Carranza to Declare Attitude for Future in Mexico
Washington June 29 Ambassadors and ministers report that Carranza must state his future policy toward the United States as Mexican and American tensions unfold. A release notes efforts to free prisoners and maintain friendly relations, while Wilson demands safe borders and control over bandits. Baltimore Ohio declares quarterly dividends amid annual meetings and stockholder notices.
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Washington
Arredanto
Forden
Aguilar
Curransa
Trevina
Carrizal
Chihuahua City
Treliniae
Uber
Platon
Mexico
Carranza
Wilson
Mat Carranza
Mexico City
Car Frnam Governioo
Activitine
Carranta
Ebrtes
Ie Mosieat
United States
Maxon
Saeking
Frewckas Plans Independence Day Fest at Norwood Park
Frewca ks plans for Clarkshoro s Independence Day celebration at Norwood Park with a morning band concert and grounds procession. The program features a 226 trot and 2 25 place show, motor cycle race, baseball game, amusements for children, skating, dancing, a carousel, and various concessions. Park management contracts a grand fireworks display at night with a factory man in charge.
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Clarkshoro
Norwood Park
Dunham
Amile Motors
Elean
Hun. Rede
Shin Line
Plenin
Might
Aiplay
Epidemic infantile paralysis spreads in New York
June 24 New York reports rapid spread of infantile paralysis with 208 Brooklyn and twenty Manhattan cases and twelve deaths. Health department forms special disease control force. 32 new cases yesterday. Quarantine planned for eight weeks and home visits to monitor households during fever epidemic.
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Anpoderen
New York
Health Department
Hrookigh
Manhattan
Hee
War wreckage and trials linger after Baltic clashes
Copenhagen reports objects from the Skagerrak battle drifted ashore near Jutland. Identified wreckage includes British ships Warspite Marlborough destroyer Nemtor and Pommern German cruiser Wolgast. Trials of Jamon Mulligan Darvey Smith on fighting charges were postponed until Friday due to a missing witness.
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Ey Ansectsgen
Barlin
Copenhagen
Rapa
Warhin
Skagerrak
Imro
Jutland
Warapite
Marlborough
Nemtor
Pommern
Wolataden
Jamon Mulligan
Darvey Smith
Ware
Witnoss
Biggest Club Contest Draws Votes and Prizes Across Telegram 10000
Readers urged to join the Telegram 10000 Club promotion promising awards totaling over 4950 dollars. Participants gain votes and chances at prizes, including 100000 votes certificates and a grand prize valued at 3640. Young entrants are told they can win by gathering support, with emphasis on self confidence and social connections built through campaigning.
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Berthen
Uiost
Commie von
Ble
Howe
Iniorn
Miorn
Winnir
Businew
Motor trucks replace teamsters in border supply drive
The United States Army expands motorized overland transport along the Texas border. Major General Frederick Fhinton orders a punitive expedition toward Mexico under General Pershing. A convoy of trucks begins rapid deployment from the factory to El Paso and Columbus, with tests showing the new capability to move men, materiel, and equipment along improvised routes to support frontier operations.
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Amy Fort Sam Houston
Texan
Department of the United States Army
Prederick Fhinxton
Pershing
Mexico
el Paso
Columbus
Perview
San Antonio
Walntain
German repulse near Verdun after bombardment
German forces attacked French positions northwest of Thiaumont in the Verdun sector after a three day bombardment but were repulsed with heavy losses. French machine guns and artillery reportedly destroyed the attackers according to the war office.
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Thiaumont
Verdun
Paris
Thoraday
Cirial
Court Martial Over Militia Oath Refusals In Boston
Adjutant General Cole announced a War Department communication stating militiamen who refused the federal oath or faced famine relief are subject to court martial. He said 600 to 800 men had refused the oath and ordered those who had returned home to report at Camp Framingham.
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Transsensien
Boston
Cole
War Department
T Ie Militie
Law of the War Department
Camp Framingham
Cavalry Horses Fight for Status in New Mexico Rally
A scrambled report from Colum bus, New Mexico, cites cavalry horses in a June event where riders aimed to boost morale amid disorder. Local observers noted the crowd’s reactions as officers attempted to restore order.
Roger Casement Is Found Guilty Way to Morgantown
Virginia H Willey dies at her Morgantown home after a long illness. She was 68 and widow of Thomas Ray Willey who served on a pension board. Relative ties include Ro Col J Le Mecor and Senator Willey’s kin. Residents Hattie Heyne and Carrie Hagans survive.
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Washington
Virginia
H. Willey
Tve
Morgantown
Intarrarat
Willey
Wee
Thomas Ray Willey
West Virginia
Congress
Col
J. le Mecor
War Department
Willy
Tye Platers
Heyne Hattie
Caiiie Hagans
Roger Casement Sentenced to Death for High Treason
London dispatch reports Sir Roger Casement found guilty of high treason and sentenced to death after a dramatic trial. The jury returned a verdict Thursday afternoon as details of the case and defense arguments were discussed. Bailey the private soldier involved faced separate charges and was acquitted.
