Guards Fire On Mexicans Near International Boundary
Mexican musician Antonio Rodrigues and a companion were shot while approaching the international boundary under guard instructions to halt traffic. Guards said they fired when warned and the men did not halt, claiming they were on Mexican soil. General Calles protested to Carranza, denouncing the desecration of Mexican soil and liberties.
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Beon
Mexico
Rodriguez
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Carranza
Ambassadors Seek Settlement Plan Amid U S Tension
Carranza era ambassador designate Arredondo met at the State Department to obtain government approval of a tentative plan for settling differences with the United States through a joint international commission. Henry Fletcher may help coordinate among American commissioners if adopted. War measures include temporary border shelters by guardsmen and regular troops. Treasury seeks authority to move commodities into Mexico except munitions. Senate approves enlarged war-building program and new fleet construction. A rabid wolf bite proves fatal to Miguel Rivera in Terra Amarga. Effie Everly, 24, killed her two children in Milan, Kansas.
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War Department
Treasury
State Department
Mexico
Jury acquits UW student in Lambert murder case
After five hours of deliberation the Lake county jury acquitted former University of Wisconsin student of the Marion Lambert murder in Helms woods February. The courtroom showed relief as Will Orpet and his mother expressed emotion and love for the future ahead despite the tragedy.
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Waukesaw
Orpet
Lake County
University of Wisconsin
Marion Lambert
Helms Woods
al Toft
Edward J. Bock
Hightunt Park
Will
Mother
Rawin Taylor
Mallixon Jands
Edward Orp Will
Frank Lambert
Hoth
Orp
Wilkerson
James H. Wilkerson
Ralph F. Potter
Leslie P. Hanus
Sheriff Griffin
Bandits' Attack on Train Foiled and Prisoners Taken
Carranza troops killed seven Villistas and captured eight prisoners after foiling a bandit assault on a train. The clash disrupted transport as forces pursued the attackers.
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Villistas
Villista Train Attack Sparks Mexican Border Alarm
Report from Chihuahua City and Palomas describes a Villista assault on a Carranza supply train near Palomas Chihuahua with troops killed and many prisoners captured. Dispatches mixed on location and scope as War and State departments weigh movements of American troops and border security actions.
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Here
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Saltillo
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Car Hanan
Alvin No Mining Amt Milling Company
Parral
Ai Paso
Tex
Palomas
Chihuahua
Nicolas Ternandes
Santa Ysabel
Francisco Gonzales
Jan Barrisol
State Department
Washington
Hershing
Mexico
War Department
Fomenting Coup Rumors Shake Mexican Political Scene
Reports from Ciudad Juarez and northern Mexico allege traders and military leaders plan to oust General Carranza and Obregon. Ultimatum backed by most of the armed forces signals a potential move toward replacing the present dictatorship with a people’s government.
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J Huse
Mexico
Mex
Chihinhas
Carraugh
Waders
Carrange
Obregon
Fratera Mera
Dina Dent
Taper J Finance
Baer
Hi Hundu
Uatsanes
Willie
Amy
Wortley Campaign Debates and Free Postage Plan
Washington secretary McAdor announced Robert W Wortley will resign as director of Hiemit to become director of Publicity for the Democratic national committee. Free postage proposed for guards and border duty in Mexico. Six die in battle with a Negro fanatic who barricaded a house, killed and wounded others before police ended the standoff. Goodeads promote road dragging as a cost saver and time saver.
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Turkey
Washington
Abram Elkus
New York
Prost Wilson
Henry Morgenthau
Democratic National Committee
Wortley
McAdor
Robert W Wooltey
Hiemit
Democratic National Constalties
Mexico
Capaitek
New Jersey
Chenge
Home efficiency expert backs Stephens bill for consumers
Christine Frederick, noted household efficiency expert and editor, appeared before the House Commerce Committee to support the Stephens Amendment. She argued the measure would curb dishonest advertising and price cutting by large stores, protect the public from inferior substitutes, and establish standards to prevent manipulation of trademarked goods.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
New York Evening Sun
Sueful Faring
House of the Presentatives
Washington
Stephens-Aaharet
Big City
Frederick
Standards for fair pricing and quality cited in consumer debate
The article discusses how fixed price standards can help households by ensuring consistent quality, broad product availability, and wholsome manufacturing practices. It argues price stability benefits farm women and small towns, while noting concerns about fairness and consumer protection amid price juggling. It also mentions a family background of Adolph Bolom and relatives across Seattle Montreal and Grand Harbor, illustrating local ties.
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Nasatix
Mersin
Alcide
Adolph Bolomweet
Deviis Lu
Dletine
Tisides
Mervin
Eugene Belvourt
Seattle
Montreal
Mex
Aleile Belcouet
Grand Harbor
Aleide Belcourt
Mie
Sarah Borose
Williston
Great Road Improver The King drag to the great road
A historical note details an effort to enhance a major roadway described as a kingly drag toward a grand route. The piece highlights civic interest, funding considerations, and local leadership driving the project forward.
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