Wilson to address Congress on Mexico war message
Washington reports indicate President Wilson will appear before Congress to present a war message if Carranza fails to act or respond unfavorably. The U S insists on immediate release of captured American troopers as a nonnegotiable demand and notes a strong protest from Mexico over alleged American outrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Carranza Falk
Lansine
San Geronimo
Valto
Pershing
Newiqulpa
Mexicanu
Wae & Department
Avila
Appointment of Gordon Auchincloss Named to Democratic Committee
NOUSH'S RELATIVE NEW YORK reports the appointment of Gordon Auchincloss, lawyer of the city and recruiter for the Democratic National Committee, announced by Van R. McCormick, chairman. Auchincloss is son in law of Col. E. M. House, a close associate of President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gordon Auchincloss
Guards Take Oath Question Hobbles Civil War Draft
Charleston June 28 reports show some Second Infantry volunteers will be sworn to the oath required by the War Department but yet disqualified for service due to the three year term. General Hond learned many object to federal service and officers will issue orders to enlistment expiring ballotment. Surgeons marked unusual camp activity as medicals finish and trains prepare to move troops once sworn. Persistent rumor says orders for immobilization may come before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Second Infantry
War Department
Hond
Dick Inn
Morrison
Special Train Ordered For Local Militiamen Tonight
London dispatch reports four Somala vessels listed at Lloyds as involved in wartime casualties including the Japanese Taiyetsu Maru the Italian Clara the Italian Avenuo and the Dutch Wailatrain. A later despatch notes the steamship Dulyeteu Maru wrecked off Barestonia with forty-one crew saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd's Shipping Agency
O Clara
Two Contracts Awarded by Maryland Coal Company to Keeley Brothers
John Pikerley of Keeley Brothery contractors has been awarded one contract to construct a coal line spur extending the Georges Creek and Cumberland railroad for the Maryland Coal Company. The project includes excavation for a large ore brick and clay plant, with two big contracts expected to employ a large force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P.ikerley
Keeley Brothery
Wan
Werlpemlay
Maryland Coal Company
Georges Creek
Cumberland
Marsland Road
Rowley Brother’k
German victory claims in Volhynia front
June 28 report says the German army halted Russian advances in Volhynia. Berlin reports capture of Wienlwika village west of Bokul marking another setback for Soviet forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Volhynia
Ollowckine
Hue
Wienlwika
Bokul
Big gains in votes in Telegram 10 000 Club drive
Telegram 10 000 Club members in two districts report sharp gains in votes and a big push this week with a $25 subscription value offering a free 50 00 bonus and awards including autos, diamonds, and appliances. Active members are promised cash salaries to encourage campaigns and several warnings about realigning voters and potential dropouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Finn Jo
Cnah
Merchandiee
Robinson Gains Welch Amid Recount Fuels Victory
June 28 report shows Judge Robinson widening his lead after a slow recount. Officials cite a 1,048 margin with McDowell figures. subsequent counts push the statewide majority to 669, as Robinson strengthens his position against Atly forces and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDawell Treaunty
Judge Robinson
McHowall
Robinson
Asrl
Lilly
Robe Fnson
S17
Assault at Verdun Front Delays German Advance Near Fleury
Dispatches report continued heavy fighting on the Verdun front near Fleury with German forces delivering an attack that was repelled by French fire. Skirmishes were noted near Thiaumont and Avecourt while No major actions occurred west of the Meuse. In Chicago, Major General Thomas Herry ordered mediation moves to align militia units from Missouri Kansas and Wisconsin, deemed reasonably ready for border deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sogedsvan Rass
Paris
Fleury
Verdun
Thiaumont
Anveral
Are
The
Meuse
Avecourt
Chattanbenirt
Chicago
Thomas}. Herry
United Beater Army
Allhole
Missouri
Kansan
Wisconsin
First Fatality in Tenth Regiment Reported
The first fatality in the Tenth Regiment of the Penns Air died in a Heat lepton hospital, Pennsylvania, in June 1938.
Recruits Enlist for Camp Kanawha Amid Virginia Guard
The Went Virginia National Guard regiments A and K rush to assemble troops for Camp Kanawha. Telegraph orders flow to captains, with 53 in Company K and 58 in Company A reporting by Wednesday afternoon. Many recruits lack uniforms and arms, and women listed as spouses or connections are named among those awaiting inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
National Guard
KR. Lynd Osborn
Harvey Te Gregory
Company K
Company A Hind
Company HC
Glenn F. Willams
Tt le Litk
Ona
Austrians Flush Back Rivalry in Rome clash
Rome dispatch reports a tallane haw scene with Austrians pushing back and maintaining momentum in a tense match up. Details are fragmented but indicate a decisive push by Austrian forces in the Italian capital.
