Thirteen Mexicans Held Over Murder in Manlius Illinois
Thirteen Mexican laborers are jailed on murder charges after Arthur Fisher, a Chicago and Northwestern railroad freight engineer, was killed near Manlius Illinois. Two gunmen entered the cab, shot Fisher when he refused their command to move the train, and fled toward Langley. Deputies pursued and exchanged fire. one Mexican was fatally wounded, another injured, as two suspects were captured. Police continued to identify and detain other Mexican workers amid ongoing investigations into the motive and accomplices.
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Neeton
Manlius
Ill
Arthur Fisher
Chicago and Northwestern
Esher
Langly
Bert Shoglund
Gesse Breyer S
Princeton
Sheol
Fysher
Viwilius
Ted
Tomeet
L. Xinina
Gus Hyatt Bandit Killed in Pistol Duel
Gus Hyatt famed bandit linked to a 12 year Tenness ee penitentiary mutiny identified after a pistol duel with Charles Allen, chief of police. Hyatt allegedly smuggled merchandise into a prison, wrecked walls, and led convicts to escape while planning another bank hold up. authorities pursued him amid a case involving illegal charges and a pursuit on a rail line.
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Gus Hyatt
Battlesque
Ohlo
Charles Allen
Gus Tryatt
Tennessee Penitentiary
Hyatt
Nagute
BRON
AL UN
Lien
Katt
Mynor Slegelly
Candler to Preach at Decatur Church Sunday
Bishop W O Gandie will preach at Decatur Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. A special service is announced with local attendees urged to participate.
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Candler
Decatur
W Oa. Gandie
TE Vecatur Methodist Church
Nebraska Women Seek Vote in March Election
A Nebraska petition drives women to press for suffrage in the upcoming March election. The group calls for a constitutional amendment to grant women the ballot, and the petition already bears more names than required by law.
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Nebraska
Tinculie
Debranka
Tomas Mich
A G Bradford Dined By N W Ayer & Son Anniversary
Philadelphia March 14 in recognition of his association with the firm Albert G Bradford, a member and general manager of N W Ayer & Son, was honored at a dinner. The occasion carries interest for the advertising world as Bradford is well known for his contributions to modern publicity and publishing.
Bradford honored at N. W. Ayer Son tribute event
At a gathering in 1884 Bradford directed large advertising expenditures with N. W. Ayer Son. The ceremony included early partners P Wayland Ayer Henry N. McKinney Jarvis A Wood and Wilfred W. Fry. Ayer family presence marked the evening as executives presented Bradford a Seth Thomas grandfather clock from the firm and employees.
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H.adford Fle
N. Ww
Sun
Fase
America
N. Aw
Thias
Grim
P. Wayland Ayer
Henry N. McKinney
Jarvis Ao Wood
Wilfred W. Fry
Bradford
Ayer
Sebsice
Tridford
Ateiing & Wolber Corman
N. W Ayer Son
Ma. Bradford
Seth Thomas
Arm
Villa Plans to Be President of Mexico
A close confidant claims Villa, the long prominent rebel leader, will remain supreme commander and likely become Mexico’s president. Carranza travels toward Chihuahua City, but Villa’s grip on power persists, while Terrazas Jr, held prisoner since December, endures torture and political bargaining as rebels seek leverage over the Terrazas family.
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Chihuanua
Mexico
Vila
General Villa
Cihuanua
Carranza
Elvil
Villa
William 8
Benton
Senora
Pacific
Buidings
United States
Terrazas, Jr
Tiaz
Terrazxs
Terrazas
Cier |Tifien
Sfexta
Turpis Torrades
Clopeurts
Vina
Carranza Pushes for Foreign Consuls Rights in Mexico
Carranza signals readiness to recognize foreign consuls in areas under constitutionalist control with limits eased, prompting protests from the United States over treatment of foreigners and property. Officials expect unofficial consular access in some parts, while seeking formal recognition. Bryan denies knowledge of arms shipment to the American embassy in Mexico City. any held arms likely targeted at individuals, not the embassy.
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Mexico
Department
Carranza
Chihuahua
United States
State Department
Offi Js
Generl Carranza
Ure
Poliiet
Europe
Confederate States
Bryan
Mexico City
Strplich Gallows
Wiushington
Carranza letters outline unofficial foreign representations
Carranza asserts unofficial channels may receive foreign representations through Washington consuls or American officials, to protect foreigners and enforce legal guarantees. He notes the Desengano mine confiscation in Durango involved Spaniards and a small American stake, and says deaths were reported to the U.S. state department.
