Villa Believed Dead or Alive After Recent Defeats
Reports from Providencia Mexico suggest Francisco Villa is finished as a bandit leader. Military men say Carranza forces can now control Northern Mexico and end outlaw bands. Villa reportedly injured in Guerrero with head hip and leg wounds. he is said to be in serious condition. In Tacoma Washington, a motion for a new trial in a libel case against Paul R. Haffer will be filed, with appeal to the state supreme court if denied.
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H. D. Jacobs
United Press
Courier
Providencia
Mex
Francisco Villa
Villa
Mexico
Miguero Saenz
Guerrero
Col. Dodd
Stell
Saenz
Dodd
Dr. Stell
Guer
Tacoma
Paul R. Haffer
George Washington
P. L. Pendleton
Haffer
Pendleton
State Supreme Court
Socialistic Organisationa
Hafffer
United States
Albert A. Joab
War Secretary receives 2000 word message from Gen Scott
Secretary of War Baker sent to President Wilson a 2000 word message from Gen Hugh Scott who had been negotiating at El Paso with Mexican war minister Gen Alvaro Obregon. The contents were not revealed and were believed to align with the line of the United Press report.
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Washington
Baker
Wilson
Hugh Scott
el Paso
Alvaro Obregon
United Press
U S Aid Planned for Mexico Rehabilitation
El Paso May 4 American aid to rehabilitate Mexico to follow ratification of a pact between Gen Scott and Gen Obregon. Gradual withdrawal of the expedition over about 60 days with use of Mexican railroads to move supplies, and US good offices to obtain financial aid for the government.
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E. T. Conele
United Press
EL Paso
Mexico
Scott
Obre
United States
Plea Sent Through State Dept For Miss Masaryk Release
Miss Masaryk remains jailed in Prague with her mother Charlotte Garrigue in London exile and a son in the Austrian army. Her elder daughter is in a prison hospital, and a younger daughter is with the family. Alice Masaryk fell ill after being imprisoned in a close cell and was moved to a cot in the ward. she has not been released.
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State Department
Miss Masaryk
Charlotte Garrigue
Brooklyn
Prague
London
Alice Masaryk
Zeppelin Raid Kills Dozen as Bombs Hit Rural Towns
London reports say several wounded from Tuesday night Zeppelin raids were dying today, with deaths expected to reach about twelve. Bombs struck rural districts and outskirts of two towns, most damage from a single airship attacking populous areas. The L-20 was crippled by fuel shortage and wrecked on Hafse Firth, Norway, seen drifting north of Sandnaes as crew leaped to ground. rescued crew suffered fractures.
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London
Iles
Hafse Firth
Norway
Sandnaes
Paper price drop follows salvage campaign
Secretary of Commerce Redfield reports success in a national drive to salvage old paper and rugs. Conservation measures have led to a material reduction in paper prices. Redfield cites a letter from the president of a Holyoke, Massachusetts concern as confirmation.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Holyoke
Mass
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