Mexican Foreign Office Denies Lansing Notes
Mexico City June 30 The foreign office issued a memorandum denying Washington notes and asserting US troops have no right to stay on Mexican soil. It lists 35 counts attacking US claims and defends Obregon and Carranza while urging proof of bandit support allegations. The document mirrors US pressure and signals ongoing diplomatic tension over border security and military actions.
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State Department
Washington
United States
Mexico City
Foreign Office
Lansing
Mexico
General Huerta
Huerta
Germany
Mexico Forties
Lamity
Ad- Nees
Carranza
Bia
Genwal Trevino
Ito
Twas
Mexic Vagrol
Atate
Rodetti
Wiron
New York
Reeved
Protection of Americans and war risk notes at ports
Portions discuss protection of Americans in Tabassa and Gtaiminato with assurances no deportations. Reports indicate few hundred Americans remain in certain states as war risk insurance expands to American and Central American ports with special premiums, while Gonzales rumored to command the Mexican border forces, details unconfirmed.
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Tabassa
Gtaiminato
Republic
State Department
Washington
Metican
Federal
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Guardsmen on Way to the Border Mobilizations Expand
National guards from the western states speed toward the Mexican border on June 10. California Oregon Montana Washington and Colorado mobilize troops amid secrecy. Trains carry 400 California cavalry from Camp Hiram Johnson toward Nogales as artillery and infantry depart.
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San Francisco
Cal
Oregon
Cal- Mornia Guard
Montana
Washington
Rallitts
Western Division
Army
California
Hiram Johnson
Sacramento
Nogales
Arizona
Ural
Camp Withycombe
San Diego
Douglas
Arzona
The Defense Fund Drive Sparks Wide Support
Local business leaders endorse the Standard defense fund calling on all to contribute. Some express strong willingness to give beyond measure while others pledge steady, practical support. The Clearing House Homes association plans a meeting to decide on aid sources for National Guard families as President M. Drowning travels.
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Standard
Fulelgnift Jeance
Sinope Han
Lavn
Sone
National Guard
A. Z. Teelow
Association
Sevent Regiment and National Guard Depart for Border
Springfield Alabama June 10 The Seventh regiment Mnols National Guard and staff officers of the First Infantry brigade entrained for the Mexican dealer today. Nevada Missouri June 30 The only information concerning movements of the Missouri National Guard available today was that the First Infantry would depart this afternoon for the border.
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Winoke
Springfield
Mnols National Guard
Medican
Nevada
Utah Battery Arrives at Nogales in Arizona
Nogales reports the Utah National Guard field artillery battery of 142 men and officers under Captain WC Webb arriving at Nogales early today. In San Antonio Texas the first National Guard unit to reach a border station was one Wattal ion of the Utah battery en route to camp. two regiments of the infantry will reach San Antonio later today.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado National Guard
Adjutant-Geners
L P. Gamble
Nogales
Arizona
Utah National Quand
Feild Artillery
Tle
WC. Webb
San Antonio
Texas
Utah
Plea for Clemency in Roger Casement Case
The Blanchester Guardian calls for clemency for Roger Casement. It argues no sentence short of death would erase the charges, and that Casement remains a victim of lingering sordid taint while urging mercy for Ireland.
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Taniton
Blanchester Guardian
Ireland
Fragmentary Report From a Distant Bee Incident
An unclear fragment discusses hope, mercy, and a stirring note about Casemone. The text is garbled with evasive wording and lacks decisive facts or names to form a coherent news item.
Refugees Stay Aboard Waships Off Galveston
In Galveston the 1200 Mexican refugees aboard the navy transports Dino and other ships face a week long delay before possible landings. Assistant Secretary Newton said women children and invalids may land after medical checks, but most others cannot due to limited quarantine facilities at Galveston which can hold about 400.
