Pershing Forces Prepare Invasion Of Mexico
General Pershing and troops move toward Mexico with tents struck at Columbus and censorship on telegraph lines. Oliver Dawson to test water for poison, aeroplane corps deploys to locate Villa, hospital trains pushed, rail sniping and a train wreck reported near Lanark, New Mexico as invasion readiness increases.
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No More Punitive Expedition Can Ever Hope to Trap Villa
John Reed, after five months with Francesco Villa, says no punitive expedition can capture the rebel leader unless betrayed. Reed, a famed war correspondent, asserts Villa’s knowledge of northern Mexico and his tactical prowess will outmaneuver any invading force. He describes Villa as a rough, pragmatic figure, not a romantic hero, and predicts Villa’s forces will scatter and reconsolidate in the mountains during pursuit.
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John Reed
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Rage Four
U S Troops Close In on Villa as Bandits Flee South
A column of 1,600 American troopers crossed the border near El Paso pursuing Villa's bandits. Reports say Villa is moving south from Galena with Carranza reinforcements encircling him. Generals Gutierrez and Garza lead units closing in, with multiple columnae converging to trap Villa.
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Calles
Sonora
Juarez
Gavira
Don Garcia
el Paso
Gutierres
Garza
Ahumada
Laguna
Obregon
Greece rejects Entente demands in cabinet note
Premier Skouloudis informed the cabinet that Greece would not accept Entente demands. The government opposed transferring railroads to Entente administration in northern Greece and Macedonia, withdrew troops from Piorinw and Kavaip, and resisted Entente military occupations of the Corinth Strait, warning such moves would strain relations.
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Qreate
Wittless Slaton
Congress Proposes 120000 Man Army Expansion
Congress prepared to introduce a resolution permitting the president to ratify a standing army strength of 120000 men at once, with all added troops to infantry, cavalry and artillery. The move follows talks among Hay, Baker and party leaders to rush passage and fund the estimated 20 million dollars annually.
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Stone
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Mey
Yarrawa
Wey
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Meecan
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Avente
Operala
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Coal Strike Cases to Be Dropped in Colorado
Denver March 14 The majority of indictments from four Colorado counties tied to the coal strike of 1919 are to be dismissed by executive order by the governor or by Attorney General Farrar. Officials declined to discuss the report circulating at the state capitol. The rumor notes Louis Zancelli of the United Mine Workers faces supersedure while convicted in Trinidad for the slaying of a Baldwin detective.
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Supreme Court
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Mine Workers of America
District Court At
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Baldwine Meltas
Texas Militia to Be Put at War Strength Dallas
Text militia orders issued by Tex as National Guard commander Arn Cecil A. Lyon to prepare units for war strength. With no call for patrols, border guard depletion or federal troops may require Texas militia service along the Texas Mexico boundary.
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Exas Mewsken
Colonel Uncmevealt to lead voyage from Port of Spain
An uncertain report states Colonel Uncmevealt will depart Port of Spain Trinidad on Wednesday to clear the West Indian city from a distant threat and is expected to reach Batoge on March 25. The source text is garbled and may contain transcription errors.
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Trinitat
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Incomplete OCR item hints at a political figure speech
Fragmentary text mentions Asquith related names and medical symptoms in a noisy record. It references a date and a public office context with unclear details. The content is too garbled to extract a clear event, person, or outcome.
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