Carranza reply awaited as war hinges on Carrizal inquiry
Reports from Columbus New Mexico and Washington indicate a final Carrizal battle report is pending from General Pershing. The inquiry may influence views on American troop responsibility, while not altering overall policy.
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Pershing
Morey
Boyd
Fershing
Columbus
N. M
Army
Acers
William Parker
Hachita
Parkers
Washington
War Department
Villa
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Jose Flores
Manuel Banda
Rio Grande
Manuel Medinadella
Veadel Roblés
Carranza
Maximo Castillo
Gonzalez
Juracz
Castillo
Mexico
Chihauhan City
Durancwo
Torreon
Public meeting backs 12000 fund for cemetery road upgrade
At the Ways and Means Committee of the Chamber of Commerce meeting in the Imperial Hotel a plan to raise 12000 dollars to rebuild ravine road at Union Cemetery was approved. David McGowan and Joseph Doyle led the effort and a subscription with initial 1000 dollars was launched to finish the funding.
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Ways and Means
Chamber of Commerce
Imperial Hotel
A. C. Dounglas
Union Cemetery
Cemetery Association
David McGowan
Joseph B. Doyle
Ways and Means Committee
Oae
Cemetery Road
McGowan
Ravine Road
Market Street
Patriot Guard Trains Pass Through Steubenville Amid Welcoming Crowd
Steubenville welcomed National Guardsmen bound for the Mexican border as New Jersey and New York units moved through on multiple troop trains. Spectators crowded the station as flags waved and cheers echoed, with the Seventh Regiment of New York among the arriving troops.
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Steubenville
Pan Handle
New Jersey Battery
Cage Sons
New Jersey Guardsmen
New York Infantry
New York
New York Guardsmen
Pittsburg
New Jersey Guards
Colliers
W. Va
Italians claim foothold in Trentino front battle report
Rome reports Italian forces have repelled further Austrian advances on the Trentino front. The war office says Monte Giamondo north of Fusine and Monte Cavioso were captured, with positions between Posina and Aspico now held by Italy. Near Verdun, French fire checked a renewed assault, with fighting at Thiaumont works and artillery actions near Avecourt and Chattancourt. West of the Meuse, infantry fighting remained limited.
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War Office
Thiaumont Works
Meuse
Avecourt
Chattancourt
Rome
London
Trentino
Monte Giamondo
Fusine
Monte Cavioso
Posina
Aspico
William R Wilcox Named Republican National Committee Chair
William R Wilcox of New York was named chairman of the Republican National Committee by Charles E Hughes. A lawyer and former postmaster, Wilcox has served as Public Service Commission chair and was Hughes’ choice to have a New York resident trusted by both Republicans and Progressives.
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New York
William R. Wilcox
Republican National Committee
Charles FE. Hughes
Wilcox
Public Service Commission
Hughes
Public Service Commission of
Hughe
Argentine Ambassador Naon Predicts Peaceful Settlement
Romulo Naon the Argentine ambassador to the United States said he had not offered mediation between the United States and Mexico but expressed candor confidence that the current crisis would be settled peacefully. He spoke in New York on June 28 in a statement transmitted by the Associated Press to the Herald Star.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Romulo Naon
United States
Mexico
Candor
Flag Parade Preparations Stir Steubenville Citizens
Delegations from surrounding towns form for the Big Preparedness Parade in Steubenville. Citizens urged to wear or carry flags Saturday morning and purchase 10 cent flags. mounted horsemen will lead one division while the Grand Army of the Republic heads the line without automobiles. Mayor McMaster to issue a citywide decoration proclamation.
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Canna
Sons of Veterans
Boy Scouts
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Fort Steuben Club
Jefferson County Bar Association
Rifle Club
Society of Cristoforio Colombo
The
Falcons
Steubenville Pottery
Maccabees
Grand Army of the Republic
Steubenville
W. C. McMaster
Inspectors Testify in Franckhauser Appeal Hearing
The second day of the Franckhauser appeal featured two State Liquor License inspectors who testified that Patsy Duffy’s place was selling liquor illegally. They recounted visits to Patsy Duffy’s North Sixth Street house, noting beer and whiskey served and Duffy as the proprietor. Inspector Burke described payoffs and reports to McMaster and the mayor, with references to Patsy Duffy as a key figure in prior liquor violations.
