Sunday, April 24, 2011
Today -100: April 24, 1911: Of noisy deaf schools
The terms of the armistice in Mexico: all combatants stay where they are, not reinforcing their positions; work on fortifications, railroad repair, etc to be suspended; provisions can be brought into besieged Juarez (but not booze).
The Mexican rebels cut the last remaining railroad route to the US, because it was being used to move government troops. The rebels had an understanding with the railroad company that it was not to do such a thing if it wanted to keep operating.
Disappointing Headline of the Day -100: “Too Noisy in Deaf School.” A couple of employees like to party.
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