Americans in Carrizal battle sweep by machine gun fire
A chaotic Carrizal clash leaves American troopers dead or missing as C Troop and K Troop suffer heavy fire. Captains Royd and Morey reportedly lead a part of the force toward the border amid rumors of survivor evacuations and reorganized command.
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Ahr
Cherbal Hay
Hoye
Morey
Adair Ani
Ttre
Chihnallin City
Mexinane
Ban Antonio
Daxy Crockett
Jaemer Dow
Travia
Don- Lary
San Antonio Tovlay
Caer Yal
Charlonte Royd
Raya
Livutynnat Dale
Bistory
Ceesar
Nitinlat
Poretitig
Neilie
Toren
Hoyd
Withirawine
Terratvan
Perahing
Custer
Little Ble Horn
Peking
Fussion
Kelnvanth
Royd
Catone Dngen Lanckett
Eleventh Cavalry
Henry T. Allen
Robert le Hansn
Charles A. Hedekin
Melvin W. Kawell
Tancrnt Funston
National Guard
Carrizal
Carewana
Thors
General Pershing
Vanderbilt Oversees Departure of Guard Regiment for Camp Whitman
Colonel Cornelius Vanderbilt supervised the departure of the Sixty-ninth Regiment, New York National Guard, for mobilisation at Camp Whitman Boeckman. A famed officer, Vanderbilt has long helped raise the guard to its high standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Vanderbilt
Camp Whitman
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Miionaire National Guardunnas
Sixty-ninth Regiment
New York National Guard
Boeckman
Vanderbilt
New York
Hae
National Guard
West Virginia Infantry Muster Amid Training Conditions
Men of the Kanawha county West Virginia Infantry undergo a drill under strenuous conditions. A medical examiner awaits arrival before muster, while recruits are being processed at home stations for arms and equipment. Officers expect federal service approval by late next week.
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Ay Ansociaren Reeas
Charleston
Jing
Ren Offleary
Wen
Lie
Seeunit West Virgin Infantry
Theo
Ganltary
Posters to Warn Public of Tuberculosis Fight
State Health Department launches poster campaign across West Virginia to educate rural populations about tuberculosis prevention. Messages emphasize open windows, good food, sunshine, avoid shared drinking cups, and coughing precautions. advise medical referral for persistent coughs and proper disposal of consumptives’ waste.
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Charleston
Divonnes
West Virginia
State Health Department
Tim Tonysyptien
Dan Ory
Explosion Claims Four Laborers at Boston Site
A June blast at a Boston construction site killed four laborers and injured another worker who was hurled from the shaft and caught in a derrick. The explosion sent bricks water and sand showering onto the men as operations halted and investigators began inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Botton Ufast Olgisiyetvy
Liewan
Washington meeting with Bakr and Lanning on war updates
June Lanning and Secretary Bakr met with the president this morning for a conference. No new Pershing reports. Gov bureaucratic notes mention fifty seven missing, fourteen dead and forty three prisoners with wounded counts unclear from the transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lanning
Bakr
Whisn
Math
General Pershing
Government agent buys four horses in Weston shipment planned
United States army agent Wuttlan spent Friday in Weston buying horses and mules. Despite prior advertising he secured only four mounts in the area. The animals bought earlier in the week from Lewis County farmers were sent to Weston and will be shipped from there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wultlhan
United States Government
United States Army
Al-tough
Wuttthan
Unclear entry hints at lunacy case in Mt Clare area
Fragmentary notice outlines a suspected lunatic in the Kawant Pickett region near Mt Clare. The incomplete text references a Monday examination and mentions an individual named Maurice in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larnacy
Kawant Pickett
Mt Clare
Area
Eric
Maurice Ro
Turn Votes In Tonight In Contest
For the 10,000 club compete for 4950 and friends in the reaw of the week. Subscriptions must be mailed by 9 o clock tonight to maximize votes and boost the donor total. Each club of 15 dollars adds 40000 extra votes. booster offers count even if not reaching the official mark until Monday. Prizes include Overlands and other awards, earned through effort and enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yovnibors
Mall
Death of Ronsem R. Maker at 77 in Fairmont
Ronsem R. Maker aged 77 died at his son G F Maker’s home in Fairmont after a weeklong paralysis. Survived by two daughters and three sons: Mrs Thomas Jarrett Meadow Brook, Mrs H G Johnson Clarksburg, Fred Baker Manoukah, Edgar Baker Brave Pa, and G P Duker Fairmont. Wife died three years ago. Funeral at home Sunday at 2 o clock with burial in Shinauton.
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Ronsem R. Maker
G F. Maker
Fairmont
Mr. Baker Te
Mra. Thoman Jarrett
Meadowbrook
Mra H. G. Johnson
Clarksburg
Fred Baker
Manou~kah
Edgar Baker
Brave
G. P. Duker
Shinauton
Verdun Battle Presses On Near Meuse With Heavy Fighting
Battle of Verdun rages with high violence on both sides along the Meuse. French report a vigorous offensive and a back and forth push to recapture ground won yesterday near Fleury. More than six German divisions engaged in yesterday’s Meuse action as French forces pressed forward. Miss Mare Long of Pittsburgh has recovered from surgery and plans to go home to Mrs I B Thompson. Pope appeals to President, wire from Rome notes.
