Armed Forces Face to Face Wont Change InLieY 10
United States and Mexico exchange official notes after the Carrizal clash as Mexican ambassador Arredondo seeks explanation of why American troops operated far from their base. Washington weighs no policy change until Gen. Pershing reports, while Senator Works pushes for intervention discussion amid mounting tensions.
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Carrizit
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California
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Aguilar
Carranza
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Villa Ahumada
Chihuahua
Felix Gomez
department
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Olive Twig Broken by Faction in Carson City Power Struggle
In Carson City on June 22, amid Democratic infighting over Pittman and McCarran factions, Reno leaders attack Gov Boyle over Mulcahy appointment to county commissioner. The conflict centers on alleged deals, broken promises, and a renamed fish commission reshuffle. Primary figures include Dickerson Pickett Mullin Stout Miller Kelly and Gray.
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CARSON CITY
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Carson
Denver 5
Dickerson
Pittman
McCarran
Reno
Sam Pickett
Charles Stout
Charles Miller
Mullin
R. B. Henrich
W. 8. Dabney
fish commission
Torpédord
county” ‘Board
Widow of Astor Becomes. Base of WF OK
Bar Harbor Me June 22 Mrs John Jacob Astor formerly Madeline Force and William F Dick of New York were married at Saviour's Episcopal church today by Rev A C Larned with only family and a few intimate friends present. Mr and Mrs Dick left immediately on a Western trip.
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Madeline Force
William F. Dick
New York
the Saviour's Episcopal church
A.C Larned
Germans Take Front Line Trench Network in Verdun Sector
Paris reports a night-long battle with heavy bombardment and German gains along the Meuse front between Fumin wood and Chenois in the Verdun area. French grenade detachments repelled a south slope assault on L Homme Mort and thwarted a German push north of hill 821 after trenches were briefly captured.
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Chenois
Verdun
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L‘Homme Mort
Fort Vaux
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Army Motor Transport Reserve To Be Organized
The Motor Truck Club of America organizes an Army Transport Reserve Corps in New York. Truck owners will offer their vehicles to the government and many attendees signed agreements to serve when called upon. Chauffeurs will volunteer to support the operators of the trucks.
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NEW YORK
army transport reserve corps
United States army
Motor Truck Club of America
Drafting Guardsmen into Army Urged by Baker
Secretary Baker submitted a resolution to Chairman Hay authorizing the president to draft willing national guardsmen into the regular army under the new army bill. Hay planned to call it up at once and push for immediate action in the House military committee.
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Hay
house military committee
Mecca Capture Deepens Arab Revolt Against Turks
Reports from London say Mecca has fallen to Arab rebels, who also seized Jiddah and advanced on Medina. The Grand Sherif of Mecca proclaimed independence, uniting western and central Arab tribes, while Turkish garrisons resisted in two forts at Taif.
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Jiddah
Sherif
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One Killed in Strike Riot at Minnesota Alpena Mine
Virginia Minn June 22 One man was killed and two wounded in a clash between special police and J W W strikers en route to picket the Alpena mine of the Glover Iron Mining Company. Over 50 shots were fired including by a woman armed with a repeating rifle.
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Iowa National Guard May Concentrate at Camp Dodge
In June 22 report General Guy E. Logan announced that one to two regiments of the Iowa National Guard would be ordered to concentrate immediately at Camp Dodge. The decision followed recent developments in the Mexican situation.
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Guy E. Logan
Iowa national guard
Camp Dodge
Harmony conference aims at GOP Progressive accord in New York
June 22. Plans for harmony between Republicans and Progressives were to be shaped at conferences in New York as Charles E. Hughes arrived from Providence. Major General Leonard Wood, Theodore Roosevelt’s favored compromise candidate, Oscar S. Straus, James R. Garfield, W. Murray Crane, and Franklin Murphy were among expected attendees with Roosevelt and Col. Roosevelt also slated to meet leadership.
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New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Charles E. Hughes
Providence
Leonard Wood
U.S. A
Theodore Roosevelt
Oscar 8. Straus
James R. Garfield
Ohio
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Mr. Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Portland longshoremen strike again after temporary pact
Portland workers who had resumed duties under a temporary agreement between the union and shipowners walked off the jobs again today. The action was ordered from San Francisco signaling renewed labor disruption at Portland docks.
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San Francisco
Longshoremen Resume Strike in San Francisco
Union Longshoremen in San Francisco resume the June 1 strike halting loading and unloading of ships. Work only continues in two cases where the union made permanent agreements with specific steamship companies at the start.
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SAN FRANCISCO
American Soldier Killed Near Naco
At Naco Anz June 22 an American sergeant and two other soldiers were wounded when William Humphrey a Mexican guard opened fire during a guard change at the water works. Humphrey was captured and an inquest planned as Mexican refugees moved toward the border.
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NACO
Anz
William Humphrey
Fourteenth U. S. infantry
Humphrey
Mexico
Bisbee
Lowell
Country Woefully Unprepared for War Says Gen Wood
New York June 22 The mobilization of New York National Guard regiments at Camp Beekman has been halted to finish water supply. Gen Leonard Wood says the department is short of war strength with only two cavalry regiments mobilized in the 22 states. He urges a regular army reserve corps as a remedy and notes civilian disruption to meet sudden calls. O’Ryan reports firms may halt car contract work to supply trucks for European use if needed. Enlistments rise and Plattsburg training applications surge as tensions grow.
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New York national guard
lyhuman
Beekama
N. Y
John F. O'Ryan
Leon-ara Wood
department of the East
Gulf of Mexeo
Atlantic
Wood
tech national guard
O'Ryan
United States
national guard
Plattsburg
Army Guns Cover Juarez As Carrizal Battle Rages
June 22 El Paso report says Americans suffered 12 dead and 17 prisoners with 14 Mexicans killed and 30 wounded after Carrizal fighting. Capt. Lewis T. Morey likely among the dead. Juarez is shelled by 4.7 inch guns from Golden Hill as Carrancistas advance. Gonzales remains at Juarez. evacuations and troop movements unfold along the Rio Grande.
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Carrizal
Villa Ahmunda
Lewis T. Morey
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Juarez
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Rio Grande
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