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Washington
Mexico
Galveston
Navy
Roat
Newton
The
Treasury
Members of Loan Board to Be Named
Washington June 30 nominations of the five members of the farm loan board created by the new measure will be sent to the Senate in a few days.
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Washington
Joan Hoard
Tisael
Pie Senate
Dan
Pershing Line Still Open Near Guzman
Report from Columbus dated June 30 states Pershing detachment reports no evidence of Mexican forces preparing to cut American lines. Guzman garrison reportedly boosted by cavalry. railway movements limited with no trains departing Columbus. Local fears noted but officials say lines remain secure.
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Columbua
Noh
Carrannistes
Guiman
Pershing
Guzman
Columbus
Co Font Dublin
Iowans Warn Capt McGregor in Weat Branch Telegram
At a Rotary meeting in Weat Branch Iowa citizens warned Captain C. McGregor of the First Iowa Cavalry against influencing cavalrymen to take the federal oath. The message urged a friendly reception for him but cautioned against coercion. Iowa Guardsmen reconsidered refusals and will defer final decision to the adjutant general.
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Vrlea
Rotary Club
Toiday Wan
Weat Branch
C. McGregor
Tosa Cavalry
Pina
Iowa Guards
Iya Moines
Iowa
Meny Vera
Hirst Cavalry
Inna Ne- Honal Guard
Tro Ivy
St Wag 7
Adjutant-General
Officers Buried in Carrizal Cemetery
Ee Varo Texas June 20 An Americana who fell at Carrizal including Captain Nog and Lieutenant Adair have been buried in Carrizal cemetery American officials were informed by a returnee from the district The report notes unburied bodies near the outposts and mentions a prior Caroline canal dispatch claiming 28 killed and 84 wounded The Mexican forces sent 32 horsemen during the action and reference to refugees arriving in Monterey on the sixth Armorican forces expected in this area.
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EE Varo
Texas
Captain Nog
Thieutenant Adair
Carrizal
Tha Heid
Russians Capture Town and Villages on Dneister Front
German Crown Prince troops push redoubt east of Hill 304 as German forces claim gains along a 25 mile front. French counter drives are described as spirited while German forces report capturing 100 Russian prisoners in renewed fighting along the British front.
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Cerry
London
Obertine
Kolmen
Toelke
Bis Theteenth
Thiaumant
Jieutenant Varachay
Bia
Peroone
Lake Makin
Dvinak
Linaingen
Italian Offensive Advances in Trentino and Ober tine Capture
Petrograd via London reports the Russian war office stating Obertine and nearby villages south of the Dneister have fallen as Austrians retreat leaving prisoners and materiel. Concurrent Italians push in Trentino occupy Val Morbia line and Monte Spil area with gains along the Posina including Monte Calgari and Monte Sogli Bianchi.
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Petrograd
London
Jame
War Office
Obertine
Dneister
Lipa
Styr
Covbane
Rome
Trentino
Val Morbia
Monte Spil
Posina
Monte Calgari
Monte Sogli Bianchi
French and German Front Debates in Verdun and Nieuport
Paris reports German crown prince forces probing Verdun positions near EM No 100 and clashing with French units. A French counterattack retook ground. British and French actions along the Artois and Meuse fronts are noted. Lingering artillery duels persist with heavy casualties and aerial losses described.
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Paris
Verdun
French Inn
Arganos
Four Villistas Hanged at Deming After Columbus Raid
Four Villistas who took part in the Columbus raid were executed by hanging in the county jail at Deming. Kusevia Henteria and Tacctny Garcia went first, dying after twenty minutes. Jose Dangel and Juan Castilla followed. their necks broke and death was instantaneous. One captive, Jose Nangel, smoked a cigarette as the noose was adjusted. Garcia called for God’s forgiveness as he was led to the scaffold.
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N. Madune
Kusevia Henteria
Tacttny Garcia
Jose Dangel
Juan Castilla
Jose Nangel
Nove
Garcla
Short W. J. Simp
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