Pershing Told Not to Move in Mexican Territory
War department reports indicate General Pershing should refrain from moving south west or east in Mexican territory. General Trevino warns potential American expedition against him, prompting heightened border patrols and deployment of regular army units and state national guards in Texas Arizona and New Mexico for possible callout.
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Pershing
Warhington
Jim
Funston
War Department
Leneral Holl
el Paro
Trevino
Carrangs
Kihi Una
Aderran
Gosert
Winston
Department
Mexico
National Guard
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Varlun
Hay-Chamberlain
Beromen
Thong Mowraagon
Railroad appeals for volunteers dominate recount update
Wheeling June 17 The majority for Judge Traoti candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nomination grew after a recount in five additional counties. Strong gain in Berkeley County with Lilly and Romman PP tally changes, indicating a clearer Republican lead.
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Ayansoeieyam Pen
Wheeling
Traoti
Border tensions rise as outlaw band activity tracked
Report from San Antonio dated June 17 describes General Punatinn and his star tracking outlaw band activity near the Mexican border. U S forces warned that any border incursion would be recorded as an overt act and could trigger an attack by the de facto government. Military commands authorize cross border pursuit if needed.
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Ban Antonio
Ceneral Punatinn
Internat
de Facts Governui
Neate
Teonpa
Teonpi
Mutaton
Maidita
Mexico
Troopa
Funatun
Carranas
Trovino
Porahing
Pershing
Himel
Consuls Ordered to Return Home from Monterey to Saltillo
Junin 17 The arrival at Laredo today of Phillip Hansum consular general at Monterey revealed the department ordered both him and J. E. Sifliman consul at Saltillo to the American side of the river. The withdrawal will leave the U S with no consular representatives at interior points in Mexico except an agent at Mexico City.
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San Antonio
Laredo
Phillip Hansum
Monterey
Department
J. E. Sifliman
Saltillo
Mexico
Mexico City
Unrest Reported Near Monterey and Laredo
Reports from Laredo Texas on June 17 describe growing unrest among Mexican civilians and soldiers between Monterey and Nuevo Laredo. General Carranza has warned that any entry by American troops into unpatrolled Mexican territory would be treated as an act of war, with Mexicans ordered to fight.
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Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Xeuvo Laredo
Law Bicome Npynty
Carransa
Wild reports stir in Mexican sheets at Ban Antonio
June 17 reporting in a Texas paper describes turmoil and calls for independence and equality amid alleged revolutionary aims. The piece cites Mexican sheets and phrases that reference La Voz de la Palabra, with scattered names and unclear details.
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Ban Antonio
Revolution
Ted
Hy Nugreee
Tinplate Picnic Says All Invited For July Gathering
The Tinplate Company plans its annual picnic at Norwood Park on Saturday July SA with an ox roast and ample fun for all employees and townsfolk. Attendance exceeds 2 000 including company staff and community members. a parade through Main Street will precede games, prizes, and refreshment lines with volunteers from company committees coordinating arrangements.
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Sripoyer
Prilps
Thaplate
Norwood
Uber
Delienelon
Ellzons
W. Shakenbeare
Edward Bell
P.P. Stremmel
CM Maple
Ollie Kvapa
Om Arratikomenia
W. Alakenpeare
Lalwrty
Seth Herrick
Appleton Man Sends Army Auto Convoy to El Paso
A garbled June dispatch from Appleton notes thirty thies army automobiles leave Clintonville for El Paso. Vehicles carry bodies and luggage while the Saltillo department offers men to join the Dudierouubie the trick delbg pul. Information van Hrouklet travels with travelers toward Laredo. Rebels are reported to have blown many trucks and destroyed property.
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Appleton
Wis
Clintonville
EL Paka
Tim Ander
Elivan
Saltillo Derpatun
Laredo
Mexicans Arm Near the Border, Army Recruiting Report
A distorted report notes Mexican forces near the border with claims of arming and mobilizing. It mentions American garrisons, river incursions, and purported recruitment efforts in major Mexican cities, citing unclear sources about military movements.
