Pershing Inspects Lines To Columbus Inactive Expedition
General John J. Pershing arrives by army auto at Columbus New Mexico from Mexico, finding the expedition in a slow, by design stance with no plan for immediate action. Troops along 260 mile frontier hold a tactical position, awaiting possible clashes while camps improve, wells deepen, and roads are rebuilt for the upcoming rains.
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Butcher Lopez Shot After Columbus Raid in Chihuahua
Pablo Lopez, Villa's chief lieutenant, was executed by firing squad at Santa Rosa Chihuahua. Captured near Santa Ysabel, Lopez earned the nickname The Butcher for atrocities in Villa’s name and left letters to his wife and father pledging loyalty to his country.
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Tom Evans
Wilson to respond to Carranza note on Mexico troop withdrawal
President Wilson and his Cabinet plan to decide tomorrow how to reply to General Carranza’s demand for withdrawal of American troops from Mexico. Officials stress the administration will not pull back until Carranza troops show intent and ability to stop bandit raids while noting other diplomatic questions raised by the note.
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Lyman trial details turn on Thornet testimony
Witness Louis B. Thornet, former office manager for John H. Putnam & Co., faced cross examination as the federal jury probes alleged fraudulent use of the mails by John Grant Lyman. Thornet testified about assets and transfers, while Lyman pressed questions about personal items and mail, as the prosecution and judge pace the proceedings.
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