Mobilization Ordered as National Guard Rushes to Border
Washington reports the national guard of every state and the District of Columbia are mobilized for federal service under President Wilson. About 162,000 men will be sent to the Mexican border, with General Funston directing movement and other forces to guard the frontier. Secretary Lansing and officials refuse plans for further invasion beyond border security, while additional warships are sent to protect Americans.
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Washington
Colombia
Wilsea
Frederick Funston
Mexico
Daniele
Caty
Bath
Ruta
Carrinea
Pershing
Carnoz
Funston
Carranza
Congress
United States
Coast Artillery
Texas
New Mexico
Aragona
la Mexico
Funstoh
Lre
Natalquipa
Mexlco
Columbus
UK States
War Department
Breretary Daker
Pott
Bajor
Buss
Mobile
Ermy
General Mills
Mills
Lrg
Grneral McCombs
Incy War College
Eines
Baker
Rallitia
Ommando
New York
Penhisteania
Tn Aff
Leon
Othe National Guard Coast Artillery
Weld
Engineer
Signal Corps
New York Cavalry
State Department
Carrinra
Meslco
Lansing
Mexico City
Xpecif
Eliseo Acre Fondo
de Aimnate
Arredondo
Gaber
Mille Carranza
EL Loule
Republic
Alexico
Wastlegton
Lex Ic
Trevino
Eny
Ceneral Carranza
Deneral Pershing
Thera
Wilson
Addvilion
Campe
Chihuighua
Ireton
Haa- Ulitlem
Eltdrena
Hyownsville
Navarrette
Anna
Ellecocho
San Francisco
Carranza to lead in person in city meeting
June 18 Gesers! Carranza addresses a crowd in front of his residence urging calm and peaceful action to ease the Mexico United States tensions. He asks for aid to align relations while noting recent troop withdrawals and a possible diplomatic approach.
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Metteo City
Carranza
Addres
Bia
Mexico
Tirat
Wald
Praia
Bealy
United States
Datars Ras
Frazier Seeks State Ownership Platform in North Dakota
Lynn J. Fracier a North Dakota farmer declares for state ownership of packing plants and grain elevators. He seeks the Republican nomination for governor backed by the North Dakota Farmers National League, a strong farmers group with socialist leanings.
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Lynn J. Fracier
North Dakota
Gorésior
North Dakota Farmers’ Nepparlsan League
Narating unrest sparks marches and calls for order
A large crowd gathered as exiled or rival factions warned of trouble over American influence. Speakers urged residents to stay calm while demonstrations formed in front of the national palace and marched through central streets. Officials hope Carranza's guidance will ease tensions.
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Rational Palace
Fata Teright
General Carranza
Americans Are Leaving Mexico Amid Border Turmoil
Nogales Arizona June 13 reports say Americans are evacuating into the border area as border wires and rails are cut or seized by Mexican authorities. Refugees travel by car to the border while Mexican troops move near Nogales and Cananea. Local officials claim orders to remove railroad assets, and unconfirmed tallies suggest thousands of troops gathering near Lomas.
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Nogales
Ariz
Bonora
Nanozil
Autocaobiles
Carranza
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Mexica
Sonora
Carranea
Focara
Sfexican
Magdalena
Offica
Sei
P. Elias Calles
Bapora Arbiters
St del Rio
Cananea
Suoe
Lomas
Germans Check Russian Drive Near Koved
Berlin reports German Gen Von Lanningen corps hold Russians advancing from the southeast toward Koved. About 3,590 prisoners, one cannon and ten machine guns captured. Western front sees artillery exchanges and minor trench actions with French aircraft downed near Lasugny and in the Irzange la Grande area.
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Berlin
London
von Lanningen
Koved
Rarmin Palate
France Delflan
Sarame
Arley
Mewe
Verdun
Thlaumant Wood
Marplefac
Lasugny
Fune
Lrzange la Grande
Chateau Saline
Ulesae Wood
Governor Spry Mobilizes Utah Guard for Federal Service
Orders from Secretary Baker authorize immediate mobilization of Utah National Guard units. Cavalry troops, a field artillery battery, and a hospital corps are to report to war strength. transport via Salt Lake to California and border posts is planned, with Pullman equipment on standby. Public safety stays high as Adjutant General Wedgwood coordinates rapid assembly and potential reorganization.
