Mexicans slain in Parral fight near Chihuahua
San Antonio April 14 unconfirmed reports state that unarmed Americans in Parral were fired on by Mexican forces, killing one trooper and wounding others as the pursuing party clashed with Carranza troops. General Pershing and Funston sought confirmation. officials noted mixed reports and the border situation remained tense with American patrols on alert.
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San Antonio
Texas
Parral
Chihuahua
Ceneral Funston
Uty
Carranza
Duahua
Fartal
Angels
Fred
Mexico
United States
Chihuahua City
Santa Yaabel
Satevo
Kihuahua
Villa
Genetil Pershing
Illa
Banda
UN Wit
Junston
Pershing
Uisues
War Department
Funston
Funstons
Baker
Ons
Iran
Washington
Generi
Wilson
President Wilson
White House
Sonora
Chihuahus
Foreign Office
Amador
San Luis Potoal
Carranas
Senor Amador
Ita
Carranza Douglas
Agua Prieta
Eliseo Arredondo
Lelevier
Wise
Dionglas
Agua Prioy
United States Secret Service
Calles
Iandra Todix
Neral Laisiva
Parral Guvia
Miot
Patral
American Troops to Stay in Mexico
The administration contemplates keeping American expeditionary forces in Mexico to safeguard the border while pursuing Villa. Senator Stone cited the need to avoid full intervention and suggested withdrawal or continued military presence as options depending on Carranza’s cooperation. Cabinet and Congress watchers weighed the diplomatic and military implications as talks on a reciprocal agreement proceed with General Carranza.
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Carranza
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Lansing
Lum i
Mexico
Villa
Cemearmy
Congress
White House
State Department
Ameran Theops
Menian Soul
Itseo Arredondy Mesican Ambassadro Modenate
Catlansa Apt
Thedamty
Polk
Hot Springs
Washington
Georgians Call for Villa Capture in Mexico Mission
Georgia representatives in Congress urge keeping American troops in Mexico until Villa is captured or eliminated after reports of Carranza mobs killing Americans at Parral and the Columbus attack. Several members advocate strong action, while others urge caution or continued pursuit.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Georgia
Congreus
Mexico
Carranza
Marion Letcher 4
Parral
United States
Witla
Columbus
Chap
Howard
Bell
Vinson
Lee
Wise
Adamson
Edwards
Parks
Thomas M. Bell
Villa
Carranse
William
Schley Howard
Carranea
Carl Vinson
James W. Wise
State Department
Charlies
Wilson Heie
Gordon Lee
Charles Ro Crisp
Hart Schafffner & Marx
Varsity
America
Fire in Augusta Destroys Warehouse with 28000 Dollar Loss
Fire in Augusta G A destroys a cotton warehouse on Reynolds street. About 474 bales of cotton owned by Barrett and Co perish. Loss exceeds 28000 dollars. Fire department fights blaze for hours, building and contents damaged. Origin unknown as of report.
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Augusta
Reynolds Street
Barrett & Co
Sre
Annual Banquet Held By Picture Operators Club
More than forty members of the Atlantic Motion Picture Operators club attended an annual banquet at the Piedmont hotel after city theaters closed. The event featured entertainment and remarks from employers, exchange managers, exhibitors, and theater owners as they gathered for the season’s social gathering.
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Atlant Motion Picture Operators Club
Biedmont
Mery Aleo
U S Expedition Limited To 1000 Men In Mexico
Officials in Washington and Mexico discuss a punitive expedition against Villa. Amador and Carranza officials state limits: 1000 troops, five days in the zone, border passage only in unpopulated areas. The full correspondence via Associated Press outlines proposed protocols and counterproposals between the two governments.
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Columbus
Associated Tress
Arredondo
Carranga
Washington
United States
Vasa
Mexico
United States of North America
Rio Colorado
Piedras Negras
Strousand
Rai
Amador
Carranza
Carranza Foreign Office
Villa
Better Than Spanking Home Treatment for Bedwetting Cures
A historical notice promoting a home treatment for bedwetting and urine difficulties. It claims the method aids children and adults, promises free samples to mothers, and urges writing to the sender for full instructions, denying fault on the child.
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Notre Dame
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Gorrell
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Vasas
Willa
Fooh Ursana
Hitushua
Pulp Tos Pass
Gomes
Tristan
Border Patrol
Dunstan
Metaire Frinerail
Gavira
Madera
Gasira
Suzanne
Luzianne
Taylor
New Orleans
WeLemore
Hellhceuse
McLemore
Tretas
Francisco Villa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Therr
IE Ta
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General Pershing
Frort
Chitinhua
Generaring
Hays
Vic
Nettleton
Earl & Wilson
Daniel Brothers Co
Bache
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