Nogales Braced for Bold Defense as Cavalry Routs
March 12 Nogales Sonora faces constitutionalistas threat. 1,000 rebels confront 800 federals. General Ojeda marches from Agua Prieta. Captain Smith readies troops from Fort Hutchuck. A six-car rail convoy and machine gun platoon are en route.
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Nogales
Constitutionalistas
Sonora
Obregon
Kosterlitzky
Federal Rurales
Smith
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Hutchuck
Institutionalistas
Federals
Ojeda
Agua Prieta
Fort Hulchaca
Menico City
Venuatinano Carranza
Coahuila
Lampazo
Nueva Leon
War Department
Aubert
Blazquez
Anaya
Davilla
Lampazos
Carranza
Mexico City
Home Labor Slogan Urges Cheyenne Built by Local Trade
The Cheyenne Trades and Labor Assembly adopted resolutions praising home labor for home building. It asserts local workers and firms can handle construction from milling to brickwork, plumbing, and stone, urging public support for local industry and material prosperity.
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Cheyenne
Trades and Labor Assembly
Insular
Mare
Denthon
Tight Trousers Return in 1913 Chicago Fashion
Chicago styles for 1913 feature tight coats tight trousers and tight vests for fashionable men as the Chicago Society of Merchant Tailors reviews trends at the La Salle Hotel. Black and white cheviots with checks or stripes lead the prevailing suitings while opishness and flashy gloves are discouraged.
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Chicago
Chicago Society of Merchant Tailore
Hotel la Salle
First New York Railways Employee Store Opens
The New York Railways company to open its first employee store tomorrow offering grocery meat and fish at cost with prices cut about 34 1 3 percent. Five more stores will follow monthly with goods sold only to employees and family. The firm expects a $15000 loss per store in the first year.
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New York
New York Railways Company
Ed Jokerst Switches to Waterloo in Central Association
Ed Jokerst leaves Grand Island after two Nebraska State League seasons to join Jay Andrew's Waterloo team in the Central association this year.
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Ed Jokerst
Grand Island
Jay Andrew
Waterloo
Extra Session Postponed As Tariff Revision Bills Move Ahead
Washington March 12 The senate steering committee adjourned with unfinished committee lists. Senator Owen of Oklahoma may chair the new banking and currency panel. President Wilson pressed to delay the extra session at least a week to allow more tariff bill work. Underwood urged the April 1 date for the session and suggested tariffs be the first focus.
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Washington
Democratic Committee
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Banking and Currency Committee
Wilson
Congress
Underwood
Ways and Means
House
White House
Oodrman
Noath Carolina
Randall
Texas
Cannon
Vance McCormick
Newlands
Nevada
Hay
Virginia
Pepper and Kirkpatrick
Iowa
Wayne McVeagh
Henry St. George Tucker
Richmond
Repreeinntative Sims
Ten- Hess
Publicity Law Push Urged by Burleson in High Court Fight
Washington March 12 The Postmaster General Burleson urges rapid enforcement of the publicity law pending Supreme Court action. Final notices threaten publication denial within ten days for noncompliance. About 2 percent of publications have filed reports, with delinquents including large daily papers in major cities.
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Washington
Aupreme
Burleson
Sla
Cieneral
Aduyle
Postmaster General
Moston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
At. Lowe
Order Éithea
Publicbere
Preacher Loses Childs Custody In Alimony Case
New York March 12 A clergy man Rev M Podin and his wife sought relief from an unhappy marriage. Justice Davis awarded the wife seven dollars weekly in alimony and custody of their daughter. Podin challenged the separation since 1903 and accused his wife of false charges while she claimed non support. The case includes a personal letter from Podin to his wife on their daughter's birthday referencing their child Rosetta.
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New York
Supreme Court
M. Podin
Avenue Presbyterian
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Church
Board of Trustees
Rosetta
Unclear OCR Title Incomplete
An unreadable OCR snippet notes a marriage involving an actress and a businessman with signatures on a contract with a club named Glante, reported before the baseball season opener. The text is garbled and many names and details are illegible.
