Tenth Cavalry Loses Men in Mexican Ambush
The Carrezal engagement near Carrizal Chihuahua leaves 13 Americans dead including Capt. Charles T. Boyd and 25 prisoners. Four Mexicans killed and 20 wounded as Tenth Cavalry fights for five hours before retreating to Colonia Dublan.
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Sanford Notes and Neighbor Visits Across Town
June 27 items record returning workers and visitors including Joan Blakeslee back in Youngsville and Mrs Myron Sanford moving to Philadelphia. Guests at Sanford homes include Mrs Cora Green Bear Lake and Mrs Eva Quandt California. Grove meetings near Sanford Grove closed with distant helpers listed.
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Hughes Endorsed by Progressives in Call for Unity
A leading Progressive backs Hughes for president, urging Republicans and Progressives to unite. He criticizes Wilson’s record, calls for an end to a third-ticket split, and argues Hughes offers clean, efficient leadership to serve the nation in crisis.
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National Geographic War Geography Bulletin on Border States
The National Geographic Society issues a war geography bulletin comparing the four American border states California Arizona New Mexico and Texas with the five Mexican border states plus Lower California. It notes area population and boundary details along with key railroad arteries and the Rio Grande’s extent.
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Rio Grande
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Rumors of Battle Near El Paso and Villa Ahumada
El Paso reports rumor of a battle at Villa Ahumada but officials say no Americans are near Villa Ahumada or within thirty miles of Carrizal. General Francisco Bomzales received an official Juarez message. Units assigned to search for survivors are said to withdraw.
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