Constantine protests Greek plight over allied actions
King Constantine denounces Allied moves as an affront to Greece and declares war would be a draw. He laments occupation of Corfu and Demir Hissar bridge damage, appeals to American press for fair hearing, condemns British and French misrepresentation, and seeks US support for Greece’s independence.
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Greece and Mexico War Talk Intersects With European Conflict
An interview with a royal figure discusses Francisco Villa and Mexican woes, Greece's neutrality, and Germany's wartime strategy. The dialogue contrasts foreign occupation in Greece with losses in Mexico, condemns military necessity as a justification, and weighs Germany's potential to endure or prevail. The text notes the interview was counter-signed by Court Marshal Mercati.
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Mythene Castellarizo
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Mexico
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Belgium
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France
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Demir Hissar
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Paris
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Mercati
Carranza's Men Reported to Capture Villa in Mexico
El Paso reports from January 21 state Villa has been captured at Hacienda San Geronimo by Carranza forces under General Cavazos, with Mexican officials confirming. The dispatch notes bandits linked to the Santa Ysabel massacre are also being taken to Chihuahua City for execution, and mentions officials planning a Juarez conference on northern Mexico welfare and border health.
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American Smelting and Refining company
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gaid
Santa Ysabel
Manuel Medinaviella
Mexico
Medinavietta
Juarez
Roberto V. Pesquerrera
U S Orders Arrest of Diaz Amid Mexico Revolution Plot
Washington reports an order for General Felix Diaz’s arrest has gone out as authorities learn he has secretly gathered arms in Havana, plotting a new revolution in Mexico. Diaz, Porfirio Diaz’s nephew, faces intensified action as Carranza forces number about 304 at Torreon and thousands of malcontents incite violence against Americans.
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First Vote on Preparedness Shows 65 For 6 Against
Washington January 21 The first indication of how the house stands on preparedness came as Vir Mann led a clash over an amendment to the urgent deficiency bill. About one hundred representatives were on the floor. sixty five rose for preparedness and six against it, with the rest seated as the session progressed.
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