Turmoil near Juarez as US warns Americans
Reports from El Paso on March 4 describe President Watt's proclamation urging Americans in disturbed Mexican regions to leave. Skirmishes near Cibo lus and Chihuaans prompt fears of looting and disorder as General Sihurar plans to run trains to reroute foreigners. Villa's forces reportedly defect to Orozco, with reinforcements anticipated to Mexico City.
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Orozco
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Cautious Colonel Aims for Chihuahua in Mexican Revolt
Cautious Colonel Campa orders restraint while insurrecto forces led by Pasqual Orozco claim 800 rebels threaten Chihuahua City. Campa plans to move toward the capital at night, awaiting General Salazar with 200 troops and Panucho Villa’s earlier contact is described as uneventful.
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American Cowboys Battle Mexican Rebels Near Columbus
A report from El Paso says a detachment of the Twenty second infantry with a squad of soldiers traveled toward Columbus to investigate reports of clashes between American cowboys and Mexican rebels at Tzanoha las Palomi, miles from Columbus on the Meatean route. The full story is continued on page three.
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Pitney's Path Clear to Supreme Bench
The senate judiciary committee favored the nomination of Matto Pithoy of New Jersey to the Supreme Court. The report advanced, with a record print being authorized, and confirmation hinges on the next Senate session.
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Burke Tells Ot Diamond Theft Case Opens
An irregular dispatch from Missoula reports Burke discusses a diamond theft case and a related conversion inquiry involving local figures and a May vest event at an unspecified venue. The fragment references Puebio and Cotm though details are unclear.
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Pueblo diamond robber confession and escape details
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula March 4 Burke in county jail admits involvement in the Pueblo mansion diamond heist at John A Thatcher’s home. He describes stealing jewels including a carat pin and rings, discards in Denver and Billings, and claims Sorbet had no clinic ties. Burke cites $100,000 earned, and seeks release to return home without extradition.
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Missoula
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McDonald Robert
Burke
Nat
Pueblo
John A. Thatcher
Thatcher
Buswould
Buite
Denver
Cabont Hale
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Wade
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Butte
Mildred Moran
Ami
Marie Hogan
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Turke
Six Commissioners In Chouteau County
Special Dispatch reports Chouteau County began appointing six commissioners with residents and voters from two newly formed districts. The old board seeks transition, appointing new members and planning the move ahead of the new governing board. The county attorney notes the current board may stay until the new board is ready, while some commissioners urge action.
Parcel Post Measure Aims for Domestic Mail Service
A bill by Moon of Tennessee would extend the foreign mall plan to domestic mail matter, allow 11 pounds of merchandise, and pilot rural routes on a graded rate from 1 cent to 2 cents per additional pound until June 31. It also seeks employee petition rights, sets a $59,827,749 appropriation with a $1.28 million reduction, and requires gradual steel construction of railway mail cars. The auditor notes a 1911 deficit of $427,845.91.
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Factories Closing Daily Account of Coal Strike
London reports widespread factory closures as coal strike actions halt production across the United Kingdom. Railway workers are laid off, coal carriers discharge crews, and ships tied to coal movement idle.
Mockpy Town Hit by Ocean Storm Devastation
A March 1 report from Troquinn Wash describes Mockpy suffering major damage after a two hour storm last year nearly wiped out its waterfront. The incident damaged principal business districts and caused losses near 59,000 dollars.
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Lowe
Admiralty Report of Naval Action in North Africa
Aubrey, commander of the naval force, cited action in the war between Italy and Turkey with engagement near Tripoli Tobruk and Henghart. The report notes the crew's efforts and the courage shown during combat patrols.
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Maly
Aismira Aubrey
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Henghart
Wars Loom Large in Foreseeable Future Says Former Senator
New York March 4 The immediate future of the world promises big wars says Charles A Toany former United States senator who spoke at the annual weekly gathering of the international preneo forum He warned that peace in the United States is strained by tensions with Germany and Japan over markets and alliances and predicted rapid shifts as nations seek advantage The speaker urged caution as global relations appear highly sensitive and unstable with potential conflicts looming ahead
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Charles A. Toany
United States
Tromy Myrnesnia
Malin
Taepan
Chio
Yoo
Foon
Germany
Arrest of Hanish for Illegal Mail Use in Chicago
A report from Chicago details the arrest of Hanish on charges of using mails illegally. The narrative references a March date and related officials, noting legal action and accompanying probes by authorities. The text is garbled but centers on alleged mail misuse and subsequent proceedings.
