Villa Seeks News Of World Amid Kidnap Pledge
Associated Press reports Pancho Villa promises safe treatment for American hostages and seeks friendly talks with travelers. Joseph Williams, taken after a train attack, is freed without ransom as Villa shares vague updates from the mountains. News outlines Villa’s assurances and U.S. consular coordination.
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Associated Press
Washington
March
Pancho Villa
Teder
Williams Ney
Villa’ Wettnumultis
State Department
Joseph Williams
Villa
Williams
Sibel
Pete
Aly
America
Legals notice of estate administration in Wisconsin court
In Wood County Wisconsin probate court notices inform on appointing an administrator for Walter Koschmann late of Grand Rapids and on proving wills for Frank Seehagen. Special terms set for March 1920 and June 1920. creditors must file claims by June 28 1920 with county court.
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State of Wisconsin
Wood County
Walter Koschmann
Grand Rapids
County of Wood
Wisconsin
Chas. E. Briere
Frank Seehagen
Alice Kruger
Meta Seehagen
Rudolph Seehagen
Grand Raping
Cmmly
Gaurt
Court House
Jung
Frank Seevhagen
Quanty
W. J. Conway
Atlainney
Lower Galling and the Higher Call to Training
A fragment from a dialogue contrasts marriage with child training as the higher calling. Miss Matthews argues for the value of bearing and raising children, while Miss Brown questions the necessity of such duties in light of training duties in Life. The exchange hints at social expectations of women and motherhood.
Wonders of America Cave Fact Sheet
The largest of four caves in Edmondson County Maryland is described as extending nearly a night below the surface with about 100 miles of passages. The interior features pits halls stalactites stalagmites lakes and rivers with dramatic limestone formations and a 60 feet high real.
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Ammotis
Mdmondson County
Bent
Ain
Bhatt
Mae Tae
Ced
Dee
Ed Stane
Perulia
Phanomeni
Lhreerire
Tony Can
Phil Day
Bread Line Lost as Hobos Face War-Era Changes
A study by Interchurch World Movement reports fewer hobos seeking aid as wartime shifts create work and lodging opportunities. Salvation Army homes, Helping Hand efforts, and church networks appear to reduce reliance on public aid, with declines noted in Kansas City and Bilcoress Neb introduced by wartime employment and social services.
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Kansas City
America
Fie Fiaho
Cermin Poehi
Nintainingtandard
Uging
Interchurch World Movement Survey
Many Miners Missing After Fire At Pachucha Mine
Mexico City March 11 136 miners unaccounted after a fire swept the Elberdo mine in Pachucha Hidalgo state. 204 of 340 men working in the shaft are accounted for. It is unclear if others escaped or perished as flames hinder rescue efforts.
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Mexico City
Mar
Elberdo
Pachucha
Mexico
Hidalgo
Pachnacha
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Tha Wondsis of
T. T. Maxey
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
Hugh Rodman
Mick
New Mexico
U.S. Food Authority
Hobo
Interchurch World Movement
Gome
Waterburys
Johnson & Hill Co
Pathe
Pathé
Otto’s
Berlin
Howard's Variety Store
Wwe
Dairy
Wisconsin Butterine CO
Milwaskee, Wis
Evreday
Eom
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