Congress Takes Hold of War Prep and Domestic Bills
Congress regroups after the armed ship dispute as President Wilson convenes leaders to accelerate action on preparedness bills. The House and Senate will push army reorganization, armor plant, tariff, immigration, and water power measures, with a public opinion bill proposed but unlikely to pass.
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Mexico
Ger. Villa
Congrésa
White House
Wilson
Congress
Villa
Columbia
N. Mex
House
Senate
Pacificta
Hay
House Military Committee
Shields
Tillman
Batley
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Interior
Reward offered for Villa capture linked to Dean death
A Humboldt Iowa movement seeks a $10,000 reward to aid in the capture of Villa. The effort aims to avenge James Dean, who formerly lived in Humboldt and died in Columbus Mexico during the raid. His body is expected to be brought back for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Iowa
Vila
James Dean
Columbus
Mex
Dean
Congress Debates Presidency on Mexican Situation
Congress voices doubt on President Wilson s authority over Mexican policy and potential troop movements. Debates center on whether the United States can enter Mexico to pursue bandits and if Carranza troops may enter the United States. Officials warn intervention could escalate beyond the Villa campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Mexico
Congress
Carranga
Grave Complications With Mexico Feared Villa Bandits Raiding Again
Major Frederick Punston halted the actual advance on Mexican soil fearing an uprising. The twenty third infantry rushed to El Paso as rumors said Mexicans threatened. Villa reportedly attacked a train near Chihuahua, killing several, while Americans fled to El Paso. Villa damaged the North Western railway, trapping 500 Mormon colonists in Casal Granite valley. News from Mexico City warned of grave peril as El Pueblo published alleged revolts and plots against U.S. entry, with observers predicting war.
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Fréderick Punston
Twenty-Third Infantry
el Paso
Tex
Washington
Chihuahui
Asrteleans
Mexico City
Colum N. Mix
Aina
el Pueblo
20000 in U S forts Casas Grandes objective report
Reports from El Paso state that 20000 troops under Pershing are en route toward Casas Grandes with three columns planned for the pursuit of Villa. Generals Bliss and San Antonio oversee troop movements as rails, roads, and supply lines are prepared for a prolonged chase.
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el Paso
Merloc
Columna
Pearson
Parshing
Seconinne Corpa
San Antonio
Columbia
N. Max
Signal Corpa
Fort Bliss
California
Douglas
Fort Bliss and F Antohio
Auanon
Purchase of Northern Mexico Not Being Considered
New York March 12 A Washington datapath to the World says the United States contemplates no purchase of northern Mexico. Col House mission aims to learn views on territorial expansion and European issues rather than purchase talks. Congress members from Texas claim the matter focused on Mexican territory and U S policy, with officials denying serious consideration.
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Mexico
U. S
Ie Waaningtes Peat
New York
Washington
United States
Daniel
Congres
Atta
Col. House
Matos
Idtua
Thiv
Europe
Mouse Waa
Congress
Texan
Gold House
Plot Against Defense Warns of Congressional Delays
The Navy League of the United States accuses politicians pacifists and foreign-government representatives of stacking the cards to block prewar legislation. It says delays in Congress and evasive excuses prevent strengthening the army and navy, aided by cloaked individuals undermining government operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nova Seretee
Fai
Navy League of the
United States
League
Navy League
Congress
Three Moberly Editors Arrested Over Blue Sunday Closure
In Moberly Maryland the city ordinance banning gatherings and forcing all business to close from midnight Saturday to Monday morning led to the arrest of editors Frank Rothwell of the Monitor, BF Kelly of the Democrat, and Wilb Prenton of the Tadex All. Two newsboys were later taken into custody as police enforced the order. Bond was posted and hearings set for tomorrow. Taxicabs paraded but carried no passengers as city dealers planned midnight reopenings. Moberly’s population is about 12,008.
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Moberly
MD. Marten
Frank Rothwell
Monitor
BF. Kelly
The
Democrat
Cuatddy
Wilb. Prenton
Tadex
Bond
Will de Wan
Schiffmanns Concentrated Expectorant Promises Guarantee
Advertising language markets Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant for bronchial ailments including bronchitis and whooping cough. It claims no narcotics, easy dosing, and a money back and satisfaction guarantee backed by W. J. Schiffmann of St. Paul Minnesota, with emphasis on economy and child safety.
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Hitk
Schifmand
Money Mack
O’donnell
Dr. Schiffann
Ben
Decree Bans American Papers at Matamoros
An official military decree blocks 411 American newspapers from Matamoros across the Río Grande. No reason given. Two arrests result. Léno Garela, ferry hostman, arrested for carrying a bundle of papers. A Browns ville driver’s bundle and papers were seized.
