Desperate Fighting Forges On in Mexican Conflicts
Desperate 50 hour fighting between 1500 constitutionalistas and 1500 federals at Parral Chihuahua ends with rebels driven back. In Nogales, Ambassador Simpich warns against endangering American lives as Obregon proclaims chief command of Sonora insurgents. Ojeda faces siege as Agua Prieta forts endure. Cabral advances toward Nogales with 600 troops.
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AL Paso
Tex
Parral
Chihuahua
Nogales
Obregon
Kostorlitzky
Sovora
Frederick Simpich
Onsul
Sonora
Kosterlitsky
Iis
Atray Dueuete
Austria Warns Servia Not to Aid Montenegro
Servia and Austria clash over military aid to Montenegro during the Balkan War. Vienna demands recall of Servian troops aiding the siege of Scutari near the Montenegrin frontier, warning Servia not to assist the Montenegrins against the fortress. The dispute heightens European calls for a cautious adjustment.
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Austria
Servia
Montenegro
Nelgrade
Europe
Artress
Bentari
Baron Bon Ugron von
Seutari
Kingdom of
Montelegro
Nicholas Solunge
Scutar
Albania
Adya
Adriatic
Dirame
Mareh
Arae
Aaelet
Souart
Suffragettes Sentenced for Petition to King in London
Five suffragettes who tried to reach the king with petitions were jailed 21 days to a month after arraignment at Bow Street. They refused sureties and faced charges of obstructing police as orders were given to stop petitions to the king on his way to Parliament. Two others received a month for breaking windows at the Home Office.
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London
Bow Sireet
Wilson Faces Policy Toward Huerta Regime
Washington March 11. A Mexican embassy nomination prompts a policy debate on recognizing the Huerta regime. Wilson's diplomats weigh formal recognition as Wilson contemplates receiving a new ambassador. Meanwhile War Secretary Garrison discusses withdrawing border troops to avoid clashes with Mexican forces. Carranza forces control Piedras Negras and threaten destruction. Debates over railway control and troop dispositions continue.
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Washington
Mexican Foreign Office
Emilio Rabasa
Senor Calero
State Department
Mexico
Wilson
Huerta
United States
Tasker H. Bliss
James Parker
First Cavalry Brigade
Yton
Tex
Dienatchae Te Cie
War Department
Piedras Negras
Carranza
Aubert
Monclava
Wyoming Weather Forecast For Wednesday And Thursday
The Weather section reports rain or snow on Wednesday and Thursday in Wyoming with colder conditions expected in the eastern and southern portions by Wednesday night.
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Washington
Wyoming
Wilson outlines policy toward Central and South American republics
President Wilson declares one chief aim of his administration is fostering friendship with Central and South American republics through lawful government and peaceful cooperation. He says lasting peace requires order, respect for constitutional rights, and protection of private rights. The White House states the address is not aimed at any country while the State Department watches Mexico and Central American nations for signs of unrest and possible revolution.
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Washington
Wilson
Central
South American
Continents
United States
White House
South America
State Department
Mexico
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
San Domingo
Cuba
Salvador
Araujo
Central America
Soldiers of Fortune
Industrial Club Directors Draft Frontier Celebration Plans
Industrial club directors meet and discuss frontier celebration for 1913. Fred Hofmann and BH W Stone to meet Denver Union Pacific officials this week. Plans include inviting Weld and Laramie county commissioners and hosting Colorado guests at the Plains.