Cowboys Trail Toll Leads to Mexican Border
Army officers report William Parker and his wife killed on their ranch northwest of Huehin. Cowboys from Diamant A and T-Bar pursue bandits after a raid and follow a fresh trail into Mexico. Six Mexicans arrested on charges linked to Parker King case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parkwr
Huehiin
Ulaaldo
Tony
Hochita
Mexico
Chie
Parker King
Meat contracts with army for monthly mel and bacon shipments
A contract with the army quartermaster supplies 7.00 pounds of mel for monthly use. Shipments originate from Fort Sam Houston and El Paso. About 9 million pounds of beef are packed in two pound cans and sent to San Antonio under orders, plus 240000 pounds of bacon and bacon rations to be shipped to a border stockyard location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Fort Sam Towson
al Paso
San Antonio
Unclear fragmentary report on conference and figures
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bryan, Wilming centre, Inotructione, American Union, and a conference that was to be held today under the American Union. References to David Starr Jordan and other centers suggested before week’s end June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilming de
Holt
American Union
Militakem
Mexico
United Star
David Starr Jordan
William Tain TiNbate
Repulsed Berlin fronts see German repulse several attacks
June 28 dispatch says small Franco-British attacks along the front were repulsed by German forces. In Verdun sector French assaults failed under German fire. Western front notes reconnoitering probes south of the Bomer river with artillery, mines and gas smoke, all repelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
War Office
Verdut
LaBames Canale
Bommae
Troops Entrain for Border Amid Muster Confusion
Troops from the Pennsylvania Guards prepare to entrain for Texas border duty under heavy muster requirements. General Lannan and Major General C. M. Clement oversee the move as 1485 men are counted for roll call amid anxious departures from Mount Gretna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Sprowinge
MT. Gretna
Walter
Army Allegoone
Pantaylvania Guards
Amour
Bennebetkado
EL Paso
Lannn
Paso
United States
C. M. Clement
National Guard
St York
Lwo Ent wAltn
Texas
Coltin
Parker Saulgh confirms bankruptcy sale details and deeds
In a bankruptcy matter before T A Brown, the estate of Juan Th At ny meeting was confirmed. Residence property Whatty sold to George Ke for 46000, land in Kiaon county sold for 7260, and other parcels in Giltier county sold for 3700. Deeds to purchasers were issued. Here Lodge No 8 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons holds a meeting at seven for second degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersaulg
Juan Th
W. d. Mahian
T. A. Brown
Whatty
George Ke
Kiaon County
Wold
Charis I
Stout
Giltier County
Raferne Aulborielle
Uiim
Examination Candidates Named in Board Session
James P. Davidson of Dridespost, Joseph J.alee of Salem, and Mig ihe tpte dental examination were listed in Wheeling proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Davidson
Dridespost
Joseph J.alee
Salem
Mig
Wheeling
Administrator Qualities for Mary Jane Kearnes Estate
John T. Kearnes qualified Wednesday as administrator of the estate of Mary Jane Kearnes with bond at 100 pounds and Charles D. Nutter acting. John T. Kearnes, Taney Warison and Charles D. Nutter were appointed to appraise the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Keamrnes
Mary Jane Kearnes
Charles D. Nutter Wituty
John T. Kearnes
Taney Warrison
Charles D. Nutter
Buckhannon Girl Recovers From Illness
Agnes Keatley, aged years, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Keatley, of Buckhannon, is reported to be recovering after a period of illness. Local family notes the improvement and thanks the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Keatley
George Keatley
Bunkhanson
Dynamite Squads Fear Fresh Threats Amid Border Tensions
June 25 Paso reports heightened apprehension as civil and military authorities monitor groups of refugees and insurgent forces massing near Juan and Chihuahua. Notices warn that in wartime, railways could be attacked, with troops and detectives tracking possible sabotage along the Mexico Cunti and Mexico Northwestern lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Viley
American Occupation of Nogales Nears Completion
Unclear OCR text reports movements around Nogales with references to occupation efforts and Mexican withdrawal. Details are fragmentary with garbled names and phrases, but indicate tension at a US sentry post and potential cross-border actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Aries
Wight Maticah Woldlore
Minjaiy Willan
Carranza’s Reply Delays American Demands
Officials in Washington reported Carranza’s reply to the American note arrived late and described as cautious. The Mexican leader’s response referenced private matters and suggested no immediate commitment. Observers note the exchange signals strain but no clear settlement on the dispute yet.
Food export limit at Brownsville affects Mexicana trade
A San Antonio report notes a food export limit near Brownsville Texas, with a $2 cap on certain goods and warnings for Mexicana travelers. The message references customs guidance, motor trucks, and upcoming interviews set for trucks, as authorities coordinate border measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrownsville
Tex
Jane
United States Customs
cMfelnia
Mexicana
Mexico
French to Get Barnhart's Job
Antonio reports on French plans involving Barnhart, a reshuffle, and military marching orders. The article notes sunburned noses and rising heat as recruits prepare for campaigns. It mentions General Marat Kale and token descriptions of routine marches and guard dispositions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Wilson
Carranza
Hopublic
Noush
Martin Ways
Gershany
Switzerland
Maretaga
Jatin W. Wats
Jean Dew Grant
Samuel Jay Vinson
Eugenia Hader
Dick Saw
Keeley Brothers
Solr Thetide
Lin Direetor
Sncuy
Ortem
Thia
McDowell County
Welch
Treaunt
Charles Harmon
Homer Stoneking
Hope Natural Gos Company
Tohn Islrd
Clork
Harry Teann
AL J. Grahnan
Clifford McManagay
Io Lloyd Johnspp
Fred L. Hoss
George Jennings
Palestrat
Harry G. Moore
William Soukins
Rugeoll G. Francis
Willian H. Joking
Fred
Jobin P. Peacock
Paddy Peacock
Rineman
Fourth Street
Norville D. Go
Olf
Ralph Cunningham
Dorsey R- Sinitti
Harry G. Taxus
Laurence G. Lindsay
Ashby H. Powell
Thunde End
James J. Zennlon
Tran Powell
Aaleaian
Matthew Alexander
Honard C. Morgan
J. Ward Rumall
Richard W. Winfield
Percy D. Hammond
Charton L. Doyle
A. Healy
Nobart A. Travis
Miliitary School
Clarence Storton
Rome
MEAT
Federal Army
Quartermaster
Bryan
New Mexico
Entente
W. J. Holden
Siro Communication
Buckhannon
Mexico City
Toda
Oy Agant Rodgers
Ody Carransale
Culdiere
Toxlay
Thary
Barnhart
Antonio
Marat
Ney
Dieta
Mieshind
D- E
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!