Signs Point to a Pro Allied Shift in Mexican Politics
The piece outlines a Mexican political landscape as Carranza convokes Congress for election laws while pro ally factions within the Obregonista and liberal groups vie. It notes figures like Garcia Vigil, Pesqueira, Palavicini, Berlanga, and Obregon, plus ex-convencionists Gutierrez and Gonzalez Garza among pro ally supporters and possible leadership contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Carranza
Mexican Congress
Congress
Paradd Liberal Constiucionalista
P. L. GC
Pelece
Garcia Vigil
Pesqueira
Obregon
Palavicini
Heriberto Barron
San Antonio
New York
Wilson
la Republica
Eulalio Gutierrez
Coahuila
Queretaro
Huerta
Alvaro Obregon
Pablo Gonzales
Francisco Coss
A Place for Every One in the Military Service
The War Department announces a plan to assign every man of military age a role. Those unfit for combat will be assigned domestic or support work. Camp Travis orders now exam borderline cases to retain them for tasks they can perform rather than discharge. Previously many with minor defects were discharged though fit for noncombat duties.
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War Department
Camp Travis
Riddles to amuse the family from Mixchange
The text presents a playful collection of riddles and jokes for family amusement. It includes questions about the oldest table, keeping promises, umbrellas, bakers, and other wordplay. Some phrases show playful typos and spacing typical of a casual printed piece.
The Bishop's Parable and a Sabbath Hen Chase
The Bishop Paul Jones of Utah faced a committee request to back an extreme Sundardintiuier. He recalls his wife observing a minister’s wife chasing hens on the farm last Sunday morning, shouting about laying eggs on the Sabbath and learning to obey.
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Paul Jones
Utah
Atlomen
Free Press
Patriotic Parade to Be Held April 21 in San Antonio
A grand patriotic parade celebrating San Jacinto Day is planned for April 21 led by the Battle of Flowers Association. Governor Hobby and Mrs. Pennybacker will address at the Alamo after a procession featuring Red Cross, veterans, Scouts, Daughters of the Republic and other groups, with flowers heaped before the Alamo door as tribute to heroes.
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Alamo Plaza
W. P. Hobby
Percy V. Pennybacker
Battle of Flowers Association
San Jacinto
Texas Brigade
Army
American Red Cross
Daughters of the Republic
Boy Scouts
Shriners
Rotary Club
Knights of Columbus
Order of the Alamo
Confederate and Grand Army Veterans
Ta Association
Mwo
Alamo
Welso
J.J. Fillyer
G. Newton
T. Woodhull
Frank Winerich
O. B. Lucas, Ltd
Hart W. W. Lipscomb
Jh. B. Webb
T. Jd. Nye
Willian Negley
Herbert Slayden
Clarkson
Marjorie Ruckiman
Robert Martindate
Atlee Ayres
John Tobin
Winchester Kelso
L. B. Clegg
Red Cross
Ned Cross
Lee Ransom
Ehitirman
Vannah Hirshberg
Mort Sam Trousson
J. G. Galbraith
Tome Service Department
George Gillette
A. B. Spencer
W. P. Rote
J. W. Staneke
J. I. Frost
Red Cross High School
BR. Weakley
Aliss Stoddard
Eivery
San Antonio
Latoon
Battle of Powers Association
Winchester II Elso
T. A. Coleman
JL. Goodwin
Boyd Mechampbell
W. Dy. Syers
Germans Will Not Invade Russia From Finland Belief
Special cable reports from Petrograd dated April 5 state the German expeditionary force in Finland will not renew hostilities toward Russia. German operations will stay confined to Finland, with no advance toward Bielktoov frontier. The Russian Baltic commander has sought contact to learn if the fleet may withdraw to Kronstadt or be attacked.
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Tandon Times
San Antonio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Conorleht
Pehle Ledges
Petrograd
Finland
Russia
Bielktoov
Baltic
Kronstadt
Hange
Hellsingstor
Finnish Civil War Moves and German Involvement
Fragmentary dispatches describe German entry into Finland aiding White Guards led by General Mannerheim against Red Guards supported by Bolshevik-backed partisans. Reports note German vessels near Hango and Ekenäs as White Guards seize rail stations toward Helsinki amid fears of internal conflict and bloodshed.
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Sels
Finland
Red Guards
White Guards
Mannerheim
Hange
Inas Neuet
Ejenas
Helsingfor
Germany
Council of
Count Mannerheim
Berens
Petrograd
Ukraine
Army transfers and promotions at Camp Travis and Fort Bliss
Capt Julius T Knox moved from 165th depot brigade to the 9th infantry at Camp Travis. Private John I McCain becomes corporal with the 90th division HQ detachment. Several NCOs and privates return to Fort Bliss, others attached to 344th and 345th field artillery, and 358th Infantry at Camp Travis. Lieutenants assigned to various units. several receive transfers for instruction at Fort Sil and general staff postings. Lieutenant Walter Ford injured in San Marcos accident, transferred to Camp Travis base hospital. condition reportedly not fatal. Maj Frank S Roberts assigned to the 165th depot brigade.
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Julius T. Knox
165Th Depot Brigade
Ned
Sh9th Infantry
Camp Travis
James A. Bain
Aldfred Lakue
Joseph A. Baker
James J. Bell
344Th Field Artillery
Wiliam T. Adams
Max Weinberger
Ben O.simank
Joseph R. Bailey
Smith
Walter Ford
345Th Field Artillery
San Marcos
Ford
Frank S. Roberts
165Th
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Mexico City
United States
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Manuel Calero
Madero
Jesus Flores Mag
Sherburne G. Hopkins
Washington
Vasconcelos
Roque Gonzalez Garza
Guitierrez
Convencionista
Gonzalez Garza
Cuba
Menocal
Gonzales Garza
Shee
Beacon Shoe Store
E. Houston St
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F_M
Hoyt Shoe Company
Mathers
Manchester
New Hampshir
UNION
San Jacinto Day
U. S. Food Administration
EWC
Fairbank Scaear
Cincinnati
Pitty Colleges
Lyman P. Drowell
Hobart College
Committee On
The
Association of American Colleges
Howell
University of Cincinnati
Jessa
Ile De-Camy
John I. McCain
Ninetieth Division
Norman J. Sommers
William I. Gottschall
William M. Rider
Fort Bliss
Ioebert M. Bridgeforth
MageneaAry
John K. Connor
Anis B. Cooper
Ralph W. Malone
Harvey A. Chayman
Enis B. Cooper
Alexander G. Paxton
Fort Sil
Ohio
FR. Muller
Janes W.W. Rudy
Lester W. Wylder
James K. Green
358Th Infantry
J and
Lient
Oliver Graves
G. l. Johnson
General Staff
Seant
I. N. Levinson
Sime Organization
Amatjor
Robert
Terael
Department Intelligence Office
John F. Gibson
College Station
A. & M. College
Foley’s Honey
Foley
M. Fischer
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