Mexican border fighting drives invaders back across line
At Arivaca and Ruby Arizona the clash between American troopers cowboys and Mexican forces intensified. Mexicans believed Carranza garrison units fled to hills after adobe huts burned. No American casualties reported though Mexicans’ exact losses were unknown. Major Wallace and 75 Utah cavalry in Arivaca prepared for renewed action.
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Boundary Line
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Stonehouse
United States
Carranza
Sonora-Arizona
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Utah Cavalry
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War news and local items dominate daily Standard
Wart 1 i Pershing force marching home border fight ended Kaiser sword. Motel clerk guilty of perjury. Villa readies big drive. 2 Sporting news 3 Symphony concerts 4 Anaconda news 5 Anaconda news 6 Couple separated after long fight. Entertainment by Butte musical club. Great Falls finances heavy snowfall long cold period Butte. Road house keepers say not guilty. Hair pulling in courthouse Judge Whitty candidate. 10 Meeting relief 19c three men charged to Kill Commissioners. Mining markets finances. Classifieds and full page ads. The great war and Christianity at front and rear of the war review week stage society doings.
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Anaconda News
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Witnesses Question Leak Probe In Wilson Era
New York Jan 27 The house rules committee resumes its investigation into an alleged leak of advance information about a presidential action. Counsel Sherman L Whipple says no one admits knowledge or spread of the confidential note and that brokers representing about half the period’s trading will supply promptly requested information.
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House Rules Committee
Monfey
Wilson
Sherman L. Whipple
Whipple
Lansing
Mr. Whipple
Poindexter Nominated for Hawaii Federal Judge
Washington, Jan 27. Poindexter of Helena, former key Montana general, was nominated by President Wilson today as United States district judge for Hawaii. The nomination follows a career involving military and legal service, with prior roles hinted in the corrupted text.
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Poindexter
Helena
Montana
Wilson
United States
Hawaii
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National Security League
Congress
Atlantic
Pacific
Robert B. Peary
Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee
Lafayette Young
George W. Wickersham
Peary
Alpe
Pune Ac
Kaiser’s Reply to Allies Marks German War Aim
On his fifty eighth birthday Emperor William reiterates that Germany will enforce peace with the sword and foresees no peace move from the Entente. Reports from Berlin say military clashes persist near Hill 804 and in the Riga region, with Russian reinforcements failing to budge German lines.
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Berlin
Verdun
Riga
Therman
Eparges
Mayor Gill Indicted in Federal Liquor Probe
Seattle January 27 Mayor Hiram Gill Chief of Police Beckingham and former Sheriff Robert T Hodge were indicted by a federal grand jury on graft and conspiracy charges to violate interstate liquor laws. Four city detectives Meyer Peyser John Poorman James Doom Dan McLennan and former policeman C J Mullen are named in two counts alongside Gill Beckingham and Hodge.
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Hiram ©. Gill
Charles L. Beckingham
Robert T. Hodge
Grand Jury
Gill
Washington
Beckingham
Hodge
Meyer M. Peyser
John Poorman
James Doom
Dan J. McLennan
C.J. Mullen
Court declares Campbell de facto governor of Arizona
Phoenix Arizona January 27 the Arizona supreme court today held that Thomas E Campbell is the de facto governor of Arizona. The majority opinion says the certificate of election is prima facie evidence of his election. The court noted it would issue a writ if Hunt refused to surrender. Campbell a Republican candidate claimed victory by a small margin while Hunt the Democratic incumbent contested the result. A vote recount was underway and both sides alleged errors.
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Ariz
Arizona Supreme ‘Court
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
Franklin and Ross
Cunningham
Campbell
George W. Hunt
Hunt
Interurban crash near Cleveland kills four, injures eighteen
Four dead and 18 injured in a collision of two Cleveland area interurban cars on the Cleveland Columbus Southwestern line, 15 miles west of Cleveland. The dead include Orr Dawson and Frank Kemmery of Seville and C. F. Murdock of Cleveland. unidentified man among the victims. Wreckage fire left most dead burned. Murdock crushed but later died. Joseph H. George of Burbank suffered a fractured skull and severe burns. he and seven others were taken to a Cleveland hospital.
