Memorandum Denies U S Right to Keep Forces in Mexico
The Mexican memorandum replies to Secretary Lansing’s note denying U S armed presence on Mexican soil. It accuses Generals Scott and Funston of bad faith, blames Charles Watson for the Santa Ysabel massacre, and asserts U S troops invite further border raids. The document also cites Huerta's arrest motives and rejects proof of Mexican support for bandits.
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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 Is Found Guilty of Treason and Sentenced to Death
Sir Roger Casement was found guilty of treason by a jury and sentenced to death. An appeal will be taken. He addressed the court reading a statement aimed at a wider audience, invoking sympathy from America and Irish liberty. Accomplice Daniel J. Bailey stood in the dock as the Chief Justice directed a verdict of not guilty.
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London
Roger Casement
Roger
America
Hoger
Viscount Bryce
Daniel J. Bailey
Wos
Pardon Granted for Caldwell Bankers in Idaho Case
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 deportation with intent to defraud. An explosion wreck injured a passenger vehicle arriving from Ogden Utah creating a large hole in the steel root. cause remains a mystery.
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Idaho
Washperon
Wilson
H M
W. G
Fir National Bank
Caldwell
Ogden
Utah
Glackers Sent from Camp in Uniformless Condition
Report says "Glackers" were expelled from camp on Friday after being stripped of uniforms and issued coveralls by a union of First Jows cavalry. They were sent home to their residences.
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Lowe Chy
Jows
Passed by the Menale Ator Fixture Earlier
A brief note records that a menale ator rate began more than a month ago and was passed by the participants, marking a milestone in the ongoing process.
Mestons Escape After Killing William Parker
The Mestons, alleged murderers of William Parker and his wife, fled their home near Machite, southwest of Columbus. Authorities report the pair vanished after the crime, with efforts underway to locate them and pursue charges.
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Columbus
William Parker
Els
Mallee
Machite
Prank Event Reported in Spicefeld Community
A fragmented local notice from Spicefeld Washington references an event titled Fuinainan Prank & Cron. The readable text includes names Rotter Khia Paticoman and partial location hints, indicating a small community incident or activity brief with unclear details.
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Rotter Khia Paticoman
Spicefeld
Sabar Eat
Roosevelt backs Hughes in Progressive Party split
The Progressive National Committee endorsed Charles Evans Hughes for president by a 22 to 1 vote, nine abstentions, marking the party's end as a national force. Roosevelt declined the Progressive nomination, urging support for Hughes to defeat Wilson, criticizing Wilson's record and stressing national welfare and honest leadership.
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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 Mystery Kansas Row
A brief, garbled note from an unidentified source mentions a person named Popeka and a 30 year old private in Battery A Fannie Melianas tied to a confrontation. The fragment hints at a desire to die rather than go to Mexico, with a vague Monday event referenced.
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Mexico
Popeka
Kan
Mey Roblance
Fannie Melianas
Imael
Unclear fragment hints at transport laden with arms
Fragmentary text mentions loaded transport with gauges and arms and a hallane setting, unclear context, no identifiable people or organizations.
Negro Troopers Reach The Border After Carrizal Fight
Survivors of a bloody battle with a vastly superior Mexican force arrive at the border on a special train from Chihuahua City. Twenty three troopers, some torn and nearly nude, are taken to Fort Bliss hospital for recovery and then to their units. Reports detail diverging accounts of Captain Boyd’s leadership and claims of killings of wounded Americans by Mexican forces.
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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
Eneral Pershing
Rele
Felts Gomes
Ester
Boyd Mees
Gomes
Morey
Adair
Kerry
Hughes and Taft Confer in Bridgehampton Luncheon
Charles Hughes and William Howard Taft met for two hours Friday at a Bridgehampton luncheon to discuss the upcoming campaign. They reviewed chief issues of the day and outlined a tentative campaign plan.
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Hughes
Taft
Bridgehampton
Charles Hughes
William Hi. Taft
Desialiet Leader Convicted in Military Court
A leader from East Liebegebl was convicted and sentenced to thirty months in a penal facility by a military court for attempted high treason. The defendant Malamoe Le Une arb Ruriihnn faced the court amid accusations of conspiracy and disloyalty to the national army.
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Desialiet
Goovicted
Liebegebl
Eoclaliel
Peial
Maui
French and ASG Win Big Battle Update
Report from Petrograd says Lehden Kolomes fell to Russians after a stubborn fight in Eastern Galicia. Copenhagen dispatches describe a night battle off Lasdsort in the Baltic with German warships attacking Russian torpedo boats as part of Hindenburg’s renewed offensive. Verdun’s trenches see another brutal clash as Italian gains push closer to the Austrian lines between the Adige and Brenta amid heavy Italian offensives.
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Lasdsort
Baltic
Byses von Hindenburg
Triaumont
Four Vilas Manges Detling Detention Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate four Vilas Manges and Detling involved in a prior event. A West Vilistae jail entry is listed for Friday, with unclear details and locations.
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Vilas Manges
Detling
M—West Vilistae
Utah Battery at Nogales Arrives to Border Patrol Action
Utah Battery at Nogales in action as artillery and guards push toward the border in response to the fall of a secretary of war. Battery A and Uish Bold units arrived Friday at Nogales around 7:10 o clock, signaling heightened military mobilization.
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Utah
Nepales
Nagains
Ariz
Uish Bold
Was
Ie Nogales
Murderer Ensnouted in New York Case Trial
A fragmented report notes a murder accusation in New York involving a suspect linked to the state prison system. The text references a three year period and a quarrel, but details are garbled and the exact events are unclear.
Ambush Reported In Mexican Offensive Against U S Troops
Eyewitness account describes Mexican forces opening fire at Gen Pershing’s base and a patrol led by Capt Boyd. Cavalry and machine guns exchanged fire as horses were shot or fled, leaving a small group to retreat toward safety. Lt Adair and Capt Boyd were killed. four horses recovered before the survivors reached safety.
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Gignal Prem
Gomez
Berauss
Adair
Hite
Fragmented quote from anxious caller seeks hospital aid
A garbled dialogue expresses fear of being harmed during a medical event with mentions of calling a hospital and an operation. The readable parts suggest anxiety about medical treatment and potential danger.
Palghttut Preapest Petition Echoes Unclear Claim
A jumbled fragment discusses a petition and urging risk taking for prospects. No clear names, organizations, dates, or events are discernible from the unreadable text.
Unreadable OCR Text Prompts Cautious Summary Attempt
The provided OCR fragment is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable names. No clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome is discernible to craft a valid article card.
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Unfolding West Frontier News and Accidents Report
Inland Northwest reports 15 000 tor not yet received as Boyle from Nevada comments on militia towns. A river steamer Orahamona sank near Grey Kage bar ten miles above Salem. A boy injured in Cumberland Wyoming drone burns may die. Sugar company eyes Missoula beet factory amid regional development. A juvenile boys’ city planned in Verdi Nevada by Judge Will Provn. Rail executive Bambee Hill departs to Russia to manage Trans Siberian traffic. A man knifed in Guernsey Wyoming. another stabbed years ago. Nevada inmate resent wage clash. Denvers Colorado Fuel & Iron weigh guard roles. Austin of the Canadian army detained amid Japan duties.
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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
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Pou Broyer
Balip
Liatsmon Austin
L. Pinker
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