Mexicans Called for Possible Military Service Amid War Tensions
Washington reports strong European pressure on General Carranza to avoid a break with the United States. Placards in Juarez call for Mexican men to enlist. 2000 Yaqui reinforcements arrive at Piedras Negras as border nerves rise. U.S. mobilization delays persist while officials weigh Carranza’s attitude and refugee repatriation plans.
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Juarez
Trevino
United States
Washington
Carranza
State Department
el Paso
Texas
Jacinto Trevino
National Guard
Wilson
War Department
Federal Service
Ward Department
Baker
West Paolet’ Military Academy
Second Montenasta
General Pershing
Menteo
Mektoo City
Carrara
Mexico City
Mexico
Funaton
Mt Xan Enid
Naber
Rand
Propreron
Alvarado
Tepoma
Sonora
Chamberlain
Congress
Germany
South
Central America
Slezico
Dolas
Americana
Rodgers
Hnntess
Stain Department
Nibla
Merica City
Crus
Hedgers
Merican
I Fae
Verdun
Athens
Schenaes
Skoulandlelu
Ate
Military readies Nebraska National Guard units for mobilization
Special Agent Rodgers plans rerouting in Merlea City to enable Omaha departure. The Fourth Infantry Nebraska National Guard reports full readiness with each company at strength. Lincoln initially named, later Ashland chosen as concentration point. Negotiations consider Fort Crook as alternative. Mexico seeks return of railroad cars from the U S for rehabilitation work.
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Rodgers
Merlea
Omaha
Dune
Fourth Infantry
Nebraska National Guard
Tincoln
Uor
Ashland
Jane
Fort Crook
Webraska
Mexicans Mass Near Border Threatens Santa Cruz Valley
Reports from Nogales Arizona indicate thousands of Mexican cavalry assembled near Lomase four miles south of Nogales with seven artillery pieces. Regular army units of about 1,500 officers prepare to move north as border tensions rise. No official confirmation yet. officials warn of potential raids toward Nogales and Tucs on while food supplies worry grows.
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Nogates
Arizona
Jowo
Lomse
Nogales
Santa Cruz Valley
Santa Cruz
Tucaon
Gomez
Fragueras
Hesidente
Aguleres
Loman
Cananex
Estrada
Sfnsioa
Magdalena
Elias Calles
Western Governors Call Off Their Conference
Western Governors from several states announce postponement of their fifth annual conference in Salt Lake City scheduled for June 26 due to conflicts. Oregon Governor James Withrow and Washington Governor Ernest Lister state they cannot attend, with a telegram from Madison secretary suggesting a shared postponement.
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Portland
Ore
Jue
East Jake City
Ester
Ofica
Withycamba
Ernest Lister
Wathington
Theya
Morin Alexander
Idaho
Special Train of Five Cars Brings Leading Merchants
Ogden Utah hosts a five car merchant delegation from Brigham City Providence Honeyville Collinston Logan Richmond Smithfield Wellsville and towns in Idaho with a large parade through the Weber district. The visit showcases Ogden as a key industrial distributing center while officials and merchants greet Preston and other delegations aboard the Hiram and train No. 2 under railway leadership.
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Ogden
Utah
Utah Manufacturers’ Association
Tiigham City
Providence
Honyville
Collinston
Logan
Richmond
Smithfield
Wellsville
Fatreign
Franklin
Preston and Whitney
Wahu
Ateral
Jacob Caney
Ogden Pubilcity Bureau
Roscoe W. Mardley
Ural Manufacture Association
Joseph Scawerolt, Jr
John Scawerolt & Sons’ Company
Duck Wood
Murphy Grocery’ & Drug Company
HL. Griffin
Union Packing & Provision Company
W. FE. Zuppann
Manufacturers’ Publicity Committee
J. 8. Campbell Company
Ogden Wholesale Drug Company
Ogden Wholesale Grocery Company
Ogden, Jogan & Tate ‘Rrailway Company
Pf. D. Kline
Hiuerton
J. M. Mead
Laure Lee
Cscort
Preston
Hiram
Osden
W. J. Parker
Utah Canners’ Association
Dla Je
Manufacturers’ Association
Weber Plot
Twenty Fourth Street
Uin
Aeventativn
Siteen
Wrisham oChy
Thomas I Mincwburns
W. Clinger
Parnirra
Campion
Iropele
John Fouresty
General Pershing Sends Orders for New Regiments
Dispatch from San Antonio dated June 21 reports General Pershing instructing Brigades to organize four infantry regiments and two cavalry regiments at once under General Funston. The plan uses officers from existing regiments to lead the new formations and boosts forces for anticipated operations along the Texas border and in Mexico.
