Carranza orders bandits hunted as Yaqui troops reach zones
A Galveston bulletin reports General Obregon sending twenty thousand Yaqui warriors into Morelos and Oaxaca to fight Zapatistas. In Paso, two American prospectors were fatally harmed by Villista bandits near Piedras Negras, while a Villista execution of bandit Vallee near Joares is described to illustrate Carranza’s hard line against bandits.
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Galveston
Obregon
Morelos
Oaxaca
Zapatistas
Paso
Tex
Victor Mamillon
Chicago
Iert Simmons
Los Angeles
Pedrivone
Torreon
Simmons
Villistas
Mressage
Giain
Manuel Bacca Valles
Valles
Regine
Carranza
Valion
Reftein
Joares
Vallee
Hegino
Batform
Mien
Vallen
Senate debate on Mexico affairs and US policy
In Washington January 18 the Senate discussed US duties toward Mexican citizens and a Santa Yandel massacre intervention resolution was added. Republicans criticized President Wilson while Chairman Stone and others defended him as State Department officials prepared data for the foreign relations committee.
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Washington
Mexico
Madero
State Department
Santa Yandel
Wilson
World War Aftermath And Political Warnings Across U S
Reports from Washington Cincinnati London Warlington Buffalo and Dublin detail postwar mobilization calls for industry and agriculture warnings about agents tried to recruit U S militia units, a Ferris bill for 146 acre stock raising homesteads, and a suit for 5 million against aviation pioneer Glen Curtiss with Augustus M. Herring asserting owed royalties.
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Washington
Wyoming Should Get Busy Too In Postwar Farm Migration
An announcement from Durango Colorado reports 1 000 German farmers from Alberta and Manitoba provinces in Canada will move to southwestern Colorado and northern New Mexico. The move is linked to anti-Teacanle sentiment in Canada caused by the war. W Goff Black and co PF Braington of Antelope New Mexico announce the migration plan.
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Durango
Colo
Alberta
Manitoba
Canada
Colorado
New Mexico
W. Goff Black
Turks Taking Gannon From Gallipol
Paris dispatch reports Turkish forces advancing in the Gallipoli region after Austrian forces were drawn into trenches abandoned by Italians in the Oslavig sector following a fierce artillery duel and infantry clash.
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Gallipol
Paris
Oslavig
Explosion Investigations Trace Battery Gas Cause
The investigating board reports the E-2 submarine explosion at New York Navy Yard was caused by an excessive amount of hydrogen gas formed with air from Edison storage batteries. Officials cite uncertainty about battery conditions due to injuries to key witnesses.
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Washington, D.D. C
Edison
New York Navy Yard
Satur
Flood Warnings Cover Gila River Above Yuma
Flood warnings were issued for all points above Yuma on the Gila river as it rose rapidly. Bridges spanning the stream were endangered except the ocean to ocean highway bridges at Antelope Hill. The Colorado river was rising at Needles. orders were given to dynamite the Imperial Valley irrigation diversion dam to release pent up flood waters.
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Yuma
Ariz
Gila River
Antelope Hill
Colorado
Needles
Imperial Valley
Oil Fields Damaged by Overflow Disaster
A severe overflow caused massive damage to oil fields near Los Angeles. Six people were killed and property losses approached seven million dollars. The city faced near isolation as the event disrupted connections to the outside world.
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Los Angels
Cal
United Mine Workers Open Twenty Fifth Convention in Indianapolis
About 1,300 delegates welcomed President John P. White as the United Mine Workers began their twenty fifth convention in Indianapolis. The gathering will shape wage policy for some 500,000 miners across 14 states and Canada, with anthracite workers already filing demands. Delegates expect adoption of a base wage scale for bituminous fields and a coordinated district policy while balancing cautious leadership against radical wage pushes. War preparedness discussions also loom as resolutions on the topic are expected.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Canada
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Uinoii
West Virginia
Kentucky
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Anthracite
Wyoming Delegates at International Mine Workers Convention
The list names Wyoming delegates to the International Mine Workers Convention in Indianapolis. It notes organizers in unorganized fields seeking protection during strikes, urges continued campaigns, and cites concerns over divisions weakening the movement. The report references officials Hayes Wilson and the Colorado strike efforts and ends with a note to read on Page 5.
