Capture Is Sure Dead Or Alive Officials Say
Officials declare certainty on Capture status as variable reports persist amid censorship masking Col umns movements. The wall of secrecy surrounds Pershing's columns and related operations.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
1
War Office Hides All Dispatches On Border Pursuit
Washington reports a near total blackout on troop movements beyond the Mexican border as General Pershing’s forces chase Villa. Officials say no details on troop numbers or regiments cross the boundary and consular updates offer only limited notices amid rising unrest in Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Villa
Wilson
Pershing
Baker
Funston
War Department
Columbus
Galena
Mexico
Consula
Tampico
Kentucky
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Daniels
Mexican
Key West
Arlington
Legislators Blamed as Inicted Figure Faces Charges
A scathing report presented to Governor Willis accuses lawmakers, naming Donahey and Hogan amid charges and political fallout. The document outlines alleged misconduct and calls for accountability in state government.
Ohio auditor blasts legislature finance in historic report
State Auditor Donahey and State Examiner Hogan condemn the Eightieth and Eighty first Assemblies in the first comprehensive audit of legislative finances. Total Cox administration costs reach 293 227.31 versus 288 986.72 for the prior session, with long distance calls largely charged to the state. Personal bills and queried ethics appear in records, while return of law books proves incomplete and leads to sharp correspondence with lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highty-first Assembly
Donahey
Cox
Cox Legislabere
Offici
Pears
N. K R. Bliss
Clewland
Herbert
EK. J. Hepple
C. DB. Conover
A. K. Merkle
Clevelat
Palover
Cincinnati
A Donhhey
Eightieth Assembly
August W Bruck
Ohio
Turner
Eighty-first Assembly
Congress Sets Rapid Pace for Army Increase Bill
Washington March 16 Congress moves to quick action on national defense measures. The House approved a special rule for taking up the army increase bill at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning with passage by Saturday night in view. A ten hour general debate limit is set despite the bill’s sweeping scope. The Senate Military Committee completed its final review and awaits printing. Senator Chamberlain plans prompt action, possibly sidelining the water power bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wilson
House
Senate Military Committee
Senate
Chamberlain
Massachusetts Senator Attacks President's Policy
A Massachusetts senator criticizes President Wilson's foreign and domestic policy, labeling the regime as the worst of all. The remarks target the Oinge Buchanan Lodge and reflect sharp partisan tensions over wartime measures and diplomatic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Oinge Buchanan Lodge
Lodge accuses Washington in Lynn political speech
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge denounces the Wilson administration in a Lynn Mass address to the Republican Club, announcing his re election bid. He condemns tariff and tax laws and says U S policies worsened Mexico relations and national defense plans were inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
One Survivor in Pacific Canning Shipwreck Off Rachel Island
The Pacific-American Canning Company's tender Alpha, en route from Bellingham to Alaska, was swamped off Rachel Island near Prince Rupert. All eight crew members are believed dead except deckhand Christiasen. Captain S W Miller was aboard with seven others. Launches and the steamer Malaspina search for any survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Rupert
B. C
Pacific-American Canning Company
Alpha
Bellingham
Alaska
Rachel Island
Here
Christiasen
Christiansen
S. W. Miller
Malapsina
Robbed by Villa but wins back baby in El Paso
Mrs. Maud Hawkins Wright recovers her son John after Villa raid on Pacheco. In Juarez Mexican soldiers and Carranza authorities oversee the handoff as Wright, aided by Texas friends and the American Consul, works to reclaim her child amid cross border tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
EL Paso
Tex
Maud
Hawkins Wright
Juarez
Carranza
Pancho Villa
Baby John
Villa
Villistas
John
Texas
Pacheco
Pearson
Tubantia Sunk Likely By Mine or Submarine off Holland
London March 16 The Dutch liner Tubantia 13911 tons sank at sea near Holland after a voyage from Buenos Aires to Amsterdam. Reports conflict over cause with claims of a mine or German submarine. Crew and many passengers saved, including Dr Louis Salinas Vega, Bolivian minister to Germany, and Capt Deschelles reported warnings and zigzag evasive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tubantia
Buenos Aires
Amsterdam
Holland
Akloyd
Dover
Neuter
Louis Salinas Vega
Germany
Reuters
United States
Handelsblad
Royal Holland Lloyd
Associated Press
Consul Schilling
French Liner Attacked by Submarine Off Algerian Coast
The French steamer Patria carrying 29 Americans including an American Consul was attacked without warning by a submarine off the Algerian coast on March 1. A torpedo narrowly missed the Patria. Olney Arnold, U.S. Consul General at Cairo, a passenger, died in Lisbon the day after returning from Naples to Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fabre Line
Pierre Deschelles
Mediterranean
Olney Arnold
Cairo
Naples
Lisbon
Deschelles
United States
Arnold
State Department
United States to Investigate Tubantia Sinking and Patria Attack
The State Department announced that the sinking of the Dutch liner Tubantia and the attack on the French liner Patria will be investigated by the United States Government. The dispatch hails from Washington dated March 16 and reports official government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
State Department
United States
State College Abolishes Class Scraps in Chapel Vote
