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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1916
Page
2
Diplomatic reports from Mexico City indicate the United States presses for decisive moves against Villa while awaiting a Carranza response. American military planners prepare rapid troop deployments and note potential shifts of border defense, urging mobilization of any available reserves.
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A fragmentary wartime dispatch describes widespread fear of a looming crisis in Germany as economic strain and political tensions rise. It notes shortages and social unease, with foreign markets strained and internal debates intensifying amid looming uncertainty.
A garbled account describes a Fourth of July celebration in a town with Father MeSwiggont organizing the Wyse day activities. Highlights include an automobile parade, a daylight fireworks display, a ceremonial address by Key Rader Meiastien of Marto, and attendance by local residents and dignitaries at the Pil Hp Sheet and Ta Plate Company building events.
Disjointed OCR notes detail equipment, a water supply, and transport prep. Mentions Colonel G. Penraeh command and arson fuel, with figures like 1 500 000 and 1 800 units. Appears to describe shifts, divisions, and upcoming disposal or sale actions with unclear dates and parties.
The report notes that appeals for troops to safeguard settlements and ranches in Arizona cannot be met. General TOP and Commander Drive discuss the situation while a statement from Firneral Davie references limited resources and the challenge of providing timely protection in the area.
A readable fragment describes Boyd’s men breaking through Mexican defenses led by Captain Charles and General Funston near Carrizal. It notes tensions and uncertainties over casualties and whether any infantry supported the breakthrough, with references to American expeditionary leadership and the broader plan.
Fragmentary OCR note reports Russian forces driven from positions along a mountain ridge north of the Chorokte river. The statement notes a tactical withdrawal with fighting continuing on elevated terrain and references control shifts in the region.
Vienna dispatch via London states Austro German forces press Russians from Kuty in Galicia. The report notes fighting along the Pipa river area north of Gorpehov and near Tarehyn with Russian counterattacks repelled as ground is contested foot by foot.
Thom McCabe of Wheeling is staying at Motel Gore. Jamnes Gass of Parkersborg is visiting Morgantown. Jazzell of Morgantown plans a vintage event. Hol Maxwent is visiting Wear Vinten FE Smith in Charleston. Prennin Gandy will travel Sunday to Cott and stay several weeks at Muckeye Lake resort. Smith of Charleston visits Waldoote this weekend. Min Foy Montellor in the city tracks in the Charteaton area. Carroll of Grafton visiting Mrs Myrtle Wrens in Wrena. Mr and Mrs JA Love arrived from Webster Errings, Love will leave Sunday for Detroit to oversee business.
Fragmentary text suggests preparations for a military draft or arming effort. Mentions Springfield, June, a national yard, HVC and Sixt Hfwitry foKIMORLN, Camp Dunne, ordnance to arm leagues, and training for those enlisted recently.
A fragmented report describes a battle scene with a wounded commander and mêlée involving American troops and Mexican combatants. The chaotic account names Hoyd, Corporal Green, and Cape tain Hoyd, but many details and outcomes are unclear.
A garbled report describes airships moving southward after a unclear message. General Ishing is referenced alongside puzzling terms and misread details, leaving the exact action and destination uncertain.
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