War floud loomed as Insurrecto moves eyed
San Antonio reports a six to seven thousand recruit demand and Gen Carter order for rapid movement. Insurrecto leader Caricristi warned of possible US intervention by May 1 if order is not restored, while he urged capturing Chihuahua to secure railroad links. Federals destroy a grist mill at Colonia Juarez and prisoners in Casas Grandes await State Department action. M C A troops and circus tent plan await, with headquarters sought at San Diego.
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San Antonio
Mar
Carter
F. Caricristi
United States
Mexico
Caricristi
Madero
Cariscristi
Taft
Chihuahua
Lummantour
Mexico City
Linmantour
Siessine
Casas Grandes
State Department
Colonia Juarea
Moffat's Body Laid At Rest In Colorado
Denver March 23. Business paused as thousands filed by the coffin of David H. Moffat after two hours in state at the capitol. Funeral services halted transit and banking, with nearly all shops closing. The body was placed in a vault awaiting Mrs. James A. McClurg arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mar
David H. Moffat
Colorado
Moffat Road
Moffat
James A. McClurg
Dry farmers in Laramie county expand cultivation this year
Local hardware dealers report unusually high sales of dry farming equipment and cash purchases, signaling a surge in dry farming across Laramie county. The fall and winter influx of dry farmers continues from Iowa and other eastern states, with merchants expecting strong trade through summer and fall.
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Laramie County
Wyoming
Editor Declines Duel Between Bee and Wasp Editors
New Orleans May 22 editors of the Bee and Wasp two French papers will not fight a duel. M Baron celli editor of the Wasp said the editor Capdeville of the Bee was injured by editorial stings but not worth a mortal combat and refused to engage in a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dupl
New Orleans
The
Bee
Wasp
M. Baroncelli
Capdeville
Western Men Plan a Campaign for Building Up the Country
The Western Development Association executive committee meets in East Lake City March 28 and votes to call an Omaha gathering October 1 to 18 inviting all ten states congressmen. Governors, railroad officials, and commercial clubs will attend. a campaign to route travel through Omaha is planned and W A Campbell will act as executive secretary.
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East Lake City
Mar
Western Development Aasociation
Oma
Congress
Bers
Dever
Washington Development
Canada
Bates
U Omaha
Omaha
Ruarteres
Association
W. A. Campbell
Safe View
Another legal tangle in Mrs Eddy estate unfolds
Concord N H March 28 John B Baker claims a grand nephew status and seeks to intervene in the Eddy will suit. He argues if the residuary clause to the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston is invalid, he would share as next of kin. Other bakers, including George W Baker of Manchester, filed similar petitions.
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Concord
N. I
Mra
Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
John B. Baker
Baker
Mra. Eddy
Henry M. Baker
Eddy
George W. Glover
Lead, D
EB. J. Foster Eddy
Waterbury
Oddy
George W. Baker
Manchester
Mre. Hody
Destructive City Fire Ravages Homes and Churches
A massive blaze in Colon on March 28 destroyed fifty homes and three churches. Firefighters from the Canal zone aided in containment. dynamite was used to keep the fire from spreading toward the canal. Several lives are reported lost and the loss totals about three hundred thousand dollars.
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Colon
Mar
Canal Zone
Mexican and Mexicanos cross lines into Texas report
A report from Presidion Texas notes an invasion by a rural ac company from Ojinaga into United States soil. Seventy Turtles crossed the Rio Grande west of Ojinaga, entering U S territory several miles behind insurgent lines. Federals suffer casualties near Canada ranch as rebels ambush.
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Presidion
Tex
Mar
Ojinaga
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande Ford
Canada Ranch
Ofisga
Bisbee
Cananes
Juan Cabra
Chiapas
Rabicaora Paes
Torreon
Casalllas
Refugio Vienda
Chicago
War Department
Trial of Pamarr Provokes Fury in Italian Court
In Viterbo Italy on March 23 the Camorra murder trial sparked chaos as prisoners cursed and rioted in court after a ring linked to the crime was shown. Guards suspended proceedings amid hysteria as defendants and supporters clashed with officials.
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Viterbo
Italy
Giuséppe Salvi
Gennaro Cuccolo
Bianchi
Camorra
Balvi
Blanch
Cuoccdo
the Board of Attor
C A C Players Banquet Ends Cheyenne Basketball Season
The Cheyenne C A C basketball club marked the close of its season with a banquet and smoker at Keefe hall. Oscar Lamm received special honors along with Van Mouton Klett Hawes Meluerney James and Manager Blorie who acted as toastmaster. Gifts included maroon awaited sweaters with a white A C emblem as players and guests enjoyed the evening and social time.