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Hermosilly
Bryan
Desengane
Guanacevi
Constitutional Army
Washington
Biyan
Saue
United States
Bryant
Carranza
Durango
State Department
Smallpox Epidemic Feared on the Texas Border
A border health scare grows as thousands of Mexicans crossing into Texas spark concerns of a smallpox outbreak. Dr A Merrey, county health officer, backs a move to request federal army surgeons to vaccinate all crossers in the region.
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San Amorio
Reans
Texas
San Antonio
A. Merrey
Seventeenth Regiment Deployed to Eagle Pass Patrol Duty
Headquarters of the southern department U S Army announced that headquarters and staff of the Second Brigade and the Ninth Infantry were ordered to Laredo for patrol duty while the Seventeenth Infantry was sent to Eagle Pass. They were instructed to entrain immediately with field service equipment.
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San Antonio
Lexas
Margu
Southern Department
United States Army
Ninth Infantry
Laredo
Eagle Pass
Execution of Bauch Charged to Gen. Villa
A Pancho Villa firing squad at Juarez executed Bauch, an American, and another man after Bauch was held in a cell with a cousin and a third man. Testimony by Fresco Baca of Albuquerque before the House Foreign Affairs Committee described the events and Villa’s forces looting. The cousin was released.
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Washington
Staten
Pharsuslay Bauch
Pancho Villa
Juarez
House Foreign Affairs
Fresco Baca
Albuquerque
N. M
Congress
Baca
Bauch
J. 4. Baca
New Mexico
Ace
Villa
Benton
Huertana
Ainey
Pennsylvania
Villa May Depart To Attack Torreon
Reports said General Villa planned a southward move from Chihuahua with an early assault on Torreon. General Pelive Angeles, famed artilleryman, was requested to command the big gun unit. Cartographers and George Carothers noted Villa’s likely rapid action as rumors circulated in the press and state department circles.
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Pelive Angeles
Carranza
Ville Treads Carefully Before Attacking Torreon
Sources say Ville will not press an assault until every preparation detail is personally inspected and his forces’ positions and terrain are thoroughly surveyed, a cautious approach noted by those familiar with his methods.
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Ville
Torreon
Rebels Routed in Tepic Territory
A report from Mexico City to G. Ramonez, the Mexican federal consul, confirms the rout of constitutionalists attempting to enter Tepic. Messages note major railroad destruction between Monclova and Monterey and cite a battle at Gloria near Monclova with federals defeated. Rebel and federal casualties are listed, with Colonel P. Elias Galles named to command border garrisons in Sonora.
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Douglas
Are
Maren
Tepic
G. Ramonez
Mexico
Carranza
National Railroad of Mexico
Monclova
Coahuila
Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Gloria
P. Elias Galles
Sonora
Demands of Colquitt Refused by Mexican Commander
Governor Colquitt and Adjutant General Hutchings demanded the return of horses from Clemente Vergara and the delivery of Apolono Rodrigues, alleged slayer. General Alvarez of the Nuevo Laredo garrison refused, saying the matter must go through proper diplomatic channels and official capacity.
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Colquitt
Mexican Laredo
Texas
Hutchings
Texas National Guard
Alevarez
Nuevo Laredo
Clemente Vergara
Apolono Rodrigues
Vergara
Alvarez
Texan
Rebels Burn 300 Cars as Monclova Taken in Mexico War
Mexican forces report rebel capture of Monclova station on the International railroad between Ciudad Frontera and Monterrey. Rebels burned three hundred cars and railway shops and sacked the town while Minster Blanquet downplayed destruction and claimed federals repulsed the attack. Rebels threaten Tampico as gunboat Tampico goes ashore at Topolobampo harbor.
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Mexicoo City
Mexico
Monclova
Ciudad Forfiria Diaz
Monterey
Blanquet
Monclove
Guerrero
Tam—pico
Tampico
Topolobamps
Huerta Asks Banker for Enormous Sum
Mearco Cay Mexico March 14 Bankers in the capital have obtained extra time to respond to the government’s demand for 15 000 000 to 18 000 000 pesos per month, but unofficial reports say the reply will be a refusal President Huerta considers leading the army in the field while Portillo y Rojas stays in the presidency, cabinet members may resign, and a new government could be formed to seek early elections and American recognition.
