American punitive expedition withdrawal ordered after Mexican chase
Army signals indicate Major General Dickman ordered the withdrawal of the southern department punitive expedition from Mexico. The move follows a chaotic pursuit of bandits led by Jesus Renteria and an effort to secure the release of aviators Davis and Peterson. Carranza forces maintain operations near Coyame as U S troops regroup south of the border.
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Coyame
Nant Harold
Peterson
Ant Paul H. Davis
Royce
Entérin
Hilled
Renteria
Poper
Rgon
Jesus Renad
Oporta
Kua City
Son
Renteéria
Jesus Renterla
Cooper
Saway
Ac- 1
Woodward Tanta
Georgia
Prinstoat
Apolino Iterteria
Brothar
Jesus
Carranza
Ytourteen
Yancey
Rutiosa
Hondit Chet
Langhorne
Jesus Renteria
Mexico
Gerarat Dickman
Southern Department
Baker
War Department
Haker Snd
Dickman
Washington
Kent
Davis
Dickins
Presidio
Texas
Eral Antonio Pruneda
Cuchil
Parddo
Ojindga
Carrisoh
Cosme
Bangoeschen
Pro- Neda
Coyama
Chihuahua City
Disquoz
Atory
Mexico defense of retroactive petroleum law argues public interest
An official Mexican document defends Article 27 retroactive petroleum law arguing the constituent assembly can enact such reform despite private property rights. It cites constitutional theory and Franco- and French legal precedent, contending state need outweighs old rights to develop national wealth and curb foreign control. Public figures and figures show vast lands leased and owned by oil companies under the regime.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Constituent Assembly of
Quéretaro
Leon Salinas
Petroleum Bureau
Department
Benor Salinas
Congress
Department of Commerce and Industry
Quilea
Elroudy
Ita
Duates
Francois Haurents
Glyan
Publc
Queretaro
Laurent
Lowe
Francisco Xayer de’ Gambo
Reesent
France
Mexico
Soures
Dana Ig
Petroleum” Companies
Individus Aly
Mags
Départment of Commerce and Industry
Jos
Valduez Schipffing
Technicel
At Home Sign Outs Bank Robbery Alarm
A chaotic historical column describes an at home sign out for bank bandits at a Chicago bank on the South Side. It notes armored cars, daring holdups in high speed stolen cars, and casualties as a motive for new protective ideas including an inventive system devised by Donald R Bryant, cashier, who recently returned from France to resume duties.
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Chicago
Pullman Trast
Savings ‘Institution
Shai Hooters
Tigt. Guna
Donald R Bryant
Bryant
France
Don
No Government Across Rio Grande Controversy Continues
Fragmentary notes recount a debated stance on Mexican policy, referencing Pancho Villa and an American expedition. The discussion questions who will solve the Mexican problem amid international tensions and hints at consequences for El Paso and border security.
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Panchol Villa
el Paso
America
Car- Tanga
What Will Wilson Do With Treaty Amended
Fragmentary note from Birat Page hints at debate on treaty amendments. The piece strains to summarize claims the war is near end and references legislation tied to the effort.
Scrapheap Noted US 70 S 58 Goes to Scrap
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a vessel or ship named Richmond built at Notfoll and used in camouflage efforts. The text mentions a thick distinction at beth starship camouflage and a Mississippi region, with references to August 24 and U. S. materials. The fragment is unclear and lacks coherent reporting.
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U. S
Richmond
Notfoll
Beth
Peinond
Mississippi
Fragmentary health note hints at disease trends
A partial OCR fragment mentions pneumonia heart disease kidney cancer and medical service notes. It references population in 1900 and describes rising cases, lacking clear structure. The text is garbled but points to evolving health issues and interrelated medical concerns.
Thracian refugees urge U S to back self-determination
A protest telegram from The Union of Thracian Refugees of Greece urges the United States to oppose American delegation aims at Bulgaria and to support self-determination for Thrace. It argues Greeks and Turks form 85 percent of Thrace's population, Bulgaria 8 percent, and warns against a solution that could spark future wars. Kyriakides signs as president.
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United States
Paris
Thrace
Sr Cuetrol
Bulgaria
Aegean Sea
Politioa
Greece
Yasources
Kyriakides
Americans win first outdoor international small bore match in Caldwell
United States defeated England today at their own range in Caldwell by 7617 points to 523. Captain Newits of Britain announced the English team aged over 370 and the Americans averaged 380. High score belonged to Captain G T Watkyns and A M Morgan, a 17 year old from Washington. Mrs Crossman of Los Angeles became the first woman to compete in an international team match with 377.
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Caldwell
United States
Englore
England
EK. Newits
Great Britain
Ordnance Department
A. M. Morgan
Washington
Cholera Menaces Tokio Reported In Tokyo
The Hawaii Shinpo reports an epidemic of cholera threatening Tokio with several cases documented. The infection is said to have been brought to Tokio from Shanghai, per a cable transmission.
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Tokio
Borolulk
Hawaii Shinpo
Shanghai
Widow of General Alger Dies in Detroit at 79
Mrs Alger widow of General Russell Alger secretary of war under McKinley and former Michigan governor died at her Detroit home today at age 79. She had long been active in civic affairs and was a prominent figure in state politics. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Mes. Alger
Detroit
Mich
Mnette
Hery Alssore
Russel Alger
McKinley
Michigan
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