Vera Cruz’s Historic Role amid Mexican Ports and War
The article recounts Vera Cruz as Mexico’s principal port since early settlement, its strategic value in U S history, and its vulnerability in conflict. It notes harsh climate, yellow fever history, recent sanitation improvements, and the port’s immense trade and wartime significance including naval actions and troop landings at Veracruz in 1847.
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Chrijalva
Vera Cruz
Afexico
Cortez
Admir Pletehur
Villa Rica de la Santa Vera Cruz
Republic
Republic Coma
Huerta
Gulf
Mexico
U.S. S. Mississippi
Commandore
M. C. Perry
Mississippi
Arkansas
U. S. &. Princeton
Princetor
Vess
Goast
Pacific
Gulf Coast
San Francisco
Guatemala
Conner
Scott
Mosquito Coast
Woman aviator aims to fly Atlantic and craft new hydroplane
Frei Hesse, a thirty year old German pilot and pioneer since 1908, seeks to be the first woman to pilot a machine across the Atlantic. She designs hydroplanes and hopes to test a new craft next spring, asserting ocean crossing in thirty five hours.
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Frei Hesse
Glermany
Germany
Mre.esse
Atlantic
America
North Sum
Aéroplaines
Mrs. Resse
Ter Wanner
Iron Nerve Needed In Skeleton Mast Observers
The article discusses the Navy's long range gunnery emphasis and the crucial role of elevated observers in range finding aboard battleships. It highlights the skeleton mast as a demanding platform requiring iron nerve, coolness, and extreme concentration under fire.
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United States Navy
Navy
Evans
Nigadiniralle Sasay
Ourace
Prudener
Naval Institute
Piske
Goft
Fire Central Party
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Federal and Telegraph
Tampico
New York
Guaymas
Badger
Tuxpan
San Juan de Ulna Fort
Vera Cruz Harbor
Melli Besse
Melli Bessels
Tibet
Vergunay
Owe
Walton Williame
American Press Ausociation
Battleship