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Mearco Cay
Mexico
Huerta
Senor Portillo Y Rojas
Atlantic Coast Line awards fifteen all steel cars
Wilmington March 14 The Atlantic Coast Line today awarded a contract for fifteen all steel passenger and combination mail baggage and express coaches to the American Car and Foundry company Deliveries to be made as early as possible The equipment is for use on the main lines of the company
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Wilmington
Atlantic Coast Line
American Car Ana Foundry Company
End All That Eczema Misery Get 2250 Bottle Today
Advertising claims a guaranteed stop to itching with ZEMO ointment. The offer promises instant relief with a 250 bottle price and urges buyers to prove efficacy themselves. Local mentions include druggists in Atlanta and several named stores.
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Zemo
Atlanta
Crow | Edmondson | Deusco
Coursey & Munn
E. H. Cone Drug Co
Elkin Drug Co
Gunter-Watking Drug Co
Conspiracy Charged Against Gen Carranza Heads for Arrests
In Nogales Sonora Mexico Senator Alberto Pina and Lic Honillas Secretaries of Fomento in the cabinet of the late President Madero were arrested on charges of conspiring against General Carranza commander of the constitutionalist forces. Rumors said other prominent men might be seized next.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Mareh
Alberto Pina
Lic Honillas
Fomento
Madero
Carranza
Oader
Methodists Condemn Their Book Concern in NJ Report
Asbury Park March 14 The Methodist Book concern was found guilty by a New Jersey conference committee of publishing literature not in keeping with church policy. The report cited Dr George P Mains and several works including Modern Thought and Traditional Faith Graded Sunday School in Principle and Practice Men of the Old Testament and related periodicals as disapproved materials.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Methodist Book Concern Today
New Jersey
Methodist Episcopal Church
George P. Mains
New York
Mains
I. H. Moyers
The
Methodist Church
Sunday School
Bible Student Magazine
Georgia farmer dies after fox accident at farm
Barnesville March 14 Spe Vall Cloyd More a leading local farmer died this afternoon from injuries after a fox fell on him at work on his farm days earlier. He was 30 and survived by his wife and four young children.
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Barnesville
Spevall—Cloyd More
Prgumania
Cruise Traded to Cardinals In South Atlantic League
Jacksonville March 14 Walton Cruise the last outfielder of the local club was traded to the St Louis club of the National League. In return the local club secures infielder Callahan pitcher Johnson and another player unnamed tonight. Cruise is one of the fastest outfielders in the South Atlantic League and a consistent hitter.
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Jacksonvile
Hyomei Catarrh Remedy Ad Offer
Hyomei soothes purifies and heals catarrh illnesses and sneezing attacks. The ad touts inhaling germicidal oils to treat nasal throat and lung membranes, promising refund if not beneficial and listing a $1.00 size sold by druggists.
Smoking Prohibition on Trains Expands to Cars
The company bans smoking on its cars, limiting smoking to the front end of closed cars currently and reserving the last three seats of Jopen cars for smokers during the summer.
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Vermis
D. D. D. Prescription advertised as skin solution
An ad praises D. D. D. Prescription as a cooling lotion that soothes tender skin and cleans pores. It claims to purify the skin, promises a risk free 2 cent offer, and urges readers to visit the store to learn about D. D. D. Soap for tender skin care.
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Illinois
A. G. Bradford
N. W. Ayer & Son
Gen
Fogene M. Pullen
Carwater
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
Mi J
Marvey Roof
Dept
Sta
Coast Line
Kerosene Stove Co
Edgewood Ave
Atlanta Store Lighting Company
Elizabeth Street
Georgia
Georgia Farmer
Cruise
Cardinals
Rphine Nun
BM. Woolley
Victor ‘Sanitentim
Atlante Georsie
Wheeling
Ww. Wa
Traction Impany
Evans
Commissioner of Health
E. G. Willingham’s Sons
Whitehall Sr
Aluos
A. Sant Br
Srecai
Sterchi Furniture & Carpet Co
Sterchi Brose & Barnes
Mitchell Street
Whitehall and
Pryor Sts
Johnson Earl T. Danaway
H. M. McCammor
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