Virginia Maryland New Hampshire Maine District of Columbia Pennsylvania Delaware and other units are alerted for movement, including three infantry regiments one engineers battalion one signal corps unit a field hospital and an ambulance corps.
Washington and Mt Gretna reports say the New York New Jersey Massachusetts Vermont and Connecticut National Guards left for the Mexican border this morning. Maryland and Pennsylvania will depart together awaiting transport cars. The First Maryland Regiment readies to leave once cars are provided.
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