Wilson Eulogizes American Dead At Suresnes
President Wilson delivers a memorial address at Suresnes cemetery praising the American dead as a unique breed who fought for humanity. He urges nations to unite under the league of nations and to resist old self serving policies while honoring the fallen.
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Heinz will disposes of four million in will at Pittsburgh
The will of H J Heinz millionaire pickle maker lists four million dollars in Pittsburgh. Mrs Thomas J Preston of Princeton New Jersey widow of Grover Cleveland was elected acting president of the New Jersey association opposing suffrage for women. American military police in Coblenz and Trier issued orders to tear down political posters and to prevent meetings of a political character.
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Villa Warns Washington Over Carranza Troop Passage
An El Paso dispatch quotes General Villa warning that U S acceptance of Carranza troops passing through the United States to Juarez would strip him of his face and authority.
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First cavalry unit deployed to Big Bend frontier post
The First squadron of the Fifth Cavalry at Fort Bliss is ordered to the Big Bend east of El Paso to reinforce the Eighth Cavalry under Colonel Langhorne Major Frank commands the squadron. Also noted are a bank burglary in Forest River North Dakota, a Winnipeg militia readiness, Salvation Army fundraising success, and various wartime and local crime items.
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