Federals Hold Off Rebel Force Near Torreon
Report from Mexico City dated March 12 states Federals resist rebel units north of Torreon. Huerta orders no offensive yet while Villa’s troops press assaults, driving defenders back toward the town. Foreign residents prepare to evacuate as warships gather in the harbor.
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New York Garment Strike: Assemblyman Proposes Probe
Albany reports a plan to study the New York City garment strike as lawmakers nominate five assembly members to investigate the causes, wage conditions, and protocol compliance. The move aims to pressure manufacturers to honor the agreement and push for a minimum wage for piece work.
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Fire Devastates Honduras City Amid Blazing Inferno
Reports from Liberty describe a massive fire at Sethe, Honduras City, nearly destroying the town. Officials estimate monetary damage at more than two million dollars, with no lives reported.
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President and Palmer Confer on Senate Candidacy
President Wilson and Representative A Mitchell Palmer held a conference in Washington on March 10 about Palmer's United States Senate candidacy. Palmer declined to comment on the talks, and the discussions covered all issues affecting his bid.
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Thief Tries Death by Own Action Again
William Powers an 11 year old of Homestead Pennsylvania is jailed awaiting extradition to East Youngstown Ohio on burglary charges. In his cell he attempted hanging this morning in a bid to end his life. This marks Powers third attempt to harm himself.
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Notorious Crawford County Forger Targeted by Fraud Scheme
A seasoned crook described as one of the country’s most dangerous forgers is accused of a broad real estate scam. He used Notary forgery to forge deeds transferring farms free of encumbrances, then pressured victims into cash-only payments for improvements or stock. The scheme allegedly affected Mr. Lauderbaugh and at least 16 others, with cases spreading nationwide.
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Portrait of a man sought by detectives with rewards offered
A visual description labels Jon If Kile as 65 to 60 years old, about 186 pounds, dark complexion with gray hair, mustache and stubby beard, slightly stooped. Marks include a crease on the nose, a burn scar on the left forearm, and moles on the upper arm and hip. The item notes thousands of dollars in rewards for arrest, claims a gang of crooks operates, and cites Up Burns Detective Agency among seekers. last known job in Ann Arbor during midmonth 16th, yielding 3500 dollars.
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Ice Cream Rates Lowered by ICC Ruling
Washington March 12 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered lower freight rates on ice cream shipments deeming it second class material. Previously firms charged first class rates, affecting many producers and distributors nationwide.
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