Villa Surrounded as Battle With Americans Looms
The article reports Villa’s forces surrounded by U S troops after a defeat by Carranza forces. Cornered leaders denounce U S actions while seeking resistance and possible breakout. The situation escalates as military positions tighten and hostilities appear imminent.
Mexico in Danger of Losing Honor
El Paso dispatch reports Mexican Consul Garcia receiving a telegram from General Bertani saying Villa is surrounded at El Oso near Namiquipa by American and Mexican forces with a decisive battle expected. Earlier Villa was defeated at Santa Gertrudes by Carranza troops, prompting tension and a crackdown on La Constitucion editor for an anti crossing editorial.
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Bertani
Villa
el Oso
Nami
Widows of British Soldiers and Sailors Hit 49,500
William Hayes Fisher reports to the House of Commons that 41,509 widows of British soldiers have been reported to the Army Council and about 8,000 widows of sailors are accounted for as of today, in the war pensions bill debate.
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Army Council
Cording
William Hayes Fisher
Swedish Socialist Editors Arrested for Treason in Stockholm
Three Swedish Socialist editors Hoeglund Olselund and Heden were arrested in Stockholm on high treason charges after a conference resolution called for a general strike and revolution if Sweden enters the war. The move sparked major sensation due to Hoeglund’s status in Parliament.
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London
Messrs. Hoeglund
Olselund
Heden
Stockholm
Sweden
Hoeglund
Berlin
Haucourt
Verdun
Avecourt
Dvinsk
Postayy
Lindfield
Portland
United Kingdom
Prinz Adelbert
England
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Thames
Gibraltar
Moroccan
Officials Fear HST Will Join Bandit Forges War
El Paso report from March 23 says General Gavira announces Carranza forces defeated Villa at Santa Gertrudes near Namiquipa. Villa fled to El Oso after leaving dead and wounded and 100 horses. U.S. officials warn coalition of Carranzistas and Villaistas could form, threatening American interests as Pershing moves with rail lines under possible protocol expansion. Congress debates border crisis while war departments monitor troop movements.
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Mexico
Vera Cruz
Villa
Carranza
Mexcan
Funston
Mexican Northwestern Railway
General Pershing
War Department
State
War Departments
Congress
Senate
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
South Dakota
Sherman
Difficulty of catching Villa well explained
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Pribune from El Paso Texas on March 23 details Dr. J. O. H. Newby a former Carranza army chief surgeon explaining the difficulty of pursuing Villa in the Sierra Madre around Guerrero He notes American forces would face vastly challenging terrain and enemy numbers comparing the challenge to Geronimo’s capture and recalling his own mountain pursuits and rifle skills.
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the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Villa
United States
EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua City
J. O. H. Newby
Newby
Sierra Madre
Guerrero
Orozco
Geronimo
Yankee Troops Eager to Swap Bullets With Villa
At El Paso Texas march 23 1913 dispatch from the punitive expedition reports US troops eager to confront Villa. Soldiers discuss fighting him and express confidence the bandit will be captured, with bravado from men of diverse units and ranks.
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Villa
EL Paso
Tex
United States
Mexico
Veeya
San Juan
Cuba
Cne
School chiefs warned on eight months school year
Columbus March 23 State School Commissioner Pearson warns county superintendents that neglect by allowing school boards to violate the eight months requirement will be treated as negligence. His records show twenty five Ohio boards violated the law last year.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Pearson
Ohio
Aviation Chief Samuel Reber Injured In Window Fall
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Reber in charge of the army aviation corps fell from the third story of his apartment at 1831 Jefferson Place. He was rushed to Walter Reed Army Hospital with serious injuries. The fall followed reports of stress over recent criticisms of aviation service by Senator Robinson and concern over his ill son. Reber is a son in law of General Nelson A. Miles.