At Pennsylvania State College, a 2000 member student body voted unanimously to abolish class scraps during morning chapel exercises. The move follows agitation after a fatal bowl fight at the University of Pennsylvania and ends the controversial tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania State College
University of Pennsylvania
Senate okays Poin dexter bill to arm Puget Sound yard
The Senate passed the Poindexter bill granting 2,600,000 to equip the Puget Sound navy yard for battleship construction. The measure advances to the House. Senator Williams of Mississippi warned he will oppose such pork laden bills, with similar remarks by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Pacific
House
Williams
Mississippi
Weather Outlook Ohio WV Indiana Kentucky Warmer Weekend
Central cold wave eases with warmer readings in the Midwest and East. Ohio and nearby states expect fair skies Friday and Saturday with rising temperatures, while frost warnings linger in East Gulf and South Atlantic areas. Data shows 7 pm highs and lows, no rain yesterday, Cincinnati at 11 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Florida
Cincinnati
Mississippi
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Death Warning From K O D Reaches Utah Governor
A death warning card from the K O D mystery group was mailed to Governor William Spry of Utah. The card named the governor and was found in his New York office. prior threats tied to I W W leader Hillstrom are noted as context. The envelope bore the Salt Lake City postmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Spry
New York
John K. Hardy
Spry
Zen Hillstrom
Hillstrom
United States
Doctor W. H. Campbell Dies in Los Angeles
Miss Celia F. Cisle of Mt. Pleasant Pike received word today of the death in Los Angeles California of her brother Dr W H Campbell after a brief pneumonia illness. He lived in Cincinnati and was a leading Socialist party member there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, O
Charles F. Cisle
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Los Angeles
Cal
W. H. Campbell
Campbell
Cincinnati
Socialist Party
Sugar Tariff Retained by House Vote
Washington March 16 The House passed an administration bill to keep the present sugar tariff at 1 cent a pound by a 346 to 14 vote with thirteen Democrats and one Socialist in opposition The measure now goes to the Senate and delays the free clause of the Underwood Simmons tariff act until next May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Distress reported for steamer William Bisbee near Cape Cod
Arlington Wireless Station reports the steamship William Bisbee of Rockland Maine in distress ten miles off Cape Cod. Coastguard cutters have been sent to assist the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arlington Wireless Station Today
William Bisbee
Rockland
Cape Cod
Ohio Bans Villa Film Exhibits In State Theaters
A decree from the State Motion Picture Censorship Board prohibits showing pictures of Villa in Ohio theaters. Chairman Williams says Villa is universally branded a murderer and his portrayal could provoke strong audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Villa
Ohio
Williams
Soldiers Reported Hit by Guerrillas Near Columbus New Mexico
Reports from the Mexican border indicate a few American expeditionary soldiers were hit by snipers, with six or seven casualties feared. Troops, trains, and supplies increased at Columbus as aeroplanes were tested near the camp under strict military censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
N. M
Mexico
Keller Jury Still Out on Toledo Bribery Trial
After thirty six hours of deliberation the jury could not reach a verdict in the Carl H. Keller bribery case. The former mayor faces charges over a city fire apparatus purchase from a Cleveland automobile concern. The jurors were called into court at eleven pm and sent back to deliberate for a second night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo,o
Carl H. Keller
Talesmen
Keller
Cleveland
Peace with America Seen As Tirpitz Downfall Signals
Paris reports General Gallieni resigns as War Minister. General Roque to succeed him. Berlin dispatches indicate Emperor William aims to avoid a break with the United States over submarine warfare, foreseeing a peaceful path and tempering the Tirpitz navy faction. A Berlin conference reportedly involved the Emperor Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and Von Jagow with Falkenhayn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Joseph Simeon Gallieni
Charles Roque
Washington
William
United States
Reichstag
Admiral von Tirpitz
Berlin
von Bethmann-Hollweg
von Jagow
Germany
Foreign Office
von Tirpitz
Herr von Jagew
General von Falkenhayn
Long War in Mexico Seen by Federal Men
Adjutant General Hough reports federal officials privately foresee extensive warfare in Mexico. He returned from a two day visit to Congress and the War Department with the assessment that Mexican conflict prospects are significant.
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State Department
Williams
Torreon
War Department
McCain
Congress
Mexico
Hough
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Washington
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Ernor Willis
Massachusetts
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Lynn, Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Prince Rupert, B. C
Maud H. Wright
Schilling
Cape de Guarde
Algiers
France
Azores
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Montreal
Omaha
Boston
Helena Phacepe
Wee
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Denver
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Phoenix
Stokane
Galveston
Seattle
Chattanooga
Portland
Oselwe
Detroit
San Francisco
Chicago
St. Paul
St Louis
Calgary
Memphis
Kamloops
Kansas City
Dad
Tirpitz
Kaiser
America
Gallieni
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