Americans Flee Mexico Amid Hostile Acts Fear
Anxiety grows among aides around the Administration over the Mexican situation as anti American demonstrations spread in Chihuahua Ciudad Juarez and other centers. Officials fear an incident before conventions end and pressure is applied to restrain Mexican unrest while the Pershing expedition is said to remain idle and the border area remains on alert.
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Mexico
Washington
Jane
Bis
Cobb
Bhern
Phot
Nates
Chinuahua
San Luie Pi TI Xtreves
Leon
Consuil Ents
State Department
Saltitto
Chihuahua City
Mot
Carranza
Pepe
Pershing
Fotcmg
Chrranca
Carranan
Two Columbus Raid Bandits Hanged in New Mexico
Two Columbus Raid bandits ming Francisco ex and Juny Sanches, two Villa followers, were hanged this morning in Jumbwe New Mexico after capture during the raid in March. Two companies of New Mexico State guards manned the jail as an attempted disorder occurred. The men smoked while awaiting the scaffold and were attended by their attorney. Five other Villa followers condemned to death were granted reprieves by Governor W McDonald for further investigation of their cases.
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Columbus
Francisco Ex
Juny Sanches
Jumbwe
N. M
New Mexico
Tovernor W. ©. McDonald
Skipper Murrell Died, Hero of 1880 Sea Rescue
Captain Fred W. H. Murrell, famed for saving 733 aboard the Danish steamer Damark in distress, died in Haltimore at age years. His heroism inspired a Henry painting and earned Denmark's knighthood and the Dannebrog order, with commendations from Prince Bismarck. He left London for Philadelphia in 1880 and later wandered Europe.
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Murrell
Henry
Haltimore
Fredrock
W. H. Murrell
Puma
London
Philadelphia
Hiltmore
Apel
Fanmark
Copenhagen
Missouri
Damark
Europe
Murrett
Denmark
Danneborg
Prince Bismarck
Wilson Praises Padgett For Naval Bill Support
President Wilson sent a letter to Chairman Padgett of the House Naval Committee praising his leadership in framing and securing passage of the naval bill. He noted the House's determination to advance national preparedness and maritime strength.
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Washington
Wilpon
Padgett
Housa Naval
House
Wilson
Navy Aviator Killed In Hydroplane Accident At Pensacola
Lieutenant Richard C. Saufley, 32, a Navy aviator and holder of 9 altitude records, died when his hydro-aeroplane fell at Pensacola Florida after attempting a height record of 16 072 feet. Preliminary Navy reports cited tail failure during flight as the probable cause.
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Pensacola
Fla
Richard C. Saufley
Santa Rosa
Saufley
Kentucky
Naval Academy
Penncola
Navy Department
Fear Wet Camp Imperils Rookies
Plattsburgh reports a wet muddy camp as rain saturates tents and grounds. Despite discomfort, rookies maintain morale while officers debate relocating the camp to drier ground and await a presidential message via the Signal Corps wireless station.
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The
Tribune
Plattsburgh
N.Y
L. J. Campbell
Signal Corps
Arlington
Best Man Disabled Substitute Sought for Scranton Brother
Anthony Gaytar, arriving from Scranton Tonn, will miss serving as best man at his brother Peter Gaytar’s wedding in Passaic. He lies in General Hospital after a fall from a window at the bridegroom’s home, injuring himself badly. Peter will find a new best man and proceed with the marriage as planned.
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Passaic
Anthony Gaytar
Scranton Tonn
General Hospital
Anthony
Peter Gaytar
Peter
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