Villa With 1,000 Men Prepares Campaign At Santa Ana
Arrivals report General Francisco Villa gathering 1,000 troops at the Babricora ranch near Santa Ana, taking 600 horses for mounts and slaughtering cattle for provisions. Mexican officials mention possible representations to General Pershing over the El Paso soldier shooting, with Pershing deferring to a fuller inquiry.
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EL Pago
Tex
Madera
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Santa Ana
Babricora Ranch
Hearst
Juidrez
Pershing
United States
Port Biles
Harrien
el Paso
Marabal
Free Atlas Theater Tickets For Civil War Veterans
The Leader with Atlas theater and Birth of a Nation producer arrange free admission for all Civil War veterans on remaining performances. Veterans may claim two passes by visiting The Leader. eligibility covers Confederate and Union service. The film promises realistic battle scenes with sounds and emotional volleys.
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Thomas Heaney
Atlas Theater
Ireland
Atlas
Bryan Says He Will Not Follow Wilson To Middle East
Miami January 24 William J Bryan states he has no intention of following President Wilson on his trip into the Middle East He explains he plans to leave for Lincoln to attend a birthday party and to make speeches along the way but the trip will have no connection with the President and his preparedness speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
William J. Bryar
Wilton
Hy ‘Otended
Lincoln
Convention Plans for Republican National Event in Chicago
Preliminary plans approved by the arrangements committee for the Republican national convention to be held in Chicago on June 7 after talks with Fred, the chairman of the local committee.
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Chicago
Fred “. Whem
United States backs Philippine independence within four years
Washington January 24 The Wilson administration favors granting independence to the Philippines in not less than two nor more than four years. Senator Keckock discussed the provision with the president and it is understood the administration supports it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Phippines
Kchcock
Fall from 14-story pall leaves one alive in Chicago
Mira Minnié Werner, 24, a stenographer at Hallway Ake Gazette, reportedly from the sixteenth floor of the Dearborn Street building, survived a fall today when an auto truck loaded with paper boxes broke her descent.
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Chicago
Mira Minnié Werner
Ake Gazette
Aportation
Dearborn Street
One Dead One Dying and Seven Hurt In Auto Crash
Report from Ver Colo states May Holowey 20 Johnstown farmer died at Longmont hospital from a crash near Mahond Herrley when the car driven by Miss Bela veered and overturned. Injured include Jocy Bele 22 and others. Charles Houseley hospitalized with paralysis after a second crash near Littleton courthouse.
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Colo
May Holowey
Johnstown
Mina
Connie Nor
Berthoud
Wigries
Hellowar
Oroken Andre
Charles Houseley
Littleton Howgltal
Littleton Court House
Houseley
Pred Foote
Wiliam Grebb
Littleton
Bert
Littletone
Walles
Fred Lobry
Bein
Mise Mureh
Holloway
Water danger as Yuma recedes amid flood fears
In Yuma the waterline has fallen but the city faces collapse risk if flood-affected structures fail for days. Elsewhere homestead openings in Nebraska are set for March 24 as government actions loom. Pollentia sinks off Cape Race with crew rescued, and Union Pacific head Mohler recovers from skating accident.
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Yuma
Candalfo Lote
Halifax
N. S
Cape Race
RAPTOS: Nurse attempts mercury poisoning and collapse
In Roswell New Mexico Mrs C A Carvers a trained nurse employed by Dr Johnson ingested nine grains of mercury and hid the act until an hour later then collapsed in his office. Doctors fear she will die. In Roswell Pearl Cole and four other family members are hospitalized after a serious automobile crash near the city. In Washington inspectors arrest John Clarrison in San Antonio for a Baltimore and Ohio train holdup last October. In Pueblo Howard Taylor a 13 year old boy died after falling from a wagon at the hill near Union Station following a coasting accident.
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C. A. Carvers
Johnson
Roswell
N. M
Pearl Cole
Washington — Postoffice
San Antonio
Tex
John Clarrison
Baltimore & Ohio
Central Station
W. Va
Pueblo
Howard Taylor
Union Station
Yeaterday
13 Killed in Gas Plant Explosion at Buffalo NY
Explosion at Kelher Blowing plant in Buffalo destroys a frame building. Four nearby homes burned, three bodies recovered, four workers injured, seven missing believed dead, and school windows shattered. Estimated loss over 960,000 dollars.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Buffalo
N. Y
Mremen
Pole
Mying Glaeu
Gan Euglar
Cook returns from voyage with Borneo claim and peace delegation
Dr Frederick A Cook arrives in New York aboard the Kristiania fjord after a tour aimed at Everest. He says Borneo natives are not wild aside from head hunting and polygamy. Thirteen Ford peace delegates return with him, sharing tales of aboard a liner including a death in Copenhagen.