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Wyoming
International Mine Workers Convention
Indianapolis
T. K. Bynon
Prontier
Frank Trempe
Diamonlville
John Moore
Cumberland
Walter Short
Hasen
Birthe
Calomada
Prmitent
Uiltiene
Non-Union Coal Field Organizing Efforts Reported
Pragk J Mayes, vice president of the United Mine Workers of America, told delegates at the convention in Indianapolis that organizing in non union coal fields was hindered by industry low mood and a depleted treasury. He said the union maintains presence and aims to reach every area with the movement despite the two year downturn.
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Inimanapolis
Pragk J Mayes
United Mine Workers of America
Klayes
James Morgan Heads to National Miners Meeting
James Morgan secretary of district No 22 United Mine Workers of America left for Indiagapolia to attend the national meeting with Hon George Young guiding Cheyenne cities in his absence Young is a former two term state legislator from Sweetwater County and a prominent labor figure amid disputes and recent strain in the mining regions
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James Morgan
United Mine Workers of American
Indiagapolia
George Young
Cheyenne
Secretars Morgan Ie
Young
Cheyrenne
Sweetwater
Senate Debates Army Strength Plan in Congress
Washington January 18 Congress moves to shape a broad army strengthening program with a military policy for the nation. The Senate military committee and War Department reviews were summarized by Secretary Gates as Army experts prepare to present their views on allocation. President Wilson is pressed to avoid unnecessary expansion while questions about Jane Addams proposals and current expenditures are addressed.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
War Department
Gatriaon
Leas
Derrixon
Winson
Jane Addams
Socialist congressman defends U S against foreign attack
Representative Loudon the sole Socialist in Congress told the House that every Socialist in the United States would defend the country if attacked. He denounced the Secret Service cell and argued Socialists would defend the American flag if foreign forces attacked, urging unity under national defense.
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Washington
Loudon
Congress
Houde
Bo Therondon
O'Saunessy
Thode Mel
London
United States
Canal to open to largest ships on February 18
New York January reports Col. K F Glenn arrives on the Metapan and states the Panama Canal will open to the largest ships on February 18. He says canal officials had set January 7 as the start of preparations and noted a 20 foot deep channel at slide areas.
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New York
Jin
Pontin Canal
KF. Glenn
Metapan
Colon
Ponel Gleam
Canal Zone
Fire in Dergen Near End After Weeks of Blaze
Fire that raged in Dergen for several days was nearly out today with damage estimated at 20,000,000. Officials reported 100 buildings destroyed and three persons left hopeless. Aid from Chrivilania and Norwegen cities arrived to assist.
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Rkergen
Norway
Helief i
Chrivilania
METOCVEANT MARINE: TMM ADNEOVEA EY
The report notes President Wilson approved the new administration merchant marine bill and its early passage in the House this week.
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Wilson
Merchant Marine
Menenre
Unclear text on steel stock prize event and stock details
Damaged OCR fragment describes a steel stock prize by Mrs Gary and a bridge party. It mentions the Mayo Mikert MH event, a stock pile, and various names and figures but is largely illegible and incomplete.
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Gary
Povider
Weela
Whsirwan Gurs
Thud Pte Sipal Corporation
National labor leaders urge unity at congress meeting
In Washington the National Federation meeting heard stirring pleas for national preparedness. Samuel Gompers and other prominent speakers urged democracy in military matters and stressed resistance to tyranny as a basis for freedom, calling for inclusive representation in policy making.
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Washington, D. C
Jan
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