Carranza Pressed to Repudiate Threat to Pershing
Washington reports say the United States demands a clear statement from General Carranza denying any plan to attack American forces if they move away from the border. Secretary Lansing seeks proof of border patrol ability and steady control before mediators are considered. Brig. Gen. Pershing reportedly shifts his advance base nearer the border as tensions persist.
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Doyle’s Statement After Sir Roger Casement Treason Verdict
London June 20 Michael Francis Doyle of Philadelphia Sir Roger Casement’s counsel says the verdict was not a surprise and an appeal will begin to the criminal court of appeals then the house of lords if needed. Casement smiles as he is sentenced to death for treason and vows Ireland’s right to self government.
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Two lifelong friends share birthday dinner again
Mrs Uriah Chambers and Mrs Thomas Wolf of Blanchester, both born on the same day 88 years ago, celebrated their birthday dinner together for many years. This year the meal was served at Mrs Wolf’s home.
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Americans retreat north as Mexican forces occupy furthest towns
General Trevino reports American troops begin retirement northward and abandon San Buenavertura Las Cruces Namiquipa and Santa Clara, all now held by Mexican forces. He also says Villa generals Marcelo Carabelo Juan Cabral and Ramon Sousa have entered Chihuahua from the United States and that burial of killed troopers may proceed.
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Mustering Eighth Ohio infantry for federal service at Camp Willis
Columbus June 30. The Eighth Ohio infantry began rigid physical examinations at Camp Willis as federal officers seek robust men for the Mexican border. The unit may be expanded beyond war strength, with transfers to other regiments if pass rate exceeds capacity.
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Byron L. Pargar
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FE Paso
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Wrist watches move from utility to daily use
Cleveland reports jewelers at the Ohio Retail Jewelers convention say wrist watches will be worn by athletes auto mobilists and men in general as a practical everyday accessory rather than just for ornament.
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Troops Safe After Carrizal Capture Return to El Paso
Twenty three U S cavalrymen released by Mexican officials reached El Paso after a journey from Chihuahua City via Juarez. They were escorted to the border bridge and surrendered to Brigadier General George Bell Jr. at Fort Bliss they described being robbed of shoes money and valuables by Carranza soldiers and said 42 Mexicans were killed 39 wounded in the Carrizal fight.
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Sir Roger Casement Sentenced to Die for Treason
Irish national figure Sir Roger Casement is sentenced to death for high treason after conviction. The case centers on his activities supporting Irish independence and alleged involvement in a conspiracy against the British government.
Property Now Being Seized in Mexico by Officials
Washington reports Mexican authorities seized a large amount of American property after many left for the north. About 1,700 refugees have departed, with 1,000 from Tampico and Vera Cruz due in Galveston aboard the Dixie and Wylie. Dozens remain aboard ships at Vera Cruz and Manzanillo, en route to the United States.
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Bodies of eight soldiers shipped home from Mexico
Volumpus New Mexico June 30. The bodies of eight American soldiers and civilians who died in Mexico from fever or wounds after the punitive expedition were brought here by a corps sent by the war department. The bodies were embalmed and will be shipped to relatives.
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Meat prices rise steadily for producers
Prices paid producers for hogs cattle sheep and chickens edged up 0.2 percent from May 15 to June 15. They were 16.7 percent higher than a year earlier and 19.2 percent above the six year average on June 15.
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Daily News contest bets on big bonus ballots in race to July 22
A. H. Prine notes readers can win by accumulating votes as candidates surge and drop in the Daily News voting contest. He argues contestants press for subscriptions and votes, comparing the fight to a prize bout, with prizes crafted to lure readers as the July 22 deadline nears.
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