Desperadoes of Villa Band Killed by U S Soldiers
Villistas engage with U S soldiers and Texas Rangers as eight desperadoes are killed in a clash at a villa. Only four escape the ensuing fire as the confrontation ends.
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10 May 1916
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1916
Page
1
Conference to pursue talks on U S Mexico troop dispositions
Reports from El Paso and Marathon detail a temporary easing of U S Mexico tensions after conferees agreed to a new meeting possibly the next day. Eight Mexican raiders were killed by U S troops near Rio Grande while cavalry units move toward Boquillas under Colonel Sibley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Cavalry
Boquillas
Rio Grance
Miller’s Ranch
Fourteenth Cavalry
Marathon
Henderson's Ranch
F.W. Sibley
George T. Langhorne
Casper Cole
Fourteenth
Cole
Sibley
Rio Grande
Germans Launch Strong Push to Take Verdun
Brenner dispatches report heavy bombardments and assaults around Verdun as German forces press to break the French defenses at Hill 304 and along the Meuse front. French counter moves reclaim lost ground while artillery roars east and southeast of the fortress. The Cymric torpedoed liner incident is noted with crew casualties and ship sinking.
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Commercial Tribune
London
White Star
New York
Liverpool
Queenstown
Verdun
Douaumont
Haudremont
Paris
Meuse
Thiaumont
Army reorganization plan nears Senate House accord
Washington May 9 Conferees from the Senate and House work toward a compromise on the army reorganization bill. They expect to place the measure on the President’s desk next week. The plan drops the volunteer army reserve of 261 000, backs citizen instruction camps, and envisions a peace strength around 175 000 to 180 000 with a 220 000 expansion in need. The nitrate plant provision may pass with a 20 million dollar appropriation for a government run facility.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
House
National Guard
Secretary of War
8000 More Troops Rush to Mexico Border Duty
The article reports 8,000 more troops including militia sent to the Mexican border while most U S infantry remaining stateside are ordered to border duty. The move signals intensified military posture along the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Obregon Refuses to Sign Peace Protocol for Armies
General Obregon declines to sign a protocol for cooperation of armies in restoring peace in the republic. President Wilson exercises authority under current law to send troops across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obregon
Republic
Wilson
Mexico Press Vows to Resist Any New U S Invasion
Dispatch from Mexico City quotes the government pledging to defend sovereignty at all costs if the United States pushes a new punitive force into the country. In Washington, President Wilson orders Texas New Mexico and Arizona National Guards to active border duty and expands regular troops to the frontier amid fears of further incursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Big Bend
United States
Mexico
Wilson
National Guard
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Baker
Rio Grande
War Department
Funston
Plattsburg
N.Y
Madison Barracks
Oswego
Twenty-first Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
San Diego
Fourteenth Infantry
Ft. Lawton
Washington
Scott
Hair tonic poison kills three in Plainville Texas
Plainville Texas May 9 three young men Paul J Warren Joe Dingler and Mug Brock died after drinking denatured alcohol contained in hair tonic Wendy and Tom Earnest are dying and three others are seriously ill Doctors fear total fatalities or blindness may follow the tainted drink
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville, Tex
Paul J. Warren
Joe
Dingler
Brock
Wendy
Tom Earnest
FTC to review coal prices after wage rise for anthracite
Washington May 9 The Federal Trade Commission said it would seek a Justice Department inquiry if anthracite coal prices rise further. The move follows a wage advance granted to anthracite workers and an earlier department suggestion for a probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Lima men test natural gas as auto fuel for forty miles
Three local automobilists in Lima Ohio report a successful forty mile test of natural gas as a substitute for gasoline. The gas was pumped into the engine from a machine. They have applied for a patent and experts say the plan appears practical.
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Lima, O
Charity Workers Meet Opens National Conference in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on May 9 delegates from allied organizations arrived by the hundreds as preparations continued for the forty third annual session of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections set to open tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Clara Louise Kellogg Gravely Ill at Home in New Hartford
Opera soprano Clara Louise Kellogg born Clara Louise Strakosch is gravely ill at her New Hartford home. She retired from public life about twenty six years ago after an operatic career that began in 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Conn
Clara Louise Strakosch
Clara Louise Kellogg
Prohibition Wave Receding Says Woolner at Louisville
Samuel Woolner of Peoria IL told the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association in Louisville that regulation must continue and enforcement strengthened as the prohibition wave recedes. Vermont’s prohibition defeat was cited as supporting evidence. Levi Cooke and C A Windle spoke on policy and moderation, with the convention set to close Thursday.
