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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1916

Page

5

Washington Rifles Chief Urges Enlistment for Border Guard

Camp Ordway reports nine men sworn in for infantry and artillery while twelve pass the Pennsylvania Avenue physicals. Gen Harvey Bacons and officers push Washington rifle clubs to enlist for a strong border force, aiming for 190 total recruits with 210 already recruited in ten days.

Camp Ordway Ren Harvey Arizona Third Infantry Battery Field Artillery Pennsylvania Avenue Ninth Street Washington Ecaorta Esterday Army Harves Tiut Wiliam O. Bacon Stieut Alfred G Schmidt Organized Rifle Club Winthrop Harsey Harvey Yesterda West Blas Bilas Vew Thomas J Ahern Herbert H Balkan Teroy Thaney Morrie J Webster Benjamin H Burrell James & Woten Aaron Wilkins Edward Stewart Fenest C Barnes Thomas F Robertson William Fox Allan Harrison Jenn J Wilsh Charles F Walsh Joseph E Uvder Tompinea C Congress

New President of Argentina and Mexican policy debate noted

A fragmentary report discusses Argentina naming Hipolito Rigoyen as president and Don Pelagio Luna as vice president after a joint session. It also contains a lengthy, opinionated exchange on Mexican governance, reform, and a recommended plan for stabilizing Mexico City through domestic leadership and selective intervention.

Buenos Aires Hipolito Rigoyen Don Pelagio Luna Jung

Japan to Aid Mexico in Event of War with U S

In an interview Tokyo Professor Osaka states Mexico could rely on unconditional Japanese support if war with the United States occurs. He cites trade tensions, perceived U S prejudice against Latin America, and Japan's interest in countering American influence at the border.

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Villa Capture Near Ramos Region Reported As 4000 Men

Reports from Amador place Villa and his main band about 40 miles south of the Durango line near Amador with about 4000 men. Trevino and Ramos claim Villa surrounded and imminent capture, while Torreon garrison surrender rumors lack credibility. Caballero arrives in Tampico to command fifth division.

Chihuahua City Mexico Villa Amador Durango Matias Ramos Jacinto Trevino Rosario Ramos Trevino Villan Quanacevi Garrigon Commandancia Luis Caballerio Tamaulipas Mexico City Tampico Nafarrate Carransa Torreon Durango Parra Inein Coach Scrutch Francisco Sales Juares Ball Hero Wera

Shadow Lawn saga and border distress headline mix

A long fragment describes Shadow Lawn in Long Branch as Wilson’s summer capital amid fortunes and hoodoo legends, noting owners McCall Greenhut and White, and public interest. It also reports on border soldiers worried about families, and a Philadelphia dragnet raid prompting lawsuits for false arrest and indignities.

Walington Post Prealdant Wilson Shadow Lawn Hig John A McCall New ‘York Life Insurance Company McCall Joseph White Texas Cleveland Greenhut J A Greenhut New York President Grant Garfield James Smith Jr White House Long Branch Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas No 1 Wesley J) Nicoll Joseph Cahn Andrew F Quinn Jr Walah & Quinn Nicoll and Cahn Winterstreet Law and Order Society Department of Public Safety Quinn Wilson Clarence Gibboney

Dodger shoots bystander at Scranton carnival exhibit

Special to The Washington Post reports Jasper Johnson, 22, advertised as an African dodger at a Scranton carnival, invited men to throw baseballs at his head, attacked George Lasky after a dispute over cigars, drew a revolver and fired blindly. A bullet hit Joseph Pahisek in the abdomen. Pahisek is in critical condition. Johnson fled but was captured, narrowly escaping lynching.

Washington Post Scranton Jasper Johnson North Scranton George Lasky Lasky Joseph Pahisek Johnson

Heat over 120 degrees in shade in Mesopotamia report

London July 20 official report from the British expeditionary forces in Mesopotamia states that since the joint communique of the 18th nothing interesting has been reported. The heat has been excessive with temperatures in the shade over 120 degrees for several days.

London Mesopotamia

Navy Bill Fight Lost Continues On The Floor

Senators clash over defense spending as Gallinger and La Follette spar over alleged influence and compensation for Congress members. Swanson signals no further attacks as army appropriation bill faces quick passage, with Chamberlain set to push it next.

Senate House Congress Swanson Chamberlain

U-Boat Threat Prompted by Kaiser's Airship Policy

A Berne dispatch to the Daily News reports Count Zeppelin telling workers at Friedrichshafen that the Kaiser has authorized advisers to use airships and submarines freely. He promises decisive blows soon and urges patience. The message signals heightened German naval and aerial threat to London.

London Berne Switzerland Daily Yews Count Zeppelin Friedrichshaven Attuck

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