Carranza Denies Government Backing Bonillas Candidacy
President Carranza fires back at Obregon over partiality claims. He urges officials to refrain from political interference and explains arrests tied to Bonillas arrival in Mexico City. Aguilar’s actions and political alignment are noted as not representing the government. Pablo Gonzalez proposes a possible fourth candidate through accord among rivals.
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Morning Journal
Mexico City
Ygnacio Bonillas
United States
Republic
Carranza
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
Monterey
Senor Bonillas
Honilias
Candido Aguilar
Honiilas
Aguilar
Pablo Gonzales
Germany forms new cabinet under Herman Mueller
The report from Werlin on March 27 states Germany forms a new cabinet with Herman Mueller as premier and foreign secretary. Labor minister Hlerr Sehlicke, economics minister Here Schmidt, and other posts allocated to socialist, democrat, and centrist figures. The reconstruction portfolio remains vacant awaiting a Democrat. Captain Cuno’s refusal prompts Bauer to become treasury head and Dr Hell to lead transport while others stay the same.
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Jornin
Journal Special
Kerlin
Germany
Herman Mueller
Hlerr Sehlicke
Schmidt
Gustav Tauer
Leonard David
Herr Koch
Herr Gersler
Justice
Herr Planck
Demoocrat
Capt
Miechel Cuno
Wool Embargo Lifted by British Board of Trade
Washington dispatch reports General Skinner notified the department that the British Board of Trade announced the removal of the export embargo on wool. The action ends a restriction affecting shipments to foreign markets and may impact trade policy discussions.
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Washington
Aeneal General
Weather Forecast Summary for Denver and Southwest
Local forecast for Denver Colorado and surrounding region reports warmer conditions for New Mexico on Sunday and Monday while Arizona trends cooler. Data covers twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday with humidity and precipitation details and wind directions noted.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Fordney Leads House Panel On Soldier Bonus Plan
The chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, Mr. Fordney of Michigan, favors bonus legislation for soldiers sailors marines and nurses now under congressional hearings. He is in his eleventh term from the Saginaw district and is a leading House figure with 22 years in national service.
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Case Ways and Means
Fordney
Michigan
Congress
Saginaw
House of Representatives
Lowden to GI statement of money expended
Senator Borah and Governor Lowden exchange telegrams over campaign expenses. Borah asks for detailed records on contributions and expenditures for the Lowden campaign, and Doheny is pressed to explain a denial of contributions linked to his business interests.
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Lowden
OY Morning Journal
Washington
Farah
Idaho
Frank ©. Lowden
Ilinois
Borah
Edward L. Doheny
California
Doheny
Wood
Tam
Pulidie
Cambridge Rolls to Victory Over Oxford in Rowing Clash
Cambridge defeated Oxford in a four mile rowing contest before a record crowd in London. Cambridge held the sheltered side, led by two lengths at the half and three lengths at three miles, with Oxford closing to four lengths in the final stretch after a late spurt.
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Y Morning Journal
BrEcial
London
Ambridge
Oxford Inngland
Cambridge
Oxford
Krihodes Scholare
Auto Races Set for Sunday at Los Angeles Speedway
Fourteen drivers, many well known, were reported ready for three fifty mile races at the Los Angeles Speedway tomorrow. The first race will feature participating cars, and the second will include a timed number. The first four from each sprint advance to the final race.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mareh
Los Angeles Speedway
Minnesota GOP delegates drift in presidential preference vote
Morning Journal notes that only the Chicago Republican convention will settle Minnesota factions led by Johnson Wood and Lowden. It details March 15 tally, county and district conventions, and the uncertain final delegation composition amid uncounted ballots and disputed ballots.
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Morning Journal
St. Paul
Minn
Chicago
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Minnesota
State Central Committee
National Assembly
Hoover
Rome
Secretary of State
Revolting Workers Hold Wesel Front Near Rhenish Prussia
Reports from Wesel in Rhenish Prussia say revolutionary workers moved south east of the town and attempted to encircle it. German forces repelled the movement with intermittent shelling beginning in the morning as authorities maintained control with no shots fired overnight.
