Rebels Press Sharply On Torreon Victory Aiming by Thursday
Travel Mex March 24 Rebel forces press developments at Gomex Palacio gateway to Torreon with Villa claiming strong confidence. Major advances reported including occupation of Land o and Comex Malacio seen as steps toward the fall of Torreon and onward toward Mexico City. General Willy reiterates belief Torreon will fall by Thursday.
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Mex
Gomex Palacio
Torreon
Villa
Tirmisio
Chinasiva
Comex Malacio
Mexico City
Maxatlan
Salilo
Monterey
Velascont
Willy
Torrean
American Troops Not Blamed in Border Fire Incident
Washington reports justify U S border patrol actions after Mexican forces fired across the Rio Grande near Del Rio. Brigadier General Blin backs prompt punishment for any faction endangering American life, while constitutionalists retreating to the Texas side incur ongoing cross border tension.
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Washington
D. C
War Department
Federala
Kd Federale
Wey
Blin
United States
Bilas
Border Patrol
McKeeques
Rio Grande
Important Battle Impends as Villa Attacks Torreon
Reports from Durango indicate a new attack on Torreon began with Villa’s forces pressing Gomez Palacio and Lerdo. The fall of Torreon is seen as pivotal, with Refugio Vetus commanding main federal force. Gomez Palacio lies near the Torreon defenses along the rail line.
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Durango
Mexico
Torreon
Villa
Gomez Palacio
Bint Torreon
Refugio Vetus
Lerdo
Gomer Palacin
Women Vote Victory Sparks Town Meeting Precedent
Woodstock residents discuss legality after women cast votes in town budget session. A town meeting permitted women to vote on appropriations, prompting debate over legality and a plan to reconvene. The incident marks a historic, though contested, precedent for female suffrage in local governance.
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Woodstock
Lem
New England
Federal schedule adopted by Baltimore league officials
The Federal league adopted its playing schedule after two sessions. A possible extra season was discussed with a likely week end release. The meeting also addressed injunctions against players and potential cross league challenges for a world championship.
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Baltimore
Federal League of Baseball Clubs
Miost. Im
Edbediley
Duardinistion
Kply
Lowe Land American League
Lib
Gilmore
Ky E. Gates
Todianapolis
Grand Rap Mich
Blanding
Michigan
Cleveland Americans
Kansas City Federals
Cleveland
Mullen
Buffalo
Kahler
Buffalo Federals
Permant
Elwim
Defauit
Roosevelt Not With Party On Brasil Expedition
A disjointed dispatch to the New York Times states Theodore Roosevelt joined part of an exploring party led by Anthony Viale. The group navigated rapid river sections and reported good health, expressing plans to proceed toward the Mimaoe region the next day.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Anthony Vile
Brasil
Fisla
New York Times
Fiale
Roosevelt
Pinle
Duruena
Tapajoe
Surrender of Government Sparks Talk of Parliament Dissolution
London reports that the British Parliament could be dissolved as the government surrendered to army officers who refused to act against Ulster men. Political circles say Irish Nationalists will not accept home rule with Ulster excluded and that a general election may be the only way out.
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London
Ulster
NOT COMPELLED TO FIGHT ULSTER MEN
London reports a settled dispute over army officers who refused service in Ulster. Premier Asquith and War Secretary Seely explained the incident as a misunderstanding. Officers McEwen and Parker returned to Ireland after assurances they would not be ordered to suppress Ulster forces.
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Ulster
London
Asquith
Seely
Tate For War
Conflicting Naval Orders Reported At Carlton Club
A fragment from a Carlton Club discussion recounts alleged orders by Mr Churchill to deploy the third battleship squadron to Belfant with marines aboard, while Admiral Bailey is said to have protested that the squadron was not ready to sail, highlighting tensions over officer rights and conscience.
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Bonar Law
Carlton Club
Admiralty
Churchill
Belfant
Admiral Bailey
Former Vermonter Leaves Estate valued at 237350.87
A New England probate notice reports the state appraiser’s assessment of the estate left by a late retired lawyer Elisha Porter and Mary Perrin of Montpelier. It lists heirs including Newton Perrin of Sanbornton New Hampshire and Kirwin Perrin of Montpelier with equal shares and executors Mary S Wild and Victor G Wild.
