Military terms and Wilson Carranza era tensions outlined
The article reviews military unit structure across infantry cavalry and naval services with detailed squadron and regiment strengths and staff roles. It also discusses President Wilson's Mexican policy amid ongoing border incidents, noting incidents at Nogales and Torreon, and mentions possible arbitration while Americans seek protection. It includes local real estate and public notices and a political candidate list for Brewster County.
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Carranza
Tenth Cavalry
Chihuahua
Nogales
Sonora
United States
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