Vast Fifth Avenue Welcome for 27th Division Veterans
Millions witnessed a triumphant parade as 26 000 veterans of the 27th Division returned from Europe led by Fighting Jack O Ryan. Police estimate 3 000 000 people filled five miles of Fifth Avenue with 60 000 relatives in Central Park Grandstand and thousands more from states across the nation.
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Associated Press
New York
Flanders Fields
Fifth Avenue
Hindenburg
Europe
Ryan
Jack
O’ryan
France
Central Park
Upstate
Senator Henderson Pilots Plane Over Washington in Air Visit
The first U S Senate member took to the skies today as Senator Henderson of Nevada flew over Washington in a two seat plane. Major W O Walker piloted the craft while Senators Myers of Montana and Kendrick of Wyoming joined in a second army plane for a half hour aerial tour.
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Associated Freee
Washington
United States Senate
Senator Henderson
Nevada
Henderson
W. O,wker
Myers
Montana
Kendrick
Wyoming
Villa bandits raid Santa Barbara Chihuahua
March 25 Villa followers rode into Santa Barbara Chihuahua 17 miles west of Parral looted stores including stars of the San Francisco Del Oro Mining Company a British owned firm and rode away without firing a shot or taking prisoners. A Villa band fight with Federal station guards at Concho 86 miles south of Chihuahua City was reported with few details.
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Hiv Associated Presa Ivarez
Villa
Santa Barbara
Chihuahua
Parral
San Francisco del Oro Mining Company
Concho
Chihuahua City
Troops Arrive Assembled From Across Nation In Newport News
The transport Pastores arrived in Newport News Virginia with troops from across the country. Among the arrivals were New York contingents and units from various sections including companies of casual, wounded personnel returning home.
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Newport News
Pastores
New York
Amarillo Troops Warmly Received in Newport News
Soldiers from Amarillo arrive in Newport News to be welcomed by locals as the ranks of the unit are reorganized through a new commissioning of members.
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Amarillo
Newport News
Amarillo Battery B soldiers return home from war
In Newport News on March 24 special correspondent B. N. Timmons reports Battery B of Amarillo’s 182nd field artillery back in the homeland with altered personnel. Lt. Thomas W. Harrison led the unit ashore, while veterans like First Sgt Rollis Towns and many Amarillo officers and enlisted men are noted for duties and casualties.
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B. N. Timmons
Newport News
Amarillo
United States
Simmling
Doxte
France
Rollis Towns
Tob
Townes
Pegro
Watters
Thomas W. Harrison
San Angelo
O. G. Rogquemore
Fratermaribo
Joe F. Parr
Sam M. Méredith
John“ We Crasington
Edgar
Seeward
John P. Arnott
Oren C
Beil
Lord H. Steele
Bert F. Hensley
Nebert Mieaphréegs
Wake SY
Reeder
Lewis H. Spencer
Heauchamp Pottinger
Robert Moore
William CC. Hoyle
Sebastian
Ie Mahon
Thos
S. Richards
Edward Stickney
Clyde Fong
Richard F. Logan
Bowie
Arthur K. Scholars
132Nd
Harvey Grudgington
Otho G. Roquemore
Arelieu F. Madison
R. D. Fletcher
142Nd Infantry
Plainview
ABE MARTIN Reflects On Travel and Secrets in Play Tales
ABE MARTIN recalls journeys since Th Black Crook and remarks that some people speak too soon. He notes the change from men only venues to broader stages, hinting at evolving social norms.
Government to Finance Trade with Europeans
The government opens a billion dollar fund for foreign trade financing to American exporters via War Finance Corporation loans. Regulations will allow up to fifty million dollars to a single firm or group, likely at 3 1/2 percent for up to five years, with adequate collateral. Exporters plan early use as regions finish and applications rise.
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Associated Preas
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Cowman Advises Limited Expansion at Albuquerque Meeting
T W Tomlinson of Denver, secretary of the American Livestock Association, urged restraint on live stock growth before the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association. He cited last year’s meat export totals and forecast similar foreign demand in 1919, with 1920 exports likely dipping to pre-1914 levels.
