Pershing Forces Reposition After Mexican Operations
Reports from El Paso say fighting may have started between Carranza and American troops near Satevo, with several black soldiers reportedly killed. Consul Letcher in Chihuahua confirms Pablo Lopez, Villa's lieutenant, is jailed awaiting identity checks. Pershing plans call-in of mobile detachments for recuperation as forces retreat toward San Antonio and Chihuahua along the Northwestern railroad.
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Juarez
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Pershing holds line as Villa pursuit ends in Chihuahua
Austro Hungarian Charge Affaires in Washington Baron Erich Zwiedinek notes shifting positions around Chihuahua City. Pershing’s expedition remains ready, with mobile detachments to pursue Villa if he reappears, while Carranza forces mobilize south of American bases. Reports say Herrera’s troops evacuate Guerrero and loot American properties as they move east. An ounce of gold teal covers fourteen feet square.
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Grafton Woman Reports Health Gain From Golden Medical Discovery
After severe illness from typhoid fever Mrs. Expcrt Latharniery of 412 St. John St Grafton West Va says one bottle of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery improved her digestion and after six bottles she can eat anything and do housework. The ad touts blood health and vitality as benefits, urging readers to buy from any medicine dealer or by mail.
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Germany to Concede to U S Note on Submarine Warfare
Confidential dispatches from Ambassador James W. Gerard in Berlin indicate Germany will make concessions to the United States in response to the note demanding an immediate abandonment of current submarine warfare methods. Officials express hope for an amicable settlement as the German reply is prepared for presentation to President Wilson.
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New Biplane Tested at Atlantic Station in Newport News
A two passenger twin motor biplane type JIN, designed for military use, was tested at the Atlantic coast aeronautical station in Newport News April 25 with US army aviation officers watching. It reaches 100 mph and climbs 1000 ft per min. A large H-7 flying boat also underwent two flights totaling fifty minutes. British naval official Vivian Hewitt forecast a larger flying boat soon. In Gilasaboro New Jersey, April 23, shoemaker Max Epstein killed himself by gas in his shop near the town hall, survived by a widow and three small children.
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Gilasaboro
N. J
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