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Newspaper

Paoli Republican

Location

Paoli, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1916

Page

16

Raiders cross Rio Grande in Fort Hancock raid pursuit

Mexican raiders attacked a mining camp at Pt Fabens near Fort Hancock, stealing provisions and horses before fleeing back into Mexico. Cavalry under Captain Leres hlonge pursued across the border, with Generals and troops mobilized from El Paso and Fabens to recapture property and chase the bandits along the river.

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Ohio Troops Begin Camp Willis Setup With Long Mess Tables

Columbus of Mesa reports Ohio regiments marching into Camp Willis near Columbus. The Fifth Regiment from Cleveland under Colonel Charles Zimmer arrives with 1,556 men and mascots. the Eighth Regiment completes camp preparations. Adjutant General Ben S. Hough resigns as Lieutenant Colonel to accompany his regiment, delaying orders to reach the Mexican border.

Columbus Ohio Willis Cleveland Charles X. Zimmer Zimmerman Toledo Ohio Central Ben 8. Hough Hough

Crisis Steps Delayed as US Hesitates on Mexican Crisis

United States officials debate firm actions against Mexico amid border tensions near Carrizal. National Guard mobilization proceeds with thousands en route to border posts and further steps await presidential direction.

Funston Denies Deception Over Glenn Springs Raid

Gen. Funston asserts no deception by Obregon or U S commanders about crossing into Mexico after the Glenn Springs raid. He describes a conference at the immigration station when a newspaper extra claimed troops had crossed the river and says Obregon asked about it, receiving a clear denial. Both sides later avoided the topic. charge deemed utterly baseless.

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Troops Move to Border as Carranza War Flares

National guards rush west from El Paso to fortify the border while units head to Columbus New Mexico, Douglas Arizona and other points. Massachusetts and New Jersey detachments join regulars, with plans to shield cattle and forage from bandit threats. An undertaker corps is sent to Carrizal to recover American dead under Mexican guard.

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Big Demonstration At Xenia Xenia Ohio Recruiting Staged

Colonel Hubler and the Third Regiment band from Dayton demonstrated in Xenia to spur recruitment for Company 1. A recruiting station opened on the courthouse lawn and a public meeting occurred at the Business Men's Club. Hubler questioned local patriotism and warned of possible drafting.

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Soldiers Start for Border From West Virginia Guard

Charleston dispatch reports two battalions of the Second Regiment West Virginia National Guard will entrain for the American border. A third battalion will follow in 84 hours. Medical inspection is complete and all men vaccinated for typhoid and smallpox. Officers say the unit is ready to move as federal authorities finish mobilization.

Charleston West Virginia National Guard Camp Hatfield

Trail Lost by the Troopers in New Mexico Border Patrol

The return of the Mexican garrison to Ascension on General Pershing line drew renewed attention. Mexicans who fired on the gate guard escaped in darkness before dawn. patrols sent to locate them lost the trail. An adobe-house search showed Mexicans had been there and patrols were doubled east and west to pursue mounted raiders within raiding distance.

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Liberated Troopers From Ch Huahua City Arrive

The American troopers brought here from Ch huahua City include many named soldiers such as Fred Williams St. Louis R. E. Floyd Oklahoma City Sergt. Allen Peterson Meridian Miss Joe Oliver Brighton Ala George Stone Talladega Ala and others. Father Alexander and Archie Jones are suffering from slight wounds.

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Carranza aide helps return 23 soldiers and civilian

El Paso dispatch says United States recovered 23 American troopers and one civilian captured at the Carrizal clash. Troopers describe treachery by Mexican forces who feigned friendship then attacked. Three soldiers recount how wounded were killed after the fight and claim Mexican attackers boasted of slaying the wounded with knives.

Union News Service el Paso Tex Venuastiano Carranza United States William DD. Gibson Luther Alexander Archie Jones Gibson

Cincinnati Grain and Livestock Quotations Listed

Market prices for Wheat Corn Hay Poultry Cattle Hogs Sheep and Lambs posted with assorted grades and weights. Includes No 2 red wheat 3110 per bushel, No 2 white corn 79, hay timothy 18, cattle steers up to 9.50, hogs around 9.70, lambs about 11.35, and various local white Northwestern and mixed lots.

Canada’s Excellent Financial Standing Shown in Wheat and Bank Records

Official bulletin notes Western Canada’s wealth rising from bumper wheat yields and cattle sales. Prairies export horses worth 75 thousand dollars from High River while dairy and stock farming grow. Bank clearings in February 2016 reach a record 864,222,000, signaling strong national prosperity.

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Unclear dialogue and ads in a short excerpt

Fragmentary text shows casual loans and advertisements for Hanford's Balsam with a brief exchange about debt. The tone resembles a penny newspaper snippet with stray quotes and odd phrases, including a jail cell line and a proverb about faith and work.

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