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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1916

Page

7

Battle reports of Villa raid near Columbus New Mexico

Telegraph accounts describe five battles between U S cavalry and Villa bandits near the border. Casualties include an unnamed private killed and Capt Adjt George Williams wounded as U S troopers press the pursuit of Villa across the border. Villa’s forces reportedly attacked Columbus causing civilian and military deaths and extensive looting.

Columbus N. M D. ewLate H. J. Slocum Villa Adjt George Williams

Carranza and Uncle Sam Plan Joint Action on Mexico

Washington reports support for Slocum's cavalry pursuit of Villa bandits into Mexico after Columbus raid. Officials say no invasion and troops will be withdrawn after the mission. Dispatches note readiness of Seventh Cavalry and machine gun units to move, with Columbus and Douglas scenes ongoing.

Columbus N. M U. S. Cavalry Col Slocum Villa United Stales Uncle Sam United States

Mexican says Americans be patient on Villa hunt

Mexican acting foreign minister Marcelo Daviles appeals to the American people for patience. He links Villa as the common enemy and outlaw, vowing vigorous efforts to pursue him and avenge his acts.

Mexico City Marcelimo Daviles Carranza Villa Earth

Pershing Reports Villa Led Expedition Through Camp

General Pershing in Port Miss reported Villa commanded the force advancing on Columbus. A Slocum report cites 500 to 7,000 attackers. Eleven Mexican dead in the clash, plus 2% total killed. Four enlisted men, one officer, and seven enlisted men wounded. Prisoners say Villa vowed to kill all Americans as he retreats into the southeast hills.

Washington, D. C Pershing Eighth Infantry Port Miss KP Taso War Department Willy Columbus Villa

Child Mother Shot Is Dead Grand Junction Tragedy

Hettie Turnbow six year old daughter of Mrs J O Turnbow died in Moab Utah after her mother killed two of her children wounded Hettie and then shot herself J O Turnbow the father is awaiting trial on a murder charge tied to an alleged affair with his wife The case hinges on a letter left at the time of the shooting.

Grand Junction Colo Hettie Turnbow J. O. Turnbow Hettie Moab Utah Clyde Balfley Turnbow

Britain Calls Married Men for Service Proclamation

London reports that newspapers announce a proclamation to call married men ages 37 to 36 to serve next week, with the order issued by authorities.

Britain London

French drive Germans back before Verdun

Paris reports German assaults near Douaumont and Vene repulsed after heavy artillery and infantry attacks. Officials say defenders repelled attackers who had penetrated the village of Vaux as battles raged in the Verdun sector.

Verdun Paris Douaumont Vene Prench Vaux Verdus Berlin London War Office Pearse Veur

Washington weighs effect of Villa raid on Columbus action

In Washington on March 9 President Wilson and Secretary Lansing debated whether to inform President Carranza of Mexico about Villa and his forces raid on Columbus New Mexico and seek permission to send American troops across the border. Officials favored swift decisive action to punish Villa, with a prepared memorandum to present the case to Carranza if needed.

Washington Fall of New Mexico Ei Paso Slocum Thirteenth Cavalry Columbus Mexico Judres Mensage Villa Colonis Fall Mondell Wyoming United States Carranza N. M Lansing Curranga Washington, D. C Ville Wilson Lanng Baker

The Dead and Wounded: Names From The Incident

The list shows the dead and wounded from a recent incident. The dead include Walker, A. L. Ritchie, Walton Walker, Moore, M A Dobbs, Kendyall, and others. The wounded include Private Jesse P T Taylor and several named soldiers from Troops F L K M and others.

Walker A. L. Ritchie Walton Walker James Moore Dean Miller Jesse Pt, Taylor Theodore Kalzorke Michael Bermagel Boln Yarborough James Venner John Keogh O, Benson

Roosevelt Declines Presidential Nomination In Primaries

In a Port of Spain statement New York’s Theodore Roosevelt says he does not wish or consent to any state primary nomination and declines to be a candidate in Massachusetts or any other state races He adds he will not permit factions to campaign for him despite possible wartime draft service and honors the country above politics.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Port of Spain Trinidad Henry L. Stoddard New York Evening Mail Howeveer Massachusetts Nebraska Minnesete Michigan Howe

Felix Diaz Reported Hiding in New Orleans

Washington dispatch says four state department agents know Felix Diaz the Mexican revolutionary leader is concealing himself in New Orleans and that he has not landed in Mexico with an armed expedition as some reports claimed.

Washington State Department Felix Diaz New Orleans Mexico

Steamer Cuts Tug in Hampton Roads Collision

In Hampton floods at 0:30 a.m. today, the Old Dominion Line passenger Heather Madison struck the tug Dantel P. Willard near Newport News Virginia. The tug sank in two parts with loss of life.

Newport News Old Dominion Line Heather Madison New York Norfolk Dantel P. Willard Hampton

Senate Passes Aviation Probe Resolution in San Diego

The Senate approved the Robinson resolution for a congressional investigation into the army aviation service amid charges against the aviation station at San Diego. The measure moves to the House for action.

Washington Senate Aviation Service of the Army San Diego House

Austria Plans Bold Blockade Break via Allied Waters

Austria prepares a Delmation Tribuna case to reverse the blockade aims by using German vessels Uoeben and Bresian to force Allied action in the Adriatic and reach the Dardanelles. The plan seeks to open a route to Turkey as pressures rise amid Ottoman and German naval moves.

Austrias Dradguughia Uoeben Bresian Dardanelles Turkey Bleck

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U.S Bulletin Bishke Ariz Tenth United States Cavalry Fort Huachuca Douglas Urey J. J. Moore Marques Pancho Villa Pablo Lopes Leutenant Garry M. M Elixe Arredondo Merion Larnt Pines The Associated Press Says Pershing Punish Villa Gina Bay Lincoln Keb Hasel Holcomb Bere Bie M. A. Dobbs Frank T, Kendyall Paul Simon Thomas Butler Harry Wikdall Fred A. Griffin Joan Nievergelt Roosevelt Austria Artty Claude End
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