Secretary of War Baker Assisted by Garrison Today
United Pecan reports Secretary of War Baker being assisted by Garrison in Washington. The text discusses plans for mobilization, military campaigns, and potential use of volunteers, with references to President Wilson, Carranza era politics, and Congress approving funding. The piece notes hospital and medical detachments, and mentions General Fusweton and other officials in drafting strategy.
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Baker
Garrison
American SLAIN on Mexican border near Oxborns Junction
Vil Paso reports another American slain on Mexican soil. Villista bandits crossed the border at night and murdered an American near Oxborns Junction, Arl. Residents flee to Bisby. US troops from Naco ordered to Osborne Word. Papers recovered indicate Villa planned raids and invited Zapata.
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Paso
Merons
Thin
Villista
Oxborns Junction
Arlonm
Bisby
United States
Naco
Osborne
Tron Colamud
Villa
Chfef
Columbus
Villa Uy
Zapata
Pope Grants Concession on Oils for Altars Worldwide
The Pope granted permission that other oils besides olive oil may be used in altar anointing across the world. Any oil even electricity may be used in some places amid bishops' petitions tied to the holy oil ceremony during wartime conditions.
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United Press
Binhops
Ollye
Dior
Weather Forecast Brief for Sunday
Weather outlook shows fair and warmer temperatures tonight. Sunday may be cloudy with mild conditions and no significant precipitation expected.
American steamer seized in Pacific amid cargo dispute
Representative Rain of the Hone y today urged immediate demand from the State Department to Britain over the seizure of the American merchant ship Hina. The vessel, once Maxton or Masatien, owned by Sadden and Christensen of San Francisco, was reportedly seized by a British warship and taken to Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands. It carried nitrate of value in munitions bound for Barbados, with Briton warship said to have stopped her at sea. No motive given for the seizure, but cargo type is thought to have prompted action.
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Wenhington
State Department
Great Britain
Hina
Undw
Sadden and Christensen
San Francisco
Kuhn Jinn
Port Stanley
Paikland Islands
Barbados
Corry High School Owl issued and distributed
The Owl, Corry High School’s annual periodical, was issued yesterday and will publish three issues this term. It is praised as the best ever from the school, with more content and higher quality than prior numbers. The orange and black cover uses four color printing. copies are sold at Brafford's News Store for ten cents each.
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Corry High School
Bala
Brafford
Bout Center Mtrort
Trahwvall Grorth
Carranza Replies to United States Note
Carranza head of the Mexican government replies to the U S note. The government notes that United States troops will be watched over the murder case, while Carranza approves or disapproves of actions taken by the United States. Secretary Lansing weighs the possible response.
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Carranza
United States
United Tees
Waalington
PD. D. Maretr
Deficto
Mexico
Currun
Nes
Buteon
Lansing
Mieth Phage
Carrinza
Acton
Pershing to Command Expedition Into Mexico
General Pershing will lead United States troops into Mexico to pursue Francisco Villa and his Villistas. The move follows orders from General Funston and involves troop mobilization from Port San Houston as prep for the expedition.
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Pershing
Mexico
Villistas
War Department to furnish Funston with full troop support
Washington March 11 The War Department advised General Funston he may draw at will on all Federal forces under his command and that Washington will supply border protection by shifting troops from other departments as needed. The move aims to reassure border officers fearing reduced protection as advance into Mexico proceeds. General Funston was also told to mobilize eight military planes stationed at Dallas.
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War Department
United Press
Washington, D. C
Dengral Fyneton
Washington
Imadx Pulso — Nore Today In Order To Reassure the Neigh. In Border Offier
Mexico
Funston
Hor
Taylor
Columbun
Poston
Servic
Bilas
Pacific Troops Ready for Movement to Mexican Border
All American troops on the Pacific coast received word from the War Department to be held in readiness for orders at any hour to move to the Mexican border. The dispatch came from Washington and applies to both national guard posts and regular army units along the coast.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Wationa
Army Posta
War Department
Washington
Mexicim
Gener Pershing
Coronel Slocum
4Th Cavalry
Goth Infantry
Manuel
Villa la
Columbus
Consul Says Villa Plan Frustrated
United Pens reports that Villa sought to abduct five Americans from a Mormon colony. Consul Garcia claims the Cin stopped the plan amid secrecy and warnings were issued to Villa’s forces. Other trains were intercepted as authorities await further details on Villa’s intentions.
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United Pens
Pawo
Villa
Coase Grandea
Villa Hat
Uroko
French In Danger At New Point
A garbled historical report describes German advances threatening French positions near Paris and new point defenses. It mentions French forces under orders to hold lines against combat with German units and concern over potential breakthroughs affecting Paris.
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New Point
Dairy development drives local growth plans in Immbrtingo vicinity
Reported effort by local residents led by Interdered IN to promote dairy industry expansion. Promoters highlight railroads and shipping links, aiming to boost winter milk production and set up processing facilities. Institutions and figures referenced include Ponnaytva line and points near Waltsburg with anticipated plant purchases and regional shipments.
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Rend Witats
Ulen beHr
LTE
Ingelon
Tin Ponnaytvahi
Miustata
Waltsburg
Montion
Grator
aNautus
Ponts
Fear Villa Slaying Mormon Train Heading To Border
United Press report from El Paso describes fears that Villa plans a major attack to halt Mormon colonists en route to the border. American troops seek to fortify at least a dozen border points while authorities detain suspected supporters and brace for possible clashes as Pershing and Slocum coordinate mobilization.
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United Presa
Empaso
Citien
Grenteat
Villa
la Axconchon
Hed Atahd
Villa Haves
Chihurhua City
United States
Carranalata
Callés
Aguarteta
Saree
Raid Stops Service Of Local Broker
Police raided the local broker office in OH City leading to the arrest of proprietors George B. Lade and Dr. Peyser. The men posted bond of 500 dollars each for appearance at the alderman court hearing next Friday afternoon.
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Brokr
Parker
Ais Aity
Yestvniay
Tasdiget
Aipeneiteeran
Jy Winuate
Arnone
Ulan Securio Company
Tittanivret
Aft Borani
Betiyr
OU Exchange
George B. Lade
Br. Peyser
Lane
OH City
Payser
Alderman's
Senate Approves Wilson Action On Mexico Troop Move
United States Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously backs the president’s order sending troops into Mexico. Chairman Stone outlined the administration’s move in a brief session, signaling strong Senate endorsement of the action.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
United Press
Washington
Benito
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Senate
Stone
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