Villa Tabopers Through Juarex Villa Tabopers Through Juarez
Chieftain explains plans to General Scott. general disapproves them.
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Villa Tabopers
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
1
CarraanZa Force Wins In Fortified City Skirmish
Villa troops about four thousand crossed into Juarez on the way to Casas Grandes where they would move into Sonora. A U S plan to detach Carranzistas from rebel towns was not approved by the United States. In Victoria near Laredo the Villista attack was repulsed, eight hours of fighting left dead and wounded, and the defenders were surprised by a supposedly weak garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esovimted Peres
Paso
Tex
Villa
Juarez
Casas Grandes
Sonora Villa
General Scott
United States
Wildetter
Preeg
Laredo
Carranza
Victoria
Neugo
Mexico
Stale Bread Clubs Form in Chicago Over Wheat Rise
Chicago reports the formation of Stale Bread Clubs as wheat prices surge, with advocates arguing day old bread is healthier and calling to block bread price increases. The item notes related events in Minneapolis including the Minnesota Institute of Art dedication and remarks by officials and university leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Art Institute
Minneapolis
Minn
Jan
Minnesota Institute of Art
Minneapolis Symphony Club
John R. Ve. Derlip
Minneapolis Society of Fine Art
Thy
Veto
Illinois Senate ends fixed chaplaincy rotates denominations
The Illinois Senate abandons a fixed daily chaplain, adopting a rotating system inviting ministers from all denominations. A Jewish rabbi fills the first week, Rev Preato Cradley of Peoples Church leads, followed by Walter J P Kiely of the Catholic Church for the next week. Baptist and Presbyterian weeks follow in January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
State Senate of
Illinois
Preato
Cradley of the Peoples Church
Walter J. P. Kiely
O Hara
Senate
New Egyptian flag replaces old symbol after divorce from Turkey
Cairo reports the new Egyptian flag hoisted on the government building marking the Mevit'a divorce from Turkey. The banner features three white crescents with five-pointed stars between the horns on a red field, previously the Khedive's personal standard.
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Cairo
Repays Official Visit to Panama Canal Opening
In Washington on January 7 1913 Dr Juan Carlos Blanco Uruguay minister of public works departed Montevideo for the United States to attend the formal opening of the Panama Canal. The visit mirrors Elihu Root’s 1909 return as secretary of state and marks a notable South American and European presence for the event. The article cites other diplomats traveling to America for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Juan Carlos Blanco
Uruguay
Panama Canal
Montevide
Washington
Elihu Root
America
Panama
Kaiser Photo Shows Hair Turning Gray Since War Began
A fragmented caption describes a Kaiser image with hair turning gray since the war started. The account includes garbled references to a theatre, a husband, and a censor, plus notes on a camera operator and an editor’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Tia
Prompd
No Interference With IPS Commerce Between States
The memo notes no interference with the Interstate Postal Service commerce between states and neutral companies. Officials emphasize neutral terms and free movement of goods across borders.
Allies finalize shipping pact hindering U S interference
United States officials report arrangements between Britain Italy and the Netherlands to prohibit attacks on neutral ships. The pact aims to limit wartime interference and keep American commerce safe while neutral ships are escorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dobs
Ge Italy
Netherhan
Lini
State Department
United Sates
Uvitain
Washington, D. GG
Jon
Bryan
Warsro
Netherlands
Italy
Federal Reserve Sets New Maturity Rules for Bank Bonds
The Federal Reserve approved amendments outlining new maturity guidelines for reserve banks. Maturities to thirty days are targeted, with adjustments for half-year periods and penalties for longer terms. The action affects monetary policy mechanics and bank funding practices across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington. B
Federal Reserve
Reserve Bank
Joe
Fight Between Mousquet and Emden Told by Sailor Who Died
A veteran officer, Lieutenant Carrigan, recounts the battle between the French destroyer Mousquet and the German cruiser Emden off Penang. The Mousquet pressed the attack despite heavy fire, Captain Thearanné killed, and the ship sank. Emden later rescued survivors before meeting eventual doom with the Sydney.
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Tokio
Jan
Penens
Roman
Liewt
Carisean
Theardnne
Carianan
Bret
Thereinne
Emden
Sydney
Mass weighers find many short and some overweight packages
Worcester mass January 7 the Massachusetts Association of Weights and Measures convened and reported tests show 1811 packages at full weight 1289 underweight and 1 overweight among 3781 butter packages weighed by state agents in Bay State cities and towns. Butter jobbers promised aid to improve uniform packaging.
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Worcester
Masa
Massachusetts Associatio of
Thure Hansen
Bay State
Surgeon Describes Caliber Bullets Wounding at Lodz
A Warsaw report from January 74 describes a surgeon noting that small caliber bullets cause severe internal bleeding when entering blood vessels at high speed. He argues bullet design and rapid blood loss worsen injuries beyond standard wounds, despite Hague Conference restrictions.
