Bandits menace Chihuahua City as Villa forces advance
Chaos grips Chihuahua City as Villa and his bandits threaten the capital. Carranza troops retreat after heavy fighting near Santa Yaabel with 12 hundred left in the region. amnesty granted to 400 prisoners near Fresno, while El Paso businesses await supplies before a possible return.
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Chihushua
Villa
Carerena
Caures
Chibushua
Reaponge
Francisco Murguia
Carranza
Santas
Yeabel
Care Fanacistan
Chindhahua City
Carlog Ozuna
Chihuahua
Santa
Tha Villistas
Vitis
Bng
Chihhuahua
Solélora
Juuree
Chihhushua
Marquis
Fresno
Margulids
Chuwahua
Ville
Buard
Fresna
Maycotler
Maycotler To Errd To Have Onen
Nieed
Genernlcotte
Howay
Cilhurhua
el Paso
Englehmen Synman
Pederal Axenta
Nara Doclero
Villa Atrovities
Onimahue
Brite Thenam
bin Familly
O'Ryin
New York
Washington
Battle reports reach General Funston on Mexican fighting
General Funston receives a belated signal from General Bell about clashes west of Chilhuahua City involving Villa and Carranza forces. De facto government troops led by General Ozuna reportedly pulling back toward Palomas as American troops remain at El Paso.
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al Lopated
Carranza Sae Villa
Chilinglum
Funston
Bell
el Paso
Carlos Ozuns
Palomas
Non
Stilla
Hell Mrnte
Appeals From Decision on Nueces Drainage Bond Appeal
An appeal from District Judge W. B. Hopkins of Nueces county challenging a $558 479 25 drainage district No 2 bond issue was filed in the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals. The suit, David v. Timon et al, concerns injunctions and bond validity. Hopkins held suits of this type may be brought only by the attorney general or a designated delegate or an interested party, and David cannot proceed. The appeal follows the injunction ruling and related proceedings in the county court.
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W. B. Hopkins
Nueces County
Sun
David
District
Assia HF
Timon
Hopkins
Nia
Oakes
Villa at War with U S and Carranzistas
The document portrays Francisco Villa rallying forces to overthrow the current Mexican government and resist U S influence. It outlines terms for governance, elections, and reform laws, and threatens harsh action against those who oppose the revolution while denouncing foreigners and upholding nationalist control.
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Patriota
Alexled
Ous International Lowntacy
National de
Chihvala
Costa
Mexico
Repubiic
Moritera
Congress
Shell
Pew
Warriége
Wilke
United States
Venustiane
Carranen
Carranza
Marehouting
San Andres
Francisco Villa
Revival Controversy Over Army Camp Meetings Sparks Clash
A heated exchange details a dispute over holding religious revivals in military camps. The officer defends camp discipline, urges open air services outside the camps, and argues soldiers deserve protection from forced worship, while criticizing attempts to enforce protracted revival meetings within camps. The letter cites camp life, chaplains, and the impact on soldiers home and duty.
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Colonel Manning
Catonel Barnum
Alafar Connor
Colonel Barnum
Nina
Agidinca
Dallas
Austin
Revlyaia
Campa
Sevivnia
Camp Winton
Fatele
Army M C A revival use among troops in border camps
A recent U S H M C A report shows Baptists use army camp buildings more than Presbyterians and Methodists in border camps. Baptists lead with twelve churches followed by Presbyterians eight, then Episcopalians, with others smaller. Controversy stems from General Funston denying revivals in camps, though ordinary religious meetings are allowed.
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Funston
Funston and the Baptists Stir National Debate
A literary digest excerpt reprints newspaper and public comments on General Funston opposing military camp revivals. It includes Dr J Be Gambrell’s view for Baptists and a discussion of the barometer analogy used in evaluating the issue.
Federal Trade Commission cites anti trust limits on export co operation
The Federal Trade Commission reports that anti trust laws hamper American exporters in facing foreign competition and urges Congress to authorize legal cooperation for export trade. It warns of dangers like home market abuse and nonmember exporters while pressing for rail, shipping, banking, and overseas facilities to boost U S export standing. It highlights South American trade as a key area needing American shipping, coordinated marketing, and stronger national representation to compete with Europe.
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Washington
di G
America
Tyla
Federal Trade Commission
Mindo
United States
Congress
Tt Dore
Nul-Trust
Ines
Tedeed States
Pete Ace
Indivia
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
France
Bankle
Credit Facilites
England
Bon Francisco
Orient
China
UAC
Companites
New Citades
South America
Andorston
Carpenter's tools sought for Box County Juvenile Home
County Commissioner Charley K. Gutzelt urged donations of complete carpenter kits for the Box County Juvenile Home. He said many youths want to learn carpentry but lack tools and funds to buy them, and the county cannot purchase full kits. Officials discussed appealing to community sponsors to aid in providing the necessary equipment to help the boys learn an honest trade.
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Boxer County
Charley K. Gutzelt
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Juarez
Murquia
General Fonston
Nuecea County
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Haden
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Peotamrsy
Steines—Tomms
Nono Leon
Piay Fiat Base
Bambrell
Ulat
Montha
United
Arocses National Dvferest
Mid Aesseu
Eunston
Gurelice Abkad
Kayser
Crepe de Chine
Puk
Pal Jones
Federal Commission
Timale
Court Este
Beethoven
Guaranty Fund Bank
Gunter How
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