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Foreign News
March 13, 1919
The Beatrice Daily Express
Beatrice, Gage County, Nebraska
What is this article about?
US approves and ships 1-2 million rounds of ammunition to Mexico for Carranza over past two months, fulfilling prior orders from American makers.
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CARRANZA NOW RECEIVING AMMUNITION FROM UNITED STATES
Washington, March 13.-Between one and two million rounds of ammunition has been shipped into Mexico in the last two months from the United States, it was learned here today. This has been with the approval of the war department it was stated.
These shipments are part of an order which has been standing with American munition makers for sometime, it was explained. Shipments are crossing the border from time to time with the approval of American authorities, to meet Carranza's request for ammunition.
Washington, March 13.-Between one and two million rounds of ammunition has been shipped into Mexico in the last two months from the United States, it was learned here today. This has been with the approval of the war department it was stated.
These shipments are part of an order which has been standing with American munition makers for sometime, it was explained. Shipments are crossing the border from time to time with the approval of American authorities, to meet Carranza's request for ammunition.
What sub-type of article is it?
Military Campaign
Diplomatic
Trade Or Commerce
What keywords are associated?
Carranza Ammunition
Us Shipments
Mexico Border
War Department Approval
Munition Orders
What entities or persons were involved?
Carranza
Where did it happen?
Mexico
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Mexico
Event Date
In The Last Two Months As Of March 13
Key Persons
Carranza
Outcome
between one and two million rounds of ammunition shipped with approval of us war department
Event Details
Between one and two million rounds of ammunition has been shipped into Mexico from the United States in the last two months, with approval of the War Department. These shipments fulfill an existing order with American munition makers and cross the border periodically to meet Carranza's request.