Villa Halts Near Mexico City to Discuss City Takeover
General Francisco Villa stops his army within sight of Mexico City to confer with General Emiliano Zapata. A Villa delegation meets Zapata near Tulatsy to negotiate terms for surrender of the capital without fighting.
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Juarez
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Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Emiliano Zapata
Villa
Zapata
Tulatsy
Villa Seeks Pact With Zapata to Guard Capital
General Villa says a settlement with Zapata is likely and his army will take charge of the capital after conference. If Zapata refuses, an assault on the city would follow, though Villa seeks to avoid bloodshed and property damage. Zapata allegedly is restoring order, arresting rioters, and punishing looters, promising foreigners protection once normal conditions return.
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Villa
Zapata
Juarez
Croker Marries Indian Princess Sequoyah in Kentucky
A typewritten statement from the bride, Princess Sequoyah of Ketaw Kalantucky, confirms her Indian ancestry and details her lineage to Chief Sequoyah. The groom, Mel Croker, is linked to Tammany Hall influence. the couple plans to move to Ireland in April after the ceremony.
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Croker
Princess Sequoyah
Ketaw Kalantucky
Michael Smith Edmondson
Roger de Montgomery
Hastings
Galeta Welch
Sequoyah
Kansas City
Miss Edmondson
Pocahontas
Saccawagen
Ireland
New York
Prohibition Flying Squadron Arrives in Boston for Three Day Campaign
Four members lead a national Prohibition Flying Squadron visit to Boston for a three day anti liquor campaign. Speakers include Eugene W. Chafin and J. Frank Hanly with a schedule of afternoon and evening meetings at People's Temple across today tomorrow and Sunday. The troupe tours 58th of 200 stops, with music by Frederick Butler Mrs. Frederick Butler and Vera K. Mullen among performers.
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Prohibition
Boston
Culla J. Wayhinger
Indiana
Vera K. Mullen
Frank J. Heary
Oliver Wayne Stewart
Illinois
Eugene W. Chafin
Tucson
Ariz
J. Frank Hanly
Prohibition Party
Flying Squadron of
America
People’s Temple
Oregon
Colorado
Washington
Arizona
Hanly
Eugene Chafin
Ilinois
Tra Landrith
Ward-Belmont College
Tennessee
Daniel A. Poling
Christian Endeavor Society of America
Clinton N. Howard
Rochester
Wilbur F Sheridan
Chicago
Epworth League of America
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Clarence True Wilson
Temperance Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
O. Exell
Alvin W. Roper
Ella A. Boole
New York Woman's Christian Temperance Union
G. M. Howard
N. Y
Culla Wayhinges
John B. Lewis
Reading
Frederick Butler
Brave Sikh Rescues Goatly Stray Amid Shellfire
A Black Watch corporal recalls a dramatic act by an Indian soldier during combat. A milk goat strayed into the line as shells burst. a Sikh dashed through the hail of bullets to guide the animal back, but a shell killed both him and the goat just as he reached safety.
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Black Watch
Five Hun officers slain by two French girls
In France five German officers raided a chateau where the two girls were insulted and forced to serve wine. The women drugged the wine and killed all five men in their sleep. A British officer found the men slain in a pool of blood.
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France
Wartime language puzzles and borrowings test readers
The piece notes war inspired linguistic twists and shows vowelless phrases from Bohemian and Armenian as tongue twisters. It lists sample words like Jehmarid and pzhishg to illustrate how language shifts emerge under stress.
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Przemys
Jehmarid
Pzhishg
Mixed Allied Volunteers in the French Foreign Legion
A British solicitor's clerk serving in the French Foreign Legion describes his comrades as a diverse group including a Russian-born American, a Polish Jew, and an Alsatian veteran with 15 years in the Legion. He notes medals from China to Morocco and an obsession with Germany.
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French Foreign Legion
Legion
China
Tonkin
Madagascar
Dahomey
Sahara
Algeria
Morocco
Germany
Queen Amelie Sees Red Cross Work In Pall Mall Offices
Queen Amelie of Portugal assists in Red Cross offices in Pall Mall where she and Lady Gifford work at desks on the fourth floor. She has visited Paris Rouen and Boulogne and praises the hospitals and campaigns she has witnessed.
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Amelie
Portugal
The
Red Cross
Pall Mall
Gifford
Paris
Rouen
Boulogne
Where Allies Differ Londoner shamed by French kiss incident
A Londoner at Charing Cross was startled when a French friend kissed him on both cheeks before a crowd. The moment stirred comment as Englishmen, who no longer weep in public or kiss one another, laughed.
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Charing Cross
Blind man stricken at Dudley Street hospital
An unidentified 70 year old blind man was taken to City Hospital with a cerebral hemorrhage after falling ill at the Dudley Street terminal. Surgeons said his condition is serious and police have yet to learn his identity.
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City Hospital
Dudley Street
French Editor Weds American Author in Paris
Mrs. Lessie van Vorst American author married Hughes Laroux editor of the Matin in Paris at Ste Clotilde church. Witnesses included American ambassador M T Hierrick Etienne Lamy member of the academy Mgr Batiffol and Marie van Vorst.
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Paris
Lessie van Vorst
Hughes Laroux
The
Matin
Church of Ste. Clotilde
M. T. Hierrick
Etienne Lamy
Academy
Marie van Vorst
Rains Cause Rivers to Overflow Across Brazos Colorado and W Bernard
Heavy rains along the lower Brazos Colorado and W Bernard rivers caused overflows widen the inundated area. Rail lines reported washouts at many points and traffic is delayed as reports reach Houston.
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Houston
Brazos
Colorado
W Bernard
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