Villa Burns Bridges And Shoots All In Silent Advance
Washington reports General Cirrania has won permission to use the Mexican Northwestern railroad. A shipment of supplies to American forces in Mexico is expected to start from El Paso tomorrow. Pershing notes positions of advanced columns in Mexico, but headquarters with the southern department did not release specifics. Villa was last seen in the Santa Maria valley with friends, complicating scouts. Final preparations are being rushed at El Paso for the next phase.
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Washington, D. C
Villa
Cirrania
State Department
Mexico
el Paso
Pershing
San Antonio
Tex
Santa Maria
Santa Tomas
General Pershing
Temosachic
Dodd
Trains Crash Leaves Thirty Dead and Forty Injured
Reported wreck disrupts supply lines for American forces in Mexico with rail bridges burned from El Paso to Casas Grandes. Carranza limits shipments, Army officers fear inadequate fuel and food reach, while Villa reportedly moves toward Santa Tomas as Pershing advances.
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Mexico
Carranza
el Paso
Casas Grandes
Villa
Submarine Situation Most Serious For United States
Washington March 29 The administration views a German submarine warfare campaign as the most serious crisis since the war began. State Department agencies examine the Sussex explosion and sinkings of Manchester Engineer Englishman Eagle Point Tubanda and Patria, all with American citizens aboard, amid alleged German torpedoing. If Germany denies responsibility, the United States will proceed with investigations and a clear-cut issue.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
Europe
State Department
Sussex
Manchester
Eagle Point
Cheyenne Fans Organize City Baseball Team
A meeting at the Industrial club decided to form Cheyenne's baseball team for the Wyoming-Colorado league this summer with Jimmie Whalen named as pilot. A financing committee will fund the project and Whalen will receive a set salary while all profits go to the baseball commission. committee members are to be announced.
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Cheyenne
Jimmie Whalen
Whalen
Baseball Commission
Submarine War Sinks 70000 Tons of Shipping
The Daily Telegraph reports that since March 16 German submarines have sunk about 70,000 tons of shipping in under two weeks, with roughly one third of the losses aboard neutral vessels.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Senator Pittman Named to Foreign Relations Committee
WASHINGTON March 29 Senator Pittman of Nevada was elected to the vacancy on the foreign relations committee caused by the death of Beater Bhively of Indiana.
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Wastington
Marc
Pittman
Nevada
Beater Bhively
Indiana
Labor Directory Off the Press in Wyoming 5000 Copies
The first authorized directory of Wyoming labor unions by W A Milliken and A T McClintock is off the presses with 5000 copies to be distributed statewide. It lists executive officers and details of a consolidated Trades assemblies network, printed by the Cheyenne Printery as a quality publication.
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A. T. McClintock
Wyoming
Trades Assemblies
Peons Tear Up American Flag in Mazatlan Riot
Mexican crowds in Mazatlan tore up American flags and threatened Americans after learning of a punitive expedition tied to Vula. Local residents faced intimidation as unrest spread through the streets.
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Ban Mnhgo
Cal
Mazatlan
Vula
Expedition 10 Invasion Conspiracy Rocks Neutrality Claims
A historical report describes an alleged plan to invade Canada and disrupt railways bridges and public sites. The plot centers on German linked actors including Captain von Papen and associates connected to Washington and the Justice Department. Arrests and uncertain details follow the failed scheme amid contested loyalties and disputed witnesses.
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von Papen
Washington
Wellend Canal
von der Golta
Rena
Aesistante
Democratic State Committee Meets in Casper to Plan May Convention
The Democratic state committee gathered at the Plains hotel in Casper with full county representation. Chairman Hopkins presided as delegates debated rules for the May convention and discussed travel to Cheyenne for the event.
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Democratic State Committee
Plains Hotel
State Committee
Manor
Hopkins
Ger Yudl
Cheyenne
Wyoming Weather Outlook Fair With Slow Temperature Rise
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Wyoming today with Friday temperatures gradually warming. Winds light, and skies mostly sunny with no significant precipitation expected.
