Villa Orders Dons deported in Mexico Spanish rule sparks exile
General Villa ordered the deportation of the Gua Spafards of Torreon with trains to El Paso starting today. He warned Spaniards to leave Mexico, promising seizures of property and temporary confiscation while promising to investigate those aiding the enemy. Spanish authorities protested as wartime tensions rise.
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Torreon
Mexico
General Villa
el Paso
Tex
Chihuatua
Juarez
Washington
Villa
Umtiin
Sealer Southern Cross Lost With 173 Sealing Crew
Newfoundland mourns as the sealer Southern Cross is posted lost after a two day blizzard. Survivors from the Newfoundland recount the storm and confirm no trace of the vessel or crew. The tragedy, among the colony’s worst, leaves hundreds of families in distress and many bodies identified aboard the Bellaventure.
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Curling
Newfoundland
Southern Cross
Mactin
Neer
Domestic relations court actions and political arrest in brief
In Detroit a husband disputed claims of mistreatment while a wife denies a charge of landry misconduct. A domestic relations court arrested James on a support charge after admitting spending four dollars weekly on a horse but refusing forty three dollars weekly for his wife. In Superior Wisconsin Phil Gannon a Wisconsin State legislator was arrested charged with counseling and aiding a resident to vote in the March 23 primary. he awaits bail set at eight hundred dollars.
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Detroit
Denies Landry
James
Superior
Wis
Phil Gannon
Wisconsin
Aberty
General Maas and Commander Torreon Yield to Villa
General Maas and Federal Commander Al Torreon reportedly yielded to Villa amid shifting loyalties in the border crisis. The move signals a consolidation of Villa’s influence as authorities reassess control and strategy in the region.
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al Torreon
Villa
Navy to enact absolute prohibition on liquor aboard ships
Secretary Daniels announced a Navy wide ban on alcohol after July 1, prohibiting any drinking on ships or navy yards. The order, praised by prohibition forces, follows Surgeon General Braisted's recommendation and makes commanding officers responsible for enforcement.
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Washington
United States Navy
Daniels
Braisted
Mutinying convicts and Colorado strike trial notes
Mutinying convicts in a sensational escape plot were shot during an apparent attempt to break from a facility. Five men identified by name faced varying sentences for burglary assault and grand larceny. Separately, John J. Rockefeller Jr. prepared to testify on Colorado Fuel and Iron matters before a House subcommittee. In Toledo, Henry L. Doherty offered streetcar tickets to end a long franchise dispute amid potential changes to fare structures.
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Iaitet Sauermmenita
Calo
Fytat Patel
Jase Pane
Servite
Grind Biveeny
Siprell
Wales
Ragymond
Norman. Hare
Percy Lill
Wok Wat Ove
Toledo
Kenry L. Doherty
New York
Toledo Railways and Light Company
City Council
Held on Wire Tapping Charge in Chicago Admits Monopolistic Stock Claims
Adams, manager of Commercial Electric in Kinta, was arrested for nickel chemistry and wire tapping. The report notes alleged monopolistic stock dealings tied to Purdu Service, with accusations Adams supplied the company’s stock and plundered in a key location. A separate suit in East St. Louis seeks 250000 damages against the Live Stock Exchange of East St. Louis, National Stock Yards, two packing firms and twenty dealers for monopoly in live stock dealings.
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Chicago
Adams
Commerccial Electric Compan
Kinta
Bvahetan
Nic
Purdie
Geen Oitubs
Wik Plare
Kusiggss
St. Louis
Circuit Coure
Live Stock Exchange
East St. Louis
National Stock Yards
Lalo W. Burtos
Louis
Three Killed In Wreck Near Attica Ind
A Wabash railway disaster near Attica Indiana left three men dead and thirty five passengers injured when the Continental Limited plunged from a weakened bridge over the Wabash river. Engine fireman and engineer died. baggage man Harry Thomas crushed. Most survivors were taken to a Lafayette hospital after rescue efforts.
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Attica
Ind
Huuch
Continental Limited
Wahi River
Here
J. L. Miller
Timothy P. Howe
Harry Thomas
Lafayette
Wabash River
Thomas
Denver Kidnappers Seize Preacher From Hotel
More than fifty men abducted Rev Otis Spurgeon of Des Moines in Denver after an attack on Catholic priests. He was forced into a car, taken twenty seven miles north, and set on railroad tracks with 20 cents each, warned not to return to Denver. Police sergeant George Merritt witnessed the scene but could not arrest anyone.
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Denver
Otis Spurgeon
Des Moines
Spurgeon
George Merritt
Nan Wild
Henderson
Cole
Conference to discuss blindness prevention opens April 16
Washington reports on the need to prevent blindness as 40 000 of the 110 600 blind in the United States live in unnecessary darkness. The First National Conference of Workers for the Blind will be held in Washington starting April 16 for three days to address prevention of blindness.
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Washington
United States
Conference of Workers For the Blind
Washington Weather Shifts As Low Pressure Moves East
Unsettled conditions are forecast for the eastern half of the nation as a low pressure area travels from the plains toward the Atlantic midweek bringing likely rain or snow. Also, 200000 Chicago women vote tomorrow to choose city council members among hundreds of candidates, with eight women among the hopefuls. In Salt Lake, police exposed a counterfeiting plant linked to Andrew Poters, with an associate believed wounded by a sheriff’s shot Family of the suspect later found in unknown circumstances.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Chateau
Sutboard
Chicago
Morrow
Conmell
Dhother Chituga Innesstion
Salt Lake
Andrew Poters
Colms
Tietas
Acid assault tale from county coroner report
The fragment recalls Mrs Karant describing an acid throwing incident at the county basyiat. The coroner spoke from Halethal front regarding a woman killed in the attack and a possible suspect during the inquiry, with details obscured by garbled OCR.
Repeal Bill Vote Far Off in Senate
Washington reports the Senate Interoceanic Canals Committee will take up the repeal of the Panama toll exemption for American coastwise ships tomorrow. Leaders expect a flood of speeches and no quick votes, with a possible three week delay before any decisive action.
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Washington
Panama
Senare
O'Gorman
Senate
Chiige
House
Hoke Smith
James
Owen Okla
Tse
Tool, Lodge
McCanther
Chamberlain Oney
Ashurst Aviz
Republic
Gallinger
Penrose
Oliver
Pepeal
Chinese minister to the United States arrives in New York
A newly arrived Chinese minister to the United States reached New York with his family and staff. The escort and officials assisted them as they settled in, marking a formal entry into U.S. diplomatic circles amid routine ceremonies.
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China
New York
Unites States
Perstots Ua
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American Press
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California
John D., Jr
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Tings
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Colorado Fuel Angeron Company
Rockefeller
Wabash Limited
Indiana
Grew Victims
Hobson and Underwood
Alabama
United States Senate
Oscar W. Underwood
House of Representatives
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Vancouver
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Ciinase
Wid & Coreter
Verdier
Charles J. Millard
Duck Kong
Kong
Chatham and Hawkeye Cleaners
Heetland
GSI Ile Ot
Towsend & Met Lumber Co
Ackley and Faulkner
K. DE Berg
Krene DeBerg
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Iowa
Krohn Meat Market
E. T. Krohn
Frickles and Sauerkraut
Ackley
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