U S Troops Cross Border In Juarez Battle
American forces cross into Juarez as Villa angels rebels and Federal troops clash near the race track. Artillery bombardment follows snipers killed an artilleryman prompting reinforcement. Cavalry moves to enclose rebels. crossings at Three Fords and El Paso stockyards report heavy fire yet no invasion. Continued on page four.
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Negri) Infantry
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Carranza
When you leave town this summer follow you to your vacation home
An archaic advertisement urges readers to contact The Tribune subscription desk by phone or mail for vacation home delivery, reflecting traditional newspaper circulation practices.
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Allies Allow For an Army Of 200000
Germany would be allowed an army of 200000 for three years as part of the revised peace treaty to be presented to the German delegation. A general armament reduction is to begin immediately, with the Allies to respond within two months to Germany's proposals on reparations and methods of payment. A plebiscite for upper Silesia will occur in six to eighteen months and league protection for German minorities is addressed.
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Council of Four
Aerial duo reflects on fogbound Atlantic flight to Galway
In a Galway message to The Daily Mail Captain Alcock and Lieutenant Brown describe their perilous transatlantic effort in the Vickers Vimy. Dense fog, ice from sleet, and unreliable instruments tested the crew as they neared land five miles from Clifden. They praise the flight’s practicability and note fuel reserves.
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Daily Mail
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Globe-Circling Zeppelin Plan Of U S Navy
Washington report outlines U S Navy interest in expanding lighter than air travel toward a possible globe circling flight using Zeppelins after R 34 arrival. Officials say non stop transatlantic flight and world round trip could be feasible once experiments end. Secretary Daniels notes British inquiry into hangars for foreign Zeppelins for commercial use. Navy seeks larger aviation fund and acknowledges funding cuts set back progress.
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World
Aviator's Wedding Sequel to Flight
London reports jubilant reactions as Lieutenant Arthur W. Brown and Miss Kennedy celebrate the successful flight by Captain Alcock and Brown. The couple, who worked together in the Ministry of Munitions during the war, became engaged last October and planned April nuptials that were postponed for the voyage.
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Daily Mail
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The Scout Law on Politeness and Helpfulness
A Scout is polite to all especially women children elders and the weak. He must not accept payment for being helpful or courteous.
Alcock's Rivals Aiming at New Time Records
Aviation rivals announce plans to beat the transatlantic time record after Alcock and Brown's crossing. Admiral Kerr expects to start within 48 hours with a Handley Page machine aiming to surpass the Vickers Vimy's time, while Captain Raynham pledges to return his Martinsyde craft to attempt a London to America crossing at higher speed.
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Handley Page
Vickers
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Frederick P. Raynham
Alcock and Brown Complete First Nonstop Atlantic Flight
Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Brown landed at Clifden Ireland completing the first nonstop Atlantic crossing in a Vickers Vimy. The 1,960 mile flight took sixteen hours and twelve minutes despite fog, mist, and turbulence.
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Wright Brothers
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Arthur W. Brown
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Clifden
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Ready to Continue to London After A Flight Landing
The fliers landed in Clifden and ate before planning to press on toward London. They hoped to repair the Vickers bomber quickly with expert help from Galway and Dublin. A crowd gathered as Alcock and his crew faced a delayed timetable, expecting the craft to reach near noon after an eighteen hour journey.
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Vickers
Airmen Head to Galway After Transatlantic Flight
Word from London says Lieutenant Brown will ride a train from Galway to Dublin and then London, possibly arriving Tuesday morning to claim the $50,000 prize. Captain Alcock plans to stay in Clifden tonight and not accompany Brown to London.
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