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Troy Weekly Call in Troy, Illinois

23 Jun 1916

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Troy Weekly Call

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Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1916

Page

8

Carranza warned not to interfere with American force

Secretary Lansing transmits a note to the Mexican ambassador rejecting Carranza’s demand for withdrawal of American troops. It accuses Carranza’s government of tolerating Villa bandits, attacks along the border, and failures to protect American lives and property. The United States insists on immediate withdrawal and warns of grave consequences if force is used.

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Washington, D. C Lansing Carranzas Mexico Pershing Department of State Whehington Secretary of State United States Mexican Republic Lower Rio Grande Brownsville Red House Ferry Progreso Post Office Las Pesadas Carranza Nafarette Tamaulipas Neuvo Leon Cocahuita Chihuahua Sonora Chihuahuy Villa Rubin Santa Ysabel Castimines Wafa Villa Pandits Car-ranza Arredondo Durango Caestro Lopez Cusihuiriable Columbus N. BM Gawira Casas. Grandes Aganon Gatlawry Purral Carranne Department Rodgers Geng Scott Funston Obrerion el Paso Villa Band Republic of Mexico Fortier Clementa Mexian Scntt Rovernment Obregon Republic Glenn Springs Tex Funston Ar Jn.erniment Robert Lansing
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Condition of the National Guard in the States

War department records show varied statuses for the National Guard assignments across states. Medical departments range from very good to poor, with infantry, cavalry, artillery, coast artillery, engineers, and signal corps listed as good, fair, or excellent by state and by company.

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War Department National Guard Alabama—Medical Department Field Artillery Arizona Colorado Medical Department Corps of Engineers Cavalry Infantry Connecticut — Medical Department Coast Artillery District of Columbia Signal Corps Georgia Towa—Medical Department Kansas—Medical Department Kentucky — Medical Department Lewisiana — Medical Department Maine Massachusetts Bedical Department Michigan Engineers’ Corps Minnesota Mississippi New Jersey
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Call to Arms for Nation’s Defense by Gen War Baker

Secretary of War Baker calls governors to mobilize the state militia and National Guard amid fears of aggression. The message directs assembling units at designated mobilization points, with specified federal service strength and registration.

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Baker United States Ain Eastern Department United States Army War Department
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Timeline of Mexican crises from 1910 revolution to punitive raid

Chronology traces Mexico from the 1910 Madero revolution through Huerta, Carranza, and Villa conflicts. Highlights include Diaz's resignation, Huerta's dictatorship, Tampico incident, Vera Cruz occupation, Niagara Falls peace talks, and the Villa raids leading to American punitive action in 1916.

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Mexico Porfirio Diaz Victoriano Huerta Gustavo Mandero Huerta Carron 2A Coahuila Tampico Mayo Vera Orus Abo Niagara Falls Oatario Carranaza Obregon Iturbide Francesco Carbajal Carranza Villa
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Forces on the U S Mexican Border In Field Status

The report notes United States and Mexican forces deployed along a border front of 1 800 miles with an average of 19 men per mile and another front of 250 miles with 48 men per mile. It lists 12 009 in Sonora under Culles 40 000 in Chihuahua facing Pershing and 15 000 at other points for a total of 67 000.

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Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Agua Florida Georgia U—Howell Idaho Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetta Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carol Ohio North Dakota Oregon Utan Vermont Virginia Washinton Wisconsin Gaeet Villa Villistas Chihuahua City Fort Hancock el Paso Carnejutla Mexico Lansing Williston Marci Columbus Colonel Dodd Pershing Sonora Culles Chihuahua Cea Ededeeeseneeyes Ee
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U. S Francisco I. Madero Diaz Europe Felix Diaz Mexico City Douglas Phew Namliquipa San Miguel Galena
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