Wilson Grants Carranza Plea as Invasion Halted in Border Pact
Washington reports the United States grants Carranza troops permission to cross the border to pursue lawless bands, under a reciprocal arrangement. The note stresses no US intervention in Mexican sovereignty and outlines conditions for joint action to restore peace along the boundary amid Villa activity and Columbus."
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Washington
United States
Carranza
Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Mexico
Columbus
N. M
U. S
Funston
Viila
War Department
Guadalajara
Wilson
Villa
Regaining Place as Idol of Peons in Mexican War Talk
The piece argues Villa’s bold attack on American soil and his escape from pursuing forces boosts his standing among peasants and ignorant Mexicans. It details theories of a three-pronged American invasion aimed at trapping Villa along Chihuahua and notes Carranza’s wary stance toward the U.S. action while stressing Carranzistas’ anti American sentiment.
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Villa
Columbus
Carranza J
Chihuahua
Sonora
Texas
California
Carranza
el Paso
Mexico
United’ ‘States
Juarez
Douglas
Ariz
War Department
Republic
Troop Assembly Detailed for Mountain Artillery Barrage
A fragment notes that a punitive expedition could assemble a battalion of mountain artillery to fight its character in 24 hours. It mentions the Thirteenth Seventh Eighth regiments among those to be mobilized and prepared quickly.
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Alry
El Paso Woman With Villa Troops Describes War Raid
Mrs. Maud Wright, an American woman who rode with Villa troops before the Columbus New Mexico raid, reports her baby safe in Pearson Mexico and says her husband was killed by soldiers near their home. She traveled to El Paso with Mrs. Slocum seeking her child and recounted her escape and guard ordeal.
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Inet
Wilton
Villa
Mexico
Columbus
Slocum
Tompkins
Ann
Boca Grande
Benson
Williams
el Paso
Tex
Gonzales
Galeana
Corralitos
Obregon
Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Candido Aguilar
Associated Press
United States
Germany
Japan
Despond
Chihuahua
Nicholas ‘Hernandez
Maud ‘Hawk Wright
Columbis
N. M
Pearson
Mex
Igiven
Wright
Ville
Columpus
Average Life Span Rising Slowly Across the Planet
A cautious statistician notes a gradual rise in the age reached by a growing portion of the global population. The trend shows more people living to higher ages each year, indicating a slow but steady increase in average human longevity.
American Newspapers Barred From Mexico
Brownsville Texas reports an official decree barring all American newspapers from Matamoros across the Rio Grande. Military authorities issued the order with no stated reason, and two newspaper carriers were arrested in the surprise action.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Cleaning a Glass Surface with Cloth and Dry Buffing
The text advises clearing the glass by wrapping a cloth around hot water and wringing it dry. It suggests using a chamois or tissue paper to finish, producing a dry and glossy surface.
Indiana Textbook Bids Due by April 26
The Indiana state board of education set April 26 noon as the deadline for submitting bids for common school textbooks to the state department of education. The board will reconvene April 28 to open bids at 1:30 PM. It also heard German teaching standardization proposals and discussed primary law reforms and census data on Bloomington and Brazil manufacturing.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Indiana
Association of College Teachers of German
German Teachers’ Association
Insth
Association
Calif
Ryan B. Stotsenburg
Harry S. New
James B.watson
Bloomington
Brazil
Department of Commerce
Washington
Ralston
Thomas Duncan
State Board of Printing and Binding
Ed Donnell
State Board
Commission
Railroad Commission of Indiana
Kokomo guard Fréd Bell dies as district tourney opens
Kokomo High star Fréd Bell died at Good Samaritan hospital after an operation as the district basketball tournament began. The item notes related deaths, sales, and local notices across Indiana towns including Indianapolis, Laporte, Lafayette, Muncie, Noblesville, Elwood, and Shelbyville with various local incidents and administrative actions.
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Kokomo
Fréd Bell
Kokomo High
Good Samaritan Hospital
New Incorporations in Noble and Indianapolis Areas
Noble County Hardware Company based in Kendallville with $2000 capital lists directors Joseph Emrick Henry H Shambarger and Clarente BL Conrad. Owen Manufacturing in Indianapolis shows capital $15000 with burial sup. designation.
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Noble
County Hardware Company
Kendallville
Joseph ‘Emrick
Clarenté
Conrad
Owen © Manufacturing
Indianapolis
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May Ball
Peons
Vilea
State “Board OF ‘Education
Association of College Instructors
Benham
Shelbyville
William Small
John Taylor
Foxy" James
Small
Taylor
Edith Hale
Laporte
County ‘Commission
Cass County
Wanatah
Paul Wolf
Walter Vandehausen
Weedersburg
Tres Denton
Lafayette
County Board of Education
Anderson
Board of Works
Ohio Avenue
South Meridian Street
Alexandria
Board of Public Works
Hartford City
Jack Brown
Imperial Valley
Brown
East Columbus
East Colume
Tery Association
Decatur
Clarence Hansen
Wayne Evars
Valparaiso
Grant Crumpacker
Board of Commissioners
State Board of Accounts Wich
Muncie
Jellison
Horace G. ‘Murphy
Rev. P. B. Greenwalt
Clarence W. Dearth
Noblesville
Bank of Cicero
William H. O’brien
State
Robert S. Hutson
Arthur Craven
Harry Arnold
Dale J. Crittenberger
Vincent Case
Herman E. Morris
Otto R. Russell
Elias Noble
Elwood
Elwood Council of Women
E. P. Myers
A. D. Moffett
Nellie Heck
Arthur Wylie
A. B.porter
J. F. Littrell
O. C. Hiatt
C. C. Cotton
R.H. Donaldson
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Charles Zemer
John Lieland
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