Pancho Villa Starts Simple Life As Farmer Leader
Matamoros Mexico December 3 Pancho Villa now lives quietly as a lemon farmer on a Durango estate after surrender negotiations with I Torres who claims Villa is retired for the good of his countrymen The estate given by the government lies partly in ruins with dilapidated houses and long untended soil as Villa seeks a simple agricultural life
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Indians vote shapes fate in 1920s U S politics
A Times report recalls Congresswoman Robertson recounting how Native voters rejected the league of nations amid land loss fears. It also notes political ties in the Robertson family and broader global meat and colonial industry observations from 1920.
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Woman Claims Indians Votes in Oklahoma Win
Muskogee Okla Dec 3 Miss Alice M Robertson congresswoman elect from Oklahoma's second district explains how she won after campaign rivalries subsided. She attributes victory to support she received and efforts during the campaign.
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Czar Nicholas II Murder Theory Sparks Controversy
In London a Fortnightly Review piece by John Pollock claims Germany murdered Czar Nicholas II to seize abdication plans and place his son on the throne with a German princess match. The tale cites an officer source and notes the plot aimed to deepen German influence while Nicholas reportedly refused treachery. The report remains unconfirmed as with many Russia stories of the era.
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France Starts Development of Her Colonies
Paris reports Albert Sarraut, French minister of colonies, is drafting an ambitious plan to develop agriculture in colonies to meet half of France's food needs. He warns concrete results may take two years as railways expand and factories rise. Indo China stands out with strong output and modern services, already exporting 1.5 million tons of rice.
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