Carranza Informed as Mexican Crisis Grows
The United States edges toward crisis as President Wilson orders mobilization of up to 190000 National Guard troops and plans to keep forces in Mexico to counter bandit raids. Diplomatic notes to General Carranza and possible arbitral action are discussed amid border tensions and refugee movement.
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Allies Again Bid for Rumanian Aid
Paris reports that news from Saloniki confirms Bulgarian forces advancing near Florina and Monastir as the Allied Macedonian offensive is anticipated late June or early July. Serbian army conditions deteriorated by cholera and exhaustion. Marshal Putnik worn, officers scarce, reequipment underway amid strategic shifts toward a broader summer push.
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Germans Support Austrian Forces In World War I
Petrograd reports 3,000 Russian prisoners in Czernowitz as heavy fighting continues in the Stokhod Styr and Kovel sectors. Berlin notes German forces counterattack to repulse Russian advances, while Austrian positions hold between Czernowitz and the Dniester. French artillery repels a German infantry assault north of Hill 321 as bombardment persists near Deadman Hill and Chattancourt.
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Wheat and oats rise on war demand outlook in Chicago
Chicago reports a surge in foodstuffs as war prospects boost defense purchases. Wheat futures close near daily highs with September at 1.04 percent. corn and oats gain and provisions rise on expectations of U S military buy orders, signaling broad market strengthening.
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Boy Killed in Auto Accident Near Wayne
Near Wayne Nebraska on June 19 Glen Klopping seven was killed instantly when a car driven by his father Mr Klopping rolled over after losing control. Albert twelve sustained serious leg injuries while Mrs Klopping broke a small bone in her arm. The family had been testing a new high power car given the previous model.
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Hold London Bank Heads Arrested in Mexico City
El Paso June 19 The Cararamza information bureau in Mexico City wired the El Paso consulate that the manager and directors of the Bank of London and Mexico in Mexico City have been arrested for refusing to accept de facto super money to settle a debt owed by a railway company.
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Attack on Lutsk Forces Break Through Front
London reports Russian forces pierced the Lutsk front as Austrian divisions suffered heavy losses. Austro-Hungarian hold weakened, prompting evacuation of the Lutsk region. Archduke Frederick and staff witnessed the crisis as German and Austrian units attempted to hold the line amid deteriorating conditions.
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Pershing to First Clash Strike Northward in Mexico
Columbus New Mexico June reports Pershing plans rapid moves into northern Mexico to seize railroad segments near his line of communication. Soldiers guard tents as natives and camp followers assist with road rebuilding amid fears of Carranza forces and possible reprisals.
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Von Moltke Dead After Mourning Service
Amsterdam reports Lieut. Gen. Count Helmuth von Moltke chief of the German army staff died yesterday afternoon during a mourning service in the feldstag for the late Marshal von Goltz. A Berlin telegram says the general's death occurred in a somber moment of tribute.
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Austrian submarine attack sparks protest and demand for apology
Vienna issues a diplomatic note demanding immediate transmission and reparation after an Austrian submarine attacked the American steamer Petrolite. The note requests apology and compensation for damages as tensions rise between Austria Hungary and the United States.
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Great force to mobilize in a few days
Washington June 20 A resel making immediately effective the military draft provision of the new army bill would draft all members of the national guard and place them under federal oath. The Hay resolution would activate section 111 of the act, authorizing the president to draft guardsmen when Congress authorizes armed force use.
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