Taft Praises Irish in Chicago St Patrick Banquet Speech
William H Taft praised Irish Americans for their contributions to the United States in a Chicago St Patrick Day banquet address. He said Irish have blended with American life, softened wit, added tenderness, and supported constitutional government, while opposing hostility to reform. He noted Irish Americans value liberty and avoid radical change. The speech followed a day when Taft narrowly escaped a car collision en route to the event. The column also promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills with testimonies from Marshall residents and a national advertising push.
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United States
William H. Taft
Chicago
St Patrick's
Irish Fellowship Club
Mr. Taft
Taft
Daiuy Nis
Banque
Doan
Dean
New York
Marshall
Car Collision Report Describes Partial Damage to One Vehicle
A minorly damaged car is noted alongside another vehicle that was wrecked in the incident. Details on location, injuries, and causes are unavailable in the fragment.
American Troops Move to Pursue Villa Across Border
President Wilson orders U S troops to cross the Mexican border to pursue Villa. About 8 000 cavalry and 4 000 others on U S soil are positioned as planning covers a large punitive expedition with secrecy and potential militia mobilization. Villa hunted with strong national support and readiness for rapid action.
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Wilson
United States
Villa
Ville
Funston
National Guard
Mexico
Dr Kine's New Life Pills Marketed as Laxative
An ad touts Dr Kine's New Life Pills as a remedy for sluggish bowels and liver stimulation. It claims a first dose clears waste and blood impurities and promises quick relief at your druggist or store.
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Dr. Kine
Kine
Blessed are the Blessed for they lie you to all ithe taibirg
The readable fragment hints at a devotional phrase with misspellings and garbled words. No clear event or names emerge.
Expedition to Punish Villa Faces Steep Mountain Task
The report outlines a U S punitive expedition into northern Mexico to trap Villa and his band, with Carranza expected to cooperate. Generals Pershing Parker Evans and Davis lead brigades, while infantry and cavalry regiments assemble including field artillery with howitzers. The plan anticipates dispersal of Villistas into mountain hideouts, a needle in a haystack search, and no immediate call for volunteers.
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United States
Philippine Islands
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort Bliss
Hl Paso
Progresso
Tex
Il, Paso
Laguna
Chihuahua
Mexico
Carranza
United States Army
Villa
Carranza Nere
Br Ous
Dharts
Vilna
Pce
First Cavalry
James Parker
Fort Sam Houston
George A. Dodd
Douglas, Ariz
Robert K. Evans
Laredo
Fifth Infantry
George Bell, Jr
San Antonio
Birth Infantry
Thomas E. Davis
John J.pershing
Headau
Camp Fort Bliss
el Paso
Max
Pershing
Coast Artillery
Atlantic
Pacific
Funston
Bank Statement Affidavit Signed in Illinois in 1916
The document shows a sworn statement from a bank cashier Harry B. Dulancy with figures totaling cash balances and liabilities. Notary Nelle Warriner confirms the oath dated March 15 1916, with attestations from J R Barnett Edvin Booth and EM. Duncan.
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Harry B. Dulancy
Ane Ee
Nelle Warriner
J.R Barnett
Edvin Booth
EM. Duncan
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American Press Association
United States Cavalry
Herbert J. Slocum
Pancho Villa
Frederick Funston
Columbus, N. M
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First
Hawaii
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Texas
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Oklahoma
Army
John J. Pershing
Border Patrol
Denison’s
Shipe & Payne
Dulaney National Bank
Illinois
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Federal Reserve Bank
Banking House
New
U. S. Treas
Liabili
Lus Fund
State OF Illinois
Clark Country
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H. HM. Dewey & Co
S.ullins’ Hospital
Maiden Lane