Voting Night at the Telegrams 10K Club Drive
A late evening vote push for a small business loan offer at the Telegrams 10K Club is urged with brisk turnout tonight at nine o clock. Members are warned votes cost later and encouragement is given to participate, while club management asks members not to recruit excessive outsiders. Frankaries was sentenced in the priminnd court Saturday to serve in tall and on the rowdy nixty daye and to pay a due of $100 for liquor Violation. Same liquor head will be pottred but the newer by Aarin: Wilan, colored, by order of the court, A warrior hay been tamed a man Morgan Wahl, colored, pon com saint of NH. M. Schutte, of Adams son, charging him with being a Inn tic, Mere in jail. The county fun cy commission will exmine him Inter, Mra. T. Cunningham was operated Upon in the St. Mary's hospital Satur day morning. She ralued nlealy from the anaesthetic and was renting a8 day on posible Saturday afternoon. A speedy recoveries looked for.
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AML
Huvinese
Ani
Mtn
Frankaries
Wilan
Morgan Wahl
M. Schutte
Adams Son
County Funcy Commission
Mra. T. Cunningham
St. Mary's Hospital
Posible
German Army Claims Stokhod Styr Front Battles Engage Russians
An official German army statement says Danerar von Linslagen’s troops are facing Russians in the Stokhod and Styr sectors near Berlin. The note asserts German forces hold strong positions and anticipate coordinated attacks, emphasizing tactical preparation and mutual cooperation with allied units.
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Berlin
Danerar von Linslagen
Stokhod
Styr
Armlen
Gemerai
Bothaer
Special Hearing Notice on Gasoline Pricing Ohio
Washington June 11 A special hearing by the state oil and gas commission was announced to review why Standard Oil of Ohio charges higher strike prices than competitors. Commissioner W J Furris said the panel would listen to Ohio concern union representatives who attend voluntarily.
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Ohio
Merrick Convicted in Braddock Plant Attack Case
Merrick Rudolph Bluuw Anca Goldberg and Jeaders of the Wantinghouse were convicted in a Braddock attack case tied to the Carnegie tool works on May 2. Eleven co defendants were acquitted amid a deadly incident that left three dead and numerous injured. Hines and other suspects await trial next September.
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Merrick
Rudolph Bluuw End
Anca
Goldberg
Jeaders
House Atcike
Thompson Works
Carnegie
Tool Company
Braddock
Hines Caves
Manna Returns Home in New Battles on Far Front
An American commander arrived in Manna amid clashes with Austro Hungarian forces near Throndom, as a military statement cites troops south of the Dniester and consular movements in Mexico. The arrival marks a shift in operational efforts dated June 16.
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Lawedo
Tex
Phillip, Oy
Hanne
United States
Ramypertas
Monterey
Dniester
Mexico
Caliele
Muelle
Thoraday
Rviicwat
AsutroHungarian Ariy
Tywede Jin, Guarters Uader
Hospital patient to be released after fall injury
A patient from St Marys Hospital, treated for injuries after a fall from a building at Hazel Alles Glass Co. in Northview, is set to leave soon. The report notes ongoing care and plans following the incident.
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Georgs Comehoor
Altinure
St. Mary's Hospital
Hazel Alles Glass
Maintain the Service in Event of Trainmen Strike
A historic plea is circulated among 148,000 Company Mines employees east of Whiteburg urging loyalty and voluntary service to maintain operations during a possible trainmen strike. Executives stress unity, with workers urged to report to immediate supervisors and accept duties to uphold company duties to republic stockholders and faith.
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Eneyertl Fosse
Jian
Venmeylvanie
Withebueg
Waki
W Braunimien
Wbrtkee
Trainin
Ntwtien
Panied
Smd
Republic
Helena
Toyal
Garretson alleges railroad intimidation of men
Garretson charges the Pennsylvania railroad with tactics to intimidate workers. He asserts the railroads have used secret measures to suppress dissent and influence conductors, claiming the current agitation remains unresolved and threatens protest rights.
