TWELVE AMERICANS KILLED AT WAR OFFICE REPORTS
SAN ANTONIO June 33 enorat fing reported to General Pune thin today. The report on the fighting near Carrizgt indicates twelve Americans killed and many wounded with new details from General Pershing and General Borshingham. The casualty count at Carelbal and nearby actions cites twelve killed and seventeen prisoners, with fourteen missing. The Mexicans claim captured horses and twenty miles of territory.
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WAR Office
San Antonio
Enorat
Pune
Hleventtr
Bnstraire
Pershing
Charles
Carelea
Paso
Ameri Eatty
Caerieal
Will Allamada
Hattie
Cirelaal
Mexican Foreign Office Reports Carrizal Battle
A Mexican official communication to the United States, delivered to Secretary Lansing, notes an engagement near Villa Ahuatutla, Chiapas, with about 200 American troops against Mexican forces. Casualties include General Foil Gomes and several soldiers. the Mexicans question why American troops were so far from the base near the Central railroad line.
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Wshington
Mexican Foreign Office
Carrizal
Desata
Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Aguilar
Carramza
Department of Plate
Villa Ahuatutla
Chi- Tuahua
Foil Gomes
Nur
Priaanery
Carrinal
Ciudad Sumex
Point
Mexico
Columbus
President Will Await Pershing Report On Border Clash
Washington June 22 A fog of official uncertainty hung over reports of a clash near the Mexican border as American and Mexican troops were said to have skirmished. Secretary Baker briefed President Wilson on battlefield dispatches while War and State Department officials conferred. no official confirmation or explanations were given.
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Washington
Jossen
Erin
Baker
Wilton
Mexico
Fe Department
Lanning
Cangremforsl
Booster Week Prompts National Guard Draft and Motoring Prizes
National guard draft talks, Pershing reports awaited, and a booster campaign drives subscriptions for the Telegram. The paper touts Overland touring cars, a Matchless Milton piano, a Diamond Disc phonograph, and valuable prizes as incentives, urging readers to join before the close. Political and local campaign notes mix with ads and campaign milestones amid wartime context.
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Hoonter
Eigar Elgin
Nes
Carranza Garrison Evacuates Juarez Amid Border Move
Evacuation of Juarez progresses as the Carranza garrison withdraws toward the Rio Grande. Three trainloads of Poles dis reportedly moved southward with three more trains prepared. Despite departures, guards remain at customs, and General Gonsales headquarters. American officials expect completion within the day as Mexicans retreat beyond the range of Amartona.
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Port Biles
Somerville Girl Dead After Long Illness
Saucy Dértha Somerville aged 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Somerville of Northview, dies after a long illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 in the United Brethren Church, Norh How, with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. parents and siblings attend.
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Somerville
Charles Somerville
Saucy Dértha Somerville
Dhuieblet
Charlon
Sanerville
Northview
Duces Airle
Charles Sonumpeilie
Neat
Mefort Seeenshiie
Ruth Aml
Bonnerville
Interes
United
American Aviators Barred From Comment on War Inquiry
CAN NOT REPLY PARIS June 2 The American Aviators in the service of France cannot comment on or copy to the inquiry from the Avro Club of Merton regarding retirement to lake service in the American army in the event of war with Mexico. They are prevented from replying by enlistment in the French army for the duration of the year and are under military discipline.
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Paris
Aervice
France
Avro Club
Merton
Lake Servic
Maxico
Rovern
Pruner Agi
Garibaldiann
Imam
Geirowd County
Mobilization calls for Eighteenth Infantry units near Mt Gretna
Soldiers and men of the Eighteenth Infantry Virxt Meld artillery and support troops assembled at their armories on Thursday in response to a mobilization order. The Second Army also includes the Tenth Infantry at Greensburg and the Sixteenth at Os City. Appeals are being made for recruits to reach the required strength.
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Pittsmong
Eighteenth Infantry
Signal Corps
Anserbind
Mt. Gretna
Second Arleade
Tenth Infantry
Greensburg
Osl City
Davison Killed at Sedalia Factory Wheel
Luther Davin son aged 23 was instantly killed at the Natural Gas Company's station on the Schutte farm near Sedalia at 3 o'clock this morning when caught in a large wheel. He presumably fell into the wheel while attempting to unjam it. His body was mangled with broken bones. He left a wife and two children. He was foreman of the line where the accident occurred. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Salem
Luther Davinson
Stope Natural Gas Company
C. G. Schutte
Sedalia
Dt le
Jnares
Dolomth
Germans Capture Front Line Trenches Of France
Local business men plan to analyze the Sherman antitrust fair trade bill at a Clarkeburg dinner. The event features G W Dudderar and William Vigne discussing Honest Advertising and Trade Conditions, with backing from the American Fair Trade League and several national associations.
