Mexico Rebuked for Discourtesy in U S Note
The United States rejects General Carranza's demand to withdraw troops and rebukes his government for its tone. The note outlines U S concerns over civil war violence, raids on American soil, and the need for Mexican action against Villa's bands, while defending U S military pursuit across the border. It warns that withdrawal would endanger border security and threaten diplomatic ties.
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Washington
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Eliseo Arredondo
Mexican Republic
Lower
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Red House Ferry
Progreso Post Office
Las Pesadas
Columbus
Parral
Villa
General Carranza
Department of State
Barefoot Tires Promised as Light and Durable
The article claims Barefoot tires are lighter and freer of fillers, noting that in 1915 over 12 million tires were made in the U.S. with B F Goodrich producing about a quarter. It touts Goodrich as the world’s largest rubber goods maker with 47 years of experience and argues its fabric tires offer lowest delivered mile costs to consumers via dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oodrich
U.S. A
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich Rubber Factory
Goodrich
America
Body of American Found in Rio Grande Near Matamoros
The body of William Browne, brother of Brownsville Mayor Albert Browne, was found in the Rio Grande River on the Mexican side ten miles south of Matamoros. Last seen in Matamoros Saturday afternoon, Browne is believed murdered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texas
William Browne
Albert Browne
Rio Grande River
Matamoros
Browne
Carranza Warns War Only With U S Action
Carranza declares no war with the United States unless punitive expeditions resume into Mexico. Reports say American and Carranza troops near Namíquipa fear clashes as border tensions rise. Consuls in El Paso note evacuations,Mexican plans to arm civilians, and disputed incidents on the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
United States
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Andres Garcia
German Banker Detained in El Paso Over Neutrality Law
Frederick Griese, a German banker from Mexico City, was detained by Justice Department agents in El Paso on neutrality law suspicions. He was blocked from crossing into Mexico, with details of the allegations kept secret amid an investigation. Washington has been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Frederick Griese
Mexico City
Department of Justice
United States
Griese
Mexico
Washington
Mexicans Fire on U S Flag at Cananea Hotel
American refugees report hundreds of bullets fired at the hotel housing the American Consul W A Julian in Cananea during an anti American demonstration. The flag survived despite numerous hits and bullets aimed at the flagpole as residents feared for American guests.
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Mazatlan
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Sonora
Naco
Coahuila
Gustavo Espinosa Mirales
General Green
Eagle Pass
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