Mexican outrages against citizens stir US protest
Washington reports a Mexican complaint accusing American forces of abuses during a march toward Valle. Eliseo Are Fedondo, Mexican ambassador, cites orders from Carranza and seeks punishment for responsible officers and preventive steps. Apache scouts with the Americans face alleged brutal treatment as Pershing's column moves to Namiquipa in preparation for a general assault. The War Department had not received any formal notification of the incident.
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Washington
San Canr- Taslac
Valle
Gsie Department
Eliseo Are Fedondo
Carranza
Res. Ath
Nigorov
al- Anat
LaClue
Mexiius
War Tomorrow If Carranza Stands Pat
Turbulent notes from Washington report the United States pressing for quick action in the Carranza dispute. Officials warn that any delay or strong response could trigger a broader crisis. The administration cautions Congress that immediate ratification or repayment threats loom if Carranza does not reply. Discussions focus on prisoners captured at Carrizal and potential international repercussions.
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Jealyad
Pepuetod
Jade
Carrieal Attair
Whsan Rojmo
Congress
Caiepan Fata
Aalber
Lansite
Carraooa
Endeavorers Guests at Jet Women's Building Event
Fragmented OCR text mentions Equality club and Fairmont venue with unclear details. Core entities include Endeavorers, Jet Women's Building, Temple, and Equality club. No clear date or outcome available. summary notes a gathering or meeting at a named venue with affiliated groups.
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Endeavorers
Jet Women’s Building
Temple
Walertain
Equality Club
Fairmont
Endeavor Convention Opens in Muckhwanon Amid Praise
A large turnout attended the opening session of the Blvar Jubite convention of NE Went Virginia Christian Endeavor in Muckhwanon. Kusl Talimuna, Endeavor secretary, delivered the inspiring address while Prof Ralph Mitchell led a robust chorus and Rev Edward Bates Turner directed a Bible study hour for delegates from Huntington, Par kersburg, Charleston, Clarksburg, Martinsburg and nearby towns. A reception followed with cream and entre served by the younger members.
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Virginia
Boelély
M. P. Temple
Kusl
Talimuna
Wooloter
Ad -Vazi Bux
Mtr
Lobiiuni
Cathianetio
Cartlor
Hun
Mubjoot
Enisunn
Hwy
Ralph £. Mitebull
Baller
Mitchell
Lynn
Michel
Robert C. Saan
Avatar
Geared W
Potlonk
Paulor
Churah
Muckhwanon
Ehnreh
Youngor Christian Endeavorerm
Cobra
Ted
While
Nore Tm Inrwe Quis
Huntington
Parc Kersburg
Charleston
Clarksburg
Mooield
Martigahirg
Wiwaljog
Louie E Black
Pare Kerobure
Ln Hora
Itwiph Ty Mitchell
Edeward Bates Turner
Tuner
Tim Bon
Atih
Turner
Tonson
Prat
East Park Cars Adjust Morning Schedule Across Regions
East Park Cars will shift its Saturday morning timetable by about eight minutes to improve connections with nearby lines. The change affects arrivals and departures from Palmont and Fal Ground, aligning with a twenty minute plan to boost service and reduce waits for riders in the Cleveland area.
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Patrona
Hotgabela Valley ‘Traction Company
Aa ChaNgAd
Caryouti Park
Uf Arriyat Wadilepartuee
Tron Palrmont
Jan Paghoulewes
Itkme
Simple Life On Trip From Indianapolis to Fairmont
A memo reports J. W. Faust, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, embarking a walking journey to Fairmont in a rough, hobo style. He plans to travel the National Pike to Wheeling and then tramp to his city, seeking a simple life and observation of the countryside.
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Indianapolis
Fairmont
J. W. Faust
University of Wisconsin
Indias
Iapolis
Ind
A. M
Laenatavenu
Ensrouto Ha
Jasup
Faust
Mnilignpolle
Wheeling
Alsternville
bin Tathem
Puyol
Three Fairmont Lads Join Tenth Cavalry in Mexico
Three Fairmont youths have joined the Tenth Cavalry in Mexico, part of the famed unit of Black troops. Named are Gina Jenkins, Nathaniel Washington, and Willie Wayne Ingloi, with others from the city reportedly holding roles as porter, hotel staff, and trooper. Their exact company within the Tenth is not yet known.
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Voya
Mexico
Stirling
Qoye
Ceglavent
Ara owuMuzieu
Gina Jenkins
Nathaniel Woshington
Wille -Wayh
Ingloi
Udu
Thin City
Chihuahua
Hava
Veeky
Glen Jennin
Hana
Hatta
Cook
Second Regiment May Start Tonight
Reports from Charlerton reveal the Second Regiment may begin mobilization tonight under War Department orders. General Bond indicates medical exams decide eligibility, with some soldiers exempted for service or awaiting clearance, while others prepared for rail transport to the move point.
