Casualties heavy in Carrizal fight reported
San Antonio reports a U S detachment likely wiped out at Carrizal with heavy casualties feared by army officials. Pershing warned Captain Boyd to avoid clash. stragglers say Americans were attacked by machine guns after parley. Battery A Texas guards departed for Brownsville.
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San Antonio
Carrizal
Pershing
Parley Withiomez
Galveston
Carranza
United States
Boyd
Texas Guards
Brownsville
Mexican bandits cross border near Hachita. raids continue
It is unofficially reported that Mexican forces crossed the border near Hachita and seized horses and mules. American troops pursued the bandits into Mexico. Pershing dispatched strong scouting patrols to locate wounded stragglers from the Carrizal battle’s detachment.
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Columbus
Hachita
Mexico
Pershing
Carrizal
Mexican General criticizes American officers amid tensions
Chihuahua City June 23 General vino told the Associated Press that American military men disobeyed orders and disrespected Mexicans and the Mexican government. He said he does not want war but is prepared to do his duty if war is forced.
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Chihuahua City
Vino
Associated Press
United States
Mexico
Authorities accuse Holland over potato export policy
Berlin reports grain supplies are sufficient for harvest, while the potato outlook worsens. Authorities accuse Holland of yielding to British money by placing an embargo on potato exports to Germany, signaling a protective stance amid shortages.
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Berlin
Holland
Ger
Hughes Confers With Leaders in New York Meeting
New York June 23 Charles E Hughes held talks with Republican leaders including prominent party figures. The discussions focused on strategy and upcoming political developments as Hughes meets with key insiders to coordinate positions.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Hang Pet Robt
Orpet Trial Mentioned in Lambert Murder Case
Fragmentary text notes tested in the case of Orpet against Will H. in the Marian Lambert murder, mentioning dearing retureror Orpet.
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Will H
Orpet
Marian Lambert
Missouri training for border units begins as called to federal service
June 23 reports indicate Missouri and Nebraska guardsmen prepared for border duty with units to be mobilized by federal authority. Carlson appeals Deans of Military to join the guards, while Nebraska’s entire guard is called to the border.
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Nevada
Missouri
Dever
Carlson
Nebraska Guard
Rae An Sereen
Ogame
Rene Eaves
Tampa Hangs first private execution in history
Tampa county jail conducts the first strictly private execution in the city. Charles Haines, a Black man, is hanged for the murder of Marshal Joe S. Walker at Port Tampa City, marking a break from past public hangings.
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Tampa
Fla
Charles Haines
Joe S. Walker
Port Tampa City
South American Press Divided on U S Mexican Crisis
Rio Janeiro reports Brazilian newspapers lean toward the American stance as the Mexican crisis draws close attention. Buenos Aires notes Argentine public opinion varies with many opposing perceived U S intervention.
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Buenos Aires
Sails Under Secret Orders Sails With Texas
New York report says the battleship Texas sailed with secret orders to an undisclosed destination. The ship carried a full crew, coal, and provisions, headed out on a mission under sealed instructions.
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New York
Texas
Americans in Tampico hide identities amid oil town tensions
From Tampico and Tuxpam reports on June 23 state a terror atmosphere for Americans. Rivals urge Americans to masquerade as English or German to safeguard lives as the U S oil operations face threats. The radio station at Tuxpam has been destroyed. The broader danger to oil wells heightens the crisis.
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Fl Paso
Tampico
Tuxpam
Burned cars and gun positions mark border tension
At El Paso on June 23 American forces command border points with field artillery in view of Juarez. Box cars are said to have been burned to keep them from Americans. Reoccupation of Juarez by evacuated troops is contemplated. Obregon reportedly offered to take back troops. Many Mexicans cross the line as natives claim the United States is the aggressor.
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Fl Paso
Juarez
Obregon
United States
Refugees Arrive in Veracruz as Special Trains Move
Five coaches of Americans arrived from Mexico City and boarded the battleship Nebraska at Veracruz. Special Agent Rodgers is expected with more trains bringing others and then returning to Mexico City. Refugees say the conflict will be arbitrated.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Nebraska
Rodgers
Wheat and Corn Closing Values in Chicago Markets
Wheat closes for July 1934 at unspecified level while corn yields 71.4 and oats 39.14 in Chicago trade. Market notes indicate ongoing price movements across grains with July contracts highlighted.
