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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1916

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U S Troops Break Villa Band in 17 Hour Chase

Four hundred American cavalry under Col George A Dodd attacked Francisco Villa's camp at San Geronimo Ranch after a 55 mile pursuit down the Santa Marta River valley. Villa wounded, fled. 31 bandits dead including Gen Eliseo Hernandez. four American troopers wounded. Villa's power described as broken, with death or capture likely days away.

Dodd San Geronimo Ranch Hernandez Villa George A Dodd Aftat Continental Divide Francisco Villa Thountain Juarez Inta Marta Viila Guerrero Han Lita Rosade Sattea Col Dodd Santa Maria Ftvar Vila Esatta da Cantitla Ita Ynabel United Aoa Ostateamwepft Hoop Mexicati Anurceaa Neor Ita

Border Uneasy As 12 000 Soldiers Gather Near Border

AP reports Mexican forces north toward the Arizona line. Units from Agua Prieta march west toward Naco while 406 infantry move out and 1000 cavalry briefly arrive then vanish. Estimates place 5000 to 12000 troops in the Moctezuma Campas Nacozari area with 6000 more near Caballona. Some officers say they are told to minimize numbers and avoid exaggeration. A Yaqui River expeditionary unit is withdrawn from the mountains near Nogales.

Associated Press Deouglas Aris Arizona Agua Prieta Naco Jesus Aguirrs Caballona Paasengera Nacozari Arnulfo Gomez Esqueda Moctezuma-Campas Nacezari Yaqui

Fearful Pirate Stowaway Captivity Sparks Berlin Plot Claims

Lewes Delaware March 31 detective move to transfer Ernest Schiller the German stowaway pirate who seized the Matoppo and terrorized her crew to New York amid fears of rescue attempts. Schiller described revenge against England for his arrest as a spy and claimed not all conspirators were German. He urged protection from British authorities and detailed his path from Hull to the United States. London reports a separate Zeppelin raid on eastern England with about ninety bombs and other allied air activity over Italy and Lemnos with multiple aircraft.

Lewes Del Ernest Schiller High Seas Schiller Harrington New York Tuatige Peace Register Reiss Mesaick Justice Hegister England Pals London Washington Post Theodore Roosevelt Elihu Root Robert Eaton France Root Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Leonard Wood Col. Roosevelt Mr. Root Senator Lodge Roosevelt Old Guard Wen Chicago United Party Col Roosevelt Taft

Wrangling on Waite murder case links to Kane fund burying

A detective and embalmers aide unearthed a roll of bills buried under a Long Island tree amid the John E. Peck murder case. The hoard counted $7,800, with Waite claiming a check for $8,400 was also given. District Attorney Swann planned further action as indictments loom.

New York Long Island Eugene Oliver Kane Arthur Warren Walte Waite John E. Peck Grand Rapids Edward Swann Kane Waites John Cuniffe Orient Point Greenport Mafi Swann

Submarine Campaign Is Unchanged Says Germany

The German government clarifies submarine warfare policy to neutral states via the Netherlands. German naval forces will still refrain from attacking neutral vessels unless they resist examination, with clearer rules for armed merchantmen. A Reuters copy from The Hague dated March 29 summarizes the notice.

London Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reuter The Hague

British Losses in March Total 20,424 Men Reported

London report cites British casualties for March as 20,424 men and 1,107 officers, with 18,817 other ranks. Figures drawn from official lists reflect continued wartime losses.

London

Verdun Seen by Visitor as Center of 6000 Guns and Million Men

A visiting correspondent portrays Verdun as the hub of 6000 rival guns and a million fighting men. Shells exchange hourly as the Crown Prince's army advances slowly yet steadily, with French defense praised and prisoners shown in high spirits. The landscape is described as ridged and scarred by relentless artillery, with evacuation looming as enemy pressure mounts.

Verdun Crown Prince Berlin Amsterdam Meuse

Verdun Panoramic View Shows Mighty German Advance

Reporter from the Meuse region describes a sweeping German assault north of Verdun. He notes Dead Man Hill and Fortresses such as Mort Homme, the Crown Forest, and details of No. 304 strong position as shells rain on French defenses. The battle involves about a million troops and thousands of guns in a 40 mile arc.

Forges Crown’ Forest Bolsa Des Gorbeaux Mort Homme Dead Man Hill Dead Men Hill Verdun Meuse St. Mihiel Ayocourt

U S Code Notes Read Guard Neutral Rights Send Protest

Berlin reports diplomats protest to State Department over ties to a diplomatic code. Secret dispatches, even naval ones, may be read by belligerents, officials warn. A stolen American codes book in the Balkans raises fears of broader access. Navy reports show a secret observer missive opened in Washington. Submarine debates dominate Reichstag as Socialists purge seceders and defend naval liberty amid wartime needs.

Balkans State Department Washington Navy Carl W. Ackerman United Press Berlin Gerard and Penfield van Dyke Hague United States Department Secret Service Navy Department Germany London

Swiss town bombarded by unknown planes

In Berne on March 31 two keroplanes of unknown nationality dropped five large bombs at dawn on the Swiss village of Porentruy near the French frontier. Some property damage reported.

Berne Switzerland Porentruy

U S Troops Rout Villa In Page One Entry

In today’s index items reported U S troops rout Villa forces, with additional notes on inquiries at Berlin and awaiting U-boat date. Other items mention Fourth District civil service and editorial comments, along with social notices and racing results.

U. S Villa Britain T R Root Mouse Town U .S Berlin Sutton News of Alexandria City News

Meuse Town Taken French Save Hill Verdun

German forces under Crown Prince drive from east to west across the Meuse and seize Malancourt near Verdun after an all night battle. French reserves and Avocourt woods defense halted a full-scale assault while the Kaiser deploys about 560,000 men on the Verdun front in a bid to break through.

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