American Troops Engage Villa Rebels Near Texas River
American forces clash with Villa rebels near the Rio Grande south of Voleta Texas. Cavalry reports killing several rebels and capturing horses and prisoners as they pursue divided groups toward the south bank. one Corporal shot in the toe, many wounded. Fort Ellis unofficial tally notes up to 100 ponies captured and reports cautioned by Brig. Gen. Erwin and Col. Cabell.
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Chigas
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Voleta
James J. Horn Brook
Unclear Costa Rica unrest prompts new dispatches
Reports from Woastington describe a developing phase in the Tinoco government rebellion in Costa Rica. San Jose clashes are noted and a tense situation is described as an American concern with possible naval actions and subtractions affecting Washington’s stance.
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Woastington
Revelucon
Tinoco
Costa Rica
State Department
San Jose
Liman
Bric
Weshington
Medical Association backs beer in treatment cases in New York
The American Medical Association adopts and adopts a resolution declaring properly brewed beer beneficial in treating certain medical cases and supporting the production of beer with up to 9 percent alcohol as a substitute for stronger alcoholic drinks. The measure argues that 23 percent beer can aid moderation and offer an adaptable option for so called substitute drinks.
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New York
America
Felion
Resoluton
United States Considers Action Over Costa Rica Ties
Disquieting dispatches from Washington indicate warnings of potential U S government action regarding the Costa Rica situation. State Department officials say conditions are tense and not unlikely that additional steps may be required to safeguard interests.
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U.S
Aalington
Fateles
Costa Rica
State Department
Iletelle Wera
Arisn
Congress Rejects Rovist Constitution in Germanny
The recent congress rejected a proposed Rovist constitution for Germanny with a single vote in favor. Delegates adopted a resolution to decline pensioner members of the former Rosa Camill.
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President to Tour the United States
Warmington reports the president will tour the country on his return to support the league, while a tentative itinerary is being drafted. White House officials have no definite information on the president’s Paris trip outcome but expect him to depart for Washington soon.
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Paris
Washington
Walt
Belghun
Clemenceau Presses Germans In Revised Peace Terms
The French premier Clemenceau delivers a sharp appraisal of Germany's conduct and lays out revised peace terms. He warns of further concessions only if Germany agrees to reparations talks, while detailing demands on the Kiel Canal, Upper Silesia plebiscite, and West Prussia border changes amid ongoing Allied discussions. He urges swift action and frames the treaty as a test of Germany’s willingness to accept responsibility for war.
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Tex
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German Reply to Peace Terms Shapes Postwar View
A long, heavy OCR text outlines German reply to Allied peace terms. It discusses rejection of punitive measures, territorial cessions including Alsace Lorraine and upper Silesia, and calls for fair treaty terms. The document frames Germany’s stance on reparations, occupation costs, and denial of blame, with references to President Wilson and other Allied positions.
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Ternany
Germany
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SUNY
Local notes recount farm sales and community events in Cedar County
A sprawling scanned Iowa State page itemizes land sales, grants, and local incidents. It notes a 709 acre sale for 108500 to a party named Wy Morraw, a $56000 cooperative purchase, a fatal drowning near Meyer Cemetery, honors for graduates and faculty changes at Harvard Law School style, and various civic updates from Cedar County. It includes police and court items, farm transactions, road improvements, and campus adjustments impacting residents and students alike.
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