Pershing Halts Villa Chase in Mexican Campaign
Reports from Pershing’s front say the pursuit of Villa stalls after a Carranza garrison assault at Parral. A small group of American officers was fired upon Monday night with no injuries. Front-line indications point to possible armed resistance and a resumption appears unlikely.
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J. J. Pershing
Columbus
N. M
Villa
Carranza
Parral
General Pershing
Chihuahua City
Frank Tompkins
Four Doctors Differed and Lydia Pinkham Helped Her
Wilmington woman recounts suffering with backache nervous fatigue and weight loss after seeing four doctors who gave conflicting advice. She tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and improved, advising others to heed persistent pains. The ad promotes Pinkham's remedy and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Wilson outlines policy in final German dispute
Wilson reports a clash at the Plaza de San Juan as Carranza officials fail to restrain Mexican civilians who fire on retreating American troops. General Pershing contemplates border base rights and rail access to advance. Detachments at Satevo and Namiquipa, with Colonia Dublan serving as a south base, form the main supply line.
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Plaza de San Juan
Carranza
Lammos
Frederick Funston
San Antonio
Texas
Columbus
N. M
Satego
Mexico
Santa Cruz
Parral
United States
Satevo
Namiquipa
Pershing
Frank Tompkins
Lozano
President Takes U Boat Issue to Congress Today
President Wilson will present the submarine issue with Germany to Congress in joint session. Diplomatic moves include briefings with leaders and a pending break in relations. Secretary Lansing met the German ambassador to discuss law and actions, but the U S course remains unchanged.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
congress
Tumuity
capitol
Kitchen
house
Kern
senate
Stone
Clark
Lodge
Flood
Cooper
congressional foreign affairs committees
dad
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Count vor Bernsterf
Lansing
Villa's Death a Fake Story Says General Bell
General George Bell Jr reports from El Paso that the Villa death tale originated in Juarez remains unverified by U S authorities. Consul Letcher in Chihuahua City cannot confirm the discovery of Villa's body at Cusihuirtachtc and Villa may slip into distant territory as American forces advance. The Parrot incident suggests Pershing's troops face threats from Villa loyalists and Carranza forces unsympathetic to cooperation. Russians Take Trebizond. Petrograd reports Trebizond, the Black Sea port, captured by Russian forces.
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Juarez
General Bell
San Antonio
Tex
George Bell, Jr
El Paso
Texas
Funston
Francisco
lin
Villa
Parrot
Pershing
Carranza
Lloyd George Out Rumor of Resignation Circles Cabinet
London April 19 London reports suggest Prime Minister Asquith postponed his recruiting statement in parliament to finish points of policy. Rumors allege David Lloyd George, minister of munitions, has resigned over conscription disputes. No confirmation. Washington April 19 Senate votes to increase the regular army to 250000 in the army bill.
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London
Asquith
house of commons
house
ashy
David Lior
Senate
Washington
ate
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