Americans to Make No Move Amid Border Tension
Washington June 17 The War Department acknowledged a report from General Hell at Bi Pao via General Trevino that Pershing’s expedition faced potential Mexican attack. No confirmation from General Poralinghinadli arrives, but preparations remain heavy. National Guard units in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico stand by for possible border duty as patrols mobilize.
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Bi Pao
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Trevino
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Poraling Hinadli
Eoen
Mipatunta
Akge
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Hay-Chamberlain
Nasional Guard
Outlaw Band Activities Monitored on Mexican Border
June 17 report from RAS Antonio notes General Winnie and bin Way monitoring outlaw band movements near the Mexican border. Attitudes in the de facto government are tense as warnings about crossing by American troops intensify. Funston and Pershing assess punitive actions and border patrols with authority to cross into Mexico when needed.
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Troyino
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Consuls Ordered to Return Home from Laredo to Monterey
June Ti reports that a U S water department decision forced consuls to shift to the American side of the river. The action, involving J F Bullinian and others, leaves the United States with no consular representatives at Interior Mexico except an agent in Mexico City.
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Mhillp Mwa- Ha
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Wate Department
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Saltillc
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Mexico
Mexico City
Jane St.—Palttipe
Mating
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Mlexino
Balt
Unrest Reported Near Monterey City and Laredo
A June 17 report from Laredo describes an undercurrent of unrest among Meglons civilians and soldiers between Monterey and Nevo. General Carranse allegedly orders Mexican forces to attack if American troops enter unoccupied Mexican territory, warned as a potential act of war.
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Laredo
Tex
Meglons
Alenteres
Nevo
Carranse
Battie
Wild reports in Mexican sheets shock San Antonio readers
Fragmentary text describes a sensational column with distorted names and scattered references to Texas sports and local figures. The garbled lines mention a “revelation” and a score at a venue called La Von De La Pa, but key details remain unclear.
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San Antonio
Texas
Ty Bagroes
Tinpiate Men to Hold Annual Picnic July 8
Appleton dispatch reports plans for the Tinpiate Men to hold their annual picnic on July 8. A travel convoy from Laredy brought information about disruptions by ravolters who have damaged railways, with eleven Appleton men Koan drivers among those affected.
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Laredy
Public Cordially Invited to Assist in Eating a Roasted Ox
A formal gathering hosted by Euiployan of the Philip kieet and Trapline Company plans a yearly pinele at Norwood Park on Saturday July 8. The event draws over 3,000 citizens and more than 2,000 attendees from the trapline company and families, with a parade, band, athletic events, prizes, and festive pageantry. Committees listed include Purdy, athletic, refreshment, program, and executive heads, with coverage of arrangements and prize details.
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le Hatrick
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A. J. Starch
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Farghan
Jee Mushes
Bred Whitney
Beanton
Lane Rubin
Armings Near the Border Rise in Mexican Towns
Reports from Paso describe increasing arming as authorities warn of Mexico's growing military activity near the border. U S officials press civilians to avoid river crossing as tensions mount and recruitment appears to intensify in major Mexican cities.
Voting scheme promises quick rewards for small spenders
A dubious telegram oper ates a so called 10 000 Club urging readers to recruit voters for a small fee. The note pressure mentions subscriptions, credit, and early starts while promising big wins for active members. Also reports a liquor conviction, a warrant for a man named Morgan Wabs, and a hospital update on Mrs T Cunningham recovering after surgery.
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Ater
Aml Ulkt Oyer Ant
Fighting Battles in Stokhod and Styr Sectors Reported
June 17 dispatch from Herlin states General Linginmes's forces repelled Aitasians in the Stokhod and Styr sectors. The German army headquarters issued the official statement today confirming battles and noting parts of Guar Omat toa Bohne are in contested zones and remain engaged.
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Herlin
Ree
Linginmes
Stokhod
Styr
Guar Omat
Bohne
Special hearing set on June 17 to address gasoline price rise
The Federal Trade Commission schedules a special hearing for next Wednesday to hear why the Bradyard OS Company of Ohio charges more per gallon than rivals. Commoner W. J. Harris leads the investigation into gasoline price increases and seeks enforcement if industry reps do not attend voluntarily.
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The
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Ares
Cederal
Rade Commission
Next Wed- Renday
Braidard OS Company
Ohio
Jablo
Tte
W. J. Harris
Commune Stone
Lense
Etepe
Merrick Convicted in Braddock Steel Strike Riot
Fred J. Merrick Rudolph Bluwy and Ange Goldberg were convicted of riot for the May 3 attack on Edgar Thompson works at Carnegie Steel Braddock. Eleven co‑defendants were acquitted. Three killed and many injured. cases to be tried next September. Also brief note on U S consul trial at Monterey with remaining Americans.
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Puptsn
Derlin Leads New Battles South of Dalwster
An unclear field report describes Derlin and Austro-Hus cavalry operating south of a Dalwster line, with alleged Imperial forces and a noted incident near a hospital and building collapse. Details are fragmentary and sourced from a military statement.
