Villa Fighters Routed Near Guerrero in Surprise Cavalry Chase
American forces under Colonel Dodd surprised Villa's 509 to 600 men at Guerrero on March 29. Villa is crippled with a broken hip, Lopez killed, Fernandez dead, and two machine guns captured. Four Americans wounded, Carranza prisoners released, pursuit extended ten miles into the mountains before Villistas scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Villa
Guerrero
Dodd
Pershing
Funston
San Geronmo Ranch
Pablo Lopez
Santa Ysabel
Columbus
Eliaco Fernandez
Carranza
Villistas
Santa Maria River
Dargue
San Geronimo Ranch
Eliseo Fernandez
Lopez
N. M
Washington
Guerrero Villa
Hirseo Hernandez
Hernandez
Congress
Néwa
Mexico
General Funsion
Secretary of War
Cané
War Department
Geearal Pershing
Cano
Manuel Boco
Ville
Illinois News Briefs Across State Highlights Milk Boycott and Floods
Farmers in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin begin a milk boycott on Chicago dealers to push 22 cents per 100 pounds. milk spills, wagons turned back, and deliveries halted as floods threaten Chicago suburbs along Des Plaines and nearby rivers. Reports also cover a fatalistic mining camp explosion in Benton, drugstore robberies in Peoria, spraying demonstrations in Adams county, and several local social, legal, and civic notes across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinoie
Wisconsin
Chicago
Ilinois
Des Plaines
Salt Creek
Riverside
Maywood
DuPage, Fox and
Kankakee
Benton
Urbain
Peoria
Joe Stutzman
Carl Morgan
Roy Todd
W. M. Rapples
Edward Wilson
Lillian Holmes
Quincy
San Jose
Adams County
Mississippi Apple Growers’ Association
A. P. Flint
A. J. Gunderson
Horticultural Department
University of Illinois
Newton
James P. Jack
Winifred A Robb
Danville
H. B. Dawns
Dan Ville
Jack
Illinois News Brevities Take Several Tragic, Curious Turns
A three year old son drowns after toppling from a Benton bridge. Fires wipe out a Duquoin lumber yard causing about 25000 dollars in loss. A La Hogue worker is killed when clothing is caught in shafting. Ottawa reads of a 2000 dollar portrait donation by the Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution. Various locales report boy bodies, high school district talks, and Prohibition campaign planning.
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Continental Ball
Washington
Danville
William G. Boethe
Pinckneyville
Bush
Big Muddy
Mount Sterling
Charles Curran
Benton
Producers
Coal Company
Peabady
Canton
Jack Watson
University of Ilinois
DeWit County
U. MW. O
Oregon
Ogle County
Lorado Taft
G. A. R. Posts
Peoria
H. F. Sala
State
Anti- Saloon League
Danville—I
John R. Hungerford
Mount Carmel
Hlaaysete
Toulon
Lafayetta
Lynn Township
Stone
Urbana
A. BH. Forsythe
University of Illinois
London
Ont
Forsythe
Drink Hot Water With Limestone Phosphate Claim
Advocate urges daily glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels, promising clearer skin livelier health and improved complexion for both men and women. Emphasizes inside cleanliness over outward appearance and suggests mild cost for the tonic.
Terminal Necessity at Society Function Sparks Buzz
A popular man stirs attention with a remark urging attendance at a society event. The line, echoing a sense of obligation, captures public curiosity about his influence and the gathering’s significance.
Elderly Women Guarded Durand Wisconsin Brief Health Claim
In Durand Wisconsin Mrs Mary Ropeway credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from menopausal symptoms after using several bottles. A Blackstone Massachusetts woman also reports improvement from hot flashes and weakness after taking the remedy. The ad highlights warnings of suffocation hot flashes headaches and dizziness for middle aged women and touts the product as a safe aid through menopause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Ropeway
Massachusetts
Blackstone
Mass
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Presre Cournoyer
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U.S
Fernandez Sain
Villa Ficca
Colonel Dodd
San Geronimo
Official
Garranza
U. S
Baker
Illnois
Taylorville
Springfield Presbyterian Society For Home and Foreign Missions
Springfield
Decatur
Jackonville
Lincoln
Petersburg
Virginia
Daughters of the American Revoluction
Hfe
Harrisburg
Illinois
J. A. Foster
State Board of Health
Fairfield
Robert H. Patton
Prohibition State Committee
Prohibition Party
Illinoia Miners
Charles M. Hutchingon
Troquois County
Roosevelt
Sam L. Davis
Ash Barrela
Carter
N. U. Chicagg
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