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Rhenish
Prussia
Misrepresentations by Bolsheviki in Far East war
Tokyo says a Moscow wireless dispatch claiming Japanese troops in Siberia revolted is propaganda. The war office states Siberian units have remained faithful to the mission of punishing the Czechs, maintaining order, and aiding patriotic Russians amid harsh winter. The vice minister warns propaganda seeks to disrupt allies and halt anti Bolshevik efforts in the region.
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PY Morning Journal
Tokio
Associated Press
Moscow
Siberia
War Office
China
Far East
Japan
Korea
Woman in Soldier Uniform Aids Robbery In El Paso Store
A woman dressed in a soldiers uniform aided a man in a hold up at the grocery run by Mr. and Mrs. White on East Nevada street, El Paso. The couple, about twenty, held the Whites at pistol point and bodily divided cash from the till.
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Tex
Maren
White
Nevada Street
New Fruit Growers Express Firm Formed to Take Armours Cars
Washington March 1 The principal eastern railroads move to acquire and operate after May 1 Armour & Co Fruit & Grower Express cars. H B Spencer president of the Fruit Growers Express company announced the incorporation of a Delaware based firm named Fruit Growers Express company with headquarters in Washington.
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Cars OF Armour and CO
OY Morning Journal
Washington
Fruit &Grower Express
Armour & Co
Wir
H. B. Spencer
Fruit Growers’ Express
Delaware
Fruit Growers Express Company
Yankees Infielder Hit on Head by Pitch
Wilson Chick Fewster, infielder for the New York Americans, was struck on the head by a pitch in a game against Brooklyn. He is conscious and will be taken to a Baltimore hospital for observation with partial vocal cord paralysis reported.
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Ley Morning
Jacksonville
Wilson
Chick” Fewster
New York Americans
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Lowden to Use Funds If Other Candidates Follow
Gov. Lowden signals readiness to renew and distribute funds if rivals adopt similar action. He conditionally agrees to proceed only if other candidates take like steps.
Governor Lowden Call for Broad Congressional Campaign Probe
Governor Lowden demands a full congressional investigation of campaign expenses for all presidential candidates and asks other Republican nominees to provide detailed funding records. He proposed a Washington meeting April 5 or 6 with all campaign managers present. If others decline, he calls for immediate congressional action.
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Morning Journal
Springfield
F. ©. Lowden
Borah
Lowden
Washington
Enthusiasm in stock market at high pitch in New York
Enthusiasm in the stock market remained highly active through the week with total sales near million shares except rails. A London gold inflow of about 15 million dollars supported higher sterling rates and boosted market optimism. estimates of future gold imports vary up to 200 million dollars over months. Strong earnings reports and large new underwriting subscriptions, totaling close to 100 million dollars, underscored improved investment conditions.
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New York
London
Sterling Exchange
Europe
Chief Justice Arellano Resigns from Philippine Supreme Court
Chief Justice Arellano of the Philippines' Supreme Court cabled his resignation to President Wilson. The move takes effect in April and stems from his advanced age.
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Washington
Arellano
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Wilson
Ireland Faces Gravest Crisis Drift Into Anarchy
London dispatches report Ireland plunging toward anarchy with Dublin Times describing the crisis as the gravest in history Public officials fear for safety as murder groups operate openly and government inaction heightens alarm Citizens lament government mistakes and fear for the future of governance.
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Ireland
London
Dublin
London Times
Senator Fall Backs Nomination of Gen Wood
A Santa Fe press dispatch reports United States Senator Albert Bacon Fall declined to be a candidate for delegate to the Chicago national convention. He preferred an uninstructed delegation, but instruction was adopted, rendering him ineligible. Fall remains supportive of nominating his Cuban campaign commander.
