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Warren Mail in Warren, Pennsylvania

23 Apr 1914

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Warren Mail

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Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

Page

6

Preparedness for Mexican crisis shows US army plan

War Department plans call for a 250000 man volunteer force to be drawn from states and territories for a two year term if invasion of Mexico required. Navy would blockade ports and land marines while regulars and volunteers move on Vera Cruz and Mexico City. Air fleet, border guards, and guerrilla risks are noted with costs to the treasury and potential congress action.

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War Department Washington Mexico Congress United States District of Columbia Alabama New Hampshire Arkansas New Jersey California New York Colorado North Carolina Delaware Owno Florida Oregon Georgia Pennsylvania Idaho Rhode Island Illinois South Dakota Vermont Maine Virginia Maryland Massachusetts West Virginia Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Wyoming Mississippi Arizona Missouri New Mexico Montana Vera Cruz Matamoras Yuma Gulf San Diego Rough Riders Snce Theodore Roosevelt Wilson Philipines Hawaii Canal Zone Coast Artillery Texas City Galveston Cuba Brownsville Tex Cal Campeche Tam Pico Guaymas Manzanillo Culiacan Huerta Uncle Sam Tripoli Pensacola Fla Mexico City Villa Navy Department Dor San Juan del Ulua Mexican Thomas Bb. Howard Dine Thenavy W. & Sims Gulf of Mexico Tampico Spain Treasury Department Democrat Congress War Chest
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American resolve on Mexican crisis and possible war

The St. Louis Democrat urges united support for President Wilson as a Mexican crisis grows. It weighs reasons behind Huerta, possible U S actions, and the hope for avoidance of war while warning a protectorate may be needed to restore order and protect foreign residents.

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Huerta Wilson United States Carranza Villa Congress Cuba St. Louis Democrat
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Great Lumberman Dies After Long, Frugal Yet Generous Life

The article honors a self made forester linked to Forrest County history. Collins mills along Tionesta creek paused operations from Mayburg to Nebraska after his death, reopening after the funeral. The funeral procession went to Tionesta by S. and T. railway and burial followed at Mt. Collins cemetery.

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Forst County Collins Mills Tionesta Creek Mayburg Nebraska Collins
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Temperance Group L'Alarme Formed in France

A new organization L'Alarme to combat rising alcoholism in France is formed by M Schmidt deputy for Vosges. It unites all political and religious persuasions and social classes. A Bordeaux meeting was addressed by doctors lawyers and a deputy.

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France M Schmidt the Vosges Bordeaux L’alarme
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Submarine Cables Expand Worldwide Telecommunication

In 1913 governments and private firms laid thousands of miles of new submarine cables across Europe Africa Asia and the Pacific. Governments expanded cables by 238 percent and private firms by 11 percent as wireless telegraphy grows though not yet replacing cables. An instance reports abandonment of a submarine line in favor of wireless telegraphy Argonaut.

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England Ireland Great Britain France Algiers Australasia New Zealand Chios Mitylene Germany East Indies Japan China Arabia Ceylon Malay Peninsula Argonaut
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How Ward Learned to Read in Commons Speech

J Ward MP told a House of Commons committee that a farm boy learned the alphabet by tracing letters on wagon names to Andover with help from a kind lady. The remarks came as the bill on employment and school attendance of children was discussed.

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Ward House of Commons J. Ward M. P Andover Pall Mall Gazette
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