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Ohio
Here
Columbus & Southwestern
Orr Dawson
Seville
Frank Kemmery
C.F. Murdock
Murdock
Joseph H. George
Burbank
Wallace JF Wallace resigns as Montana assistant AG
Wallace JF of Montana, assistant attorney general for three years, resigned today effective February 10. He plans to practice law in New York City and has led election fraud cases in the Middle West.
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Wallace JF
Montana
New York City
Middle West
Widow Returns 10 Stand to Impeach Testimony
In Alpine Texas Jan 27 the state sought to impeach the testimony of Harry J Spanell on trial for killing Crystal Spanell by calling Mrs Margaret Howell Butler widow of Lieut Col Malcolm C Butler Spanell also faces indictment for Butler's death Mrs Butler testified that Spanell's wife and Butler visited the Butler room at the Holland hotel in Alpine before the shooting and that Spanell's wife was insulted Spanell testified his wife was insulted by Butler and that Butler caused the shooting Sheriff Allen Walton testified that Spanell said I have killed Colonel Butler and my wife I am ruined they made me do it
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Texas
Harry J. Spanell
Crystal Holland Spanell
Alpine
Margaret Howell Butler
Malcolm C. ‘Butler
Spanell
Butler
Spanel
Colonel Butler
Holland
Allen Walton
Brew County
Harry
Spanelli
Tam
Cam
Villa Ready for Big Drive
New York reports Francisco Villa and his troops near full control of Northern Mexico awaiting withdrawal of Pershing's expedition. Villa's agent John J. Hawes says 15,000 Mexican troops in border states may switch allegiance once orders arrive, with a peaceful defection and a Mexican spring offensive targeting Carranza loyalists. Hawes also notes affidavits to prove Villa was not involved in the Columbus raid, to be submitted to the State Department.
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New York
Francisco Villa
Mexico
John J. Hawes
Villa
Hawes
Carranza
General Pershing
United States
Villas
Vina
Columbus
State Department
Pershing
Carranga
Atlantic City
Withdrawal of U S forces from Mexico ordered
Washington on January 27 a war department order announced the withdrawal of the American expedition in Mexico after ten months on Mexican soil. General Funston will lead the northward move with units already starting to recross the border. National guardsmen will be relieved as quickly as possible, with a full column expected to be back within a week.
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Mexico
War Department
United States
Funston
Offerils
Pershing
Joint Commission
Carranga
Atlantic City
Pershing leads expeditionary troops toward Mexican border
Major General Pershing's five expeditionary units marched from Colonia Dublan along a tree lined highway toward the border. Infantry cavalry artillery and supplies advanced on the first night of the march from Mexico in pursuit of Francisco Villa. The column bivouacked about 20 miles north of the Mormon colony as Pershing established his field headquarters.
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Texas
Pershing
Colonia Dublan
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Casas Grandes
Bear Hirsch
Hotel Clerk Guilty of Perjury in Suit
New York, Jan. 27. A jury in general district court found Franklin D. Safford guilty of perjury for swearing that James W. Osborne was the man who accompanied Rae Tanger to a Plainfield hotel. The jury urged mercy. Safford had a prior conviction and new trial was granted. Osborne, Wax, and Miss Tanger testified. more indictments, including one against Miss Rae Tanzer, remain pending. Safford faces sentencing next Thursday.
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New York
Ren~eral
Oelock
Franklin D. Safford
James W. Osborne
Oliver Osborne
Rae Tanger
Plainfield
N. J
Xafford
Jang
Tanger
Plalfield
Safford
Nave Tost
Hand
James W
Charles H. Wax
Mr. Osborne
Wax
Miss Tanger
Atsy
Miss the Tanzer
United States
Chicago
Rae ‘Tanzer
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