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Enfie Wikin
Fred Hofmann
BH. W. Stone
Denver
Union Pacific
Qrhe
Industrial Clinb
Industrial Club
Weld and
Lart
Mie County
Good Roads
Colorado
Plains
Citron Company
Cheyenne
Great Western Sugar Company
Ita
Horse Ereek
Ponto
Hinery
Indiana Automobile Makers Association
Hofmann
John L. Thorn, & & Pearleting and
Well, Reputt
Parade Ire Spurs Police Frazzle at Washington March
March 11 report shows police used to clear the parade route on March 4 for the suffrage procession. Edward Droop testified crowds shouted abuse as marchers faced jeers and crude remarks while officers struggled to keep order along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Wasilington
Senate
Rex
Sylvester
Pollcw
Washington
Edward & Droop
Washington Board of Trade
Pennsylvania Avenue
Janes Mythen
Clerayman
Paltimore
Mainand
Jeera
Wald
Tagles
Hell
Mythen
Mars Melvin
Vice Committee Probes Girls Environments In City
Chicago March reports show the vice commission recesses to study environments affecting girls including activities of photographers and writers. Governors of several states discuss reorganization while noting public concerns about morality and protection of youth.
Highland Colony Proves Cheyenne Center of Vast Farming District
The Highland colony near Cheyenne marks a dry farming boom with 50 000 acres settled by about 100 families. Each family brings roughly 1000 dollars in capital and spends around 600 dollars yearly, fueling Cheyenne’s economy as land holdings expand and spring crops loom.
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Highland Colony
Cheyenne
Nold
J. R. Carpenter
Merstg Brothers
Mederal Land and Securities Company
Highland
Wim
Highland Ecolony
ELOPERS FACE EACH OTHER AT LICENSE DESK
Frank Davis known as Bure faced a public scene at the Denver license desk when Otto Stoval arrived to wed Miss Fry of the Ladies Forgery. The couple Dusty and Lowder cast doubt on the marriage rumor while Barties deem the claim reliable. The couple live at 217 Past Nineteenth Street. The groom works in the Lahon Pacifie shops. the bride has spent months at the Toxeery.
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Denver
Mai
Frank Davis
Bure
Irene Snyder
Otto Stoval
Miss Fry
Dusty
Peat 0
Lowder
Barties
Miss Wry
Mr. Stoval
Minuteter
Nineteenth Street
Lahon Pacifie
Imre Iil Fa
Sieking
Toxeery
Cudahy Heir Wins Large Family Settlement in Contested Trust
Chicago March 1 Cudahy son wins a settlement from the Cudahy family totaling 1 500 0000 after disinheritance by the packer. The amount is placed in a true company for his benefit and his two children with the widow's one third excluded. The father holds life interests in some property while other portions pass outright or in trust for the children.
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Chicago
Duck” Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
Packer
God
Cudally
Appointments Not Confirmed By Senate
Washington reports show no confirmations as Senate opposition delays presidential picks. Senators Dockery, Roper, and Miwkenlee faced rejection while Monkhead pressed for Dockery’s confirmation amid partisan objections.
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Senate
Washington
Saiston
Lin Senate
C. Ruper
Aleaander , Dockery
James I Miwkenlee
Clewt
Abe
Menator Monkhead
Veurase
Uliiketew
South Carolina
Roper
Towuand
Mirlinnn
Cam To
Democrathe
Twelve Years in House but Dwight Never Spoke on Floor
Former New York representative John Dwight has returned to Dryden with a unique record a dozen years in Congress without a floor speech. His name rarely appeared, except during quorum events or roll calls, as he defended the idea that a speech is not required to serve. Dwight explains he could deliver a speech if needed but chose not to, reflecting on the House's dynamics and media coverage of his district.
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Nacozari
el Tigre
OjJeba
Agua Prieta
Mexico City
Miguel Samaniego
M. M. Diquez
Ojeda
Elias Calles
Colonia Morelos
Washington
John Dwight
New York
Dryden
Pwight
Ron Bimption
Hines
Dwishts
Dwight
Wil
Ibiwortuel
Hirouwat
Dietriet
Hepbiain Nes
Ailvaneer
Thia
Tevelie
Alvo
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Ariz
Secretary of War
Ojeba
Naco
Cananea
Magdalena
Sofiora
Hermosillo
Juan Cabral
Bervla
Rurales
Ding and
Iniety Weaternday
Jnipeligniorn
Waltrosaen
Michigan
Nebraska
G Commission
John J. Rockefeller, Jr
Paseily
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