Wilson Stands Pat On Mexican Case
Wilson declares policy to withhold armed intervention in Mexico absent congressional mandate. He backs Carranza to capture and punish murderers and to pay indemnities if proved, while cautioning minimal liability for Carranza. Senate and House split on intervention as Secretary Lansing warns Americans to stay out. martial law looms in El Paso with raids on Villa followers and bodies recovered from the Chihuahua massacre.
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Congress
el Paso
Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Congrass
Sheppard
Texas
Carranza
Lansing
Republicana
Americana
Sautiona
Langing
Arredondo
State Department
United States
Sherman
Lewis
Mose
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
International Bridge
Juarez
Rodriguez
Almeida
Madero
Villa
Miguel Diaz Lombardo
Manuel Banda
Juan Prieto
Medinaveitia
Southern Pacific
California
Paso Etreat
Chihuahua
Georges F. Parsons
Babricora Ranch
Peter Keane
Bart Kramer
Guerrero
United ‘States
Amercang
Durango
Alvarado Mining Company
Parral
Santa Ysabel
Garcia
Remarkable 60000 Unit Tetanus Serum Case In Council Bluffs
A child under three received 60,000 units of tetanus antitoxin and, after four days of treatment by three physicians, was declared out of danger and able to sit on the bed. The report notes the extraordinary serum dose and the successful outcome for the young patient.
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Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Dudge Myers
Iowa ‘City
Socca
Fortica
Joseph Burnquist
Minnesota
W. S. Hammond
Iowa
Dayton
John A
Louise Burnquist
Webster County
University of Minnesota
Tletica
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Plymouth Congregational Church
Black Hawk Fruit Company
Pottawattamie
Woodbury
Plymouth
Sioux
Kossuth
Monona
Palo Alto
Crawford
Webster
Story
Allamakee
Harriet
Kellogg
State College
Ames
Marshalltown Hospital
Ross Potter
Kendall
Congress
Des Moines
Ieee Cenastiin
Will Kendall
Georges Pound
Cedar Falls
Dunwood Lovell
Pound
Grenville M. Dodge
Iowa State College
Aimes
Iowa State Dairy Association
Newton
Cottnell
Broux City
Jefferson
D. D
Tno
Jackson
Neb
Sioux City
Alex McNerny
Shenandoah
McNerny Place
McNarny
Casa County Board of Supervisore
Cass County
Rockwell City
Treasury
Katherine Titus
Titus
Rhodes
Titan
Sidney
Louella Mae Richards
Alma Maude Richards
Hoth
Slater
Cedar Rapids
Keuhl-Lammera
Gypsy Migration Through Europe From India to the World
The article traces gypsy origins to India around 300 A D and a split in Kabul and Persia. A branch migrated via Asia Minor through Turkey into Europe, first appearing in Germany 1417 and spreading to Switzerland Denmark Italy France Poland Russia by 1600. A 1726 German banishment led to executions. Italy Spain, Russia, England, Hungary, Romania, and Poland showed varying tolerance and generosity toward the wanderers.
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India
Kabul
Persia
Asia Minor
Turkey
Europe
Germany
Switzerland
Denmark
Italy
France
Poland
Russia
New World
Australia
Frederick William 1
Manca
Spain
England
Hungary
Rumnania
Little dog dogs the killer in Nebraska double murder
A tiny black dog led to the arrest of 17 year old farm hand William Cryderman for a double murder near Arabia Nebraska. Cryderman confessed after the dog tailed him from the Heelan ranch to Wood Lake and back, then disappeared after his capture. The victims were Mrs Heelan and Mrs Layport.
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Cryderman
Mrs. Heelan
Wood Lake
Heehin
Mre. Heelan
Crydermman
Valentine
Heelan
Stop Eating Meat If Kidney or Back Hurts Ad
Advertisement warns against meat causing kidney trouble and urges Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy. Claims uric acid in meat overworks kidneys, causing backache, headaches, and bladder irritation. Includes humorous quip about newlyweds quarrel over a turned road and a blown tire.
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Saya
Becaus
Perseverance Rewarded in a Café Encounter
A prominent writer, fond of a two drink pairing, frequents a Broadway cafe. He sits at the same table and chats with waiter Gabe, who serves colored staff. When offered Scotch to start, the patron declines, claiming he has found a liquor that suits him.
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Broadway
New York
Wattar
Gabe
Saturday Evening Post
Surely Not the Old Crowd
A terse dialogue between a millionaire father and his gilted son, debating pace and past exploits. The son scoffs at rumors of his supposed esca pades while the father probes with a cautious, ironic inquiry into who the son has been running with.
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Iris
Pahaw
Grape-Nuts Advocated by Brooklyn Family for Digestive Health
A Brooklyn mother reports a weakly digested child thriving after introducing Grape-Nuts cereal. She notes improved appetite and growth, with the father also benefiting. The letter credits Grape-Nuts with curing rickets-like issues in two other children and endorses the product from Pontum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
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Brooklyn
Pontum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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