Militiamen Ready Disposal Wars in United States
The latest returns from adjutants general to the War Department show about 120,000 civilian militiamen across states and districts, with numbers ranging from 482 in Delaware to 15,359 in New York and 10,534 in Pennsylvania, as of wartime tallies.
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Flags Fly From Chicago School Buildings in War Era
Chicago Illinois April 24. Beginning today and continuing while United States forces are in Mexico flags will fly from all Chicago school buildings. The board of education ordered this to foster patriotism in Chicago school children.
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Mexican Press Reports Mexican Falls and Veracruzan Tensions
Exira editions from Mexico City claim El Paso Laredo and Nogales captured by Mexicans the battleship Louisiana sunk by a federal torpedo and US forces in Vera Cruz about to be driven to sea General Huerta allegedly inspires these dispatches Zapata allegedly on his way to join Huerta mobs in Mexico City threaten Americans at the American club Herald and other US properties closed police prove unable to stop riots Officials discharge railroad workers to prevent train movement Embassies expect orders to yield farms and ammunition to Mexican authorities in retaliation for Veracruz seizure
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American War Prospects in Huerta Mexico
The United States faces the possible overthrow of the Huerta government as the only viable path if war continues. The outcome hinges on the actions of Carranza and Villa and their ability to sustain opposition, with timelines ranging from months to years and a costly burden in lives and money. Dallas News.
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A Wonderful Clock in St. Petersburg Reveals World Time
The most wonderful clock in the world sits in St. Petersburg with ninety five faces. It displays time at thirty global points and tracks the sun, the moon, the zodiac, and over fifty northern stars. It also shows dates across several calendars. Two years were needed to assemble this intricate mechanism.
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