Rioting Over Quarantine Sparks Bridge Clash
rioters mainly Mexican women in Juarez El Paso clash with authorities over a new quarantine rule requiring bath and clothing sterilization to cross the bridge American and Mexican officials reach an agreement allowing baths and sterilization certificates travel resumes during the day but unclean visitors face entry checks and delayed crossings. tracks closed and gambling houses shut after the incident.
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Texas
Juarez
International Bridge
Carranza
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el Paso Fil
Mexicar
Tio Grande
Villa
Andres Garcia
Soriano Bravo
Viva Villa
Carranna
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Rumors and revelations ripple through tense pages
In a crowded standard page, items mix political rumors, admissions, and discoveries. Pershing’s reported approach, leak disputes, a father accused in a child tragedy, blended colors noted, and Congress facing obstacles as Teutons push. Anaconda updates, mission notes, and upcoming public service events fill the day along with sport and mining items.
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Juares
Pershing
Congress
Teutons
Anaconda New
Anaconda News
Faitorial Encarteen
Svannslistis Services
Ion
Butte
Davies
Missionary Sunday
Orange and Green Blend Since Boyne Battle in Armagh
In Armagh on January 28, the Duchess of Connaughts Own Canadian Rangers united the orange and green emblems, marching from Catholic and Protestant cathedrals. Cardinal referred to a great future, urging a lasting peace, while Protestant primate Croser praised Canada’s message of unity in Britain’s hour of need. Rangers paraded before the courthouse after mass.
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Armagh
Ireland
Duchess of Connaughe
Rangers
Boyne
Cardi
John
Baptist Croser
Canada
Great Britain
Train collision near Mounds Ark kills three injures many
A freight engine from St Louis collided with the rear coach of a Rock Island passenger train from Little Rock to Memphis at Mounds Arkansas. Three were killed and more than a score injured, with two believed fatally, as the train plowed into the rear car while at a flag stop.
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Memphis, Teun
St. Loui Southwestern Railway
Rock Island
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Mounds
Archbishop Exile Looms for Mexican Prelate Leaders
From Queretaro reports say Archbishop Orozeciminsz of Guadalajara has been offered deportation after arrest in Zacatecas on conspiracy charges. Bishop Miguel de la Mora of Zacatecas, arrested with him, has left the country. Both were to be tried by court martial for alleged plots to aid Villa. The U S state department urged General Carranza to spare their lives.
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Mexico City
Queretaro
Orozeciminsz
Guadaajara
Zacatecas
Miguel de la Mora
Jiminez
de la Mora
Washington
State Department
Carranza
Villa
Reed of rationing to begin in Great Britain
London January 28 William G Anderson indor member of parliament spoke at Leicester and said the population of the United Kingdom would be put under a rationing system at a very early date.
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London
William G."anderson
Lndor
Leicester
United Kingdom
Congress Pursues Fast Track on Key Bills in 64th Session
Washington January 28 with 30 working days left the senate democratic steering committee plans daily sessions from 11 am to 10 pm starting February 1 to push essential appropriations the revenue bill and major general measures. Railroad bills may follow the Indian appropriation after passage with possible action on corrupt practices and mineral land leasing. House Ways and Means prepares to pass revenue measures while President Wilson returns for talks. rail reform and anti strikes legislation top his agenda amid anticipation of Adamson law court ruling.
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Teashan
Senate
General Administration
Kern
Interstate Commerce
Pep
Wileson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kitchin
Democra
Representative Anderson
Minnesota
Representative Gardner
Wilson
Thas
Supreme Court
Murder of Children Arouses Townspeople
Tacoma scene with four charred Hewett children found in Auburn Washington home. Coroner says blows to the skull likely killed them. house set on fire. Father Hewett arrested after a mob gathered, insurance policies saved from flames, mother believed in Seattle. Hewett about 49, wife 28.
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Tacoma
A. Hewett
Hewett
Auburn
Wash
Here
King County
Seattle
Feathed Hammer
Ephriam
ArthUn
Clartnce
Blizzard Weather Slows Military Action Across Fronts
Vienna reports heavy snows and extreme cold halt large scale operations on Austro Hungarian fronts. Blizzards sweep East Galicia Bukowina Carpathians and Rumania with snow several feet deep making artillery use nearly impossible and causing frostbite and deaths to raise concerns about winter warfare.
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Vienna
London
Galicia
Bukowina
Carpathians
Rumania
Malian
Balkans
Explosion accounted for Silvertown blast not Woolwich Arsenal
New York report says large explosion hit Silvertown near London on Jan 18 causing 63 deaths. Passengers returning from Liverpool on the St Louis say the city was shaken, windows broken at hotels, with initial beliefs it hit Woolwich Arsenal being corrected to Silvertown. Witnesses cite street crowds fleeing and speculation of a Zeppelin raid.
