Prisoners May Be Set Free After Mexico Dispute
Washington reports accuse Ambassador Arredondo of pressing for relief for 3,000 American soldiers alleged to have maltreated 300 Mexican civilians at La Cruz. U S troops were said to be moving north under Pershing orders while negotiations continued. The Mexican government, embassy and Senate figures were cited as the dispute centered on fair handling and potential release actions.
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Arredondo
U.S
Pershing
Washington
Seaatar James Henntom Towle
Ilinois
Denkersite
Willom Thay
Atenae
Germaan
Ataioun
Lewis
Low
Carranes
Genarat
Trevivo
Genarsi Gomes
Teork Gavatry
Carranea
Eeverss
Carran
Seenearth
Gatrunza
Bexican
Turouen
Arruduada
State Department
Mexico
Berton
Gontnasd Oe
Brazilian Deputy Attacks United States in Speech
A Brazilian deputy issued a sharp critique of U.S. policy, denouncing Washington in a public speech. The exchange referenced figures like Mr. Barnes and touched on efforts to shift national political alignments, with mentions of Republican national leadership and pressure on New York state figures.
Claw Credit For Defeat Of Boss Barnes
Indianpolis Indiana report notes credit for the defeat of boss Barnes at a convention. The article mentions reform fighting and the push to pick out misdeeds within the party. Details are fragmentary but indicate political shifts and internal reform efforts.
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Claw
Barnes
Indianpolis
Ind
Susie
Credt
Waltiam Barnes
Ihe
Daloan Tongue of America
Troop Movements From Mt Gretna Reported Today
Wartime dispatches indicate the 1st, 2nd and 3rd infantry units with engineers and signal corps at Mt Gretna preparing for muster. Medical examinations and vaccinations were conducted as surgeons worked under guard lights to complete the conscription process.
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Gretna
Henin
Lahanen
Philadelphia
Vatsawaa
Bec
Lanier
Santiers
Contignes
Army Recruiting Office Reopens at State Armory
A chaotic fragmentary report describes the Army recruiting office opening again at the state armory. It names Colonel Wheelock and Major Smith in coordinating efforts and notes volunteers and guards preparing for duty, with mounting confusion about mobilization status and transport to Mount Gretna.
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D. F. A. Wageoex
Sarolu
Fecatved
Falegram
Richard
Mount Greton
Taien
Sr 430
Wheetock
Uta Stieranan
Acs
National Guard
Iasvas
Esi
Colonel Wheeluck
Gretna
Ganoz
Warren
Avpurva
Boum Groce
Gardner Volunteers If President Calls War Letter
Claren ton morning reports Colonel Gardner ready to volunteer under a presidential call. He would lead a cavalry unit to Pennsylvania, arguing age should not disqualify service. Residents recall his past heroism in the Mexican War and note his spirited stance as discussions of mobilization unfold.
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Warren
Clarenton
U. Gardner
Peninsylvania
Binner
Ourdncr
Dorsebeck
Mann
Gardner
Bandits Kill Two Americans in Mexican Outlaw Raid
June 27 report describes an attack near Colonia where rancher William Tucker and Mrs. Alte Parker were killed by Mexican outlaws. Early details indicate pursuit by cavalry, with casualties among American residents and widespread rumor of broader border tensions and military activity.
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Loge
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Nandire’ Stein
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Parreh
Catele
Parker
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Putin
Ana Catule
Psu
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Trevino
Ius Norgh
Onidusbus
Berta
Vailer
Chikuanga City
Roves
Guna Maris Five
Colonia Dania
Feta
TRE
Columbus
Andree
Insurance Men Conference Sparks Regulation Debate
A fragmented report shows Insurance men gathering in a federation setting to discuss statutory duties and compliance. Officials from multiple agencies address the need for formal coordination among agents, brokers, and state authorities to uphold industry standards and protect policyholders.
W Cormick Opens Headquarters for Democratic Committee
An article reports that Vance McCormack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, opens headquarters for the party. Western headquarters will be in Chicago with a campaign committee to include about eleven members. Morgantau and Worst are named among early organizers.
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Western
Chicago
New York
Jane
Vance McCormack
Lero Voda
Denver
McCor
Henry Morgantuau
Chartuan
Amance Committee
Wither
Passenger Cars Used For Troops By Rail Line
Pennsylvania Railroad said it will likely reduce regular service temporarily and may cut some trains as hundreds of passenger cars are diverted to transport troops to the Mexican border. The move could last while 2,000 cars are unavailable and returning to service may take time.
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Parladeways
Pennyslvania Railroad Company
Industrial Development Receives Substantial Subscriptions
About $30,000 subscribed for industrial development as bankers refiners merchants and business men show faith in investment. Subscriptions totaling near 30,000 were received by Wednesday noon for the Tolysteriat Development Company. Many investors have not yet joined but are expected to in two days as city growth hopes rise. Widespread support from Warren area financiers and manufacturers is noted, with names including B Robinson Te Leo Bist Bonnn J Taggerty Horton Co and many others.
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Tolysteriat Development Company
Warren
Red Cross Sets Up Supply Depots for Subtotal Camps
Instructions outline that the Red Cross will establish depots in San Antonio and El Paso to receive, forward, and distribute supplies for Subiters in camp. Chapter leaders are urged to use parcel post for designated consignments and to avoid mass forwardings. The plan anticipates intermediate depots and orderly shipment to camps, with continued updates on page four.
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Giese Pole
Asauts
USEVELT 70 ORGANIZE DIVISION OF 12000 MEN
New York June 27 Theodors Tensers plans to offer a division of about 12 000 men to the United States government as mayor general for a mobilization effort. Elaborate plans have been quietly laid to recruit nationwide with many pledges noted. The division would include four brigades and modern field hospital equipment, engineers, artillery, aircraft, and machine guns.
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Theodors Tensers
Tihitri
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Generai
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