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Geterine Willem Bory
Newton C. Baker
Tenemt EA. Wedewood
Biz
Felt
Tater
Fort Douglas
M Fedemf
Wer
Elrestar
United States
Utah
Idahe
Washington
Oregon
California
New Merion
Arizona
Tospital
Pullman
Valees
Pullman Company
Stockton
Cal
Soulhern
el Pass
Purble
Nogales
Pouglas
Pullman Company Will Hold Themarlven
Gall la
Spry
Daker
Clneral
Grytart
Laker
Waster
Jnto
Logan
Utah Guard
Caven Uale
Mobi Uged
Ente Buard
E A. Wedgwood
W. G. Williams
Balt Lake
Oden
Ephraim
Mant
Mount Pleasant
Wedgwood Eaid
War Department
Ahtab
Air Utah
Fe Dot
Ithos
Ihan
Cave Alry
Tat Department
Salt Lake
Howtland
Ansiellees
Niles
Vertona
Placca
Alabama
X Hach
Ftat
Field Artillery
Arkancan
Fort Logan
Exch
Caliifornia
St Hart Lake
Catalry
Militia Mobilized for Mexican Border Duty
President Wilson called out the militia of every state for service on the Mexican border. Secretary Baker said about 146,000 militiamen will be mobilized and sent to the border where General Funston deems necessary to protect Americans and pursue bandits. The order aims to relieve other troops as needed and to keep some units in their states.
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Washington
Wilson
Thinadler
Alfred Biechner
Division of Militia Affairs
Baker
Funs
Allericet
Milltla
Furaton
Pershing
México
Pyyaun
Notice of Sale of Real and Personal Property
Estate of William Penrod decedent lists private sale of land in Weber County Utah and personal property including horses cattle machinery and household goods. Bid details require 10 percent with court confirmation. sale includes undivided thirds of parcels described with waterless mountainous pasture and cultivated fields.
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Eatate
Willism
Penrod
Woeber County
State of
Utah
Weber County
Towttt
Bectlon Seven
Township Seven North
Range
Belt Lake Merthing
United States Survey
Thenea
Hell
Oliver A. Penrod
Cyrus A.enerol
Townallo
Krange
Salt Lake Meridian
Section 13
Pate Quarter
Linn
Leginoing
Olver A. Penred
Cyrue A. Pensrod
Unitewd States Survey
Towitt
Aalil
Bertnelng
Qliker A. Veerod
Cyma A. Tenerod
St. Meo
William C. Venrod
Salt Lake
Cobtaluins
Payadis
Agen
Laregalee
Liberty
Weber
Iftah
A. Penrod
Ball Fatale, CC
Richards
Atomey
Ada
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Lynn J, Frariex
National Guard of Fish
Sal Corps
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Malden
Canhedleu
Uso Troopa Cavalry
Betta Fon
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Maton
Idaho
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Indiana
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Kansas
Fort Riley
Kentucky
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Louisiana
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Lela Artillery
Aiznal Corpa
South Framington
Michigan
Alenal Corps
Grayling
Minnesota
Lela
Fort Snelugg
Mieateatopi
Jackson
Missouri
Ona Battatost
Enn
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Nevada
Montara
Tolentry
Fort Williem Marriaca
Neteroeka—Tro
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Senatr
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Newdorp
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Offel Hospital
Camp Cleon
Moreberd
South Caralina
Top Regimenta
Leington County
Columbia
Fort Lincoln
Clackamas
Pennsylvania
Mount Oret
Na Thoda Island
Cavery
Quoncest Point
South Dakota
Redfield
Tennessee
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Virginia
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Richmond
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Ifantry
Americag Ianke
Terrio Alte Wikeansla
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Ustrazal Guard
Coluratia Wrs
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