Wartime Cost Talks and War Preparations Across Washington
Washington discusses mediation efforts with Latin America while signaling no arbitration. Secretary Lansing updates Calderon on US stance as Carranza blamed for tense outlook. War dept readies for border defense with General Pershing’s expedition possible, and guards mobilize. House approves emergency funds and quartermaster totals top ten million. defense plans include troop transport and censorship measures.
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Canoa
United States
Sreretere Laning
Ignacio Calderon
Polista
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Warrington
Lansing
Carranza
United Tates Way
Calderon
Hin Vialt
Conerees
War Department
Congress
Ceneta
House
National Guard
la Basta
Imea
Smmny
Mexican History Told by Minister Carver
Rev. 4, BK. Carver of the Presbyterian church discussed Mexico from the 1551 Cortez era to the 1821 independence, highlighting viceroys, Spanish rule, and the struggle for freedom. He cited Hidalgo and Morelos as pivotal leaders, noting their roles in shaping Mexican resilience and national identity amid colonial oppression.
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Presbyteras
Mexico
Cortez
Alty
Spain
Hidstgo
Moresca
Nicolas Hrace
Renlin Juarez
Meltznel
Norelos
Moreloy
Uo Valladolid
Ito Waa
Bin
Little Bend
Mexican History Recalled Amid Border Tensions and Juarez Tribute
A historical reflection lauds Benito Juarez and the Mexican republic, noting Iturbide’s rise and fall, Santa Anna’s era, and Juarez as a symbol of education, liberty, and equal justice. The piece also reports recent border turmoil with Carranza forces, prisoner releases in Sonora, and ongoing efforts to move food and supplies amid border restrictions.
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Morines
Spain
Jore Maloed
Stuebbde
Ile
Mexico
Merico
Santa Anna
Vera Cruz
Iturdido
Italy
Necern
Luis
Iturbide
Benato Juarez
Portiria Tuiz
Merco
Juarez
Mexican Massed Troops Reported Near Nogales Border
A June report from Nogales Arizona states about 12,000 Mexican recruits gathered near the border under General Martinez and Estrada. The article notes their movements toward Magdalena with a stated force count and mentions the broader Carranza era upheaval.
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Nogales
Ariz
Generala Martinee
Estrada
Magdalena
Albert Hess Shot in a Bawdy House
William Blair at a resort near Boda Springs reports Albert Hess a 25 year old Utah sheep herder was shot after a dispute with a woman over change for a five dollar bill. Hess died from a gunshot wound, the woman is hospitalized in serious condition. coroner’s inquest finds a homicide. Hess’s parents and local officials connected to Farmington, Utah given notification. He was son of Albert C Hess a Farmington businessman, born there, with ten brothers and other relatives.
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Maho
Blair
Rhot
Albert Hess
Farmington
Utah
Hess
Aald
Hese
Albert C Ters
Paralngton
Farmingpton
Hoe
Arthot Hess
Taris County
J. W. Ilem
Paralegton
Progressives Endorse Hughes Despite Split in Party
The Progressive national committee endorsed Charles Hughes by a 32 to 1 vote with nine members abstaining, as a stormy session showcased clashing factions. Pro-Hughes forces led the chair and reformers protested, while Roosevelt and Garfield figures shift positions amid debates on party strategy.
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Kansas
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Peeasion
Thelrote
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Hughea
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Pennaphania
W Hen
Italian killer murders farmer on porch in wartime town
A local tragedy unfolds as Italian Paul, identified as Larry, shoots Amos Neff on the porch of the Neff home in Fast Mill Creek. Neff dies after the double barreled blast as neighbors and family witness the moment. Authorities pursue the suspect as details emerge of a prior dispute over a horse loan and unpaid purchase.
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Amua Tarr Neff
Aed
Mueretke
Wen
Murdesty
Larry
Mr. Neff
Ehair
Paul
Hallan
Oakwood Park
Nesf
Neff
Statian
Bia Vtettra
Mallan
Larry Pau
East Mil Creek
Amos J
Bea
David Neff
Amos A
Mill Creek
Fioe
Fioe Survived By Bun Whine
Amos St. Ferra
John M. Marshall
Luta
Cyrus
Dera
Martha
Fred Mrv
Austrian ships have been sunk in Italian action
Rome reports two Austrian transports sunk by Italian forces in the Adriatic. The vessels were loaded with troops and arms. Concurrently Vienna acknowledges a withdrawal of 125 Austrian troops as part of a maneuver to safeguard freedom of action, while other troop movements are described across regional fronts.
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Aurazen
Paria
Jone
Dtevalyn
Trerinn
Haly
Trallang
Austrans
Vienna
Trenta
Sunda
Kukirwing
Lave
Lancing note reaches Mexico City amid carrier pull
Washington reports Secretary Lancing delivered a note to the de facto government in Mexico City. Special Agent Rodgers arranged to deliver immediately, but the cablegram gives no indication of reception or timing for a reply. Adjunct Clark announces the SS Laura fire treatment ready for front, with regimental movement expected tomorrow.
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Lancing
Mexico City
Rodgers
Carrival
Carranza
Camp Clark
Nevada
Clark Fontebt
War Department
Laura
Armed Mexican Shot 10 Death Near Progreso Texas
June 26 near Progreso Texas a detachment of Think cavalry on patrol shot two armed Mexican wagons killing one and wounding the other. The wounded men fled into Mexico after being called upon to halt. The incident occurred forty one miles north of Brownsville.
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Trownsrille
Texas
Think Cavalry
Progreso
Trownsville
Stextco
American Aviator Dies After Looping Flight
Oskoah Wis June 26 A wartime monoplane aviator died at St Marys hospital from a brain hemorrhage after a looping maneuver. The 25 year old, born in Rochester New York, had married last Friday in Seattle to Miss Satetia Goddard of LaGaste, Philippines telecode.
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Wis
Chartea Lator
Ale O
St. Mary
Fle
Rochester
New York
Niles
Seattle
Misa Satetia Goddard
LaGaste
Philippine
Telacde
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