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Albuquerque
N. M
T. W. Tomlinson
Denver
American Livestock Association
New Mexico
Tomlinson
National Oil Congress Opens With Unity Among Delegates
Chicago March 25 Five hundred delegates to the national Petroleum congress opened today united on key industry matters. They favored a government oil plan with producer 12 percent basis and announced the merging of the Independent Oil Men's Association and the American Petroleum League. The American Petroleum Institute was organized with A C Bedford of Standard Oil Co of New Jersey as president. Max W Ball of Roxana Petroleum Co outlined 400 barrels of oil available in the Rocky Mountain district and Alaska.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Petroleum Congress
United Branches
Independent Oil Men's Association
American Petroleum League
American Petroleum Institute
Petroleum War Service Committee
A. C. Bedford
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Max W. Ball
Rocky Mountain
Roxana Petroleum Co
d@trist
Alaska
England's War Secretary Warns Against Hasty Demobilization
In the Commons Winston Spencer Churchill argues Britain must avoid rapid demobilization despite World War I fatigue. He warns reducing strength now could jeopardize wartime gains and risk leaving troops unavailable in India, Egypt, and other fronts as Allied demands shape postwar terms.
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England
Senate Passes German Teaching Ban in Schools
The California state senate approved a bill prohibiting teaching German in public and private schools. An amendment to allow German in colleges and universities failed. The measure moves to the assembly for action.
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Sacramento
State Senate
Assembly
Allied Powers May Take Up Arms Against Rebels
Washington reports a rising Hungarian crisis sparks calls for a firm allied stand against Bolshevism. U S officials note hostilities toward France in Budapest amid French occupation of neutral zones, with possible internment of French members of the inter allied mission.
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Washington
Hungary
State Department
Paris
United States
Vienna
Food Administration
Budapest
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
Adriatic
Germany
Plane Crash Kills Three Near Lawton Oklahoma
Associated Press reports Lieut Niley C Hide of Columbia Missouri Cadet William M Crabtree of Jamestown North Dakota and an unnamed fourth occupant died when their airplane crashed in a wheat field half a mile south of Lawton Oklahoma The wreckage was spotted by a walker as the plane plunged from clouds and failed to regain control before impact
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Associated Prewe
Lawton
Okla
Lievt
Niley C. Hide
Columbia
William M. Crabtree
Jamestown
N. B
Egun
Hide
Carolet Crabtree
Netherland Stance on League of Nations Attitude Statement
Amsterdam March 25 The Netherlands government accepts the League of Nations invitation to attend the peace conference while shaping the League. Dr Loder and Prof Van Kysinga l of Leyden University will assist Dr John Loudon in presenting Dutch views. The draft is a fair start and could open new channels for mutual interests. The speaker believes equality of nations boosts confidence of smaller powers but notes room for improvement. The Netherlands should greet the League with cautious satisfaction, avoiding sharp criticism.
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Wgh
Jonkheer Karnebek
League of Nations
Netherland
Loder
High Court For Appeals
W. J. M. van Kysingal
Leyden University
Paris
John Loudon
Netherlands
Mexican Oil Development Faces U S Federal Scrutiny
Officials in Washington opened a study on Mexico City orders punishing domestic oil companies for development work without federal permits. The move revisits the Mexican question amid American, British, French oil interests and a lettered push from ambassadors Fletcher and Centers to press oil company positions on the matter.
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Washington
State Department
Department of Industry
Mesics City
Tore
Pas Welk
Fletcher
Cane Montia
Paris
Amer
Cate Oil Companies
Statenert
Mexico City
Carranya
Merican O
Coompenice
Pdain
Fragmented Note on Government Rights and Resource Contracts
A damaged text fragment discusses government authority over resource development and contractor rights. It references constitutional limits, corporate ownership, and planned actions in relation to oil or gas exploration and pipeline work. The fragment mentions international examples and a 1978 timeline but lacks full context or clear outcomes.
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