Memorandum Denies U S Right to Keep Troops in Mexico
A June memorandum rejects Washington's claim of U S rights to deploy armed forces on Mexican soil. It blames Charles Watson and Cusihuirachic managers for the Santa Ysabel massacre and accuses Generals Scott and Funston of bad faith in dealings with General Abregon. The note argues U S troops invite bandit raids and cites Huerta's arrest as unrelated to aiding the constitutionalists. The foreign office released Secretary Lansing’s note simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Lansing
Washington
United States
Vinee
Mexico
Santa Ysabel
Charles Watson
Cusihuirachic Company
General Scott
General Funston
General Abregon
Glenn Springs
Huerta
Germany
Foreign Office
Lans Ing
Casement Found Guilty of Treason and Sentenced to Death
London report says Sir Roger Casement was found guilty of treason by a jury and sentenced to death on Thursday. An appeal will be filed. Casement spoke from the dock with a statement directed to a larger audience, including Americans sympathetic to Ireland. Viscount Bryce and other prominent figures listened as the court’s verdict and proceedings were detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roger Casement
Roger
America
Hoger
Viscount Bryce
Daniel J. Bailey
Wos
Pardon for Idaho Bankers by President Wilson
President Wilson pardoned H M and W G scene owners of the Fir National Bank of Caldwell Idaho who were convicted in March 1916 and sentenced to over years in prison for issuing a certificate of deport with intent to defraud. An explosion wrecks a car No 5 arriving from Ogden Utah creating a large hole to the steel root and injuring a passenger. The cause of the blast remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Washperon
Wilson
H M
W. G
Fir National Bank
Caldwell
Ogden
Utah
Glackers Sent Home From Camp In Uniforms Removed
Soldiers from the First Jows cavalry were sent back to their homes after being stripped of their uniforms. The men had been issued overalls by the stave pearly 1M blackere and were discharged from camp Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Chy
Jows
Menale Passage Began Over a Month Ago
A report notes that a rate action was started over a month ago by involved men, with ongoing discussions and no final decision yet. The item centers on the slow progress and procedural steps in the proceeding.
Mestons Escape After Murder Near Machite
Mysterious report states the Mestons fled the area after killing William Parker near Machite. Details are sparse with no confirmed motive or arrests, and police inquiry continues as residents seek answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Parker
Els
Mallee
Machite
Prank and Cron Incident Reported in Spicefeld WA
A brief item from Spicefeld Washington notes a prank and cron incident involving local individuals. Names and details are partially obscured in the text, with limited readable context about the parties or location. Further clarification needed for precise identification and outcome.
Roosevelt backs Hughes as Progressives endorse ticket
The Progressive National Committee voted 22 to 1 to support Charles E. Hughes for president, signaling a collapse of the party as a national entity. Theodore Roosevelt urged backing Hughes to defeat Wilson, criticizing the Wilson administration while praising Hughes as a principled, capable leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Committee
Progressive Party
Charles & Hughes
Roosevelt
Charles Hughes
Wilson
Colanel Roosevelt
Charles EB. Hughes
Buchanan
Hughes
Progressive National Committee
United States
McKinley
Cuba
Philippines
Jeries
Moana
Tim
Prefers Death to Mexico in Local Mystery Case
A fragmentary report notes a 30-year-old resident of Popeka Kan Mey Roblance and private Wm Battery A involved in a troubling incident. The readable text suggests a motive linked to Mexico and a grim statement about preferring death, with unclear surrounding details and names partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Popeka
Kan
Mey Roblance
Fannie Melianas
Imael
Transported goods and arms seized at the harbor
Local authorities reported shipments loaded with gauge and arms were seized during a transport operation. Investigators noted the seizure occurred after patrols intercepted a vessel tied to known criminal networks. The incident highlights ongoing efforts to curb illicit trafficking.