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Louisville
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association of America
Samuel Woolner
Peoria
Ill
Woolner
Vermont
Prohibition
Levi Cooke
Washington, D. C
Association
Catholic Priests Barred from Charity Balls by Decree
Rome decree upholds Baltimore Council ban on priests organizing or attending charity balls.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Rome
Baltimore Council
Tragedy on Lake Superior Steamer R. Kirby Sinks
Twenty men perish near Eagle Harbor as the steamer R. Kirby sinks in a sixty mile gale on Lake Superior. Only two of twenty two crew survive, with survivors rescued by the Berwind and Block. The vessel, built in 1890, valued at 100000 dollars with ore cargo worth ten thousand, was owned by North Western Transportation Co. of Cleveland.
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Commercial Tribune
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Eagle Harbor
Lake Superior
R. Kirby
Joe Black
Block
Kirby
Berry
Keweenaw Point
Northwestern Transportation Company of
Cleveland
Petoskey
Little Traverse Bay
Joseph B. Murda
Chicago
Berwind
Otto Lannquist
Pequaming
Brown & Co
Detroit
Northwestern Transportation Company
Debates On Executions And Arrests In Ireland
In the House of Commons, MPs pressed Premier on mass arrests in Cork and Tipperary and the alleged mistreatment in Cork jail. Questions sought to curb the so called reign of terror and questioned raids on Cork Free Press and the shooting of Irish critics before martial law.
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London
Ireland
House of Commons
William O’brien
Cork
Tipperary
Cork Free Press
Sdom
Philip Edward Morrell
Burnley
F. Sheehy Skeffington
the Irish Citizen
Dublin
Timothy Healy
Porto Bello
Weather report for Ohio Indiana and surrounding states
Cloudy and warmer for parts of Ohio and Indiana with night showers or Thursday. Kentucky and West Virginia fair Wednesday, showers and cooler Thursday. Eastern North Dakota sees intensified disturbance with westward showers and sharp temperature drop. Yellowstone snow at 28 degrees. Highs widespread in the 90s for several regions. cooler in upper Ohio Valley and lake region. South generally fair. table lists 7 pm temps, daily highs, and precip at named locales.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
North Dakota
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Plains States
Colorado
Southwest
Ohio Valley
Lower
Lake Region
Atlantic States
North Carolina
South
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Lake Aas
Attempted assassination of Swedish king reported in Stockholm
Aftonbladet quotes rumors of a failed plot by socialist and anarchist elements against King Gustav V at a horse show. Detectives foiled the plan as three socialist editors Hoeglund Oljelund and Heden were sentenced for urging soldiers to strike if Sweden entered war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hoeglund
Oljelund
Heden
Sweden
Pope Benedict XV Helps Secure German Submarine Pledge
Rome May 9 It is learned that Pope Benedict XV played a major role in persuading President Wilson to accept Germanys new submarine warfare pledge. The Pope acted in person via the Papal Delegate in Washington and Vatican sources say further discussion of his part is inadvisable at present. Cipher exchanges between the Pope the Kaiser and Wilson are admitted but Vatican circles express pessimism about the outcome of the Pontiffs peace efforts.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Rome
Benedict XV
Wilson
Germany
Washington
Vatican
United States
Tribuna
Kaiser
Powder Blast Kills Five at Atlas Plant
Five workmen died in an explosion at the Atlas Powder Company plant near Lake Hopatcong. President W. J. Webster issued the statement but gave no injury numbers. The victims named include Force Johnson of Landing, John Herischio of Netcong, Albert Masker of Netcong, Theodore Young of Netcong, and George Zoiteck of Elizabeth.
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New York
Atlas Powder Company
Lake Hopatcong
W. J. Webster
Force Johnson
John Herischo
Albert Masker
Theodore Young
Netcong
George Zoiteck
Elizabeth
Deaths at Windsor Home for Aged Under Investigation
Hartford police and the U S attorney resume inquiry into the Archer home where forty eight inmates died since 1911 and twelve before, including the first and second husbands of Amy Archer Gilligan. Arsenic found in two exhumed bodies. allegations of body removal at night and filing of death certificates incomplete.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Amy Archer- Gilligan
Windsor
Here
United States
Hugh M. Alcorn
Archer Home
James H. Archer
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