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Brooklyn
Wild
Montpelier
Elisha Porter
Mary Perring
Laicinde Crandail
Deodent
Peewrit
Funeri
Thie
Mary Cronin
Nex OS St. James Place
Ite M. Westcott
Newton Perrin
Sanbernton
N. H
Tawi Wild
Royalton
Kirwin
Porter Perrin
Eben Wild
Maremont
N. Ay
Bivinda Crandall
Mary Rarelh
Montpues
Lucy Wid
Royerton
Nivees
Mary S. Wild
Skliw
Jaime Plier
Vitek G. Wild
Gliston Avenue
Som
Mr. Wild
Filinha
Lucinda Ris Wild
Hernardaton
Mant
Calmette letters drama in French court probe
Testimony before a magistrate details alleged possession of intimate Calmette letters linked to Mme Call lana and Mme Dupre. Witnesses discuss destruction of letters, photographic copies, and offers to arrange interviews while Calmette faces scrutiny amid political tension involving Caillaux and socialist party committees.
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Dliverce
Onillans
Mme. Dupre
of Notaries
Mme. Dufre
M. Calmette
Iphncest de
Mn. Caines
Socialist Raitical
Memri Michel
Caillaux
William Cuyler Charged Again With Robe Theft
William Cuyler, a known criminal figure, is arrested in Burlington on a charge of stealing a robe valued at 14 dollars from a stage. The robe was allegedly sold to Robinson by Cuyler for 150. He has prior burglary and larceny convictions and was held pending further investigation.
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William Cuyler
Robe
Furlington
HM Tithey
Center Street
Intel
Eleigh
Robinsons Seein Hail Star
North
Winooski Avenue
Robinson
Cugver
Criyler
W. Park
Latham Pont Nod
J. Go Tellrose
Stary Farst Beach
Promec
Maine Convention Focuses on Prohibition Enforcement
First State Progressive convention in Maine opens with debate over strict enforcement of the prohibitory law. A sub-committee proposes a resolution urging strict enforcement, while delegates differ on a dedicated plank versus a general stance. Governors and state auditor candidates to be nominated as Morrill N. Drew presides and United States Senator Clapp speaks.
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Ranger
Maine
State Committee
O’cnock
Morrill N. Drew
Portland
United States
Moves KE. Clapp
Minisota
SEN Clapp Attacked Both Old Parties In Speech
Moses E. Clapp charged at a state convention that the Democratic and Republican parties have diverged, urging a future with two great parties one conservative and one liberal. He argued government should be by the people for all, not the few, detailing a split within the Democratic party over progressive versus reactionary aims.
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United States
Moses E. Clapp
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Taft
Partien
Colonel Ebosevelt
Fow
HANGED BY BONNET STRINGS IN FATAL CLEVELAND ACCIDENT
In Cleveland a baby boy, William Henry Yeomans, son of Henry Yeomans, was left alone in his carriage. The nurse momentarily turned away and the infant’s bonnet strings caught on a hook, strangling the child. The father, a wealthy owner, was nearby and summoned help as the tragedy occurred. Officials state the family will return to Geeyland at once.
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Cleveland
William Henry Yeomans
Henry Yeomans
Rks
Geyeland
Revolver of John Schrank to be presented to Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee March 24 The revolver used by John Schrank in the 1912 attempt on Theodore Roosevelt will be presented to Roosevelt with five cartridges still in the weapon. E B E Minter, who says he seized the revolver from Schrank, asked the judge of the central court for clemency examples, and Judge Hackus granted the request.
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Schrank
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Wis
John Schrank
Cot
Will
Roosvelt
Ebe Minter
Reetenlny
Jrvtge Boreas
Jueawindon
Jule Hackus
Clemency Sought in Cabot Man Case in Vermont Court
In Washington county court, Raymond Abbott of Cabot pleaded guilty for giving liquor to friends at a January dance. The judge considered clemency due to Abbott's prior good record, with probation officer A. Smith to investigate. Settlements noted in related cases against Merrillon, Wilder vs Vermont Lighting, Holt & Steel, and others. A jury panel from multiple towns will hear the next civil action, while several cases move toward settlement or dismissal.
