U S Cavalry Bouts Villistas in Guerrero Clash
American Colonel Dodd led a ten mile running battle against Villa forces at Guerrero on March 29. Villa crippled with a broken leg and hip, thirty Villistas killed, four Americans wounded, two machine guns captured, and many horses and arms seized. Carranza prisoners freed. Villa fled toward the mountains with his staff.
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Villa
Guerrero
Dodd
Pershing
Funston
San Geronimo Ranch
Pablo Lopez
Santa Ysabel
Columbus
Chiseo Fernandez
Carranza
Querrero
Villistas
Santa Maria River
Dargue
Paule
Laader
Tran
Eliseo Fernandez
Lopez
N. M
United States
Minaca
Mexico & Orient
Herman Plankeiberg
Acklin
Hemple
Locke
Doctor Stell
Washington
Tone
Eliseo Hernandez
Hernandez
Congress
Mexico
General Pershing
Mann
Hugh L. Scott
United States Army
Iowa Aims to Learn Why Youth Quit School in Droves
An Iowa inquiry led by Hllen M. Rourke of the state labor commission investigates why about 1,100 youths between ages 14 and 16 holding work permits quit school. The effort seeks causes, with prior university extension work informing the plan, covering all parts of the state and targeting high school age workers.
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Des Moines
Hllen M. Rourke
State Labor Commissioner’s Office
A. L. Urick
Extension Department
State University of Town
Bronx City
Jap Is Denied Citizenship in Honolulu Test Case
Honolulu court denies U S citizenship to Takao Ozawa and four other Japanese stating Mongolian race excludes white status. Judge Charles F Clemons notes remedy lies with Congress while Ozawa’s appeal garners Tokyo press scrutiny.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
H. S
Takao
Ozawa
Charles F. Clemons
United States District Court
Nied Ozawa
Congress
United States
Qzawa
Tokyo
Land value rises and jail break news from Iowa towns
Land values rise near Manilla with an $11 000 higher offer on a tract after eight years and another farm gaining $2 000 yearly over sixteen years. Three prisoners escaped Webster City jail amid theft gang suspicions. Hubbard Cooperative Creamery reports 1915 butter output and pricing. Parole board hears Charles Thomas pardon request amid prosecution support. Wayne Dysart estate valued at $250 000 includes 400 acres near Dysart. Galva to build a $75 000 consolidated school. Bancroft and Ware school bonds pass for new buildings. Fire damages Liscomb street area. fruitland appoints new post mistress Alto Knouse.
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Manilla
Webster City
Hubbard Co-operative Creamery Company
Charles Thomas
Des Moines
Mabel Scofield
State Board of Parole
Thomas
Wayne Dysart
Traer
Dysart
Iowa
Galva
Ida County
Bancroft
Ware
Liscomb
Alto Knouse
Fruitland
Knouse
Slain for Reforming Criminal in St Louis Saloon
Striking tale of William Rohan known as Skippy, once the city’s most dangerous man, shot dead after reforming. Police say he was killed by a stranger who taunted him as a snitch, amid a series of three-month murders with few convictions. Rohan’s long criminal record and reform arc, including marriage to a widow who helped him straighten out, frame the grave incident and its aftermath.
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St. Louis
William
Skippy) Rohan
Rohan
North Broadway
Skippy
John
Red) Murphy
Charles Reutlinger
Stranger
Broadway
Casa Ayaiue
John Laker
James J. Jeffries
August Hartmann
Laker
Roay
Hartmann
Jeffries
Reformatory
Missouri Penitentiary
O’connell
Dali
Casper Belnford
Chicago
Sing Sing
Mast St. Louis
Daniel Winn
One of the Best Countries I Ever Saw
A Western Canada grain report features Walter Gleadell praising Alberta after homesteading in Edmonton district. He notes high crop yields, rising land ownership to three-quarters of a section, strong markets, and low land taxes offset by improvements worth about $4,000. He contrasts Alberta’s banking and tax system with the United States and cites government land title guarantees and affordable abstracts. The letter, reprinted in the Wadena Pioneer Journal, reflects optimistic frontier life and regional economic vigor.
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Inita
Wadena
Mina
Hag
Western Canada
Walter Gleadell
Alberta
Edmonton
United States
Aspoland
Canada
Will Truocken
Miller
Scalp Health Claim For Cuticura Remedies
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for itching scalp due to chondrus eczema and shampoo. It urges hot water cleansing, a prior application of Cuticura Ointment, and free samples by mail with a Book Address post card. Sold everywhere.
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Dept. L
Boston
Ady
Freckles Get Rid Of Freckles With Ointment Double Strength
Advertisement promises a double strength skin lightening ointment that removes freckle spots by nightly and morning applications. Claims even the darkest freckles fade and lighter ones vanish, with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles.
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys If Back Hurts
An old newspaper ad touts Jad Salts as a remedy to flush sluggish kidneys and relieve back pain. Claiming 4 ounces in water daily restores kidney activity and reduces bladder irritation, it markets the drink as harmless, inexpensive, and a health aid for multiple ailments. A local druggist is cited as noting high sales for kidney trouble relief.
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