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Wyoming
Eight Capital Ships Advised By Roosevelt
Washington March 39 Assistant Secretary Roosevelts testimony before the house urged appropriation of eight new capital ships this year doubling the five year program He stressed keeping peace with Germany France and Japan and warned of the danger of the United States entering a war with Britain or Japan Based on the fragmentary report the note mentions battleships dreadnoughts and potential fleet build up by the United States and its rivals.
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Washington
DE. C
Mare
Roosevelt
House
Daniels
Ormany
France
Japan
Germany
Pooh
United States
Big Horn Basin Booming Fine Says A W Coons
A W Coons editor of the Big Horn County Thunder Basin postmaster at Basin reports booming activity in the Big Horn Basin. He notes growing confidence, field development, and a planned spring movement as roads dry and new industry, such as a whiskey factory, comes to the area.
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Big Horn Basin
A. W. Coons
A. W. Coone
Big Horn County
Basin
Cheyenne
Democratic State Central Committee
Big Hore County
Aes Selng
Tragic Amtrak Wreck Near Amherst Claims Many Lives
A fogbound collision near Amherst, Ohio, involving the Twentieth Century Limited, the New York Central palatial flyer, and two sections of No 86 leaves at least thirty dead and forty injured. An exhausted towerman and sleep deprivation are cited as possible causes amid federal and state investigations.
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Cleveland, O
New York Central System
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Centrals
Lake Erie
Anti-Saloon League Convention Meets In Wyoming
The Anti-Saloon League held sessions at the Presbyterian church with plans to campaign for a prohibition measure in the next state legislature. Rev John F Clearwaters will be replaced as superintendent. Speakers included Attorney Ferguson Caspey Dr Finch Denver Rev Yorls Laramie and Rev J J Shingler Cheyenne. Sessions continued today at 10 am and 2 50 pm.
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John F.clearwaters
League
Clearwaters
Methodist
Lander
Aree
Attorney Ferguson
Caspey
Finch
Denver
Yorls
Laramie
J. J. Shingler
Cheyenne
Woman Faced With Bogus Photos in College Aid Trial
In Chicago on March 29 the trial of Miss Mabel Sturtevant included photographs of Jane Gentry and Jensie Macey that were used to solicit money from Chicago society women for college aid. The government presented the original images by Sadie Walmer and Mrs. Guy M Wood to prove the alleged fraud, while Bach denied ties to the Association of College Women Workers.
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Chicago
Jane Gentry
Jensie Macey Paines
Mabel Sturtevant
Miss Sturtevant
Sadie Walmer
Merriam, Kan
Guy M Wood
Moline
Bach
Association of College Women Workers
Hollweg Reveals Secret Report on Submarine Policy
Berlin March 2 Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg presented a confidential report to Reichstag committees outlining current submarine warfare policy. He detailed actions in negotiations with the United States and indicated an official statement would be released later by the government.
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Berlin
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichetag
United States
More Districts in China Revolt Reported
Two more districts in Kwangtung province join the revolt against Yuan Shikai as two military stations are occupied and a third declares independence in a cable from Shanghai via the China Republic association trot.
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San Francisco
Kwangtung Province
Chinon Republic Association
Trot
Shanghai
Victims Skin Clue to Slayer in Dallas Case
Miss Zolle May Cramer was found dead on the grounds of a Dallas high school. County Attorney Lively asked detectives to examine flesh fragments found on her clothing to determine if the murderer was a Negro.
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Dallas
Tex
Zolle May Cramer
CUS High School
Ramailant
Lively Haw
Mino
Mima Cramer
Organized Baseball Sued for Nearly A Million Dollars
In Philadelphia on March 29 a federal antitrust suit for 990000 was filed against Organized Baseball by the Federal Baseball Club of Baltimore. The action argues exclusion from leagues and commissions, naming James A Ciluaire, Sinslatt and Charles G Winegunen as involved figures.
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Organized Baseball
Philadelpha
Apalhelite
United States
Federal Baseball Club of
Baltimore
Beyottalions
Fondacia
National
Amer Waleagues
Ehube Commistulloghe
James A. Ciluaire
Sinslatt
Charles G. Winegunen
Merly
Governiment
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Iitege
Tae ‘Riate United Pag Uyoo
Casper
Cleveland
Ohio
Towerman
Anti-Saloon League
Hollweg
China
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