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Browneville
Tet
Matamoros
Rilo Grandé
Brownaville
Léno Garéla
Tnier
Brownsville
Villa Plans For War Regret Delay Of Pursuit
Reports from Columbus New Mexico dated March 1 say Villa is integrating 1500 to 2500 men to support or enlarge the Columbus raid. Authorities say pursuing with a larger force Friday may have been prudent, but the expedition was delayed due to railroad and troop constraints. Villa reportedly plans to evade pursuit by breaking into small bands and fleeing toward the mountains. Major Tompkins led a 69-man force in repelling attackers. two-thirds of the army remain on patrol duties.
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Villa
Columbus N. Mex
Columbus
Frank Tompkine
Herbert. Slocum
Tompking
Mexico
Iddat
Zaid
Firat
Uhdar Ligut
Col. T. Rivars
Murfa
Tax
Terriory
Chita
Thirteenth Cavalry
Ting of
John J! Pershing
Atdea
Eurpuike
Banaire
Tompkins
HB. Stone
Spetial
Department of Justice
State Court” of
New Mexico
Stone
United States Court For
District of New Mexico
Villa of Ghatees
Jaba Eben Tec Abled
T A
William A. Brady
New York Sun Existerial
Fifth Cavalry Waits for Orders to Move to Front
Troops I K IL and M of the Fifth Cavalry at Fort Myer hold in readiness for possible orders to entrain for active service, likely to Mexico or border duty. A polo team return from Aiken, and Lt John Milliken reports injuries that may prevent leaving with Troop M. Units at Fort Sheridan and Fort Leavenworth would join at the border. route planned by train to New Orleans and transport to Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alken
Fort Myer
Fifth Cavalry
Mexico
Wilbert EH. Wilder
Virginia
Aiken, & C
John Milliken
Fort Sheridan, I
Fort Lesven-worth
Kans
New Oreang
Galveston
Bearden Col Wilder
William J. Glasgow
Timothy P. O’keefe
Robert R Wallach
Charles B. Baight
William D. Forsyth
William M. Connell
Duncan Elliott
Lewis Fodrater
Robart B. Barton
John G. Winter
Henry T. Bull
Philip H. Sheridan
David H Scott
Homer MM. Grobiger
Victor M. Whitaide
Paul D. Carlisle
Joseph Breat
John McD. Thompson
Our Canned Peas Beat Southern Varieties in City Buy
A fragment mentions canned peas as superior to Southern varieties in a city market. It references brands and prices like Schriver's and Behriver's Early June, with scattered numbers and locations, indicating a product comparison amid likely local ads.
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Mexzico
Henao
Victor
Tungstone
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
G St
Gsereng
Eunston
Qeee Ames
Sombeereee Equipped
Gereiss
Jorn
Pershing Mere Ee
ESS
Funston
Porahing
N. Met
Carranza
International News Service
Maxies
Wan
Catronam
Megico
Willian
Horés
Wilton
Lan
Chase
Casal Granites
Colombag
New York City
Hebe Don Manne Galery
Forges
Pano
Fort Blisgg
Fort Reservation
Perating
Fort Alles
Gan
Fanatchy
Fort Sam Houston
Casas Grandes
Davey Grandes
Fort Biay
Hi Pano
Juarez
Old Railroad
Aixtias
Las Palomas Eepia
Colonia Dias
Ascension
Gorrantos
Dudian
Casas Grandéa
Talra Columan
Hays Nevy League
Blue Sunday
Ron
W. J. Schiffmann, Frop
St. Paul, Minn
Big Force
Col. Slocum
UT. 8
Paratit
Snell Banda
Sonora
San Geronimo
Maklep
Aifanthy
Myreria
Yuma
Aris
Pershing
Ott
N. W
Schwartz & Pelzman
Seventh St
Cass
Riverside, Gem
Riverside
Toseph Schriver
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Bell-Ans
District of Columbia
Hasera
Everest Alten
Sarah Bennett
James S Boswell
Isabella G .Brady
John L. Coleman
Michael Conlon
Joseph F. Goustie
Sarah C Cox Earth P. Cronan
John T Doyle
No 8
Fannis Dublop
Cecelia ‘Gant
Mary @” Gehrmen
Lily Green
Eugene Griffin
William Hutchins Ho Ward
McKaew
Francia Powell
Margaree E Powell
Moses Powell
Pyle & Co
Cornelia P. Randolph
Ansa Staples
Dein W. Stocking
Geo Talbert
Mary F ‘Tabert
Cn E
Qylon Aed
Tr. Valley Beal Company
Robert Ward
Therine
Eussrett ‘West
Trun
Misr
Rewman
Louis W. Bkuts
Somme Seawres
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Hall of Oriental Building Association
Sixth and
F Streets
Sixth Etreset
WM Martin
Molders
National Life Insurance Company of
United States of America
Board
Fetreet
Robert Dlay
Rhy
Klein’s
Rapid Shoe Repair Co
Georges & Son, Inc
Chiroppopisrsa
F Street
Bouquet
C.A. Muddiman & CO
Bales
Hissar
Nice
L. L. Perkins
Fidelity
Guernaty Fheac M
Pouthern
Daehive
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