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Paris
Verdun
Meuse
Fleury
Thlaumont
Aix
Meune
Mare Long
Pitesburg
W. M. Lou
Central Chest Ham
At. Macy's Hospital
I. B. Thompson
Patriot Workers Fined or Furloughed for Mexican War Service
An early report notes a patriotic company policy promising full pay and employment protection to workers who enlist for the Mexican War. The policy guarantees continued wages during absence and reemployment rights upon return.
Hay resolution moves to draft National Guard for Valley state defense
Washington June 2 The house approved a Hay resolution to report favorably a bill authorizing drafting the National Guard into defense service for the Valley states. A substitute for the relief provision suggests enlistments of combatant families may be discharged promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benale
House
National Guard
Alinus
Recount results shift in Republican governor race
Wheeling June 24 With no counties finished in the tight primary, Lilly gains in Preston and Monroe while Brooke shows small Lilly margins. Monroe tally changes left Lilly ahead 443 and Robinson 162 810. Boone shifts Lilly 506 606 and Robinson 449 639. Lilly ends recount in Brooke and Crooke.
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Wheeling
Thrae Counties
Lilly Madam
Prenton County
Monroe County
Brooke County
Robinson
Lilly
Lally
Wobloxon
Boone County
Diplomatic Efforts Under Way Amid U S Mexico Crisis
Washington June 24 officialsning that South and Central American nations were preparing offers of mediation in the U S Mexico crisis. The State Department indicated the United States sought only to protect its people and territory and no immediate overtures were expected from fault American diplomats. Ambassador Naon of Argentina arrived with a request for information but nothing could be done now toward mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joan Tepublicr
United States
Mexico
Eeusdor
Salvador
State Department
Albanander Naon
Argentina
Bern
New York
Hearing Continued Involving James Payne And James Yancey
The preliminary hearing for James Payne and James Yancey in Judge Carter's court was moved from Friday to Monday at 7 30 pm due to witness presence. Yancey was released on recognizance while Payne remains jailed. The men were arrested near Capstabin fellows Bartlett for violating the parole law and face potential penitentiary punishment after prior similar convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Payne
James Yancey
Sheels
Jackson V. Carter
Yancey Wee
Payne
Yancey
Bartlett
Cya
Troops Arrive at Camp Brumbaugh in Pennsylvania
Sixteenth Infantry led by Colonel George C. Hickard's unit reaches Camp Brumbaugh and sets up tents amid quick arrivals from the Tenth and Eighteenth Infantry. The camp opens with the call to colors as units assemble in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Camp Brumbaugh
Penner
Brumbaugh
Gnonge C. Hickard
Mpnsylvania
Mercury ship sinks in Black Sea losses reported
Reports say hundreds died when a steamship named Mercury sank in the Black Sea after collision. The total aboard was about 660 with names including Bob Phillipe and Fred Wittoms among those involved in the incident and court actions, fines issued.
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Petrograd
Jute
Tuaalin Ateamet Mercury
Black Sea
Persaba
Bob
Phillipe
Lahore
Asa
Fred Wittems
Crin
Harry Mab
Ervenn
Witnoes
Mexican General Trevino Orders Attack Across Front
June 24 reports from CHINUARUA CITY describe American columns advancing toward San Antonio and Caliente as General Trevino orders assaults. Prisoners and casualties flood the lines, with details of executions and the fate of captured Americans and Mexican civilians. Troop movements, exchanges, and the disposition of forces are described with limited clarity.
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Chinuarua City
San Antonio
OJ Caliente
General Troving
Tee
Treat
Troving
Ampete
Cata
Garrisalam
Wald Ib
Boyd Colin
Cwnoral Povatilingham
Tt Way
Chumauhau City
Saventoun
Jeo Splishbury
Carrigal
Alao Ts
Tal
Denilontiney
Page Paterson
N. Lloyds
Ward
Joven
Socks
Mainlind
M. Donald
Wilkie
Stone
Hoyd
Morey
Kiveo
Ting
Boyd Gaya Tin
Aityanso
Ing Bagun
Natthar
Hoya
British Ames Postwar Notes On Genal Ain Role
June dispatch reports Britain plans to address the matter of General Ain and the Loterpdty United States. The article notes Britain may assume a stance in response to the situation, aiming to clarify leadership and policy as the global tension persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxdon
oMoe
Amuelatni
Genal Ain
United States
Great Britain
Children's May Day Rally at Trxtole Chapel
A church youth event at the Methodist chapel gathers children for a May Day rally and associated activities led by local organizers. The program aims to engage kids in crafts songs and community service.
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Funston
Camp Kanawha
The
la Couclu
Stragglore
Ma, Baker
Pope
London
Rome
BJ. Wooster
Salem
Thern
Ciinelry
Te Qving
Hope Nutural Man Company
Jantomwited
Hay
Isk
Senate
Ally
Iaa E. Robinson
Crooke County
Taye Bean
George Wells
Walleburg
South and Central American
NEW Justice
Los
Trevino
Chihuahua
Ara
British
AR Wiens
Rylaenbal
Stimtaye
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