Famine and Disease Force Surrender of Adrianople Soon
Reports from Sofia say Adrianople will fall within days as Bulgarian and Servian forces seize Hertanta ria and capture 420 prisoners. Shukri Pasha warns defenders face dwindling supplies and disease. Turkey debates peace terms as Nazim’s murder fuels unrest. Belgrade notes Balkan allies demand surrender of Adrienople fortresses and Aegean islands plus war indemnity as condition for mediation.
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London
Sofia
Tiurkin
Adrianople
Beslegere
Hertantaria
Sach
Besroged
Nagim Pasha
Turkey
Nazim
Mussulman
Belgrade
Servia
Balkan
Adrienople
Aegean Sea
Secret vaccine reveal delayed by Friedmann refusal
Government tests of the Friedmann cure may be postponed as Friedmann refuses to disclose his vaccine dosage. Surgeon General Dane holds the secret until government physicians see patient improvement. In Ottawa, Dr. Friedmann claims 29 years of work on a turtle-origin bacillus that became non virulent after transplantation.
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Ojeda
Huerta
Runnig
Douglas
Galles
Constitutionalistas
Washington
Friedmann
Curt
Dane
Ottawa
Canadian Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Wyoming Weather Plays Snow and Cold Spell
The Weather Bureau in Washington reports snow and sharply colder conditions in Wyoming with a cold, brisk north wind forecast for Thursday and Friday.
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Washington
Wyoming
Jackson to Face Smuggling Trial for Diamond Necklace
Chicago officials announce Jack Johnson will be tried April 7 on a smuggling of a diamond necklace charge. A separate white slavery case is slated for later.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Altitude Record Is Again Broken by French Aviator
Paris reports a new world altitude record at the Bue erodrone where French aviator erregon rose to 6,000 meters in a monoplane. The list shows historic records from 1908 to 1918 with names such as Wright, Latham, Johnstone, Lemagueux, Perragon and heights ranging from 1,000 to 15,776 feet.
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Paris
Bueerodrone
Erregon
W. Wright
Lathan
Johnstone
Acti—Gattur
Eestate
Lemagueux
Perragon «Variences
Mrs Isabel Gordon Curtis Publishes New Novel
Mrs Isabel Gordon Curtis wife of travel editor Curtin and member of the Republican congressional committees has released a new novel titled The Lapse of Spock Walworth detailing a fictional tale set in political circles.
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Min Curtin
Travele Curtin
Derary
Republican Congressional Committees
Spock Walworth
Police and Vultures Claim in Gambler King Testimony
Herman Michels known as the king of gamblers testified before the grand jury in New York on March 12. He said police corruption followed the Rosenthal murder and that he paid bribes totaling 200 dollars monthly. He alleged three police officials watched his gambling house and allowed it to continue. District Attorney Whitman said Harlem dives and gamblers paid a quarterly quarter of a million dollars in bribes yearly.
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Carlisle
England
Wilson
White House
George W. Guthrie
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Overman
North Carolina
Whitehead Kluttz
Salisbury
Brazil
New York
Dudley Field Malone
O'Gorman
John Purvey Mitchell
Gardner
Maine
Burke
North Dakota
Herman Michels
Grandary
Tedd
Rosenthal
Harlem
Whitman
Pope Pius Shows Steady Improvement In Health
Rome March 14 Pope Pius continues to improve as medical bulletins report steady progress. The Vatican confirms the pontiff’s condition is becoming more stable and improved since the latest updates.
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Rome
Pius
Phyaloe
Make Men Good and Girls Will Be
Chicago reports letters from women of the underworld mocking the senate committee. A signer KO DR. Ll says women are tempted by men, not employers, and recounts coercion and layoffs. Other letters blame low wages and harassment, urging moral reform and warning of social pressure on daughters.
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Chicago
Senate Vice Committee
KO DR. Ll
Ifvie
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