In the Field with the Constitutionalists in Northern Mexico
A reporter describes a Constitutionalist train from Piedras Negras with eight to ten soldiers and civilians, stockpiled ammunition, and a bustling base at Hacienda Hermanas. He notes mining of bridges, scarce water, and refugees, and contrasts disciplined officers with fed eral brutality and forced conscription.
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Mexico
Constitutionalist
Piedras Negras
Allende
Hueristas
Monclova
Poont
Sabinas
Piedras Negran
Hermanas
Orozco
Coahuila
Bermanas
National Lines
Senger
Carranza
Candela
Constitutional Army
Mexico City
Republic
Maximilian
Carrenza
Huerta
Nadadores
Castano
Federal Army
General Carranza
General Gonzales
California
Sabinas Basin
Lobbyists in Washington Exposed in Heated Debate
Article surveys about 2000 lobbyists in Washington and highlights three: Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell who openly declare their lobbying. It recounts Gompers opposition to a Sherman anti trust clause and the political fallout in Congress and the Wilson administration.
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Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Washington
Congress
Washington, D. C
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
Gom
American Federation of Labor
Taft
Wilson
Mulhall
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