Sunday, February 06, 2011
Today -100: February 6, 1911: Of unrelief and beaten beaters
The Mexican government’s relief force arrives at Ciudad Juarez. Except... the soldiers had to ditch their train 10 miles outside of Juarez and by the time they reached the town, half of them were dead or wounded and they had abandoned all their supplies, including field guns, to fall into the hands of the rebels.
Oregon has abolished, after four years, the public whipping of wife-beaters.
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