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New York
Borneo
Frederick A. Cook
Hner
Kristiania
Cook
Mount
Everest
India
P. T. Barnum
Ford Peace Party
Dr. Cook
Lloyd Bingham
Amelia Bingham
Copenhagen
Periling gales sweep Pacific port and seas
Severe weather grips the western third of the United States with rain snow and 94 mph winds along the northern Pacific coast. The Admiral Schley carrying about 100 aboard was reported safe and expected to reach port later today. Shipping faced danger as the Centralia steam schooner towed lumber and the Frank H Buck tanker reported steering trouble near Oregon. Austro Hungarian troops have seized Boutari Albania in a key northern town with 26 000 residents.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Pacific
Admiral Schley
Seattle
Centralia
Grays Harbor
Pacific Canal Steamship Line
Frank H. Buck
Associated
O11 Company
Cons Bay
Oregon
Jrout
Strikes Averted in Puerto Rico Labor Fray
Jan 24 Porto Rico reports serious general strikes by agricultural workers threatened at the opening of the sugar season have been averted. Local strikes are in regression and indications show laborers may not mobilize with the same mass as last year when over 40,900 participated.
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Ban Jlan
Porto Rico
Beason
Cheyenne Urged to Build Auditorium for National Conventions
Cheyenne seeks to replace a fire damaged theater with a modern auditorium to attract large conventions and dramatic productions. Civic leaders stress cooperation and rail access to lure the American National Live Stock association and Pioneer groups in 1917, banking on broad publicity and regional booster effort.
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Cheyenne
Opera House
Chevenor
Iportance Tiwi
Chinean
West
Middle West
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Puget Sound
Cheyenne Leads 1917 Livestock Convention Race
Cheyenne is leading in the race for the 1917 American National Livestock Association convention with Governor Jake B Kendrick directing the campaign. Salt Lake City stands as the only rival, while General John J Pershing aids the effort with a Wednesday Fort Hix military review. Ike Pryor of San Antonio is chosen as next association president.
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American National Live Stock Association
Cheyenne
el Maso
Tex
Kendrick
Tener Larve
Wyoming
EL Paso
Dan
Jake Bo Kendrick
Salt Lake City
Jobo
Pershing
Fort Hix
Ike Pryor
San Antonio
Tev
Neat
Woman Admits Persuading Mulatto to Flee With Her
Salt Lake City reports say Reymond Dodds and Mrs. Viola Hood surrendered to police declaring their elopement was voluntary. Dodds claimed Hood left San Diego of her own accord and denied any threats. Hood corroborated the story, saying they moved together for marriage and hid at a rooming house before seeking legal detainment. Police arranged inquiries with San Diego authorities to verify the flight.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Reymond Dodds
Viola Hood
San Diego
Balt Lake Clix
Dodds
Puller
Reon
Baldies
Hood
Potiee
Chiako
Rive
Tooming
Bell
Pathe
Bdviews
French Air Attacks on Monastir Reported by Allied Sources
Amsterdam dispatches describe a raid in Monastir with 45 French aircraft. The bombardment caused heavy damage and casualties as German forces attacked coastal targets and air defenses reported from Berlin to London. The account notes panicked populations and extensive shelling by heavy calibers. Further reports mention bombings near Ragland and London air attacks, with casualties and calls for improved defenses.
Tragic Train Crash Claims Three Crew Members
A freight train collision near Atlanta leaves three crew members dead and one missing. Authorities report a derailment with carriages toppled and investigations underway as rescuers search the wreckage and two stations coordinate aid.
Arizona Miners End Strike
An article notes the end of a miners strike in Arizona with details about parties and companies involved. It mentions multiple districts and the expected actions of other regions, including operator groups and local officials. The fragmentary report references injuries and fatalities related to mining activity and the broader labor dispute context.
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Gavira
General Pershing
Harrison
Chihuahua City
Enriques
Neuro Mundo
Carranza
Bryan
The
Philippines
Washington
North Platte
Nebraska
Omaha
A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific Railroad
Doc Cook
Austro-Huss
Scutari
London
Boutari
Albania
Steffani
Avene
American National Livestock Association
Mulatto
LOS Anghiles
Hare
Ray
Maud
Teuton
Nancy
Boa
Monastir
Vorfu
Amsterdam
Herlin
Berlin
Vin Sayville Wireless
Caval Weroglanes
Tower
Ragland
Atronautic
Louton
Petroghau
Den
Lave
Tirkioh Palllie
Androllan
Weritnes
Alow Wandard
Atlanta
Fleury
ARIZ
Chiptom
Avig
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