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City of
London
Roger Casement
Highemason
Feta Knit
Count Peel
Sir Roger
Alexander Sulivan
Frederick Ainih
Toger
Roger
Dante
J. Bailey
Thrustlee
Bailey
Villa Seeks Gas From Mexican Exile at Riverside Office
A rumor report describes a man claiming to be Villa approaching a window for gas and asking for firearms and safe passage from Mexico. The scene unfolds with an office alarmed by the audacious claim of a second cousin of General Villa amid tense shipments and punitive expedition talk.
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Clarks
Villa
Mexico
Witis
Ville
Gesteral Ville
Car
Annual meeting of city board of trade announced
The annual meeting of the city board of trade will be held Friday evening at the Atlantic temple. Officers will be elected and an informal luncheon served. Frank Jewell Hagnoond of South Orange NJ will deliver the keynote address “Business Maturity” and discuss the Willard punch line.
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City Board of Trade
Atssonic
Tragic Shooting Fallout and Local News From Lewis County
A report from Lewis County recounts a tragic morning near Jane Low where an eight year old girl was shot by a man in a room, dying soon after. Medical aid arrived, but the event prompted questions about the attacker’s motive and state of mind. The article also notes local events including a civil war veteran’s funeral, community gatherings, and various social notes from Brownsville to Parkersburg and nearby towns.
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Waahineton
Merino
Michy
Thule
Hall’ Yaw
Iythe
St. Mary
Tewth
Tim
Jane Low
Joe Barnait
bin Mather
Alker
Mian Dormit Athor
Jonesy City
William J. Warner
Hain Nh Brownsville
Westa
Union
Grand Army
The
Republic
Laurel Lich
Clark White
St Margie Hospital
Tiex
Minn
Irena Camoy
Parkersbur
Mljy Lou Vanderrort
Morgantown
Alle
Turney
Leon
Gee Link
Doctors Hall and Greene
Camden
Slater
Hornor
J. C. Miller
Mig. W. H. Williama
Mad Street
Polit 1 Pleasant
Maryland Troops Move Through The Night On Three Trains
The First Maryland regiment will move Friday night via three Reventees cars, with supplies in box cars, stock car for horses, and other cars for baggage and personnel. Aiming to transport troops, supplies and equipment, the parade of trains begins as they head toward the frontline.
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Maryland
Camp Kanawha Mobilizes First Regiment for Departure
The First Regiment of West Virginia National Guard including Companies A and KE and others will entrain at 3 PM for Camp Kanawha. A special train from the North South Avenue will convey troops. Colonel C F Jouliy will command. The roster lists officers and men from multiple companies with a likely additional Company J from Fairmont joining.
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West Virginia
National Guard
Threety
C.F Jouliy
Charkabuire
Battany
Wackhannon
Littleton
Crafton
Martinsburg
Kinewood
Pallmanty K
Clarksburg
Morgatawn
Toren Alta
Fairmont
Oritera
Jeoutynant Gotonel
L. Onborn
Hilt Worming
Vod Strow
Weat Mary
Pike
Virw
Frank J. Waleh
Attrui
Powell
Jy Gy Hanaway
MM. Alexander
Qo Bartlett
W. K. Berry
J. Titty
M. Creighton
T. Collina
J. Ningham
A. J. Damn
We Honon
C. L. Davis
D. K. Doyle
Davis
Hl. G. Delhon
W. Told
Francis
Gandy
N. D
J. Gratien
F.C. Graham
Hammond
C. Harmon
J. A. Healy
H.W. Matta Wore
Go Hema
Hie
Homer
J. J. Jacobn
William Jenkin
Jenks Tackwon
L- Johanon
P. LG
Lindsey
Lynn Martin
D. M. Moore
I G
Morenn
G.tatorton
A. H. Powell
Parish
L. Parriah
John Roel
HW. Filey, Jr
W. Muneall
J. J. Sommer
J. Shuttleworth
LR. Broneking
FB. Swisher
Chaslea
H. G. Teague
Townsend Waldo
Charis Welger
Remy
Haney Ledoux
Loy Lough
Mandiur
George Maltregot
Mareal
Jutes Rupp
Marci Tom
Paul Lebmidt
Hy Brey Duff
A. Clavier
Mediation Session In Washington About U S Mexico Relations
Fragmented notes indicate a mediation in Washington on Thursday involving Jing 28 Calderon and Bell Talael regarding whether the United States would entertain a tweet in the Mexican dimenity. Calderon discussed with Lansing for about five minutes as a draft attorney edition in Maxion.
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Washington
Jing
Calderon
Bell Talaelor
United
Lansing
Absauropatites
Carranaay
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