Banks to Be Named Depositores in Marion County
Marion County passes a new county depositor act effective July 1 1916 requiring all banks in the county to be named depositors and to maintain separate accounts. The plan outlines daily balances and interest procedures and moves funds through county building and road funds with banks drawing three percent daily balances under the new arrangement.
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Marion County
Conaway
Estravunt
Wie
Marion Cownty
Va Trivia
Ayold Sontyol Uno
Stati
Fred O
Blue
Shivel
Parhiaps
Hic Aagem
Dmpoalta & Talanto
Mufficient Co
Beryk
Seven Thousand Club Hustle Week Promises Big Prizes
The Virginian urges 7 000 Club members to act this week in a subscription drive with a grand prize pool of 2200 dollars. Members are told to recruit new subscribers by Saturday night and to turn in advance forms for chances at voting rewards, cash salaries and other pots. The notice stresses urgency and fatigue with limited time to win, offering an absolute guarantee of fair compensation for effort.
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Virginian
Interantatt Heart
Cindy Wat
der Club of Fire
Museen
Sony Ronon
Rand
Tnt
Lila City
Thin City
Mintia
Balloves
Ara
Women of the
Ty Hed Society of
Lie Vresbyterien
Dard
Parmast
Aiigarrogationa
Lisir
Uccom
Tha Women of the Legion Society
Weulp
Farlegs
J. M. Dartley
Walter Barnas
Avesville Pythians Patriotically Back State Guard
The Avesville Pythians pledge loyalty to the state guard and announce the lodge will look after its members. The announcement frames unity and readiness among fraternal members during service.
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Lodge
Presayerian Fund Growth Report Stirs Interest
The presayerian fund shows a notable expansion as an indicator will reveal a $40,000 figure this evening, signaling momentum and anticipated support from donors and local organizations. Early readings suggest strong community backing and potential for further fundraising milestones.
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Ned
Community celebration and fundraising in Riverviewville report
A lengthy account covers yesterday's Riverviewville activities, including a large community celebration with a parade, a concert by the Grant Town Band, lodge gatherings, speeches by Rev O'Dell and Rev Jarvis, and a push to fund church projects. Local groups reported substantial donations to the Presbyterian church campaign, with women’s societies and Legion members contributing sizable sums and event organizers detailing attendance and outcomes.
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Rievuavilla
Uskwonty
Calebra
Godurrta
Jolloul
Jarvie
Sila
Avezek Organization
Aiuka USA
Lowi
Rlaveny
Plonickera
Amiunlig
Luineou
Orel
Patawan Roy
Gwc
Argott
Gilcher
Jimmie Brawrt
Leens
Secret Order Nine
River Bend
Toryi
Nasta Urdor Eumu
Atdte Stora Henson
Ruth ‘Thorn
Ing. Close
Prion
Iora Wanton
Puna
Jo Pha Henry
Weletts
Aniha
Contrelante Lynn Hall
Luellé
O*bat
Ray. Jarvis
Robert Pollick
Amd
Gragt. Tows Brace Band
Pythian Waters
Tells
Rinvesvilla
Ot wanty-Ava Strong
Barado
Knighta Mada A Rand
Pornony T. le
Tito Lodge
Mombarw
Iocatedna AL B
X Sight
Bam BN
Sinmbere
Win Tada
State Guard
Sowan
Local Weather Readings From Mall Observer
Fragmentary weather note reports today temperatures around 66 with clear skies yesterday. Observations mention Mall readings and vague terms possibly indicating humidity or precipitation.
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Virinla
Hursaey
Mall
Drill Ye Terriers From the Very Start
Fragmentary report from San Antonio dated June 16 describes ongoing drill and guard routines for Terriers as they prepare for anticipated campaigns. It notes intensified instruction, daily hikes, and a focus on endurance to reach a goal of twenty miles per day, with commands and regimental discipline emphasized.
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SAN _ANTONIO
Junty
Jose Wilk
Ainone
Perahing
Francisco Villa
Unione
Cundi
Salem
Political Telegrams Sketch 1912 Party Moves
New York Dean chosen chairmen of the Republican National Committee. Sacramento Governor Hire Johnson vic presidential candidate in the proceedings tickst 1912. Chicago Mrs J Ed around multielitonaira and a Travald of today. Washington conference off the Hove and Senate discuss bond and appropriations for the stopping guardelintoederal.
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New York
Williaa It Witcox Hes
Republical National Committen
Fio
Tsderrer
Way
He Public Service. Commiaman
Sacramento
Hire Johsson
Vic
Charles B. Hughes
Unclear caption hints at Kanawha camp story
Fragmentary text references a mayor, citizens, a station, and concentration camps at Kanawha. Readable elements imply a local concern about forced relocation or detention, with no clear dates or outcomes. Further context needed to determine exact event and involved parties.
Farewell to Guana Dear Cilia Our National Scenery
Fragmented OCR notes describe a farewell sentiment to a national cause. The text references military units and mobilization, urging moral support and invoking duty and unity. Specific names and places are unclear due to garbled wording. The piece conveys a wartime rallying tone and calls for citizens to support the nation.
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Virginia
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