Villa Gives Post His First Interview
The Post records Pancho Villa in a rare talk at Tlahualilo near Torreon, detailing surrender terms, personal history from poverty to leadership, dislike of newspapers, and plans to retire to run farms in Durango while funding schools. He contrasts his past with a vision of Mexico improving through education and labor.
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Villa
Post
Tlahualilo
Torreon
Huerta
Martinez
Durango
Pershing
Mexico
United States
Reynalda
San Antonio
Augustin
General Villa
Canutillo
Chihuahua
Boards of Trade
Boards of Agriculture
America
Whitney Sale Promises Value Driven Shopping
Three reasons drive sales a lagging business stock reduction and customer reacquaintance. The store notes brisk business and says no stock must be unloaded but aims to attract customers with attractive values and a friendly shop experience.
Fire at Hanley Boat Yard Destroys Yachts in Quincy
Police investigate a general alarm fire at the Charles C. Hanley boatyard in Quincy. The blaze destroyed more than a dozen yachts with damages estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars while thousands of spectators viewed the ruins. Firefighters remained on site with hose lines active during the day.
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Hanley Boat Yard
Charles C. Hanley
Quincy
Greater
Boston
Charles C. Hangey
Villa’s Vision of Universal Mexican School System
In an extended Post interview, Villa declares plans to build a nationwide school network in Mexico even without a residence, making attendance compulsory and classwork universal. He envisions himself as a student and praises schooling as Mexico’s cure and foundation for progress.
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Mexico
Villa
Death of Death Cart driver linked to blast investigation
Officials continue probing the death of the cart driver tied to the blast near Pine and Nassau streets. They question witnesses and map leads while revising the death toll to 34. Investigators monitor suspects including the Galliani group and 80 new leads as crowds flood the finance district.
Haywood Recounts Train Alibi In Wall Street Device Outrage
William D Haywood the I W W leader arrived in Chicago from New York and said he was surprised by a secret service hunt linked to the Wall Street device explosion He claimed he spoke in Philadelphia Wednesday night and left for Chicago and professed ignorance of the New York blast and denounced the attack as a vicious outrage.
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Chicago
United News
Willam D
Big Bill" Haywood
New York
Secret Service
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Organization of
Ice Am
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Sabinas
Jace
Theodore Roosevelt
Tiahualilo
Tnahualilo
Jefe
Vijia
Ral
Pancho
Panchito
Frankie
San Pedro
San Juan del Rio
Atole
Lfe
Diaz
Martina
Unt States
Beach
Temple Place
West Street
Philippine
Germantown
Wood Brown
Anson Blue
Oxford Pee Black
Weat Street
Ecru
Madras
Temple Pi
West St
T. D. Whitney Company
Temple
Connor
Formosa
Corona
Ceylon
John T. Connorco
New England
Charmeuse
Copenhagen
Bolivia
R.h.stearns CO
Norris
Robert A. Pope
Edwin Fischer
Toronto
Financial District
Department of Justice
Pope
Fischer
Hamilton
Ont
Flynn
Galliani
J. P. Morgan Company Bank
Haywood
Father John
R. H.stearns CO
Cordovan
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