U S Guards Border Aviation Units Stationed Within Striking Distance
United States measures for border security amid rising Mexican tensions show 158,500 troops ready within striking distance. Forces include cavalry, infantry, artillery and three aviation units. A separate message from Fe dipe Angeles, a rival Mexican claimant, says his aims are to restore the 1857 constitution and protect lives and property, seeking U.S. recognition in time. Esperanza, 525 kilometers south of Nogales, reported Yaqui Indian attacks along the Southern Pacific de Mexico line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
United States
Fedipe Angeles
sVillista
Carranza
General Angeles
Esperanza
Nogales
Chicago greets fighters after France service in triumph
Chicago welcomed back the Thirty third Prairie division and supporting units in a celebratory parade through the loop. Thousands lined Michigan avenue as flower decked contingents showered blossoms on returning infantry and guardsmen, matching the earlier welcome.
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Chicago
Loop ‘Canyons
France
Thirty-third — Prairie — Division
First
Third
Seventh Winds National Guard
Michigan Avenue
Twelfth Street
Standolph Street
Prairie Division
Smuggling of Austrian Wealth Escapes Into Switzerland
Wealthy Austrians reportedly smuggle securities valued at up to 1 billion dollars into Switzerland to evade Austrian confiscation for reparation payments. Airplanes are used to move jewelry and other valuables beyond Vienna’s reach.
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London
Switzerland
Vienna
German Peace Note Denounces Versailles Demands
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau says the Versailles treaty is beyond Germany’s power to carry out. German counter proposals demand Polish state reestablishment and loss of West Prussia Danzig East Prussia Upper Silesia Saar and Memel. He warns of perpetual slave labor and confiscation of property if peace terms are enforced.
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Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Paris
Echo de Paris
Washington
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
State Department
Versailles
West Prussia
Geri Iman
Pomerania
Danzig
Ufe
East Germany
Belgium
Saar
France
Germany
Villa Attacks Chihuahua City in Mexican War Flash
Juarez reports Chihuahua City was attacked in force by Generals Villa and Angeles. All communications between Juarez and Chihuahua are cut off, raising fears of major action in the region.
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Mexico City
Villa
Angeles
Juarez
Mexico
Chihuahua City
Chihuahua
Indiana News Brevities Roundup Highlights Local Deaths
Indiana brief items report the deaths of George Michael Daussmin in Evansville and Matthew Yow in Madison. Other notes mention railway and highway projects, a new art gallery at Notre Dame, a prison escape in Jeffersonville, and community developments across several counties.
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George Michael Daussmin
F. W. Cook Brewing Company
Evansville
Indiana
International Walther League
Paducah
Columbus
Matthew Yow
Madison
Yow
Jefferson County
Hartford City
South Side
American Widow Glass Company
Cavanaugh
University of Notre Dame
Scott Boles
Otis Mullen
Marton County
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Asseta
Bet Allon
Cayoy
Jackson ‘County
John W. Baugher
Plymouth
Marshall County
George W. Voltz
Arizona
Gary
National Dunes Park Association
Chicago
Highway Committee
Seymour Chamber of Commerce
Jackson County
Seymour
Phian
Indianapolis
Chester Johnson
Thomas. Johnson
Oxford
Johnson
Benton
County
Jack Wiggins
Wabash
McCarty
Idlewold
Pendleton
Madison County Council
State Tax Board
Crothersville
Water Works
Port Wayne
Nankie Jane
Creek
David Creek
St. Janhn’s Hospital
Anderson
Big Four Railroad
Crade
Dileville
Emma Lennington
Grant Lennington
Statehouse
Raymond&. Springer
Connersville
Local Social Notes and Health Ad Briefs
Grandview residents visit county capital and Owensboro while plans brew for a Bluff City musical act. Alibert Moredock attends his father’s funeral in Indianapolis. Miss Clara Bates returns to Louisville after visits. Owensboro and Terre Haute names appear among guests. A torpedoed ship survivor recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar for lingering coughs.
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David Moredock
Grandview
Wm. Holmes
Bluff City
Bill
Albert Moredock
Indianapolis
Chas Richardson
Owensboro
Rulah Payne
W. S. Holmes
Josie Lewis
Terre Haute
Hettie Frye
Sycamore Street
Clara Bates
Louisville
Chris Richardson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Internal Remedy
Product claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by acting through the blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsed by a named firm F J Cheney Co of Toledo with nationwide availability and testimonials offered. Also promotes Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for home use to avoid physician absence during ailments.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Chamberlain
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David S. Barry
United States Senate
Michigan
Senate
Providence, R. I., Journal
Press Gallery
U. S. Guards Border
Austria
Dilomas
Rushville
John Miller
Michigan City
Norris McHenry
Azalia
Philadelphia
Edward McCoy
Muncie
Allen County
Washington, D. C
Huntington Commercial Association
Huntington Live Stock and Agricultural Association
Alexandria Business Men’s Association
United States Army
Valentine Schafer
China
Leonard Fatch
Army Aviation Service
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
Fatch
County Recorder’s
Hardin County
Illinois
Marion County
Indianapoli
Lee F. Swails
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Howell
Congress
Miwood
Lena Resinger
Fc, Beall
Purdue University Livestock Farm
Durham
Montevideo
Uruguay
University Farm
Noblesville High Sedool
O. Levinson
Lved
Nablesville
Cadick
Cadick Milling Go
T. C. Basye
Rockport, Ind
Thomas A. Greslin
Broadway
Albany
N. Y
England
Foley
Adv
Ohio Valley
Rockport
Hatfield
G. R. Millican
Ind
Geo
Ranes
Act
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