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W. R. Sample
B. D. Foulois
Casas Grandes
Robert H. Willis
Edgar S. Gorrell
Columbus
N. M
Thomas S. Bowen
Mexico
Gorrell
Desert
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Samuel Reber
Army Aviation Corps
Jefferson Place
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Reber
War Department
Senaator Robinson
Arkansas
Nelson A. Miles
United States’ Aero Corps
Ascendon
J. L. Parkinson
Twentieth Infantry
Military
Blake Meyers Bounces Back After Pleuro Pneumonia Shift
Blake Meyers of Spencer moved his heart to the right side for two weeks due to pleuro pneumonia. Doctors say congestion shifted the heart. he has fully recovered and left Alliance for home after treatment at his brother’s residence.
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Blake Meyers
Spencer
China to Seek Protection of Uncle Sam
Cable dispatches from Shanghai report Yuan Shi Kai facing resignation after call for emperor’s abdication. Tokyo warns China to adopt republican government, fearing concessions to Japan. If Yuan resigns, powers may appoint a temporary commission and seek U.S. protection.
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China
Uncle Sam
San Francisco
Shanghai
Chinese Republic Association
Yuan Shi Kai
Republican Army
Tokyo
Japan
Pekin
General Assembly
United States
Funston This to Gain Light on Many Tales
Manders fights against Villa as Funston seeks light on multiple tales.
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Funston
Unrest Mounts Over U S Consul Reports From Mexico
A Chihuahua merchant Flores says Pancho Villa boarded a Mexico train near Montezuma and warned Americans of danger while Herrera reportedly joined Villa with 200 men. In El Paso, Funston and Bell scramble to verify revolt rumors amid conflicting dispatches from Juarez and Laredo.
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General Herrera
Chihuahua City
San Antonio
George Bell, Jr
Luis Herrera
Chihuahua
Funston
Mexico
General Bell
Herrera
Villa
United States
Bell
el Paso
Gabriel Gavira
Juarez
Andreas Garcia
Laredo
Samuel Belden
Carranza
Elite Doctor Arrested After Magnate's Death
New York police arrest Dr Arthur Warren Waite after a secret autopsy found arsenic in millionaire Peck's stomach. Investigators cite a maid's account of tainted soup and tea. Waite, in bed in Riverside Drive, faces questioning as police seek missing “K Adams” and weigh murder against extraordinary estate motives.
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the Commercial Tribune
New York
Swann
Arthur Warren Waite
John E
Grand Rapids
Mich
Millionaire Peck
Waite
Peck
Dr. Waite
Percival Peck
K. Adams
A. A. Moore
Willard Moran Fight Set for Saturday Night Bout
Promoter urges fans to wait for complete round by round coverage of the Willard Moran fight. Bout begins about 9 pm Cincinnati time with a ten round schedule, not finishing before 9 40. Full expert accounts and ring side comment to appear in Saturday night and Sunday editions.
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Willard-Moran
Cincinnati
Weather outlook and temperatures across states in mid spring
Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia show cloudiness warmer days with rain or snow overnight into Saturday. The Western storm moves from Colorado toward the interior bringing unsettled weather and rain in the Lower Ohio Valley and upper lake region. Temperatures and precipitation are listed for major cities with March 23, 1916 readings and comparisons to prior years.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Lake
Colorado
Interior
Lower
Upper Lake
Upper Lake Region
West Tennessee
East Gulf District
Montreal
Omaha
Boston
Helena
New York
Salt Lake Cy
Jacksonville
Denver
New Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Chattanooga
Seattle
Detroit
Portland
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Paul
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Winnipeg
Cairo
Istres
Calgary
Kansas City
Kamloops
Cincinnati
Baker Seeks 8.8 Million for Mexican Expedition and Army Boost
Secretary Baker sent Congress an estimate of 8,807,094.11 for the Mexican expedition and full army strength. He cited the added enlistments to 120,000 and urgent border costs. Major line items include pay 1,654,000 inventoried equipment and transport costs 1,355,000 and clothing 1,289,000.
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Baker
Mexico
the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
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