Negro Troopers Reach the Border After Carrizal Action
Reported from the Mexican border, surviving American Black Troopers reach Fort Bliss after a battle near Carrizal. Accounts claim Mexicans killed wounded soldiers and mine distinctions arise over the engagement. Troopers face medical care as officials tally losses and missing men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buahua City
Joares
Mexico
Chihuahua City
George Bell, Jr
el Paso
Fort Bliss
Lem H. Spillman
Charles T. Boyd
Carrizal
Spillsbury
Boyd
Hight
William D. Gibson
Carrinal
Mexicana
Department
C and K
Yssesing
Freving
American Times
Hughes and Taft Confer in Bridgehampton Luncheon
Charles Hughes and William Howard Taft met for two hours at Bridgehampton N Y over luncheon to discuss the coming presidential campaign. They exchanged views on chief issues of the day and reviewed a tentative campaign plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Taft
Bridgehampton
Charles Hughes
William Hi. Taft
Desialiet Leader Convicted in Military Dignation Case
A leader from East Liebegebl was convicted and sentenced to thirty months in a penal wotyilede eid. The case involves attempted high Maui dination Malamoe Le Une arb Ruriihnn and relates to service with the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desialiet
Goovicted
Liebegebl
Eoclaliel
Peial
Maui
French and ASG Win Big Battle
Report from Petrograd says Keivopita wokk and Lehden Kolomes fell to Russian forces after stubborn fighting. Baltic action near Landsort involved German cruisers and Russian torpedo boats. Verdun clash described as among the deadliest of the long battle. Italians push toward the Adige Brenta line with renewed gains against Austria. heavy fighting continues on all fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasdsort
Baltic
Byses von Hindenburg
Triaumont
Four Vilas Manges Detling Detling.
Four Vilas Manges Detling. M-West Vilistae whe jail here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas Manges
Detling
M—West Vilistae
Utah Battery at Nogales Border Arrival
Utah Battery and artillery units of the Oressatrnal guard reached Nogales on Friday evening in response to the fall of the secretary of war. The force moved to the border to bolster defenses following the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Nepales
Nagains
Ariz
Uish Bold
Was
Ie Nogales
Murderer Sentenced After Prolonged New Jersey Trial
A convicted killer, identified as Jmng Ging, was shipped to the state prison after a lengthy trial in Newton. The verdict follows a three year pursuit ending with a first degree murder charge and a disputed brawl referenced in court records.
Ambush at Gignal Prem leads to heavy losses and retreat
A first hand account describes a clash with Mexican forces at dawn. Pershing’s headquarters approved a patrol to pursue bandits into town. The engaged group faced superior numbers and machine gun fire. Horses fell, riders were wounded, and a small detachment retreated toward safety after recovering four horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gignal Prem
Gomez
Unclear Patient Voices Fear Hospital Surgery
Fragmentary OCR text shows a speaker worried about being cut and mentions calling a hospital and an operation. No clear person, place, or event details are established.
Palghttut Preapest and Prospects Rise in Petition
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a petition and prospects discussion. No clear dates, places, or named organizations are readable. The readable bits suggest urging action and taking chances to improve prosperity.
Well, the Better of the Two Tunes
The fragment hints at a debate or comparison between two tunes with a focus on the better one. It mentions a preference and a perceived improvement, possibly reflecting a public or editorial opinion on musical pieces. No further specifics are provided in the readable text.
Inland News Roundup Merges Disjoint Reports Of Rivers Rail And Crimes
A ragged digest covers a river steamer collision above Salem Oregon, a sunken vessel, and a rash of varied incidents. It notes Oregon rail yard spending, a Wyoming boy burned in an accident, and a proposed Boy Chyana Wild plan in Verdi Nevada. Also mentioned are rail traffic moves in Siberia, a sugar factory plan near Missoula, and labor unrest across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Nevada
Kiepri
Willameus Tier
Corrall
Orahamona
Oregon City Transportation Company
Grey Kage Bar
Salem
William Matiininen
Cumberland
Wyo
Part
Akii Gresting
Richmond
Cuche County
Utah
Jerome
Lincoln County
Oakley
Cassia County
Ituport
Minidoka County
Band Point
Bamner County
Verdi Section
Truckee River
Will
Provn
Oted Juvenile Authority
Tote
Chyana
United States
Bameei Hill
Seattle
Miliicosire
James J. Jin
Viadivortos
Trafic Department
Trans Siberian Railway
Mike Oven
Hurlington Extra
To & Companion
Guernsey
Halle
Mal Carrier
Montana-Utah Sugar Company
Missoula
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Denver
Kila
Mike Connell
Kiko County
Neveda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diaene
Scott and Furteton
Casement
Rotter Khia Paticoman
Spicefeld
Sabar Eat
Vieahen
Hallane
Jan Sars
Carabizal
ASG
Verdun
Thirumont
Galicia
Tenth Cavalry
Eneral Pershing
Rele
Felts Gomes
Ester
Boyd Mees
Gomes
Morey
Adair
Kerry
Berauss
Hite
Sud
Pou Broyer
Balip
Liatsmon Austin
L. Pinker
Beneer Wouriat
Minsiain
Deuw Fisker
Lowes Kies
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!