Newspapers Untouched by Lies Says Editor Then and Now
A defense of press integrity argues newspapers verify reports and avoid sensationalism. It explains profits come from circulation and advertising, not sensational sales, noting front reports are sourced and reliability varies with information providers.
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Mexico
Carranza blocks U S use of Mexican rail and telegraph lines
Reports from El Paso state Venustiano Carranza refused U S requests to use the Mexican Northwestern railway for supplies and barred U S and General Pershing from Mexican telegraph lines. American troops face transport and communication challenges as pursuit of Villa continues, with ten soldiers injured in a prior train wreck. Congress approves emergency war funds of 8.6 million dollars to finance the pursuit.
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Francisco
Villa
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Spittler's Stables Stock Licenses Renewed at Marshall
Spittler's Stables announces license renewals for Croquis imported Belgian stallion, Paul Burt pure-bred Percheron stallion, and Stonewall Jackson registered jack. All will stand the 1916 season at Lloyd's wagon yard in Marshall. Breeders are invited to view the stock before making other arrangements. Daniel Spittler, owner and keeper.
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Stonewall Jackson
Jack
Lloyd’s Wagon Yard
Marshall
Daniel Spittler
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