Peremptory Demand on Carranza to Repudiate Attack
Washington reports a peremptory demand to General Carranza to repudiate the attack on American troops and release all captives. The note warns of grave consequences if not complied with and cites ongoing border tensions as U.S. forces bolster patrols while awaiting Pershing’s full report on the Carranza incident.
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Carranza
Wash
Car Fadia
Carrical Ud
Washlnston
Lansing
Jinal
General Pershing
War Department
Troops Mobilized For Mexican Border Action
Massachusetts troops from Framingham begin mobilization to support the United States government. General statements indicate about eight thousand soldiers could be ready to move to the Mexican border by tomorrow if required, with officials saying they cannot yet confirm exact orders.
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Ser Apeamesat
Robton
Jilin
Mamachusetts
Framingham Camry
Cole
Anyrul
Mexican official considers a diplomatic inquiry on Carranza
Washington reports Minister Ignatio Calderon of Holivia asks if Carranza would accept mediation between the United States and Mexico. Calderon said the Mexican ambassador would convey the inquiry, but Carranza cannot reply now. A similar inquiry is expected to be sent soon and a response anticipated from the American government tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ignaiio Calveron
Holivia
Arectbatt
Republica
Intasion
Redfield unit prepares for border duty in Mexico assignment
In Redfield South Dakota the fortieth regiment of the National Guard concentrated for possible deployment to the Mexican border. Jin 24 and other guard members assembled for drill and readiness as civilians watched.
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Srt Sgnpeiery
Renee
Redfield
Foweth Rogiment
South Dakota National Guard
Prohibition Presidenc y Aspirants Include Ex Governors
Ex governors William Sulzer J Frank Hanly Eugmher Monk Sumner W Haynes Francis B Baldwin Willan PF Ferguson and Bredatick Wheeler seek the Prohibition party nomination at the national convention in St Paul in July. The group combines long activists and well known figures with a few less familiar names. Haynes, Baldwin and Baldwin are profiled alongside others, noting careers from law to public service and prohibition advocacy.
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ST. Paul
Mina
Nanirante
Staton
Delogatis
Prohibition Party
William Sulzer
New York
Congress
J. Prank Hanly Sheim
Castle
Indiana
Eugmher Monk
Hostox
Masaachusette
Sumner W. Haynes
Portland
Ind
Francis B. Baldwin
Almira
N.Y
Willan PF. Ferguson
Franklin, Pa
Bredatick J. Wheeler
Los Angeles
Calif
Russian Offense In Full Swing Across Fronts
The overview notes a wide Russian push from Bukovina toward the Galician border with Kuty reportedly occupied and major towns under control. German and Austro German forces push to hold positions while Allied lines face heavy fighting from northern Galicia toward Lviv. Verdun sees German gains as French counter efforts reclaim ground near Pleury.
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Bukowina
Brussilom
Kuty
Carpathians
Iussian
Pomexston
Cremning Nutibies
Gallela
Luuk
Atalire
von Jdnain
Petrograd
Verdun
Thiaumost
Poaltion Arth
Thi
Pleury
Verdin
Thtatrmont
Trentino
Parablo
No Survivors Report From Carrizal Search Mission
Couriers arrived at the American camp in Mexico with relief expedition crews and recovered bodies. They found no survivors during renewed searches and held tentative hopes of later findings. Official denial states no attack on one of the attackers by Carranza followers occurred.
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Columbus
Nom
Dane
Mexico
Hun
Chile Seeks Inter American Peace Effort Over Mexican Crisis
A Chilean despatch reports the government awaiting responses from American nations on possible intervention to secure a peaceful Mexican crisis solution. Chile has been in telegraphic contact with governments of Argentina and others seeking consensus before further steps.
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Geermmenta Ot Aeador
10 AS All Americans Found in Mexico with Arms but Others to Be Protected
Brownsville on June 24 reports siren warnings near Mata Moras amid a Mexican circular signed by General Nafarrata declaring war with the United States. It states that Americans found bearing arms will be executed, while those peaceful and south of the Rio Grande will be protected.
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Mexico
Brownsville
Tex
Matamoras
P. Nafarrata
Tamaulipas
Rio ‘Grande
Refugees Packed Aboard Montérey For U S Voyage
June 24 report from Refuges Vira Cruz notes the Ward Line steamship Montérey will leave tomorrow with all deck space filled by refugees to the United States. The U S government waived passenger limits and Captain Smith will admit passengers by space only. Only American citizens will be carried on the first trip. other ticketed travelers must seek other boats as many tickets were cancelled.
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Vira Cruz
Ward Line
Montérey
United States
Captain Smith
Monterey
Americam
Latin American diplomats seek mediation in U S Mexico conflict
New York June 24 Gonzalo Cordova envoy from Ecuador said he will travel to Washington to mediate between the United States and Mexico. He has orders from Ecuador’s foreign minister and has sent messages to Latin American ministers urging their representatives to Washington to use good offices to avert conflict. Romulo Naon Argentine ambassador to the United States also headed to Washington with his secretary.
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Car Assoctar
Temages
Washington
Romulo
Naon
United States
Wood Orders Eastern States Militia to Mexican Border Move
Major General Leonard Wood, commanding the U S Army department in the east, reports that state guardsmen from Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey and New York are mobilizing for possible deployment to the Mexican border within days. About 5,000 troops are expected to be ready to move within 72 hours after war department orders countermand the original telegraph directive. The northern New Jersey regiments and the Sixty-ninth New York, plus Yale artillery batteries at New Haven, are noted as ready to deploy, with Connecticut militia also prepared to move next week under Major General John F. O’Ryan.
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Leonard Wood
Department of the Bast
United States Army
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Uniow
War Department
Gameral Wood
Zegrant
Beoktian
Yale
Maven
Conn
John F. O'yan
State National Guard
Hordar
Berkman
Tex
Chihuahta
San Antanio
Cylerte
Thee Teavinn
Ding Tie
Parahs
Carrinaly
Cyn
Cottons
Cherlual
Maxtoan
San Antonio
Namiquipa
Mustered units in Md based mustering noted in report
June 24 report from Md notes one infantry company, ambulance company, and the Afghan corps company all from Kansas City were mustered into the motor service here. The entry records actions of the regiment and its detachments in the muster.
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Missouri Regiment
Wyanemia Mevada
Kansas City
Forces clash feared as Carranza troops rally near Texas
Reported movements near Chihuahua and Sonora indicate Carranza loyalists and rebel bands massing. U S authorities note possible American troop redeployments toward San Antonio while Juarez remains fortified. Villa rumors persist as Mexican forces prepare along border, with volunteers heading south and border towns bracing for further action.
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Tims
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Carma
State Department
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Argentina
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Mexico City
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Garranza
Fartham Ghitoge
Iuchmond
Ann Archér
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Marty
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Enarty
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Ublienmes
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Diteko
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Francie K Baldwin
P. F. Ferguson
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Chile
Wood
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