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Warsaw
Rusa
Lodzerrs
Demonstration work planned in Paducah area
Midkiff, formerly of Midland Texas, arrives to head a demonstration project under the U S Department of Agriculture. A meeting in Paducah is set for the 16th to outline plans for the year with Denton district head Vreoft Ww in attendance to aid farmers. About fifty farmers attended and expect up to 200 to participate this year.
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Paducah
Midkiff
Midland
Terahee
Cattle County
States Department of Acriculoite
Forpmere
Paduceh
Werk Vreoft
Denton
Thia
Local Washington Friday Forecast With Mild Weekend
Local forecast shows Friday fair with temperatures easing after yesterday. Maximum around 76 and minimum near 50. Weekend outlook includes partly sunny skies and no rain signals.
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Maximeum
Latest Photograph of German Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg
The latest and best photograph of Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg shows him in his dress uniform with the Iron Cross ribbon visible. Despite many changes reported in the political scene since the war began, there are no rumors that the chancellor or reich chancellor has fallen from favor. England's entry into the war and Belgium’s hard fighting are not blamed on him.
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Ky Wilhelm
Fin
Cable
Bethmann-Hollweg
Re Wee
England
Belgium
Immigration literacy test bill heads to conference panel
Washington January 3 The immigration literacy test bill sent to a House Senate conference committee after fierce debate over race and wartime migration provisions The House rejected Senate amendments banning Black immigrants and rural Belgian exemptions were defeated with no vote on the latter The overall measure aims to test literacy for all newcomers to the United States.
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Washington, D. C
House
Henate
Alen
Belelan Aaricul
Government ship purchase measure sparks debate in Washington
Officials in Washington and foreign embassies reacted to a federal California court ruling declaring Arizona's alien employment law unconstitutional. The State Department and several embassies pressed for responses as the opinion text awaited. The Satan embassy filed a protest and the British embassy made similar representations.
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Washington, D. C
Nome
Federal Court of California
Satan
Arizona
Bngtish
Castine
Wilton to Speak at Jackson Day in Indianapolis
President Wilton, on the way to Indianapolis, will address the Jackson Day celebration under the Indiana Democratic Club. The event highlights the party's plans and supports the administration's agenda in the state capital.
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Washington
Jim
Wilton
Indianepelia
Indiana Democratic Club
Oration Over Aid Victims At Whitby Archdiocese Service
The Archbishop of York delivered the funeral oration for victims of a German raid in the city. He stressed dignity and resolve, urging not to fall into alarm but to stand firm and honor those who died. Reuters reports note prior criticism of the archbishop for defending Emperor William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Heenan
Lincoln
Eritieem
William
Cario
Kaiser
Turks Claim Advantage in War News From London
Russian victory over the Turks could reshape the near east and shift Turkish focus back to defending their homeland. A massive Hindenburg drive toward Warsaw faces delays from mud while battles persist in Alsace and Eastern Galicia with no clear change in front.
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London
Near East
Trans-Caucasia
Fongeary
Uzok Pass
Traneviral
Bukowina
Careow
Galieia
Marshall von Hindenberg
Warsaw
Mlanders
France
Alsace
Altkirch
Irdin
Berlin
Acti
Strait of Ontario
Iria
Eictinn
Cardinal Mercler
Bel
British admiralty trusted two torpedoes sunk formidable
In the House of Lords, the Marquis of Crewe stated the admiralty’s definite opinion that the battleship Formidable was sunk by two torpedoes from a submarine off Seaborne, amid discussion of Admiral Cradock’s Pacific move and related naval actions.
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Thorpedoes
London
Marquis of Crewe
House of Lords
Formidable
Russia Celebrates Christmas Amid Unbowed Spirit
Russia marks Christmas with bright ceremonies and spirits undimmed by hardship. Observers note intensified devotion and communal resolve shaping the season.
Turkish operation strengthens hold near Uru tich
Telegram from Furks reports Turkish troops occupy Uru tich, a move described as important in the ongoing Russian situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furks
Liv ‘Lin
Uru
German forces issue notice banning fraternization with troops
The German authorities issued a general prohibition on fraternizing with troops as forces of the Allies and Germans reportedly paused actions at several points. An agreement to suspend activities was set for two more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorrie
Elin
Provelh Report Pighting II 7 Official Com Report
Unclear OCR note reports violence in the Las region with brief, garbled details. The fragment references an official account and mentions regional incidents without specific names or dates. The item appears as a late breaking local blot with limited readable facts.
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Provelh
Lasreonne
Iil
SH PLAN TO PAY HAM AGE TO SMITH FAMILY
Fragment text reports a plan to compensate the Smith family related to a fatal incident. Mentions an ambush and a rodent reference, with unclear placeholders for names and dates. No clear individuals or organizations are solidly identifiable.
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Smith
Victcome President OSS Ind January 7 Report
A description of an upcoming Jackson Day celebration honoring President Wilson. The account notes plans for the event to occur tomorrow with decorations and a noon ceremony. It mentions expectations of Wilson’s address on foreign policy and a forceful White House statement toward belligerent nations.
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OSS Ind
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