Villista followers killed in Durango clash with federal troops
Sixty four followers of Francisco Villa were killed in the Ojaman district of Durango during a battle with federal troops, according to a statement at the Mexican consulate in Galveston. The exact date of the engagement was not released.
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More Millions For War Minerals Men
Relief for war minerals producers is proposed in a joint resolution in Congress. It notes $8,500,000 already provided to cover net losses from chrome, manganese, tungsten and other metals, while claims of more than $45,000,000 are said to be filed.
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British C i to Become Marshals
General FB. H. H. Alrenby formerly led British forces in Palesting and served as high commissioner for Egypt and Sudan and Lieutenant General Sir Herbert Plumer commanded the second British army. They have been raised to the rank of field marshal. Drs. Furry & Ireland have moved their offices to the new Hynyds Building Suite 210.
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Palesting
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Sudan
Herbert Plumer
Ralami
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Furry
Frontier Park Race Card Brims With Odd Bets and Notes
A chaotic, typo filled race card from Frontier Park lists multiple horses with faint jottings on form. It mentions horses like LADY HARRIGAN and MILTON ROBLEM, notes workouts and possible contenders, and hints at rough betting expectations across seven races including a one mile feature.
Official Overnight Entries for Race Three
Overnight entries list three year old and up horses in Race 3. Entrants include Libhlea Joe and Yukon with details on saddlecloth numbers and times. the page lists several names and numbers as part of the program and horses in training.
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Es Lancy Hartigan
Lottie Leo
Joe
Nationwide rail shopmen strike warns wage rise bid
Union officers report a nationwide walkout of railroad shop workers starting at 10 this morning to press wage increases retroactive to 1918 or 1919. About 35 000 in the midwest and southeast join, despite international officers urging restraint. Two thousand Chesapeake and Ohio shops at Huntington also strike over delayed wage agreement.
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Chicago
Wil Wilson
Congress
Chicago Distriot
Federated Shopmen's Union
Middle West
Washington
Associated Frees
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
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