Thousands See the Troops Depart in Warren
Thousands lined Hickory Street and Pennsylvania Avenue as Company I 16th Regiment N G P paraded to the Pennsylvania R R station for mobilization at Mt Gretna. The crowd waved and sang in a patriotic farewell with bands playing as the unit prepared for possible border duty.
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Hickory Street
Third Avenue
Pennsylvania Ave
16Th
Pennsylvania R. R
Mt. Gretna
Spain
Pennsylvania Avenue
America
Company I
Mexico
Warren
Armory
Pennsylvania Station
Exchange Hotel
Fourth Avenue
David Gardner
Marshall
A. F. of M
Grand Army Veterans
Warren Rifle Club
the Red Cross State Hospital
Tidioute Band
Protected Home Circle
Canton Conewango
Eneer
Sheffield
Warren Post Office Force
Ellis
Knights of Columbus and
Moose
Shooting mystery at Buffalo as Mrs Regester shot
In Buffalo New York a puzzling shooting occurred on a Saturday. Mrs Hyatt Regester wife of prominent physician Dr Regester was shot in the head with a shotgun and the doctor found unconscious from an apparent drug. Authorities investigated with District Attorney Moore directing.
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Buffalo N. Y
Regester
Ruth
Harry Mead
Moore
Edward R. O'Malley
Note on Carrizal incident recalled by United States
The note to the Mexican de facto government cites orders from the Mexican war department to General Trevino not to advance American forces and to resist incursions. It states an American force moved east and clashed at Carrizal, with casualties and 17 American prisoners. It calls the note a formal avowal of hostile action and demands the immediate release of prisoners and return of property, requesting a formal U.S. response via diplomatic channels.
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Arredondo
Carrizal
Mexican War Department
Jacinto B. Trevino
General Pershing
General Trevino
Pershing
Chihuahua
United States
Mexico
Prisoners Freed Averts War With Mexico
Washington reports the release of 23 troopers captured at Carrizal averts immediate war risk. Carranza’s response remains uncertain, while U S preparations for border action continue with General Funston directing National Guard troops. Mediation talks may occur and Bolivia’s Calderon plans to press for talks with Secretary Lansing as Washington seeks freedom of movement for troops in Mexico.
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Funston
Carranza
Ignacsio Calderon
Bolivia
Lansing
United States
Baker
War Department
Trevino
Juarez
Wilson
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Philadelphia
Rodgers
Mexico City
Hughes Praises Roosevelt Backing for President
New York dispatch reports Charles E Hughes Republican nominee welcomed Progressive party support and attacked the current administration as weak. The Progressive National Committee endorsed Hughes with 32 to 6 votes and rejected a third ticket, while Theodore Roosevelt declined the nomination but supported Hughes in a letter.
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National Committee
Roosevelt
New York
Charles E. Hughes
O. K. Davis
Progressive National Committee
Progressive Party
Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Theodore Roosevelt
National Committee Today
Hughes
Progressive National Convention
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Democratic Party
Gust Wilson
Buchanan
Wilson
Chicagro
Republican Party
Trinidad
Dcratic Party
Jackson
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Roy F. Lowe
Theron M. Tate
Fred Thelin
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Carl L. Anderson
Joseph H. Hanlon
Roy B. Hall
William E. Kiester
Daniel H. Kile
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Arthur W. Kelley
Harley A.esse
William Martin
Ovid McKitrick
Charles F. L. McGill
Roy V. Myers
Fred L. Magee
Ernest E. Nelson
Gustaf E. Nelson
John R. Nelson
Gustave A. Olson
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