NO REPORT ON BATTLE FROM PERSHING
Juarez near El Paso evacuated as two troop trains carried soldiers and civilians south before dawn. Pershing sent a squad to investigate Currizal battle while Funston withheld new orders pending Pershing's next update. An American relief train left for Vera Cruz with about 60 to 70 travelers and a military guard.
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United. Press
Paso
Tex
Juarez
el Paso
San Antonio
Tiens ‘Eral Funston
Pershing
Feil
Fl Paso
Tenth Cavalry
Ty ‘Ine Vestiato
Funston
Pershing Arain
Eth
Cayinia Raye
Orpet Letters Used in Murder Trial Admissible
Waukegan June 1 1922 The jury weighing the Orpet murder case will hear letters William H Orpet wrote to Marion Abert over nearly a year Judge Donnelly ruled the entire series admissible to show cooling affections and possible motive Objections by the defense spent two days arguing the issue and the court's decision rests on showing motive amid the complex relationship
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Waukegan
William H. Orpet
Marion Abert
Todiay
Orpet
Donnelly
Ale
Sieder
Marion
Slite
Dady
Madison
Mexican Ambassador Arredondo Seeks Carranza Clarification
United Press reports Mexican Ambassador Arredondo pressed Secretary Lansing for details on the Carrizal incident. He criticized the American commander’s actions abroad and said his information aligns with Mexican reports of several dead on both sides and seventeen Americans captured by Carrancista forces.
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United Press
Per- Shing
State Department
Arredonde
Lansing
Department
Arredondo
Crowds Grow at Boston Store Opening
Crowds gathered at the Boston store opening amid excitement and patronage. The owners reported strong support and praised the turnout, noting the event drew more than twenty customers as the shop welcomed shoppers.
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AoBek
Boston
Ames Snorf
Fragmentary line hints at domestic conflict and departure
A partial OCR fragment describes urging a woman, claims of ending a torment, and a character leaving. The text lacks clear names, places, or dates and provides only ambiguous emotional action with no verifiable events.
Japanese Warship Beached Off Mexican Coast Report
Adolfo de la Huerta reports a Japanese warship aground near Tiburon Island Gulf of California with several other Japanese vessels nearby. He suggests it was purposely beached to justify staying near Mexico. He also mentions a shipload of arms and ammunition en route from Japan to the west coast of Mexico.
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de la Huerta
Sonora
Mexico
Japan
Indianapolis to switch to automatic telephone service
The Indianapolis Star reports the Indianapolis Telephone Company will switch from manual to automatic exchange, with installation to be completed by February 20. The change aims to improve efficiency, replacing operator tasks with mechanized service.
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Indianapolis Telephone Company
Indianapolis Star
Syauuoy
Indiatapolis
Mechanica
Mexican Situation Comes Up in Senate Vote
United Press report notes Senator Works of California asking the Senate to intervene with a resolution he introduced five months ago. The Washington action centers on Mexican policy amid U.S. debate. The item references a pending intervention measure and Senate consideration.
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Senate
Washington, DL
Ypo
Works
California
Recruiting Drives for Militia Company Amid War Fever
Local enthusiasm for militia enlistment grows as papers note mobilization plans and border dispatches. A Friday organization jury and a large parade at the court house, with the Citizens' Band and Washington Marines volunteering, are planned to boost patriotism for the war effort.
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Frank J. Suture
Citizens’ Band
Washington Marines
Mrs Indiana Gaither Injured In Ladder Fall At Home
Mrs. Indiana Gaither, seventy, suffered serious injuries after falling from a ladder while cleaning her home on Syen street. She fractured a collar bone and left wrist, landed on the porch and steps, was assisted by neighbors, and received medical care.
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Indiana Gaither
Gaither
Syenstreet
Tan
Indiana Mobilization Delayed Several Days
In Indianapolis June 22 Governor Ralston ordered Col. Henry T. Conde to report to the mobilization camp for examination, as the Indiana National Guard chief plans to retire citing age and disability. Conde has resigned but the governor doubts authority to accept the resignation and directs camp reporting. Beal has returned home in Graysville after a visit.
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Ralston
Henry T. Conde
Indane National Guard
A. MN
Through train carries soldiers to Velock on route to Mexico
A disrupted report describes a trainload of soldiers passing through Velock this morning en route to the Mexican border. The train, identified as freep El and other garbled terms, is said to be protected by Battery A U S Light artillery with guards in high gear. several cars and troops are noted, though many details are unclear in the OCR.
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Graeme Pbisine
Southwestern
U.S
Missouri Militia First To Border In Mobilization
Missouri militia gains honor as first state guard to be ordered toward the border. California and Kansas share the credit with Missouri, chosen for proximity and rapid movement toward El Paso border points. Officials say troops nearest the border will be mobilized, with Nevada as a training camp location for the Missouri guard.
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Washington
Missouri
National Guard
Kansas
California
Missouri Guard
Nevada
Way Department
el Paso
Nd Valifarniatrons
Hugh
Teddy
West
Fas
Murder Japanese Liquor Vendor Near Camp
Washington reports a Japanese liquor vendor was killed by American soldiers near Namaquipa Mexico after a quarrel with three troopers. An investigation identified the troops involved and their identities were revealed. June 22.
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James
Washington
St.Louis
Senate
Shington
Namaquipa
Mexic
Reinforcements for Tenth Cavalry Amid Border Tensions
General Pershing dispatches additional troops to the Tenth Cavalry as Mexican border clashes intensify. Washington reports a government push to mobilize forces quickly, with Secretary Baker and President Wilson coordinating battlefield redeployments and upcoming war measures.
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Tenth Cavalry
Mrs Lee Hirdn Meeting With President Reported
Mrs Lee attended a State road event and met with the President regarding an unspecified injury incident. The report notes the official involved and the context of the meeting.
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Uie-White
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Austin
Supreme Court
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New Haven, Conn
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Yale University
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Gallipoli
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Neve
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Daviess County
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United Wrens
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Sosianapolis
Ind
Ildiens
Missouri Militia First
Offisis
Shawn
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Parry Sound, Ont
Adtian Explosives Co. Ltd
Win. Rin
Carrizal
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Kanne
Litlin
Onee
Pittevens
Philitia Antes
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Presigtot
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Wilxai
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Worl
Catrizal
Lee Hirdn
Rdsident
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