Hughes Plans Summer Home Base For Campaign Tour
Bridgehampton New York June 17 Charles B Hughes Republican candidate for president has rented a cottage on the Atlantic coast for July to rest and prepare new campaign travels. He will be at a summer home nearby to be accessible yet distant from New York City amid final campaign arrangements.
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T.—Charine
Hughes
New York
Air
Hughoo
New York City
Atlantic Ocean
SF Cummeilr
Altmann
Bridgehampton
Charles B. Hughes
Suffolk County
Long Island
Admiral Fiske Receives Unique Album and Bouquet on Retirement
Washington June report notes Adm. Fiske honored on retirement with two gifts: a scrapbook album detailing naval actions and a red white and blue bouquet from the Daughters of the American Revolution. Born Lyons New York June 1 186? he entered the Naval Academy in 1870 and served in key ships and battles including the Baltimore incident and Musulan Bay.
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Admiral Fiske
Washington
KIA
Uy Navy
William Gateminge Stary
Admiral Wake
Lyona
N.Y
Naval Academy
Mentin
Rockefeller Party Visits Coal Region On Rail Tour
John D. Rockefeller Jr and a party including Consolidation Coal Company officials toured the Kentucky coal fields and inspected the Helen Run mine. Prominent attendees were Jere Whelt, W. Watson, Thookas Fleming, and President Gray of the Western Maryland Railway. The group planned a trip to Fairmont and continued their company voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Maryland
Rockefeller
Eley
Abn
Kentucky
Helen Run
Consolidation Coal Company
Jere Whepltieht
Haltimore
W. Watson
Fairmont
Thookas Fleming
President Gray
Wastern Maryland Mailroad Company
Fairmont Gypsia
W. Watcob
Fairssont
Strike Hits White Manufactured Goods Sector Says Official
June 17 report notes a nationwide factory strike by about 68,000 workers in women’s garments halting production. Charien Hetman of the Manufacturers Protective Association said the movement has progressed for weeks, with city officials commenting on impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charien Hetman
Manufacturers Protective Asso
French Capture Paris War Update and Prisoner Return Report
June 17 report from Paris notes German troops attacked French positions at Avecourt with grenades but were repelled. In the Vosges near Ulll No 485 east of Thanm French infantry breached lines and captured prisoners. A criminal court jury failed to reach a verdict in the Hurry Ang Jin case amid chaotic courtroom events.
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Paris
Avecourt
War Office
Vosges
Thanm
Etaternet Adda
Ang Jin
Sovereigns Weighed and Shipped Across the Atlantic Mint
Philades of Uritinh minted and shipped sovereigns through the Atlantic route. The latest coins were minted in Philadelphia Dare and stacked in water as 00,000 pieces arrived in Canada. Slacks of ole coins valued around £7,000 were completed, totaling 16,500 barrels observed.
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Atlantic
Mint
Philades
Uritinh
Werom
Atlantc
Philadth ‘Dare
Cie
Cath Tieal
Canada
German air combat claims new dead in early clash
Fragmentary wartime note from London reports an aerial engagement involving German and Allied forces. It cites claimed kills and details about a yellow-painted aircraft, with blurred references to pilots and outcomes.
Unclear text fragment reports ship event in London
Fragmentary notice from London dated June 17 mentions a destroyer Eden and officers. reader cannot determine exact event or details due to garbled OCR.
Patient Miss Lowe at St Mary's Hospital in uncertain condition
Miss Lowe is a patient at St Mary's Hospital under care for high blood pressure. Her condition is described as somewhat improved today and there is hope she will better soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
Lown
St Mary's Hospital
Unclear text about a New York engagement notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals with possible names and a couple with connections to Brooklyn and New York. Details are garbled, making it difficult to extract a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Miles
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Standard Oil Company of
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Garretson
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Flite
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Valparaiso
Baltimore
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Mra
William Cummings Story
Admiral Flake
Helens Run
Dunkirk
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