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Funston
San Antonio
Texas
Tershing
Guzman
Ojinaga
Presidio
Tenas
Agua Prieta
Ojimaga
Gastro
Ojinsean
Murgia
Punston
Cerrelara
Sheen
War Department
Tim
Alan
Czar's Troops Report 172000 Prisoners in Volhynia Drive
London dispatches render figures of Soviet and German losses as the war office cites prisoners from Volhynia and Galicia. The count reaches 162126 men, 3250 officers, plus 195 guns and other equipment as German forces retreat toward the front lines.
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Petrograd
London
War Office
Nussiann
Volhynia
Galicia
Btakhod
Hruailoté
Anya
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Piedras Negras
Ural
Vera Cruz
Alrenn Ota
Reid
Bkouloudia Reaigne
Jonn
Vis Varia
Paouinudle
Hermitage
Ogden Canyon
van T Hargis
Bonneville B
Coy
Jesee W. Hoopes
Bioht
Paralure
G, Hornley
William Horsley C. Jacobson
Laurel Bake Ety
Elise Jeparn
Lawrence Jorgengen
Drighim Nulleting
Victor K. Madern
Bor Elder
Rudolph Kata
Kaiser
Vs Phillips
Ste
Tps & Cummings
Sibtart Ureston
Hiphern Mercantile Company
D. L. Netder
N. B
J. A. Nebeher
Andy Komer
Gevera
N. C. Jeppaen
Jepm Ten Grocery
Oscar 4
Joppset
Mantua Coop
Hyde Iark
Ute CU
Lee & Sona
C C. Lee
Dewey
Red Golden
Waters & Cardon
Dayton
P. Jonez
Mendon
Eaward T. Hacer
Hyrum
James C. Avcersco
Fr. A. Ellason
Z. N. Uflton
Myniin! Drug Company
Leroy Jenson
Jensen Grocery
Mr. Taylor
Home Mercantile Company
James Manworth
Clara Wiliams
Willams Economy Ture
W. Leraelson
Allen
Jacob ‘Allgaler
H. Tratph
Utah Condensed Milk Company
Yewltton
Anderson
Ciliena Trading Company
Feed Shwood
Elwood's
V- Faire Works
Eagle Clothing Completen Supply
Chy Hakery
Alm Drug Company
Walkin Ty
Rae
Citlern
Ht. Merrill
Citleen
Ca A. Dainen
Ua Foun Bri
Menam
Eagle Clothe Oe Company
J. M. Chetatensen
the Crystals
James Johnson
C. Tl
Hobbes
J. A. Jaubhy
Southeastern Aidvocate
J. McClure Tchmond
Urah
Olen
George T. Mennett
Sin Thos, & Bennett
Ilaccia Peoplea Mercantila Company
J. W. Punk
Nichmond Godp
A. A. Oleens
Hendricka
Wish Con
J Re Munlock
Bmthdelt
H. W. Fe
Jobo W. Marry
Bentinel Whitney, Maho
Serge Tl. Reagan
Wellavite
Uiab
Sumpter Clothing Company
John A. Brown
Brown's Contrctionery
Willian I Mangtang
Werman K. Theatrer
Golden Hale
Wellaville Druc Company
Wellaville
John Wyatt
Farmera Mercantile Company
Florence Tiwoad
Royal Millinery
Spande Furniture Compan
Mra
T. W. Davis
Depot Grocery
Joseph Fi. Ewer
George Greet
St. Oak Confectanery
Grift
Logan Cash Store
Weiannen
Morrell Clothing Company
TL. Mannen
Torgenson Studio
CG. Maybalt
Ling Tall Mercantile Company
J. W. Morrell
EI Owen
Ula Power & Tight Company
Leg Nielson
Eeynomy Supply Company
Wiliam Cartright
Brunamy Supply Companies
N. T
Munlock Candy Company
Malorne & Sheffield
J. J. Montgomery
Melrose Pederson
Teal Grocery
Meter Ron
J. Ww Quayle
James Quayle & Co
Theber Shelfield
City Grocery
Has
Rasmusson
Razemuaron
Shandy
Cellaxe
Cache
Mage Thirteen
Fe Hermitage
Ogden Canyon, V
Pershing
HSS
Czar
Vandon
Tilanser
Nukewins
Hsar
Czernowitz
Carpathlang
Kuty
Paris
Yolent
Rheims
Fant Pigot
Til No
Berry-auz
Faye
Mau Court
Abels
Nerry-au-Dar
Hindenburg
New York
Upnmeraily
Lierea
Jutland
Charlen Haxemeldes
Mealea City
Copra Baren
Haxerde
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