Roosevelt backs Hughes as Progressives urge unity
Chicago June 27 Colonel Roosevelt declines the Progressive presidential nomination and urges ungrudging support for Hughes. He says the party should back Hughes to defeat Democrats and condemns the current administration as a failure. At the Progressive meeting Bainbridge Colby nominates Murdock. Parker and allies walk out over press access.
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Pennsylvania Guardsmen to Bert Border Transit to Mexican Border
Pennsylvania authorities announce the First Brigade of Infantry along with Field Hospital No. 2 from Tacony and Company A Engineers from Scranton and Pittsburgh signal troops will entrain at once for an undelimited destination believed to be Columbus New Mexico. Muster roll for these units is under Captain James B. Kemper and Major General C M Clement with orders from Adjutant General Stewart and General Leonard Wood. Recruits will be examined and mustered as they arrive.
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United States
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Thomas J. Stewart
Harrisburg
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Department of the East
Governor's Island
Clement
British Start Diversion Near Verdun Front
German headquarters report important military activity on the northern front with Britain and the French army. Britain may be preparing a diversion to aid Verdun. French counterattacks at Verdun press the battle into a crucial phase as Germans push near Tiraumont north of the town. French claim progress with trench gains northeast of Fort de Sauville between Fomin and Chenois woods.
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Fort de Sauville
US Orders 67 000 Horses for Mexican Service
Washington, June 27 The military committee chair Mr Hay announced that the war department had already ordered 67,000 horses for Mexican service. An amendment adding 3,090,000 to the army appropriation bill was adopted. Harrisburg, Pa June 21 Washington Camp No 68 Patriotic Sons of America plans forming a volunteer company as soon as retrmteste are called.
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Thessalonica to Athens An Apostle’s Enduring Faith
The lesson surveys Paul’s work in Thessalonica and Berea, noting how the gospel prevailed yet sparked opposition. It highlights Paul’s ministry, the spread of faith to Greeks and women, and the enduring hope of Christ’s return, urging personal study and reliance on Scripture.
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Carrizal Clash Toll Rises as Captain Morey Found
At Carrizal on the Mexican frontier twenty three American troopers are reported dead with Captain Lewis Mores rescued and in good condition after a daring stand. Major Jenkins cites nine additional troopers killed. General Gomez invited Captain Bord into Carrizal before the attack. Pershing and survivors are seeking others in the desert as the eight four officers and men are accounted for or missing. A separate note indicates execution details and local court actions on unrelated cases.
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Conmand
Call for 250000 Volunteers To Back Mexican War
Washington reports the United States plans call for 250,000 volunteers in addition to regulars and state troops after hostilities begin. The campaign will unfold in two phases: border defense first, then a sweeping campaign likely starting in autumn. Officers say the aim is to subjugate Mexico at minimal cost to the United States.
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Villa shot by Mexican deserter tells officer ban dit
A chaotic dispatch from Columbus New York June 27 reports Francista Villa was shot from the rear by a Mexican deserter impressed into Villa’s gang during the Guerrero fighting with Carranza troops. Major Robert Howze supplied the details of Villa’s wounding via a special account.
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Border Hears of New Fight Near Villa Ahumada
A report claims another clash between American and Carranza troops occurred near Villa Ahumada on June 27. Army officers have not yet confirmed the engagement.
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German Peace Terms Include Belgium Freedom
London reports Germany has sent two letters to King Alfonso of Spain outlining peace terms. The letters mention restoring German colonies and liberating Belgium. Germany reportedly demands Belgium not fortify near the German frontier if granted freedom.
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Russians Cross Carpathians Into Transylvania War Update
Petrograd reports Russian forces have penetrated the Carpathians into Transylvania near the Hungarian plains. Austro Hungarian defenses at the passes were pushed back and are in retreat as Russia threatens Budapest and marks a serious new blow of the war.
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Child Drowns in Pond Near Magnolia Cemetery
In Philadelphia on June 27 a seven year old boy named George Ryan drowned in a pond behind Magnolia Cemetery at Jovie Street and Torresdale Avenue. Passersby found the body. The death marks the third pond fatality in ten days in the city.
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Costless To Paint His House
A letter from W. W. Lawrence & Co. of Musburg Pa touts the durability and efficiency of their paints. A customer reports repainting two years ago with far less paint and current color remaining near new, claiming the finish lasts longer than expected. The ad lists Lawrence products and mentions Central Hardware Co. in Frederick Maryland as a retailer.
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Varnish Price List Promises Wide Color Choice
Local ad lists Jap-Enamel varnish stains named Nome better in colors Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak Light Oak. Price points include 12 pint caps for 12 cents, pint cans for 20 cents, and quart cans for 35 cents. Established in a period-appropriate storefront advertisement.
Floor finishes sale in multiple colors and sizes
Local ad lists floor stain colors including Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak and Light Oak with gallon cans priced at 1.95 and 13 gallon cans at 650. Also offers Kalkomo and Mureico Gold Water Paint in 6 lb packages at 35 cents each and mentions Floor Warneh Waxine Floor.
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