German Mexican plot to draw Japan into war with US
The U S government reveals a Zimmerman note proposing a Germany Mexico alliance to reconquer Texas New Mexico and Arizona if war with the United States erupts Japan would join via Mexican mediation Germany planned financial aid and joint peace terms with Mexico while aiming to keep the United States neutral and urged Japan to ally as well Ambassadors were informed and reports note Cuba may have German origins in anti Entente tensions.
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Zimmerman
Carranza
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
United States
Sato
Japan
Germany
Mexico
State Department
Washington
D. C
Tost
Count Bernstorff
von Eckhardt
Mexico City
Berlin
United States of America
England
Lodge Resolution Moves Through Senate Amid War Talk
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a Lodge resolution in substantially its form amid war-tinged debate over Germany's letters to Mexico. The House adopted a rule for armed neutrality bill consideration as both chambers reflected a war mood.
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Lodge
Senate
House
Mexico
Japan
United States
Committee On Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations Committee
Stone
Township Assessors Begin Assessments
Township assessors and assistants started tax assessments with county guidance from Roby. The team has until May 15 to complete the work, with deputies Kell Shannon Bucklin Maxam Morton Braserton and Liggins appointed by Patoka township assessor Landon Kell.
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Itill
Roby
Patoka Township
Landon Kell
Army Recruiting Station Opens at Post Office
A United States Army recruiting station opens at the post office building Friday and runs until March 8 The Evansville recruiting office will supply an officer in charge and accept recruits for all Army branches at this location.
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United States Army
Evansville
Princeton Temperature Record From City Observer
Daily temperature report from R. R. Marshall, government observer for Princeton. Highest 43 degrees, lowest 26 degrees recorded.
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R. R. Marshall
Princeton
Excise tax bill killed in Indiana Senate vote
In Indianapolis on March 1 the Indiana Senate defeated the excise tax bill 29 to 18 despite backing from Governor Goodrich. Democratic senators mostly voted against it, with Simmons and Bracken abstaining. Six Republicans joined Democrats to kill the measure and a dispute with Lt. Gov. Bush over Senate rules prompted a later conference with Republican leaders.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Senate
Goodrich
Bush
Plumber Suffers Severe Hand Injury At Work
Ralph Greek of Noble Plumbing and Heating Co. mashed his left second and third fingers today while assisting in placing a radiator. Medical attention was provided.
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Ralph Greek
Noble Plumbing & Heating Co
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