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Derlin
Dalwster
Galles
To Maintain Service If Trainmen Strike
An appeal to 146000 employees urges loyalty and voluntary service to keep transit running during a possible trainmen strike. General managers seek volunteers for crucial roles, promising protections and responsibilities while preserving operations and stockholder interests.
Garretson Says Rail Conductors Attack Aims Intimidation
Wald A B Garmegion president of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors reports an intimidation effort by “the muttronds” against men. He asserts the matter concerns Pouluryivanta railroads and notes no danger of a general strike while railroads return to negotiations with an attenuated vote on the strike.
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Alent
Shemien
A.B. Garmegion
Ruilway
Muttronds
Woorwey
Hughes Plans Summer Home Move Ahead of Campaign
Washington June 17 Charidon Hughes Republican provisional candidate returns home from New York and begins moving his family to a secluded summer cottage. He expects to begin his first campaign swing after securing the residence, with political visitors and congratulations noted. Hughes rents a July cottage at Bridgeway Park Suffolk County Long Island overlooking the Atlantic Ocean as he prepares for travel.
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Charion
Hughes
New York
Mughos
Mughos’s Intention To Take | Hie Family To A Summer Place Souie
Ageauibie
New York City
Atlantic Ocean
Bridgewayton Ia
Suffolk County
Long Falend
Prenedden
Admiral Fiske Receives Unique Album and Bouquet on Retirement
Washington June 27 Admiral Fiske receives a unique retirement tribute a scrapbook album compiled from clippings and articles about his long career and a red white blue bouquet symbolizing national gratitude. The ceremony honors his naval innovations and service from the 1890s through World War II with mentions of key postings and awards.
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Admiral Fiske
Washington
Willam
Cormilige Bory
Lyona
Naval Academy
Ta Tho
Trin
Jeans
Rockefeller and Party Here for Few Minutes
John D. Rockefeller and party arrived by special train at 7 in the morning for a brief inspection trip of Consolidation Coal Company holdings between the city and Fairmont. The group included Jere Wheelwright, C. W. Watson, Brooks Fleming, and President Grey of the West Maryland Railroad Company. They planned to spend Sunday at Fairmont and continue their trip Monday aboard Rockefeller’s train.
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John D. Rockefeller
Helen Run
Fairmont Gugste
Beaster
Mra
C. W. Watson
Move Away New York Faces Garment Industry Strike
All Move Away New York reports a prolonged strike by about 60 000 workers in the women’s garment industry. Cherine Hannan, an official of the Manufacturers Protective Association, says thirty one large manufacturers remain, with only skirts produced by the last firm moving out of the city yesterday.
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New York
Tas
Cherine Hannan
Heinman
French Capture Paris Report and Trial Update
French forces claim Paris fall after German troops attack Avocourt and Le Mort Homme region with heavy bombardment. In Vosges sector, HI No. 428 pushed forward to take ground and capture German prisoners. In domestic news, a criminal court jury fails to reach a verdict in the case against Harry A. Ling, charged with liquor violation, and he is discharged from jail.
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Avocoart
Treusdes
le Mort Homme
Vosges
Thane
Harry Ange
Recount Progress in West Virginia Two Senate Nomination Contests
In Berkeley and nearby counties vote tallies rise as recounts proceed for the Republican sub–nomination race. Judge Robson reports continuing tabulation and notes disputes over procedures while Lilly asserts votes are counted fairly amid technical challenges.
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Wheeling
Ninry Oteetton
Lilly
Nell
Miplinnan
Robson
Courrilem
Avery
Kaye & Dowr
West
Sovereigns Shipping Across Atlantic Fill Vaults Worldwide
British sovereigns totaling millions in coins have shipped across the Atlantic in a convoy of mint output including Madelpha and other mints. About 000,000 pieces arrived at a cul milot in dust fow diga to Canada. Vast stacks of gold sit in a flat on takne 1600 bara with each coin worth about $1,000.
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Purladmlogia
Dune
Madelpha
Canada
Killed In Aerial Battle Over Ventun Say
London dispatch reports a British destroyer Eden in channel last night. Three officers are missing. An autographed note praises a pilot whose yellow Fokker was shot down between the Dienanks and Prenat near Ventun.
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London
Cagsim
Elampion Grminc Agiaccir
Eihiie
Dienaoks
Ventun
Eden
Miss Lowe in Hospital With Pneumonia
A note from St Mary’s hospital reports Miss Lowe admitted for a light case of pneumonia. Her condition is described as stable. An attendant states the situation may improve with rest and care.
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T. Cunningham
St. Mary's Hospital
Atay
WES. ASIN ENGAGED NEW YORK. June it -Tee Mrooktin Eagle
The fragmentary note reports an engagement involving Wes Asin in New York with a June date, linking local names Joba Jacobu and Bat Bloom to events at Gol 4S Astocs Wi Jae Bat Bloom, and mentions Williainy DK 08 Peas bites.
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Mra. Joba
Jacobu
Gol
Tihades
Williainy
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