Submarine War Under Cover Promises Still Unclear
London editors critique Germany's submarine promises amid ongoing controversy. The Manchester Guardian warns U S policy hinges on two Wilson principles while Mediterranean outrages challenge protections for Americans and human law.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Manchester Guardian
Germany
America
Wilson
Mediterranean
Austria
Persia
Sanger Brothers Rep Opens New Sample Room in City
Joe Goldenberg of Sanger Brothers Dallas rents rear room of Tyler Haswell stone building and is fitting it as a modern sample room. He expects completion in a few days and asks friends and customers to call on him.
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Joe Goldenberg
Sanger Brothers of
Dallas
Tyler Haswell
Ie Stone
Goldenberg
Stacking Pea Vine Hay For Drying On Farm Ricks
Farm Demonstration Agent outlines a method to store pea vine hay in ricks using anchored posts and cross arms to form a three level scaffold. Layers of vine hay are piled between arms, then covered with sorghum or Johnson grass to shed rain and aid curing.
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A.W. Buchanan
General Huerta Dies in El Paso After Illness
General Victoriano Huerta former Mexican dictator died in El Paso at 10 p m after months of illness. He had fled Mexico and was briefly under arrest in the United States on neutrality law charges. Plans were made for burial in Mexico.
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Formr
Mexico
United States
Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
Diaz
la la
Francisco Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Huerta
Francisco de la Barra
Muerta
Felix Diaz
City of
Madero
Fat Rakeoffs for U S Employes
Bills introduced in both houses propose bonuses of at least six months' pay totaling 4 million dollars for civilian workers in the Panama Canal Zone who served before March 1914. Similar bonuses already exist for army navy and marine officers from the same period of service.
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Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Congress
Pastors Association of Bryan Elects Officers
The Pastors Association of Bryan met in special session at 10 o clock with Rev. C H Storey presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected: Rev. Chas T Tally president, Rev. C C Wheeler vice president, Rev. J Welch secretary, Rev. C H Storey treasurer. The meeting adjourned.
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Pastors’ Association of
Bryan
C.H. Storey
Intervention proposed to stay in Mexico until safe withdrawal
Washington Jan 14 Senator Works Republican offered a resolution for U S intervention in Mexico to remain until the government deems it safe to withdraw El Paso remains quiet after a riotous night martial law is in effect there
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Works
United States
Mexico
el Paso
Bryan Public Utilities Cash Statement for Year 1915
Bryan Public Utilities presents a classified cash receipts and disbursements statement for the year ending December 31 1915. The document notes 38 double accounts not included in 1913 and 1914 and shows a balance with the treasurer accounts. It promises a final balance sheet of 1915 after stock and material inventory, with chief clerk Tyler Haswell and Samuel Levy named as officials.
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Electric Current Inc
Osee
Tee Weere
Yeewes
Teeee
Peewee Wees
Jolly
Negro Troops Quelled After Honolulu Disturbance
Honolulu January 14 Associated Press reports 500 American negro troops raided the Tenderloin district wrecking white-run establishments. White troops overpowered them and the district is now under military control. No reason for the demonstration was announced.
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Honolulu
Tenderloin
Miss Wilson Operated on for Adenoids and Tonsils
Miss Margaret Wilson underwent surgery Thursday in Philadelphia removing adenoids and enlarged tonsils. The operation was pronounced highly successful.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Margaret Wilson
Beach, ex-Corpus Christi figure, shot dead in ambush
Alpine Texas Jan 14 D Beach formerly prominent in Corpus Christi politics was shot and killed instantly while eating supper by an assassin who fired through a window striking the spine at the neck. Beach had come to Alpine after being freed from charges of election frauds and was well known locally.
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IBY Associated Press
Alpine
Tex
Generals Rodriguez and Almeida Executed in Madera
El Paso reports that Generals Jose Rodriguez and Almeida were executed at Madera after capture by Carranza forces. Official advices dated January 14 indicate the two officers were executed shortly after arrival.
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Almeida
Carranza
Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Jose Rodriguez
Madera
Gen Jose Rodriguez and followers captured near Madero
El Paso January 13 reports say Gen Jose Rodriguez Villa commander and more than forty followers were captured after a pitched battle by Mexicans and Americans near Madero. Villistas had burned railroad bridges when Marimiano Marquez's forces struck. about forty followers were reported executed. Later reports denied Rodriguez executed eighteen Americans.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Jose Rodriguez
Villa
Madero
Villistas
Hearst
Babrocora
Marimiano Marquez
Rodriguez
Fire Burns Colonial Hall At Kidd-Key College In Sherman
Sherman Texas Jan 3 Colonial Hall one of the Kid Key college buildings was burned today. No one was inside though thirty girls used it as a dormitory. Children on the lower floor were marched out safely in a routine fire drill.
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Associated Press
Sherman
Tex
Colonial Hall
Kid-Key College
McQueen Granted Bond After Colonial Theater Shooting
Will McQueen, an African American man, was charged with assault with intent to murder after a Tuesday night shooting of Dr. W. Hooks near the Colonial Theater. He was released on $750 bond by Sheriff Nunn. Hooks remains hospitalized at Bryan Hospital, listed as slightly better but with limited recovery hope.
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Will McQueen
Hooks
Colonial Theater
Nunn
Bryan Hospital
Mexican Ambassador Says Quick Action Against Villistas
The Mexican ambassador told Secretary Lansing that a rapid military response would be taken against Villistas in Chihuahua. He expressed regret over the massacre of eighteen Americans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lansing
Villistas
Chihuahua
Tremors Felt as Two Large Quakes Rattle Central America Belief
Washington dispatch reports two heavy earthquakes lasting about an hour were recorded by the Georgetown University seismograph early today. Authorities believe the shocks originated in Central America and were felt in the area.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Central America
El Paso Sees 18 Americans Killed in Mexican Raid
Bodies of eighteen Americans killed near Santa Ysabel Chihuahua arrived in El Paso and will be sent to relatives. A circulated petition asks Theodore Roosevelt to urge a more vigorous U S policy toward Mexico following the outrages.
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el Paso
Tex
Santa Ysabel
Chihuahua
Villa
Madera
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Mexico
Roosevelt
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