Bandits Near Border as U S Troops Move Into Mexico
Reports say Bandits believed to be the Yosus Rentera gang kidnapped aviators Peterson and Davis and were captured by Mexican federal troops at Coyame Chihuahua. American expeditionary forces crossed the border in pursuit but soon returned as operations spread in canyons and marches toward bandit strongholds.
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Peterson
Davis
Coyame
Chihuahua
George T. Langhorne
Cosme Boengoschea
Pres Biblo
Texas
Chihuahua City
Manuel Diepnes
Bald
Army
Antonio Pruneda
Nea
Oyame
Chile
rWgardus Carapaten
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Aitlon
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Sur
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Juarez
Fort, Hancock
Francisco Gonzales
Juares
United States
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Seventh Cavalry
Fabang
Atlanta Purses Opened 10 Help Heroes of Gray
Atlanta residents raised over eighty thousand dollars for Confederate veterans at the flag day fundraiser. G E Willis and Walter P Andrews praised workers and volunteers, noting the campaign’s success and widespread civic support across the city.
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Atlanta
Heroes OF Gray
Ellis
Andrews
Alpe Eral
Robert
Les
al Font
Promis
Mr. Wills
Walter P. Andrews
Atlanta Depot Drives Sale Of U S Food Supplies
The Atlanta General Supply Depot under Colonel Jack Hayes gears up for rapid food distribution to southern states. About 10 million dollars in food orders are being shipped to the Candler warehouse with 857 carloads planned, plus 300 more carloads of supplies in the main government warehouse. A 1,200-carload distribution force is organized with urgency to cut costs and speed delivery to consumers.
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Jack . Hayes
Atlanta
War
Candler
Gadly
Alzo
Lycom
Jwashington
Othe Teo
Rhé Atlante Loyaes
Tragedy narrowly averted in crowded Waiting Room scene
In a busy Waiting Room at Union Station an Augusta man H E Padgett aged 38 publicly interfered with John Taylor 28 accusing him of stealing the love of Mrs Padgett. Both men were charged with disorderly conduct and Padgett was held on carrying a concealed pistol found on him during a search.
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Union Auttion
Ong
Augusta
John Taylor
Ivy
Mra. Padgete
Price
Addi
Wis
Padgett
Taylox
Beett
New Judge Opens Fight on Hoarding
A new federal judge opens a hoarding case in the northern district. The matter involves sale at 11 cents per pound within sixty days and proceeds possibly forfeited. The trial in Asheville follows a recent administration and features Judge Sibley with Deputy Clerks and connections to local officials.
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Sibley
Boone
Fawelala
Alexander
Paul
Carpenter
Lerka Jon
Georf
Asheville
William
Newman
Wilson
Georgia
Paxe
Colusim
Northside crash report near Peachtree Street
An afternoon collision occurred around 6 30 near a baseball park. Mrs Hecht lost control of her car and grazed another vehicle leaving the area, ending near the home of Mrs F Smith at 162 Ponce Avenue Leon Avenue.
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North
Mrar Becht
Hecht
Hacht
Fragmented San Francisco clipping about plots and a man
A damaged excerpt mentions United States and San Francisco in connection with bomb plots and a man held in a county ward. The readable text references Zaccho Dane and a continuation noted on Page 0 Cohuma, but details are incomplete.
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Ward Zaccho
Dane
California
United States
Jalon
San Francisco
Cohuma
Applauds Rise in Pos Championship Match Outcome
A fragmentary report notes a standout moment in a championship contest with players named Opkmont and Babbx delivering crucial shots. The piece reflects excitement and a remarkable sequence that defined the game.
Germany Defeats Plans to Conquer Economy and War
Fragmented report notes U S and allied leaders debating a treaty with Germany. Senators Moses and Swanson clash over Shantung provisions and possible rereferral to Paris for reconsideration. Debate centers on whether the pact should stand after ratification by Britain Italy and France.
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Washington
Gérmany
Shantung
Ethan
Moses
Hampshire
Swangon
Virginia
Senate
Paris
Tea 'Great
Britain
Italy
Frazien
Democrats Plan Fund for 5 Million for 1920 Campaign
Former representative William D Jamieson, new director of finance of the Democratic National Committee, outlined a plan to raise a 5 million dollar war chest for the coming presidential election. He cited past contributions of 2.5 million from 300,000 party members toward reelection in 1916 and urged subscriptions averaging from at least 1 00,000 persons. He warned a sharper limit would be set on contribution sizes.
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William D. Jamtegon
Wes
Dem
Atic Nations Committee
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Whaon
Ithan
Xplain
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