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Santa Fe
United States
Albert Bacon Fall
Chicago
Fall
Fleet Heads Toward Alaska for Salmon Season the Northward Route
Seattle dispatch reports a surge of full rigged wind jammers and other boats heading to Alaska for the summer salmon season. Alaska cannery output last year totaled 4,592,201 cases with prospects of reduced pack this year due to unsold stock and weak markets. About 125 canneries operated by nearly 90 companies will send 5 6 thousand men north to work the fisheries across southeastern and central Alaska with boats from Puget Sound and multiple West Coast ports.
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Lay Morning Journal
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
British Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Pacific American Fisheries
Puget Sound
Alaska Packers Association
San Francisco Bay
Libby
New
Northwestern Company
Lake Union
Pacific American Company
Bellingham
Portland
South Bend
Astoria
Anacortes
Police Round Up Foreigners in Berlin Raid
Berlin police conducted a morning raid arresting foreigners who had not registered. Die Freiheit notes many Flussians were detained at Alexander Barracks and reports an order to arrest all Russians in the city.
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Morning Journal
Essee
Berlin
Die Freiheit
Alexander Barracks
Convicts Escape From Shanghai Provincial Prison
About 150 Chinese inmates revolted at the provincial prison near Shanghai on March 2. They overpowered wardens, disarmed guards, and breached the gates, killing three wardens and seven prisoners. Police and soldiers later recaptured 24 escapees.
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Bretal Lesgeover
Shanghai
China
Associated Press
Powzer-Hayden Bout a Draw in Columbus NM
Prankie Powser of El Paso and Epeedbatl Hayden of Columbus fought ten rounds in a nationally billed bout ending in a draw. Officials called the contest a spirited but even match with neither fighter gaining the decisive edge.
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Powzer-Hayden
Columbus N. M
Prankie Powser
el Paso
Epeedbatl
Hayden
Columbus
Curley Upholds Deportation Of Copper Miners
Tombstone reporters note 1186 striking miners and sympathizers were deported from Bisbee Arizona to Columbus New Mexico on July 12 1917 citing jail capacity. Frank E Curley defense attorney outlines planned line in Wootton kidnapping case including alleged nationwide conspiracy involving 200000 men and the Warren mining district. Trial resumes Monday with defense to prove conspirators sought mass arrests to crowd jails and hinder further detentions while linking dynamite stockpiling to planned violence.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Bisbee
Columbus
N. M
Warren
Frank E. Curley
Harry E. Wootton
Mr. Curley
Wootton
Samuel L. Pattee
Warren Mining
Curley
Prisoners Escape Jail After Jailer Knockout in Tombstone
Three Mexican inmates awaiting trial escape Cochise County Jail after assaulting Jailer J. Woolley with an iron bar and locking him in a cell. They seize keys, free another prisoner, unlock all cells, and flee toward the hills. deputy sheriffs pursue with no trace by nightfall.
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Tombstone
Arix
J. Db Woolley
Woolley
James McDonald
Margarite Harquez
Jose Gonzalez
Pedro
Cochise County
Ile
Indictment Names Coal Operators and Miners in Lever Act Case
The names of about 125 coal operators and miners from Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania indicted by a federal grand jury were released. Notable figures include International President John Lewis Secretary Treasurer William Green and Chief Statistician Percy Tetlow among others. The charges allege conspiracy to limit coal production pricing and transport and include ten overt acts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Oflinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
International
John Lewis
William Green
Percy Tetlow
Thomas T. Brewster
St. Louis
Phil H. Penna
Terre Haute
Washington
F. S. Peabody
Chicago
Illinois
Frank Farrington
Philip Murray
Lewis
Exhibition games mix scores from multiple cities
Scores from exhibition games across Fort Worth Oklahoma City Houston Wichita Macon Miami Tulsa Birmingham Los Angeles and other locales show varied results with teams like New York Americans Brooklyn Nationals Chicago Americans St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Nationals Philadelphia Nationals and Chicago Nationals listed among lineups and batteries.
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Aew
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Shawkey
Hannah
Marquard
Mamaux
Mitchell
Taylor
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