Carranza Said to Instigate U.S. Raids
Senate evidence links President Carranza and key lieutenants to directing raids on American properties along the Rio Grande that began in 1915. Brownsville district attorney John A. Walls and border intelligence chief L. A. Barnes testified, among others, to support the claim.
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San Antonio
Tex
Carranza
Rio Grande
Senate
John A. Walls
Brownsville
L. A. Barnes
United States Army
Mexican Officials Tied to San Diego Raids and Bolshevik Ties
Evidence shows high Mexican officials aware of the San Diego raid plan and still backing participants in June 1915. Testimony identifies Mario Mendez, Mexico telegraph director, as aiding German interests by routing US military messages to the German delegation. A letter from Linn Gale to Martens signals Bolshevik movement concerns in Mexico.
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San Diego
United States
Tne
Mexico
T. B. Altendorf
F. Mario Mendez
von Eckhardt
Altendorf
Mendez
Linn Gale
Fire Sale Sparks Temporary Building Erection
A Western store proprietor erected a temporary building to conduct a fire sale after his shop was nearly burned out.
Make Your Own Gray Hair Remedy Promoted by Nurse
Mrs A Dixon a Brooklyn nurse endorses an at home solution using Orlex powder. Dissolve one box in four ounces of water and comb through hair for instant color. Each box includes directions and a gold bond guarantee and lasts for months. The remedy claims to safely restore color without rubbing off or sticky residue and makes hair look younger.
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A. Dixon
Brooklyn
Millerand Cabinet Wins Confidence Amid Abstentions
Paris January 22 Amid tumult in the Chamber of Deputies Premier Alexandre Millerand’s new cabinet won a vote of confidence by 272 to 23 with over 300 abstentions. The result is seen as a moral setback for the government and recalls the Ribot ministry crisis of the 1890s.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Alexadre Millerand
Chamber
Alexandre Ribot
Fabric sale price cut to clear colors
A yard of fabric normally priced at 1.00 is offered for 69c due to limited colors. The note indicates a clearance sale to move stock with reduced color options available.
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Copenhagen
Winter Street
French Premier Millerand faces cabinet crisis after attack
The vote of confidence followed a savage attack by Deputy Leon Daudet on Jules Steeg minister of the interior. Daudet claimed Steeg aided former interior minister Malvey and ex premier Caillaux. The move signaled the Millerand cabinet may fall and Steeg’s removal was urged by many abstaining deputies. Steeg defended his record when summoned.
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Millerand
Leon Daudet
L’action Francaise
Jules Steeg
Interior
M. Daudet
M. Steeg
Steeg
Louis J. Malvey
Joseph Caillaux
Germany
Chamber
Ministry of the Interior
Associated Press
M. Maloy
Painleve
Senate
Japanese Railway Men Shed Gold Braid Uniforms
Following European custom, Japanese railroad officials wore uniforms with gold braid and side-arms. Recently changes deem such trappings suitable for soldiers only, and railroad workers have been stripped of these excess decorations.
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