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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1915

Page

8

U S Trooper Sean in Fray at Progreso and Rio Grande

Mexican forces attacked a U S detachment at Progreso near Brownsville Texas on September 25. Private Henry W. Stahlefield of Big Stone Gap Virginia was killed, Private Cecil W. Kennedy of Central Lake Michigan wounded, and Captain A P Sinderson reported missing. Carranza troops were cited as the attackers with several casualties.

Brownsville Tex United States Progreso Milea Here I'rivat Henry W. Stalbiefied Big Ston Gap Allhes Cecil W. Kennedy Central Lake Mich A. P. Sinderson Inure T Brat Vercedes Stalionett Rio Twelfth Cavalry Lieuenant Payne Wiverako Carranza Alderson Ventura Longor Taniel Longoria Mexico S United States Cuxveicvaien the Lakes Arthur Keats

Britain Allows US Goods Shipments Under Trade Protocol

Washington reports Britain will permit shipment of merchandise bought in commerce by U S buyers. The British embassy and state department discussed export licenses for German and Austrian origin goods held at European ports, with restrictions before March 1, 1915. State officials pursue removal of such embargoes while trade groups push for eased restrictions.

Britain Cermsnev Washington Tavay Europe Trita Oote State Department Tremiss Ves Theootoq Tate Feart Sydae Nettet Am

Livery Business Reopens Under U G Gregg

U G Gregg announces taking over Collard Dall’s livery to offer first class "Tet Outs" and various services at the Family Livery Stables, inviting public patronage with a respectful tone and a request for support.

U. Gregg

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