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Washington
State
Raymond Abbott
Cabot
A. Smith
Frank B. Merrillon
Central Vermont Railway Company
Levi O. Wilder
Vermont
Owey & Lighting Company
N. Ib. Holt & Steel Company
W. B. Jacksony
Genieal
William Rock
Carl Fenwick
Trover
Herry Sith Va
Harrison Lombard
Trespans
St. Kibby
Adiminintratrix
National Life Insurance Nome
Pony
Martial
William Morrison
Magh Baycroft Et al
Barre Medium Granite Company
Traston
General Neaumpelt
Cye
J. A. Norcross
Hardwick
Joseph Canales
Abeunden Canales
William Sumble
John McDonald
Assuimpait
Michael Cannon
Northfield
W. J. Carroll
Wateriniry
Levin Chatfield
Chares
Leonard Aferly
Willem Prescott
Plainfeld
Warren Retman
Waite
Held
Oscar Attin
Worcester
Harry Vincent
East Montpelier
F. Warret
Calais
Frank Wedge
Mont
F.C. Cutler
B. A. Hoar
J. W. Ant
W. McDonald
Death of W E Corliss in Brooklyn Patched Memoir of Life
Mrs Wirry Brames et al in Brooklyn received word of the death of Wile Joughby Corliss aged 77 born in Corinth. He died after a hemorrhage while wintering in Brooklyn. Survived by four daughters including Mrs Brailley and Mrs Scott, he had lived in Corinth and Barre before moving to Pennsylvania and New York. A farm and market gardening career, singing talent, and teaching in schools were noted. The funeral is at the Baptist church Wednesday at 2 o'clock with Rev H Holt officiating. interment in the village cemetery until spring.
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Wirry
Brailley
Meo
A. O. Warner
Brooklyn
CN. Scott
Thin City
Mins
Kate Corliss
Northfield
Deccared
Corinth
Aleti Aujrle
Pennsylvania
Reyntone
Addie R. Biles
Corkins
Barre
Corliks
Washington
Orange
Corlick
Death of Young Woman Dorothy A Bruce at Montpelier
Dorothy A Bruce died at 6 am in Montpelier after a weeklong illness from peritonitis. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce and sister to Lola Feendorn Florenta Parker Sibyl Bryer and Forrest Bruce. Born February in Worcester she lived mostly in Montpelier and Burlington and attended local schools. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Mixa
Dorothy A. Bruce
Prqrit Square
Peritonitie
Miss Bruce
Lewtence
Mabel Bruce
Lola Feendorn
Florenta Parker
Milas Sibyl Bryer
Forrest
Bruce
Montpelier
Worcester
T de Montpelier
Burlington
Manto
Murder Case On Trial in Prantelin County
Rushlaw and Dennis charged with avoiding arrest as the murder case proceeds in Prantelin county. Attorney General and state attorney plan to present Demnis and Wot Mu Peeters as defendants. expected proceedings on arrival at the Attorney General. Weather forecast notes light winds and warmer tonight.
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Rushlaw
Dennis
St. Alliant
Mintel
al Teyein
Prantelin
Cork
Clevim
Ute
Storuieooquir
Chix
Atate
Daidél
Monte
Hisshiti
Thyrns
Hrven
Dude Wetermaun
Fire destroys large Durham block with insured losses
A March 24 fire in Durham North Carolina destroyed almost a full city block including a five story office building. Insured losses near 1 000 000 were reported as fire raged for hours until daylight. Firemen were temporarily helpless as flames consumed the structure.
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Durham
N.C
St Oclork
Pursued Man Edgar Currier Seeks Police Help
Montpelier police pursue Edgar C. Currier a traveling Singer repairman feared missing since a morning incident near Depot Square. Witnesses describe his pursuit down North Main Street toward the police station as friends and strangers alike discuss his erratic behavior and possible illness.
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Eigar
Clarence Currier
Pelier
Cowdier
Montpelier
Board & Barre-boun
Aleow Blank
Edgar C. Currier
Aldermasso
Carrier
Caer
Bostion
Singer Sewing Machine Co
New Fagland
Singer
Youlny Currier
Keeways
Des Moines
Taumi
Brooklyn
Currier
Drige
Mrs Robert Davidson Rites Planned After Aberdeen Death
Mrs. Robert Davidson died at City Hospital Mant welock after living in Barry for 10 years. She leaves a husband and children Robina, Janes, Robert, Margaret, Mary, and an infant son. Surviving relatives include sisters in Montreal and Aberdeens, five brothers, and Andrew Mane kin. Maiden name Markie, formerly married in Aberdeen to Mr David. Funeral at Congregational church with Rev W Barnett, burial in Elmwood vault and interment at Hope centers in spring.
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Robert Davidson
City Hospital
Mantwelock
Robina Davidsn
Janes
Robert
Margaret
Mary
Ler Jorente
Aberdeen
Beotland
Montreal
B. Q
Felraney
Markie
Davie
Barry
Nireak Street
Davilven Teyves
Scotland
Sin
Congregational Church
Rev. W. Barnett
Elmwood
Hope Centers
New Haven Grade Honor System Details Planned
A detailed outline of the college honor system in examinations is proposed by the academic senate. It requires each student to pledge, verify identity, and sign the exam paper, with penalties for violations and a university committee administering enforcement.
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New Haven
Eaagh
Neceytaner
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