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New York
Liverpool
St. Louis
London
Woolwich Arsenal
Silvertown
Great Eastern
P Cpal
John i “Ranklin
Eastern Hotel
Henry ‘Thornton
Great Eastern Way
Thornton
Wilson
Les
D. L. Wadsworth
Dutch Minister to Take Part in Neutral Meeting
A Danish newspaper report quoted from Copenhagen says a Dutch minister will attend a conference of neutral nations. The meeting followed a Christiania gathering last autumn and aims to discuss neutrals’ wartime and postwar interests. The conference date remains unfixed.
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London
Jan
Stockholm
Politiken
Copenhagen
Holland
Christiania
Norway
Worst Snow Blockade on Union Pacific Ends in Wyoming
Union Pacific officials announced the worst snow blockade in the road history was ended at 6 PM. One track between Rock River and Hanna was cleared and trains began moving. More than 20 trains, some leaving Chicago Tuesday, were held at Hanna and Laramie.
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Inramie
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad
Rock River
Hanna
Chicago
Laramie
Two-Fay Shooting Fracas Near Ruby Involves Cowboys
In Logales Arizona on January 28 no disturbances were reported after a two day shooting incident near Ruby involving American cowboys with guardsmen and Mexicans of unauthenticated sympathies. No American was hurt and one Mexican is reported wounded.
Costa Rica Deposes President Gonzales in Military Action
In San Jose on January 28 Alfredo Gonzales was ousted from the presidency by military forces in the capital amid broad citizen support. The minister of war Federario Tinoco was named provisional chief executive, transferring administrative power to his office.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Alfredo Gonzales
Supe
Federario Tinoco
Leaks at Senate Inquiry Spark Party Tensions
In New York January 28 the Vise Committee debate over alleged leaks to Wall Street about President Wilsons peace note intensifies. Representative Bennett accuses a secret leak while Sherman Whipple reportedly holds stronger proof. Debate centers on extending inquiry to stock exchange matters and focusing hearings on leak rumors.
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W York
House
Wilson
Hennett
New York
Wall Street
Suromger
Ssennett
Sherman L. Whipple
Whipple
Bennett
Congress
Hiperfield
Withdrawal of American troops from Mexico announced
Reported by the War Department the Pershing expedition will be withdrawn with Colonia Dublan cited as the starting point The move follows President Wilson and General Pershing ordering an immediate return of about twelve thousand soldiers from Mexico The aim is to prevent further raids and avoid entanglement with Carranza Villa Zapata and other factions while awaiting stable conditions and recognition debates at Washington
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Washington
Mexico
War Department
Pershing
Colonia Dublan
Star Department
Pate Ming
United States
Baker
Eral Pershing
Mexicos
Moether
Villa
Carraroe
Kisii
Carranza
Zapata
Rewa
Posal
Ville
White House
Russians mount vicious attack on Bukowina front
News from the front reports heavy Russian assault between Jacobeni and Simpolung on the Bukowina Romania line, breaching Allied positions for about two miles, with many prisoners and captured booty. German, French, and British actions are noted elsewhere with trench advances and raids near Verdun and Neuville, plus air and artillery battles across multiple theaters.
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Bukowina-Rumania
Jacobeni
Simpolung
Berin
Golden Hye Fritza
Etween Les Mparges
Casonne
Verdun
Somme
la Trans Loya
Neuville
Ste ‘Aast
Festubert
London
Final Inspection Before Marching Across Line
Passengers arriving at Paso, January 28 report American expeditionary troops rapidly advancing toward the Mexican border. The Sixth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Twenty fourth Infantry regiments and the Fifth, Eleventh and Thirteenth Cavalry were expected to reach Palomas lakes, seven miles south of the border, early Wednesday morning.
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Paso
Mexico
Columbus
N. M
United States
Palomas Lakes
Prisoners of raid to be tried after move to Deming
Columbus New Mexico reported motor trucks escorted by 28 members of the Thirty fourth United States Infantry colored arrived with 21 alleged followers of Vin who took part in the March raid on the town. Prisoners were moved from headquarters at Colonia Dubland at daybreak and will be held in the stockade here before possible transfer to Deming for trial.
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Lumbus
N. M
Thirty-fourth United States Infantry
Vin
Fieht
Colonia Dubland
Deming
State employee aiding auto thieves charged in Chicago case
Chicago, Jan 28 Charges that an employee in the office of the Secretary of State at Springfield was aiding a band of auto thieves who have stolen young cars in Chicago over the past months were leveled today by State's Attorney Hoyne. He said the prosecutor asked the secretary of state to uncover the employee and expose thefts by supplying registered license tags used on stolen vehicles. Witnesses questioned in the automobile case described irregular use of house tags by the thieves.
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Chicago
Secretary of State
Springfield
Ise
Hoyne
Toute Kebe
Sir Hoya Aldne
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