Carranza Set for Recognition as Contending Sides Weigh
Washington reports Secretary Lansing and Latin American diplomats show progress toward recognizing Carranza. A meeting is planned in New York on October 9 to decide which faction will be the de facto government. Carranza is expected to hold the greater portion of the republic within three weeks and present pledges on foreign relations and property rights. Villa will also present its matters for conference consideration.
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Revolt Threat After U S Action on Mexico
Francisco Urquida consul general for Villa says rebellion would follow any move by the United States and A B C mediators to recognize the Carranza government. The remark frames a volatile reaction to potential diplomatic shifts amid the Mexican political crisis.
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France Prepares to Meet German Submarines
Paris reports the ministry of marine announced measures to enable the navy to deal with German submarines. The statement outlines steps taken to enhance defensive capabilities and protect maritime interests amid ongoing tensions.
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Battles Across Rio Grande Ignite Brownsville Clashes
American cavalry clashed with Mexican forces September 17 across the Rio Grande near Brownsville and at Donna. In Donna about 200 Mexicans fired on 10 American riders for two and a half hours. Americans fired back with no casualties. In Brownsville a separate 30 minute skirmish left no American injuries. Carranza troops reported one soldier killed at Mata Moros hospital, and Mexican officers deny unit involvement. Investigation continues to identify all participants. Col. Blocksom reported Mexicans fired first. Matamoros crowds demanded arms after hearing gunfire.
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ORDERED OUT OF MEXICO
Washington reports Britain and France following the United States by advising their subjects to leave northern Mexico. Officials estimate about 1,000 Americans are affected, with as much as 250 million dollars in property at risk as fighting disrupts Villa and Carranza forces. no protection plan from the State Department is offered.
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Russian Armies Active in Eastern Front Moves
London reports heavy fighting from Riga to the Roumanian border. Russians win in the south against Austro German forces, driving across the Stripa in Galicia and retiring north of the Galician frontier. Allied observers caution against overstatement of gains while noting fresh Russian mobilization could boost manpower up to eight million.
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Teutonic Forces Capture Vilna and Surround Russian Army
German forces under Von Hindenburg seize Vilna and press a sweeping move north of the city, nearly surrounding Russian troops in the Vilna Lida Vileika railway triangle. Archduke Leopold of Bavaria cooperates as Russians retreat southeast toward the sole railway from Vilna to Lida and Baranovichi.
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Artic Explorer Returns From Beaufert Sea Expedition
Vilhjalmur Stefans son leads the Canadian Arctic expedition that began in Victoria in 1913 and crossed from Alaska in 1914 to discover new lands. The Ruby schooner carries dispatches omitting ice perils and detailing scientific results. Thirteen deaths mark the trek, with several crew losses and a fatal shooting in Wrangell Island and Mackenzie regions. Stefansson plans further winter exploration and next summer advances toward the unknown north, while the Mackenzie Delta crew continues science work.
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Wife Slayer Killed After Wide Manhunt Near Alexandria
Zack Jones, 65, who escaped after fatally shooting his wife near Alexandria Louisiana, was shot and killed by four officers when they found his hideout in the woods. Authorities had pursued him since the killing of Mrs Jones, 50, said to be on jealousy.
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Asquith and Kitchener Demand Fresh War Credit in Commons and Lords
London reports show Premier Asquith in the House of Commons seeking another vote of credit bringing total war funding to 6.31 billion dollars while Earl Kitchener in the Lords presents a cautious military summary. He notes daily expenditures surpass 17.5 million and adds provisions for munition runs as nearly 3 million have enlisted with 800,000 in munitions. women urged to aid. Asquith highlights reinforcement of British troops in France and Flanders, gains at the Dardanelles though Turks still hold hill positions, a twelve mile front, and an unbroken Russian army in the east, with German superiority in artillery but distant objectives.
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Flanders
Underwritten British French Loan Could Reach 800 Million
New York reports a proposed mammoth loan to Great Britain and France to be underwritten by a large American syndicate of bankers. The securities offered are believed to be British and French five percent government bonds at par. The loan amount is said to be between 600 and 800 million dollars with a small commission likely about half a percent for banks. It is unclear if war munitions will be included.
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Haiti Recognized by U S Leaders as New Government Takes Charge
Washington formally recognizes Haiti's new government led by President D Artiguenave. Charge Davis cables notice of recognition dated Sept 17. Rear Admiral Caperton reports exchanges of national salutes and a visit to the president as the U S moves toward a treaty to supervise Haiti's finances and police. D Artiguenave succeeds Guillaume, slain by revolutionists. he is the ninth Haitian leader in seven years, most predecessors killed or exiled.
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Mississippi News Items Briefs Across Cities
Biloxi hosts tentative reunion schedule for United Confederate Veterans on Sep 28 29 30 as ordered by Adjutant General. Artesia reports a northbound freight wreck near Penn on Sept 15 injuring two tramps. investigation blames non railroad personnel. Senatoria sheriff misses suspect in depot incident as Jackson is shot by Wade after maniacal attack. Natchez plans 100th state birthday and 200th Natchez anniversary with joint celebration. seeking state support in 1917. Hattiesburg farm tragedy ends in double murder suicide. two young daughters and wife killed. coroner cites mental derangement. Meridian reports morphine tablet theft from US Marshal office during court session with seven related cases pending. Hattiesburg fire destroys Barrett residence. family escapes. cause suspected night lamp. Meridiam notes post office law case against McHenry and Goodwin nearing end as delays cited.
Union of Labor Bodies 15 Formed In Jackson
A new central labor union formed in Jackson brings together printers painters barbers railway clerks and pressmen in the capital. The move follows a Labor Day observance with low turnout and signals a growing organized labor presence in Mississippi.
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