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Harry C. Frankhauser
State Liquor License Commission
Patsy Duffy
Duffy
Franckhauser
McMaster
Newark
North Sixth Street
Sandy” Burgett
MecMaster
Ralston
Burke
Columbus 4
Jie
H. S. Dyar
MEN ENLIST IN STEUBENVILLE VOLUNTEER COMPANY
Steubenville forms a volunteer company joining the Tenth Infantry as drilling begins on Pleasant Heights. Local interest soars with more recruits anticipated. notable names McCook brothers and others from the area sign up or consider commissions. President Wilson expected to call for volunteers soon.
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Steubenville
Charles A. Brown
Dyer
Seventh Infantry
Harry D. Knox
Col. Knox
Tenth
Ohio Infantry
Pres. Wilson
Pleasant Heights
Gill McCook
Fighting McCook
Francis McCook
Plattsburg Military Training Camp
War department ships 306 more motor trucks to General Funston
San Antonio June 28 The War Department advised General Funston today that 306 motor trucks have been sent to him. There are already 640 in service.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
San Antonio
Texas
War Department
General Funston
Weather Outlook for Ohio Tonight and Thursday
Fair conditions dominate Ohio with clear skies tonight and Thursday. Temperatures rise gradually as a mild warm trend develops across the region.
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Ohio
Former IU head Bonebrake dies after illness
Louis David Bonebrake, 57, former president of Indiana University and former Ohio State Commissioner of Schools, died at his Indianapolis home after about a year of ill health. He resigned as president last year and was noted as a lecturer and a national leader of the United Brothers church. He is survived by a daughter, Margaret, and a brother, W. M. Bonebrake of Columbus. The body will be taken to Westerville, Ohio, Friday morning for burial.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Indianapolis
Ind
Louis David Bonebrake
Indiana University
Schools of
Ohio
University
United Brothers Church
Margaret
W. M. Bonebrake
Follansbee Bros Plan New Steel Plant Near Lazearville
The Follansbee Brothers Company backs plans for a large steel mill in the Ohio Valley, estimated at 1.25 million dollars. Lazearville, W Va is favored for the 33 acre riverfront site facing Wellsburg. bids indicate 1,200 to 1,500 workers with a payroll around 85 thousand dollars monthly. Steubenville would gain from the expected economic boost and housing for workers.
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Follansbee Brothers Company
Follansbee
W. Va
Ohio Valley
Lazearville
Wellsburg
Toronto
Steubenville
Army of
Vermontbound engineer Whitney joins cavalry unit for Mexico
John T. Whitney an engineer for H. Koppers Co. who helped build the LaBelle Coke plant left Steubenville today for Vermont. He will join a special company of former University of Vermont students forming a cavalry detachment destined for the Mexican border. Whitney has resided in Steubenville since last September and is a well known local figure.
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John T. Whitney
H. Koppers Co
Pittsburg
Vermont
University of Vermont
Whitney
Vermont State University
Vermont Natonal Guard
Steubenville
Meat for the Army Contracts Secured by Chicago Packings
Chicago packing houses have closed contracts with army headquarters for a monthly supply of 1,500,000 pounds of meat. Much is to be shipped to Fort Sam Houston and El Paso. Half a million pounds of corned beef packed in two pound cans is to be sent to San Antonio immediately, and 240,000 pounds of bacon in crates will be shipped as well to other stockyards.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Chicago
Army
Fort Sam Houston
Fl Paso
San Antonio
Roosevelt at New York draws volunteers for Mexican war
Upon arriving from Oyster Bay Colonel Roosevelt found hundreds of messages at his hotel from men eager to serve under him. They seek to join volunteer troops he plans to raise in case of war with Mexico.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Dore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Charles 2. Hughes
Roosevelt
Mexico
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Mexico City
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Stars
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Herald-St Pittsburg
Field Artillery Armory
J. Shea
Cemetery Hollow
NEW Jersey Guard
Verdun Front
AL Committee
Charles
E. Hughes
Monste
Tenth Infantry
Ohio Public Schools
L. D. Bonebrake
Follansbee Bros
Coke
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