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Cheyenne
Keefe Hall
Oscar Lamm
Thome
Lamm
van Mouton
Klett
Hawes
Meluerney
James
Blorie
Hoge
Iowa Man Invents Parker Universal Leaf Ticket
Ottumwa Iowa March 23 The millenium arrives for rail and ship passengers with William Parker s Universal Leaf Ticket a compact booklet used across roads and transfer companies The leafs name the line and stations while conductors stamp it The machine bound ticket is durable and promises to replace bulky ribbon tickets and cases in offices
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Ottumwa, Ta
William 5S. Parker
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Airrou
Burlington
Parker
Tt Ie
Beatrice Baldwin Appeals Baldwin Estate Suit
Beatrice Anita Baldwin plans to revive her appeal in Los Angeles court over $2,500,000 from the estate of her alleged father B J Baldwin. Judge Rives had ordered the jury verdict for the defense, and the attorneys indicate they will file an immediate notice of appeal.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Beatrice Anita Baldwin
B. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Rives
Tifa
Confederate Veterans Offer Service to Nation
Washington reports Secretary of War Dickinson, a southern native, addressed a Fort Worth Texas Confederate veterans group praising pacific aims and self sacrifice. He said there is no reason to expect the United States will soon engage in hostilities with other nations.
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United States
Washington
Mar
Dickinson
Cox Trial Postponed Again in Ohio Turmoil
Cincinnati March 24 The circuit court enjoined Judge Frank M Gorman from presiding over the Cox trial pending a ruling on whether the Cox affidavit alleging bias removes the case from Gormans court Within an hour after the air court injunction prosecutor Henry T Hunt filed an affidavit charging bias and seeking the judges removal The motion will be heard before Chief Justice Taggart
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Cincinnati
Circuit Court
Frank M. Gorman
George B. Cox
Cox
Gorman
Aircust
Peter Swing
A. Smith
Henry T. Hunt
Juatloe Taggart
Five Defendants Sentenced to Prison in Stolen Postage Case
Wichita news reports that all five defendants in the postage stamp theft case were sentenced today. Banker L G Nafleger received a $6000 fine and prison term. former object Frank Burt drew $1000 fine and fifteen months. John Analoo got $1000 fine and prison time. each defendant received additional penalties totaling five years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kas
Mar
L. G. Nafleger
Frank Burt
Jobm Analoo
Roosevelt dodges camera at UC Charter Day rally
Col Roosevelt addresses 6 000 at University of California Charter Day urging higher education. At a student rally he praises Rugby on the coast and condemns eastern intercollegiate play. He refus es to be photographed when a photographer nears a hotel lobby with triplets and their parents.
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Berkley
Cal
University of California
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Col. Roosevelt
M. E. Beven
Orena
Reena
Ramona
Rebellion Spreads Across Northern Mexico Report
News from Monterey dated March 23 notes revolts spreading through Tamaulipas Nuevo Leon Coahuila bordering Texas from Chihuahua to the gulf. An impartial inquirer concludes the unrest awaits a favorable moment to become open revolt.
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Monterey
Mexico
Mar
Tamaulipas
Neuyo Leon
Coquila
Texas
Chihuahua
Gulf
Cheyenne Cars Worth Half a Million
Cheyenne has an estimated 260 licensed cars, about sixty new machines added in ten months. With average prices near 1000 dollars, the city’s automotive investment approaches 500000. Report notes border tensions and Mexican unrest affecting U S policy and supply lines.
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Cheyenne
Wife Claims Husband Sold Their Children for One Dollar
Philadelphia reports Mrs. Mary Gy gian of 117 South Lee street says her husband sold her and their three children for 1 to Maalatrate Hughes. She fears he may reappear and force her back home. Officers verified her story. the children, cold and starving, were found in the home. Hughes provided money for food and the case awaits further action.
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Philadelphia
Mary Gygian
South Lee Street
Maalatrate Hughes
Bee
Wald
Eaid
Gage
Joe
George
Ulndle
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Biles
San Diego
Moffats
Empire Builder
U. S
Noyes
Offeult Court
Cotton Pool
James A. Patten
By. Beales
Frank B. Payne
Brown
Robert Thompa
Pamarr
C.A.C
Iowa
Teddy
Idelman
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Texac
Ti Fa
National Railroad
Mex Se
Neuyo Laredo
International
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Revolutionary Junta
Department of State
Ding
el Paso
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