Rebels to Seek Out Navarro
El Paso Feb 27 Members of the revolutionary junta said General Orozco, reinforced by 250 men under General Casilla, would move south to contest the road to Juarez with the federal troops under General Navarro, reported about 80 miles south of Juarez.
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EL Paso
Revolutionary Junta
Orozco
Casilla
Juarez
Navarro
United States
Oliver
Rancho Flores
Navarre
Blanco
Fierce clash near Fort Han cock as Orozco retreats
A serious fight occurred about 50 miles east of Fort Han cock last night leaving sixteen wounded. Reports from American soldiers guarding the border say Orozco faced 360 insurgents and decided to retreat after failing to gain food or reinforcements.
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Fort Hancock
Fort Bliss
Texas
vVrozco
Juarez
Blanco
Orozco
el Paso
Reciproc ity at Washington faces partisan hurdles
Democratic leaders express general support for the reciprocity agreement but some hesitate to aid a move that could politically aid President Taft. House Democrats appear ready to back the McCall bill carrying the pact into force, with Senate prospects likely influenced by House sentiment. Beveridge opens the Senate endorsement.
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Taft
Congress
Repub
Lican
Senate
House
Senate Democrats
Beveridge
Friends of
Bond Opposes St John’s Newfoundland Reciproc ity Stance
Sir Robert Bond former premier and opposition leader condemns the Washington accord between the United States and Newfoundland on fisheries. He urges a vigorous aggressive policy against Americans and opposes reciprocity with the United States in concert with Canada. He argues Canada seeks an independent pact to supply American markets with fish.
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ST. John's
N. F
Washington
United States
Newfoundland
Canada
Robert Bond
R. C. Williams
Robert
Debate Opens on Canadian Reciprocity with United States
In Ottawa the Canadian House began debate on the reciprocity pact with the United States. Finance Minister Fielding urged swift passage to take effect once the U S acted favorably, while Opposition Leader Mr. Borden argued Canada should abandon further north–south trade to pursue British markets. He warned against aligning Canada’s trade too closely with U S tariffs and urged continuing current paths regardless of American policy.
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Ottawa
United States
Finance
Fielding
Borden
Teader
Canada
Taft
Washington
National Transcontinental Railway
Welland Canal
Free trade stance upheld in Commons over Canadian reciprocity
In the first division of the new Parliament the House of Commons backed free trade by 324 to 222 against the opposition amendment to the address. The Nationalists and Laborites supported the government, while Austen Chamberlain had urged fiscal reform and reciprocity with Canada and the United States.
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London
House of Commons
Canada
United States
Austen Chamberlain
Arnold Girl Club Mystery Moves North to Vancouver
Mail addressed to Miss Doro thy Arnold arriving in Bellingham care of a local attorney prompts an order to forward it to Vancouver in a search for the missing New York heiress. Sheriff Thomas travels to Canada seeking clues.
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Bellingham
Wash
Dorothy Arnold
Vancouver
B. C
Thomas
New York
Griscom Returns from Italy in Search for Missing Dorothy
George S. Griscom Jr of Pittsburg arrives in New York aboard the Berlin after two weeks at sea while the Dorothy Arnhold search continues. He says he has no theories and will assist the Arnolds. no family members meet him at the pier and rumors about Mrs. Arnold aboard the Berlin prove unfounded.
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Griscom
Berlin
Arnold
Arnolds
Iss Arnold
Francis R. Arnold
Italy
Mr. Griscom
John W. Arnold
Griscoms
Florence
New York
Pittsburg
Griscom Party
Olditm ers Box to Aid Church
Two elderly men aged 47 and 61 boxed in a six round mill staged as a curtain raiser for a parish fundraiser at St. Lawrence Church in Weehawken New Jersey. The event attracted Newark residents and recalled past boxing eras with references to James Mullaney and Thomas Tighe aiding a Boston heavyweight. The proceeds supported Father Preston and the parish after he opposed a political group backing similar bouts.
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New York
St. Lawrence
John IL. Sullivan
James Mullaney
Newark
Boston Gladiator
Thomas Tighe
McDermott
Father Preston
Man from Vineland Fined for Fare Evasion in Brighton
John P. Ford of Vineland Street Brighton was arraigned in the Brighton District Court for evading car fare and assaulting Conductor P. J. King of the Boston Elevated on January 21. He was found guilty on fare evasion and fined $15, paid. He is held for the grand jury on the assault charge.
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John P. Ford
Vineland Street
Brighton
P. J. King
Boston Elevated
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Washington & Hanover Sts
Pablo
Mien
Ewai
Bond
Petts-Vogel Company
Washington Street
Boston
Arnold Girl Club
George S. Gris
Sullivan
Ely Meyer & M. C. Simon Late
Washington and
Franklin Sts
America
Dietz Brothers
Vorénbergs
Washington, Hanover,and
Elmers
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