Convicts to Build Park to Park Road Project
The state board authorized an extensive road-building program using convict labor. Crews will start in Madison County by May and move to Towle and Clark counties. A third crew will work on the divide between Bozeman and Livingston, linked to the prior year’s project on the park-to-park highway connecting Yellowst…”
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Prison Commissioners
Mathead County
Dun
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Clark County
Sugar factories for Bills defeat
Milwaukee March 4 The Swern of the beck sits Monofariuyers of America to the plan at tori revistor proposed by Wie demodratiy reremue IW which wold abolish the t aridt on sugar came in a statement fade to day before a conference of beer saga manufacturers ty Ce Ch Stumtin a bare may of the eecuHve commiitee of sae United States Beer Bugat ascertion when he declared Unik the defest of this bil wil mean the investment in the vest Buy yews af at Teast Spa0n Gon in ana Mirtored to all parts of the coobitry with an added expenditure of A001 a year in payment to farmers who miss RUBAT Beets for these factort To the well id eal the beet sugar men will be obliged to abandon all at tempts to extend the industry and the farmers who now sell sugar beets as any of their mmat profitable-¢rops Wud Ty served to accept eat prices ay Rtnp Yent prising, "Beer suger da new parevalent in Ti states" said Mr Hamdin, and were i not for Me tari? uncertainty, the industry would be extended rap ful, I know at least of half a dozen factories that would be bolle ae ones are ntable conditions established. The people generally are wholly ignorant ot the eyes of these attacks. The qt. Lion ra wticolly ispired Ts hie New York refineries and importers of for- Men row sugar "No see the business mememt by the competition at Dyer sugar-the iverests usually known as The 'Algay trusts Mr. Mamily said that some of the factories Would be ieated at Mon tang pality.
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Dyer Sugar
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New Suffragette Protest Turns Violent in London
A disturbance in London’s west end saw suffragists using hammers to smash windows along Brampton Road and Knights’ Bridge, injuring property and prompting a trial for several involved. Police reported many women detained as officers prepared for court appearances.
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Unclear OCR Report on Amidon Case Jury Instructions
Fragmentary text describes a judge directing a jury anew in a case involving a claimant and a person named Mirek. The source references periods and names with uncertain spellings, including Amidon, Klmantel, and Vid, with no clear factual outcome or dates due to degraded OCR.
Taft Followers Meet in California
Taft supporters gather in California as a local meeting highlights party alignment and aims to boost campaign presence amid regional events.
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TAFT
Fragmented historical fragment on state divisions and leaders
A garbled report outlines state divisions and political figures, naming figures like Roosevelt era references and local officials. It mentions Johnsen, Hammond, and others in a discussion of party organization, conventions, and contemplated constitutional moves, with unclear sequencing and many OCR distortions.
Perkins Named Good Angel of Roosevelts Boom
Washington reports indicate James Perkins is praised as the good angel of the Roosevelt campaign boom, aiding the Taft-Weadquarters effort with backing from Munsey’s Magazine publisher Famish Ay Maneey and adviser George W. Berking. The piece credits Perkins with fundraising and organizational support, noting connections to campaign financiers and press interests.
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Marek D.fhenathan
Taft
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Kulat
Perkins
Mungey
Open or Closed to Decide Today in Local Elections
Voters face a municipal primary and related measures as Cols Hi leads Cottrill in a contest shaped by party factions. Federation clubs and most suffrage leaders back Cols Hi while socialist candidates gain focus in council and treasurer races. Bonds for a harbor terminal and a city tax measure also on the ballot as street noise and telephone plans loom.
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Phe Nadaliaty
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Lauder
Elfen Celtic
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Porty-Dlya
Sharer MehMeTta
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Warbor
Riots inquiry hears Lawrence child strike testimony
Washington reports on March 4 as youths from Lawrence Massachusetts testifying before the house committee on riots linked to the textile strike. Workers describe brutal police actions, wage deductions for drinking water, and children used as labor, with families detailing beatings and confinement at depots.
Bankers under threat as anarchists target Rothschilds
A garbled report describes an attack scene near a bank with a banker named Rothschild involved. Police and detectives pursued suspects while witnesses reported shots, a getaway vehicle, and a confrontation on a street in front of a bank. Authorities promise further action.
Bourquin Nomination Heads to Senate Confirmation
Special dispatch reports the Senate committee ordered no adverse action on the nomination of Justice Bourquin. The full Senate will likely act this week with a probable confirmation as the nomination proceeds toward a floor vote.
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Jidme Bourquin
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