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Waldie
Vo de Highdamd
Bipiew Nethonal Benk
Tlon
Bank Craakin
G. W. Dudderar
Rad
Leto Have
Cle Viene
Feeral True Commission
American Faiy Trade League
OrenoAt
WiweuKe Ie
Klephone-Ashurwt
Priew
Bill Whiel
Congrem
Lu Vlano
Bureal
New York Tribune
Aloliverite
Adilroee
Joral
Adrer- Haing
Cate
Liem
Marshall Field and Company
TL H. Macy and Company
Euibar
Honda
Teado
Sherman
Sive Chauta
la Vigne
National
Retail Hardware Association
Jncelera
Auial Association
Board of Trade
Clarkeburg
Buanos Men's League
Min
Verdun Sector sees night attacks. Germans gain trenches
In the Verdun sector after violent night assaults German forces initially capture front trenches near Fallin wood and Chénoté in Ain meter. They attack on both banks as heavy bombardment continues. On the right bank violent engagements occur south of Fort Vaue with Germans gaining ground at Fumin wood but are expelled. later they renew the attack and seize trenches. A German grenade burst near Hill 331 is reported.
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Linn
Fallin Wood
Chénoté
Ain Meter
Ahott
Foros
Mnien
Winal
Oe Hill
Groum
Fort Vaue
Thay
Local water safe says state expert in Shinneton arrest
Marti Soon of Shinneton was arrested Thursday by Constable T B Smvil and charged with obtaining goods by consign ment worth 915 from C C Bargell. The accused protested innocence and the magistrate set trial for next Monday, with personal recognizance granted to appear.
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Marti Soon
Shinneton
T B. Smvil
William 2 Starcher
Thie Ciy
C. C. Bargell
Thin City
Jaléa
Monthly Water Board Report Promotes Clean Water Health
A city report to the Clarksburg Water Works and Sewage Board emphasizes public health gains from pure water and sanitation. It cites typhoid fever impacting thousands annually and notes bacteriological tests showing zero harmful bacteria in June samples, endorsing continued water purity efforts.
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City Water Board
Clarksburg
Aaron
Arkin
Atate ‘Board of Health
West Virginia State
Morgantown
W. Va
Clarksoure Water Works and Sewerange Board
Iec
Nomination of Gregory for Attorney General Advances
June 22 reports Gregory won President Wilson’s confidence and remains poised for Senate action next week. If approved, John W. Davis would be named solicitor general, with the Davis nomination seen as likely if Gregory clears the Senate. A second item notes an Alpine mine clash injuring one and wounding two near Alpena, amid marching industrial dispute tensions.
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Davis
Senate
Washington
Altorney
Thomas W. Gregory
Charles E
Supreme Court
Wilson
John W. Davis
Ersaral
Aged Woman Sarah Davison Dies at 93 in Salem
Mrs Sarah Davison aged 93 mother of Fred E Davison of this place died Wednesday morning at her home on Racoon Run of diseases incident to eld She was a pioneer resident of the county and widely known She was a mother of the Methodist Episcopal church for many years The body was brought to the bar of Frank E Davison here and funeral will be conducted from his home Friday afternoon.
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Salem
Sarah Davison
Fred E Dariseon
Eanty
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. Davinson
Red Handed Demiee Harris and James Vencer in Jail
Harris and Vencer, described as colored, are prisoners in the county jail awaiting trials or hearings on charges under the Yost prohibition law. Deputy state commissioner of prohibition Tenner states related details about the case and alleged involvement of others.
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Demiee Harris
James Vencer
Yost
John i ‘Tenner
Prohibition
Herre Bay
Yancer
Greece Accepts Entente Demands Amid Cabinet Resignation
In Athens on June 23 Greece accepted demands from the Entente and faced a political crisis as Premier Skouloudis and several cabinet members resigned. The government claimed no cabinet existed as the foreign office held the note, leaving the state without a functioning government while tensions with Britain France and Russia persisted.
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Athens
Condi
Greece
Skouloudia
Foreign Office
Wallace Arrives With Troops to Kanawha City
William 8 Jarmy arrived here Thursday to join federal service at Kanawha City. About sixty five men are to be hired to the regulation. No call for additional soldiers yet, but Adjutant General is expected to act promptly if needed. Camp Kanawha serves as the general training camp.
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William
Jarmy
Sarvice
Virginia
Kanawha City
Arulls
Kanawha
German Submarine Presence Reported in Madrid Area
A garbled dispatch notes a German submarine arrived today near Madrid and a delegation or entourage was sent to receive an autograph from a German leader. The report mentions Emperor related symbolism and Austrian naval ties, with uncertain locations and names.
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Gert Karaerns
Articina
Mulogtaliig
Herman
Camn
Delegate from Oberlestion to the central election
Olibert T Bea of Oberlestion is noted as a delegate to the central election, with details indicating his role in the regional assembly and participation in the official duties of the delegation.
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Carranza
U. S. Army
Asceny
Fiadero
Faloora
Wnamiquipa Pershings
Ahumada
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Auant
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Porehing
Namlanpa
White Horne
F Wan
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Ttme
Parsing
Funktau
Ubus
Willig
Jane
Hay
House Militar Comanities
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Ditlon A. Ober
Earlish Orchestra
Juarez
Aero Club
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Guard
Davisson
American Fair Trade League
Verdun
Shinngton Man
Gregory
Minn
Nwa
Alpena
Oliver
Micing Company
Red
Cateer
Wallace
Camp Kanawha
Mustéh
Emperor of Germany
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