Popular Meetings in Mexico Arouse Enthusiasm
Telegrams report widespread adhesion to the Carranza government with contingents of 200 to 2,000 men forming at protests. Women under Senorita Hernila Galindo publish La Mujer Moderna urging peace as war talk rises, aided by New York connections.
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Mexico
Carranz
Carranza
Republic
Quxaca
Manila
Carranza Meet Ness
Fueba Etara
Guadalajara
Guadalupe
Morelle
Senorita
Hernila Galindo
la Mujer Woerna
Womens
Meace
Airy
York
Margaret Lane
New York
Roosevelt silent on plans for army division
New York July 1. Brigadier General Roosevelt may lead a division scheme and attend conferences with friends and army officers. Oyster Bay post office and telegraph station report overwork due to enlistment demands as preparations intensify for the planned army division.
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New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Many Death Notices Plague Local Residents in July 1916
A flood of obituaries and funeral notices from July 1916 lists VIN ENZO ROVELLO JO R Rovello from 141 Monroe St NW to St Aloysius Church for requiem. CUSHING, LYWAN F. W., 1276 Ellevant St NW. ELLIOTT from 229 Rhode Island Ave NW. ELLIS of Alexandria VA. EMMART of 3908 23rd St NW. RANGER JOBAN TILESTON GRAN GER. JAMES HENRY HAMILL. HETTENKEWER 305 Fourth St NE. KENEALY 1228 Four and a half St SW. KOHLER Massachusetts Ave. MARTIN 408 H St NE. REAPSOMER 1922 nth St NW. PELCHET 114 Eighth St NE. RIEU 318 of. MARGARET RIEU 76th year. mass at St Mary’s.
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Rovello
Vin Enzo
Jor Rovello
Monroe Street
St Alovaus
Balimore
Buffalo
Papara
Cushia
Dom Lywan
Cushing
Maven
Elevant Street
Arlington National Cemetery
Elliott
Doom
Rhode Inland Avenue
Northwee
Minnie
Richard J, Eli
Philadelphia
Annapolis
ELLIS
Brother Tit & F Ellis
King Street
Alexandria
Oat la
Shelby
Emmart
Mra
John T Mweuny
Twenty Third Street
Mary
L W Emmart
Rock Creek
Ranger
Florence
Joban Tileston
Passaic
Providence Hospital
Asnie E Hotte
Kewer
Fornelius B. Kenealy
St Vincent de Paris
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Gforge
Kohler Fueral Gerg Ces
Jacob Rie
Frank Geers Ss Co
St Mars S Church
St Mary
SLAIN BY U S TROOPER COMME NDED REPORT STATES
Bell reports U S troops defended themselves amid tensions at Yesleta after a Mexican civilian and another rider were observed near the outpost. A trooper from Troop G of the Eighth Cavalry fired after perceiving a threat, wounding one and killing the other as a precautionary measure. The sergeant is commended for prompt action.
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En Bells
Yesleta
Bale
Mexican Official Report on Carrizal Battle Blames Americans
A Mexican official report of the Carrizal encounter portrays American forces as the aggressors beginning the battle. It states that Mexican commander Gen Gomez was killed, the Mexicans captured 22 prisoners, and lists American casualties and captured equipment, detailing a two hour firefight and subsequent maneuvers by Mexican troops.
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Rivas
Gen. Gomez
U. S
Juarez
Gomez
Geneci
Funston
Sergi Fair
Sergt Harry Furman
Twenty-third Infantry
Pershing
Sergi Dalley Farrier
Tenth Cavalry
Farrier
Mexico Denies Official Peace Mission and Reforms Tariffs
Mexico City July 1 Gen Candido Aguilar foreign minister said no government commission acts on international affairs. He clarified that any peace mission exists only as individual initiative and has no official status. Mexico seeks to foster its fishing industry by restricting foreign fishing in territorial waters and will require annual licenses. A new street car fare also took effect, rising to 20 cents Mexican.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Candido Aguilar
United States
Gon Aguilar
Official Bulletin on Situation and Troop Movements
Bulletin reports artillery, cavalry and guard units moving south under Gen Fursten. Pershing telegram lists wounded from Capt Rovds command, including Maj Rey, Lt Dailey Farrier and Sgt. details. Mount Gretna tensions noted. Gen Wool requests War Department telegrams. paper to publish Gen Clement and Gen Bell notes in debate follow-up.
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Illinois Guard
Fursten
Pershing
Rovds
Lewis H Marey
Tenth Cavalry
Dailey Farrier
Beny
Mount Gretna
Wool
War Department
Patur
Marity
Clement
Capt Kemper
Mili Fry
Congress
Bell
Sergi Falr
Pursues Raiders to Rio Grande Then Halts on Border Trail
July 1 San Antonio reports Lt Edward N Hardy of the Eighth Cavalry led a pursuit of a Mexican raiding party about 54 miles southeast of El Paso toward the Rio Grande. He halted before crossing, citing inability to assume cross river action. Gen Bell ordered Capt Diroy Elting to investigate and possibly follow, cautioned to avoid conflict with Carranza troops.
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Funston
el Paso
Edward N Hardy
Meutenant
Mexicana
Rio Grands
Diroy Elting
Bell
Fabens
Carranzas
Newspaper Man Missing After Crossing Border
Brownsville Tex July 1 Officials of the American consulate in Matamoros were searching for J C Pridget a correspondent for a New Orleans newspaper who disappeared in Matamoros this afternoon Pridget left word with a Mexican hotel samplova to notify authorities if he did not return by six o clock No word has been heard since
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoras
J C Pridget
New Orleans
Pridget
Samplova
Matamoros
Mexican beef drying for army along border fence
Nogales Arizona July 1 reported by Mexican railroad employees arriving from Hermosillo miles of barbed wire fence were seen decorated with drying beef from thousands of slaughtered cattle as part of army provisioning.
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Nogales
Ariz
Hermosillo
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