Wilson Condemns His Own Mexican Policy
The piece argues President Wilson erred in Mexico policy by backing Villa then retracting, criticizing his interventionism and perceived misread of Villa as a patriot. It discusses the broader U S stance, the Carranza/Villa power struggle, and alleged contrary motives shaping U S actions and reactions during 1914 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Yuson
Abel
Maxi
Wile Bem
Stites
Mexico
Cuba
Wilhon
Cubana
Vila
Bry
Mexica
Ater
Vilta
Khawa Wat Aryan
Buing
Norther
Villa
Nin
Senate
Mlate
Vpas
Nage Villa
Atte
Wioniha
Wilen
Genuaie
Fecoxt
Mexican life to be featured at El Paso village
At the Mexican village during the International Irrigation Congress, October 14 to 16, El Paso will showcase authentic Mexican life with a mas Iter gallery, a teatro, a native restaurant, and a renowned orchestra. Exhibits include grinding corn, matate use, basket weaving, pottery, weaving by native girls, and early crafts. Mexican consul Andrean Garcia notes Mexico will spare no expense to display culture and industry as Carranza government assists in peacetime efforts. A Banda Potiern, sixty musicians, will join the attractions.
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DL Paso
Tex
el Paso
Andrean G Garcia
el Fao
Mexico
Carranza
Tineke
Moses
Banda Potiern
Nome Alxty
Masican
Irrigation Congress
Japanese Seek Chinese Military Adviser Post
In Tokyo a plan to appoint a Japanese military adviser to the Chinese governor general is discussed amid Japan China tensions. General Nobuatan ADK, called The General of China by Japanese circles, is linked to this effort after a career abroad including Shanghai and the Japanese legation. The move follows last year’s demands for advisory support and hopes for friendlier Sino-Japanese relations. Clashes at Chenxtatin Mongolian border sparked neither decisive action nor lasting disturbance, with many Japanese casualties reported but general calm expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Lloud
Nobuatan
Tae Hoon
China
Yuan Shikai Wo
Shanghai
Pak
Ing
Onion scented money tale from Brooklyn wagon man
New York September 23 onion loving Simon Silverman of Brooklyn saved $22 after a robbery. He stated he thought George Boland nearby had picked up the bills. A roll of bills was found on Boland. police questioned him as the money apparently carried an odor of onions.
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New York
Simon Silverman
Brooklyn
Simon
Reid Avenue
Kondlunko Street
Grenwon
George Boland
Boland
Yerman
Gleason
Maid Finds $60 000 in Gems and Reward
In Pittsburg on September 23 Mrs Toe Morriwasther of St Louis discovered gems valued at 750000 in the William Penn hotel. She withdrew to Bloomweth Mine Margaret Cisdy and later returned to the hotel by hired auto. Police reports note relief and jewels awaiting her at the hotel.
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Pittsburg
Mra
Toe Morriwasther
Bt Lonts
William Penn
Margaret Cisdy
Bloomweth
Whatie
Attontahment
Rollaf
Worse Weds Rich Indian He Dies Widow Receives 40000
Ashland Wisconsin September 23 The will of Frank R. Brown an Indian left his widow Dr Caroline Roxora Brown of Avico Georgia fourty thousand dollars The man suffered from consumption and sought a sanatorium in Arizona He married a young nurse in October 18 7915 and died within three months after the wedding leaving a sizable estate to his widow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wig
Frank RK. Brown
Koe
Caroline Roxora Brown
Avico
Arizona
P. S. Byer
Machine dives 100 feet four escape with lives
In San Jose California on September 4, a car rolled off a mountainside after the road collapsed under a Ford. Mr Brown of San Francisco and Miss Brown were injured, Mrs Brown seriously, as the automobile lurched down the slope.
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San Jose
Calif
Brows
San Francisco
Brown
Ex-Queen Amelia of Portugal Seen as London Charity Figure
Ex queen Amelia of Portugal stands as a leading patron for British war charity drives in London. She supports major fundraising meals and outdoor events, appearing at numerous charity functions across the capital.
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Queen Amelia OF
Portugal
London
X-Qqueen
Amelia
The Telephone in War Means of the Fighting Men
A historical piece discusses telephone use in World War I, noting how British and American systems linked front lines to London, and how field telephones with wires remained vital despite bombardment. It cites an American correspondent interviewing the German Crown Prince and describes the broader wartime telephony network and its strategic importance.
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Madara
Armi
France
Lord North
Trou
AM Home
Tm Ohifer
London
Fricourt
Transaea
Armen
Jovan
Ranca
Kilser
Ovary
Frontlerk
Apald
Fiohrlet
Packages mixed and woman gets cigars in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee Wisconsin a Federal building mix up led to a clerk placing an unaddressed wrapped book on a table. A package of cigars arrived for Judge Jenkins and was delivered to him by the court messenger who mistook the box for the book. The cigars were later returned from Maine.
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Milwacked
Wis
Jenkins Atil
Maine
Monsenger
John
Jankine
Sneahonger
Wan
Soldiers For Protection Water For Irrigation
El Paso in late September reports the Elephant Butte dam dedication by President Wilson on October 14. Thousands of soldiers guard the border, protecting Americans and cultivation plans as water for irrigation, with $1,000,000 appropriated to release stored lake water for Mexican irrigation and reclamation projects in 1923. An irrigation congress follows at the dam with excursions from Albuquerque and El Paso.
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EL Paso
Tex
Elephant Butte
Grande
Thin City
Wilsen
Prealdant Wilhon
Husa
Orexico
Renir
Tihheal Buia
New Mexico
Mexico
Avares
Tha Dam
Alonday
Albuquerqio
Paro
Seventieth Session of Methodist Conference Opens in Wheeling
The Seventieth annual West Virginia Methodist Episcopal Conference convenes in Wheeling from September 22 to 30. Bishop Franklin Hamilton of Pittsburgh presides, with a full program of sermons, reports, and missionary addresses led by leaders from Asbury College, American University, and the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
Wil
Franklin Uantizan
Pittebure
Mina de Nailly
Sonfuernon
Ula Ata
Visttora
Hamilton
Waal Lneten
Awerican Univericty
Jeli
Tanehies
New York
Amhurs Callage
The
Delite
Pilla- Hurl
Treadman
Ald
Sully
Crubbo
Charles
Virginia Ann Sulgon Lowen
Itary Wobideugt
Gimural Mycretary
Wunian
Tuy
T_Bualmannoh
Weat
Viteginia Wreleyan
Mim Thirtin
Stacker
Japan
Pepe
the Key
Krnugt
Amin
Be Doo Wamhinetan
Th. D
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Prashihitlon
Publie Mornin
Jonny Ue Hingning
Chicago
Board of Contavenem Claimantas
Tv LO
Martman
Pillar Pittaburg
Newline
H. Ly Kick
Ker
Dent
Prestint
Wheeling Ministerial Uniony
We C
Hattingen
Goodwin
Chster First Church
Ratrmont
Franklin Hamilton
Soci
Jones
Tender
Woolnowlay
Frobilo Hamilton
Eiolloway Dencontas
Fromann Jermary
Cy J. Allen
Board Ofiman
Anorn
Holloway
Homn
Mra
Lian Ale Wolday
Dy We Howell
D. D
Dewconens Hoard
Buffalo
D. D. Forsyth
Sonfwrance Numinean
Woran's
Home Minaonary Society
Lini
ALG Society
OSS
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Trigg
Bod
Pittahinige Aia
Andesaioon Linea
Voasa
Pullen Presiding
Andrean
Tho
G. W. Crabbe
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