Mediation bid on Mexico crisis rejected by Carranza
Washington reports South and Central American ministers will offer good offices to Secretary Lansing to avert war with Mexico but Carranza’s intentions must be known first. Paraguy and Ecuador seek mediation via Arredondo while US officers prepare to mobilize National Guards with waivers on examinations en route.
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South
Central America
Lansing
United States
Mexico
Palasein
Iplomats
Calderon
Minis the Calderon
CAPT MOREY SAFE IN CHA LEFT TO DIE IN DESERT
A scrambled dispatch reports Captain Morey and companions stranded in a desert ordeal near Texas. The message mentions a relief effort, blood loss, thirst, and a perilous journey toward safety with references to American and Texan forces and a transport back to the United States.
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Antonio
Tex
Lewis
Ameriiokow
Banquet Recap Echoes Mixed Notes of Event
Fragmentary report notes a banquet with praise for the gathering and references to service, fragrance, and distribution of scented items. Vague remarks suggest a formal meeting with attendees, but details on people, places, or outcomes are unclear from the readable text.
Ty One Signups Boost Indiana Militia Recruiting
The Indiana militia effort gains momentum as Captain Snider reports sixty-one recruits with two enlistees Sunday. Recruits Ralph Peagais and Dale O'Donald, seen at Captain Snider's home, join, with medical exams expected to whittle the list to seventy-five. Mobilization work accelerates as Vincennes and Princeton staffs dispatched to Indianapolis, and Regular Army sergeant J. F. Maurer arrives to sign new enlistees for the Army.
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Ralph Peagais
Dale O'Donald
Focal
Hom
Lees Snider
J. F. Maurer
Regular Army
Vintennes
Washington
Frank L. Snider
de. A. Donaldson
Elijah B. Smoot
Earl C. Edwards
John C. Lemmon
Freeman Underhill
Lorasi Chandler
Curtis Riester
Sheridan Fitch
John Prentiss Waller
Blaine Baill
Thomas Wilson
Joseph L. Kelley
Elmer Co
Isham
Valentine Jane
Edmund Brides
Walter Sullivan
Ernest R. Harewell
Dewey Smoot
Ee B Cox
Frank E. Hart
Alvin C. Start
Ira Massey
Claude Beasley
Glean McDonald
George Li. Mutlock
Cecil B. Rhoades
John F. White
George E. O' Donald
Frank Glover
Oliver M. Chase
Fom Har Binson
Joseph Riney
J Homer R. Brevins
Benjamin Madden
Solomon Wade
R W. Brown
Hammond
Walker
James W. Nugent
Ri E, 'Johnson
Fred Jones
Gu Walker
Walter Belcher
William J. Smith
Elmer Emmone
Frank Skelton
Robbns Foreman
Wiliam Ue Oy Carpenter
Brest Wilson
Clash at Carrizal Toll Reveals Blame Split
United Press reports a preliminary attribution of responsibility for the Carrizal battle, noting the American march toward the clash while suggesting only a complete Carranza reversal could calm the danger. Captain Morey’s reported dying words are cited as evidence of U.S. actions preceding the clash.
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Iikely
Congress
Carranza
Morey
Carrizal
Notable Names in Historical Register List
The article lists individuals including Boner, Wallace Sherbeck, Charles Wathen, Raphael Strange, John W. Stringer, Thomas FE Mahoney, Hor ate Hamm, John E Minter, Ralph R Feagans, Richard Dele O'Donald and John T Reinsel as part of a historical roster or directory. Names reflect a cross section of residents or contributors tied to the source document's context.
No Central Division Troops Ordered to Move
Chicago June 26 No militia commands in the central department of the United States army have received orders. Ten trains are prepared for the border, announced today at the department headquarters. Officials said the orders may come tomorrow or be delayed several days. The organization will entrain as soon as they are reasonably ready. So far none are reasonably ready.
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Chicago
United States Army
Lie
Murder at Petersburg claims farmer after shot three times
Petersburg region reels from a fatal shooting when John Murty shot Carl Sumner, a 24 year old farmer, three times in the back as Sumner prepared to hitch his team at Sumac's barn lot. Parker Decker witnessed the event. Murray, 45, fled. a countywide search followed with reports of him seen on White River and on a freight train.
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Carl Sumner
Sumner
Jonn Murty
Suaiec
Murray
Summer
Cesar
Simmer
Parker Decker
Wileness
Gibson
Knox Counties
White River
North Ear
Decker
Company M of Princeton Mobilizes for Ft Harrison
Newly organized Company M from Princeton Indiana leaves at 7 this morning for Ft Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis. The unit has eighty three men and orders have been received to recruit and entrain immediately to participate in the mobilization.
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Princeton
Fightythree
United Press
Ind
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Roger Casement Pleads Not Guilty At High Treason Trial
London June 26 Sir Roger Casement, at the opening of his trial before Lord Chief Justice Reading, pleaded not guilty to high treason. A jury from a special panel of 150 talesmen was sworn in in less than an hour.
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United Press
London
Roger Casement
Reading
Troopers Still Missing After Carrizal Engagement
Pershing's headquarters reports continued search by Eleventh Cavalry squadrons and motor trucks along the Carrizal area to recover the wounded. Thirty eight survivors reached camp. 18 missing estimated officially. Griffin reports from Washington dated June 16.
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Pershing
Eleventh Cavalry
Carrizal
Batteries to Leave Tomorrow for Mexican Border
Say Indiana announces that battery A of Indianapolis batteries B and C of Lafayette ambulance corps of Frankfort and the signal corps of Indianapolis will entrain for the Mexican border. Rumor reported from Titikandpolla says they depart tomorrow. Verification unavailable at Ft Harrison as anxious parents hurried.
Progressives split over Hughes at Roosevelts meeting
In New York a notable Progressive gathering at the Auditorium and Blackstone hotel split over support for Charles Evans Hughes. Roosevelt aides and Rooseveltians oppose Hughes, while others endorse the Republican nominee, with calls for Wilson to keep us out of war and criticism of the Democratic administration.
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Tie Howe
Gera
New York
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Hughes
Perkins
Oscar King Davis
Progressive National Committee
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Roosevelt
Auditorium Hotel
Charles EL Hughes
John Bf. Parker
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Jetter
Democratié
Wilson
Germany
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