Feanis Felt for Ill Foreigners With Troops Out
Washington reports urge protection for foreigners in Mexican districts occupied by U S troops. Chinese merchants seek safe passage. officials warn they may stay if free movement is restricted. United States weighs requests as Villa forces threaten northern rail lines and Mexican politics loom large for Carranza and international banks.
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Mexico
Villa
Pointe
Chihuahua
de Matto
Carrtain
Pershing
Great
Weriiain
France
Mesleo
Aeform
New York
Zacatecas
American forces move toward border amid logistics buildup
Reports from the Carranza consulate describe the concentration of American troops at the border and the loading of equipment and supplies. Five train loads of 100 trucks arrived at Columbus, then returned after unloading, with soldiers reportedly cashing in or mortgaging assets to finance transport back home.
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Jonia Dublan
Carransa
Columbus
Floet
Columbae
Japanese Leader Attacked as Assassins Strike Tokyo
Tokia report says former justice minister Yukio Orai was assassinated during a meeting calling for the resignation of the Teratoh cabinet. The attackers were overpowered and arrested as the emperor dissolved the legislature and increased guards after the incident in Tokyo on January 25.
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Tokio
Jun
Yukio Orai
Jor
Constitutionalist Party
Teratoh
Fortifications bill outlines coastal defenses and aviation funds
Washington reports a fortifications bill detailing new defenses for New York and other key ports. It calls for 4.8 million dollars to buy and maintain aircraft squadrons linked to peacetime defense, plus 1.2 million for aviation in insular possessions. The plan includes basing changes at Portland Maine and several Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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Par Rockaway
Port Michie
Wenetfru
Long Island Sound
Boston
Delaware Bay
Chesapeak Bay
San Francisco
Punet Sound
Congress
War Department
Portland
Host
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Pensacola
Galverton
New Bedford
Last Extra Votes of the Contest Offer
The text urges readers to buy and promote extra votes to influence standings. It details long term subscriptions as the key to big results, warns against delaying, and lists contestant numbers and current positions. It appears as a promotional notice about a voting contest with planned schedule and receipts.
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Jean
Atronaer
Last Vote Offer Promises Prizes in Cotton Subscriptions
A chaotic notice from Galveston Texas outlines a public vote with cotton export incentives and prize votes. It lists subscription offers, awards per ton, and extra votes for top reporters, with dates and terms muddled.
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Tes
Jan
Galveston
Hares
MT Eee
Boar i
Atsth
Washington
United States
Temperance Legion member at Evanston tobacco issue
Fragmentary report notes a Temperance League member in Evanston involved in an event or demonstration against smoking and tobacco use. The item references January 26 and mentions shooting or stoking flames, but the exact action and participants are unclear due to damaged text.
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Temperance Legion
Evanston
Submission to statewide prohibition vote fails in Texas House
In Austin on January 25 the House rejected a resolution to submit statewide prohibition to a vote of the people by 46 to 33, failing by one vote short of the required six. The proceeding followed Morris and Hunt’s exchanges over intrastate liquor shipments and itemized expenditures.
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People of
Texas
Sunita
Fotan
Tan
House of Cabmission
Austin
Senate
Comptroller of Public
Bowen
Oday
Nichols
Tessa
War food bureau advisory reports on supply and production
An advisory committee on war food reviews discusses shortages in crops and transportation issues. The chief urges economical feeding and criticizes underhand buying and beer allotments for brewers, noting strain on supply for the army and labor.
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Bertin
Jan
War Food Bureau
Enon
Batock
Taney Velcen
Harley
Stock Bikers Ug Pore Card Of Thanks
Whipple save they are giving him all aid possible will resume inquiry Monday or Tuesday. Card of thanks extends sincere gratitude to friends for kindness and empathy during the recent elena as Uh Maui William.
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New York
Joni Sherman
Tle
Eal
Walt Ook
Earhange
Mwood
Elena
Remarnable Prison Reconviction Shocks Country
A damaged report describes a prisoner named Pomeroy, once sentenced to death for murder, having commuted to life confinement after years of attempted reform. Governor Metall granted a commutation, allowing study and possible parole as the inmate ages, with parole-like prospects shaded by a prolonged legal and moral debate.
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Aamedtane
Pomeroy
Charleston
Murter
Momercy
Metall
Vertoe
Dewenerace
South
Boston
Airthete
Thie City
Sven Lanensens
Government Limits Beer Output for Next Year
London authorities ordered a reduction in beer production to 70 percent of prewar output. Only about 1,060,000 barrels will be brewed next year, a policy stated as temperance aimed at rationing. Baron Devonport defended the rule as prudent restraint.
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Londies
Jenő
Maren Devongert
Baron Devonport
Spannell Faces Charge in Wife Killing Case
Harry Spannell appeared to testify in a murder case charging him with killing his wife. He described meeting Butler and lingering suspicions about betrayal, noting plans to go riding with Spannell and the woman in question. The trial raised questions about motive and relationships as the court heard his statements.
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Angelo
Jan
Baery
Spannell
Calanal
Pannel Corie
Spannett
Butler
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