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Chicago
Axe Fight Over Road Matters Ends With Man Surrender
Otto Pruit, a rancher near Hawkins Basin, turned himself in at McCammon after admitting he struck a neighbor with an axe during a dispute over road issues. He was brought to Pocatello and jailed as authorities plan an investigation. the other man’s injuries were not confirmed.
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Otto Pruit
Hawkins Basin
McCammon
Pocatello
Atorney
Pruit
Electric interests push big interurban line to Idaho
Eastern Idaho faces a choice on a Salt Lake City to Yellowstone Park electric railroad. Utah and Idaho power interests back a route via Preston Downey Pocatello Blackfoot Idaho Falls Rigby Rexburg St Anthony Ashton to Yellowstone with Pocatello as a major division hub. The plan requires local stock subscribes, $100 minimum, and a merger with the parent company once conditions are met.
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Salt Lake
Yellowstone
Pocatello
Idaho
Intermountain West
The
Tribune
Intermountain
Ind
Utah
Salt Lake City
Preston
Downey
Blackfoot
Idaho Falla
Rigby
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Ashton
Yellowstone Park
Thall
Pocatello Trac- Hon & Interurben Co
Inal
Sd Bell
Beojeck
Thor
Petersboro
Gate City
Coal Traction Company
Pocatello Traction & Interurban Co
Pocatello Traction & Interurban Railway Co
Electric Railroad
Lee
Through Electric Railway Company
Electric Railroad Company
Clark Gibson
Allied Electric Interests
Corps of Engineers
Portneuf Canon
Marsh Valley
Electric
War talk and mobilization press on Mexican border
Washington reports Secretary Baker orders all militia to border immediately upon organization. House debates Hay resolution to draft guardsmen and fund vulnerable families. Pershing reports act remains unprovoked. Trevino warns U S moves other than border will be attacked. Mexico City notes quiet as Americans depart.
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Washington
Baker
Army Department
Hay
House
Lansing
Arredondo
Carr
Mexico
United States
War Department
Villa
Wilson
Pershing
Gomez
Boyd
Japs Decline Arms to Mexico Saying They Are Overburdened
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Ishii told the Associated Press that Japan will not supply arms or munitions to Mexico. He stated there are already more orders than factories can fill and expressed hope that war between the United States and Mexico can be avoided. Japanese interests in the American Pacific are commercial.
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Tokio
Mexico
Ishii
Associated Press
Japan
United States
American Pacific
No Change in European War. French Hold Line in Champagne
London reports German artillery opened heavy fire on French positions in Champagne but did not gain a permanent footing. Minor infantry operations noted in Verdun as Italy reports progress in Rome.
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London
Champagne
Pari
Verdun
Rome
Harvard Wins Freshman and First Varsity Rowing Events
Harvard defeated Yale in the Thardas on the Thames at New London Connecticut securing victories in the freshman and first varsity races. The main varsity race was scheduled for later today.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Thardas
Yale
Mass Meeting Called for Idaho Patriots
Mayor George Williams calls a mass meeting at Main and Center in Pocatello at 7 tonight to urge patriotism and enlist 500 men for the federalized Idaho National Guard second line of defense. Speakers include Major Williams Col Parson s and Lt Krengel as border dispatches report heavy enrollments for Carranza and renewed frontier tensions.
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George Williams
Pocatello
National Guard
Main
Center
National Guard of Idaho
Boise
Carranza
Major Williams
J. B. Parsons
Ie G. A. R
C. H. Krengel
Idaho Regiment
Twin Falls
Preston
Botee
Francisco
San Francisco
Idaho
Pre Ant
Peace conference urged to avert Mexican border hostilities
The American Union against Militarism announced plans for a Americans and Mexicans conference in El Paso. Telegrams urged Bryan Jordan and Walsh to attend, with the union offering to cover expenses. Similar messages went to prominent Mexicans. No date set.
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New York
el Paso
American Union
Bryan
David Starr Jordan
Frank Walsh
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Rio Janeiro
Jacinto Trevino
Felix Gomez
Trevino
Idaho Patriots
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