Demand for Punishment and Reparation in Mexico
Washington reports the United States pressed General Salazar Zapata for punishment of soldiers who killed American citizen John E. McManus and reparation to his family. Secretary Bryan said Villa and Zapata cooperating, hoping Punishment will be carried out. Details cover border region efforts, cargo carry, and supply shortages amid Carranza and Villa factions.
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Washington
United States
Salazar Zapata
Mexico City
John E. McManus
McManus
Vila
Villa
Zapata
Bryan
Villa-Zapata
Salazar
Mexico
State Department
Piedras Negras
Coahuila
Sabinas
Torreon
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Generi
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Chijuahua
So Hora
Chilren
Cananes
Promised Skin Rescue From Stuart's Calcium Water
Aggressive tone sells Stuart's Calcium Water as a quick cure for pimples and blemishes by purifying blood. Claims rapid results in days, advocates internal cleansing over topical lotions, and touts availability from druggists at 50 cents a box.
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Mexico Provisional Government to Pay Family Indemnity
The provisional government of Mexico will pay indemnity to the deceased's family as reparation. The United States adheres to a policy of allowing a reasonable investigation period before action in cases where foreigners are killed by mobs within U S territory. John B Melts nua, a former Chicagoan slain in Mexico City, owned Mexico properties valued at 200000. His sister Elizabeth McManus, a Chicago public school teacher, reported the estate value. The cruiser Washington, under Rear Admiral Caperton, arrived off Vera Cruz.
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Mexico
United States
yVera Cruz
Washington
Caperton
Vera Cruz
Australia rallies to mother country amid war talk
Melbourne dispatch reports a government plan to dispatch 10 000 men in April in addition to the 3 000 monthly quota. The move boosts Australia’s force for Egypt to about 28 000, with rifle clubs urged to prepare volunteers for defense and overseas service.
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Melbourne
Associated Press
Australia
Pearce
Egypt
Pacific Islands
Commonwealth
Gous
Lora Kitchener
A Copper War and Its Global Impact
An analysis of copper as a vital war metal, detailing its role in artillery and small arms production, with estimates of copper needs in Germany’s war effort and the risks if copper imports are disrupted. The piece cites expert figures on cartridge copper usage and daily cartridge production, underscoring copper’s strategic importance.
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Pearson's Weekly
Japan
Germany
What the Kaiser Thought of the West Pointers
During four years General Hugh Scott led West Point as superintendent and kept its efficiency high. Visitors such as Lord Kitchener and foreign admirals toured the academy. A German admiral praised the cadets in a photo sent to the German emperor marking a strong, promising corps.
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Hugh ¥. Scott
Miltary Academy
Neval Kitchener
West Point
North River
Military Academy
Kitchener
Scott
von Koester
Kelner
Admiral von Koester
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