Invasion Plans Move Into Mexico From Four U S Border Points
United Press reports a war movement to cross into Mexico from Columbus New Mexico Douglas and El Paso Texas with American forces massing along the border as Carranza queries and military officials announce troop movements toward the border. Reports say cavalry and infantry concentrate near Columbus and Coway Grandes while other units arrive from Chicago Monterey and Pecactics as the cross border threat grows.
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Mexico
Columbus, N.M
Douglas and
EL Paso
Texas
United Prins
Gener M Fopston
Carranea
Viti
B Paro
Loup Tau
Columbus
moHuchodor
Naconayl
Cuifurtua
Coway Grandes
Young man injured on Erie railroad
M Thornton aged twenty one, a railroad employee, was badly injured while on route back to Steadville after a work shift on a freight train. The incident involved a collision or sudden braking causing injuries to his hand face and chest. Dr. Ronkwell treated him at Union Glyn and he was later moved to hospital in serious but stable condition.
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M Thornton
Union
Uke
Keio
Thorton
Wiin
Steadville
Wishorpital
Mexico City Hopeful of Stability After U S Carian Accord
United Press dispatches from Washington report the State Department has adopted Carranza’s suggestions and the two governments plan to work in harmony. Mexico City looks for no further trouble following recent border tensions and official papers publish no formal announcements.
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United Press
Mexico City
Unit of
Washington
State Department
Carranen
Weather Unsettled Tonight and Wednesday Snow and Colder
A weather update notes unsettled conditions tonight and into Wednesday with snow and falling temperatures. Snow accumulation is possible in parts of the area as colder air moves in. */}
Dollar Day preparations continue across town
City merchants and committees push ahead with a large Dollar Day event next Saturday. Volunteers are distributing eight page folders by hand and posting ads around the city while stores arrange specials and window displays to showcase early spring merchandising and bargain offers.
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Duainoys Poction Eal! Full Attention To the Big Trade day.While the Sommitites
San Antonio Expects Move Tonight From Border War
US dispatch from San Antonio notes military preparations complete and anticipation that marching orders may come within hours. First air squadron with eight planes ten officers and eighty men departed to the front as other equipment moves forward.
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US United Press
San Antonio
Moxico
Senate Feels Betrayed by Wilson on Villa Agreement
Washington DC March 14 President Wilson faces Senate anger over theVilla accord with Carranza as American troops withdraw from Mexican territory. Critics accuse the administration of bypassing Congress, risking a constitutional clash, and provoking a dangerous stance amid growing opposition in both chambers.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Carianzi
Unclear Early Report On Villa Capture Near Chillinna City
Fragmentary telegraph item from March four reports General Gutierres and Curranzlain forces surrounding Villa Lith Gallenw in Chillinna city. Rumor claims a capture within hours. Washington anticipated dispatch for Brnies escape toward Mexico.
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United Press
el Pay
Gunterres
Curranzlain
Chillinna City
Juiine
Curraman
Ville
Taft and Root Oppose Brandeis in Supreme Court Fight
in Washington March 14 Willis Howard Taft and Elihu Root declared their opposition to the nomination of Louis D. Brandeis to the Supreme Court. They stated they did not believe Brandeis was fit for service and warned the Senate against confirmation.
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United Press
Two German Drives Are Broken Up
Port March 14 After thirty six hours of almdy bombardment the Germans made two crashing attacks to dig in near Verdun in the Hallermont forests and the TaPetrie fabant forty five miles southeast of Verdun. The war office says both attacks were broken up by French artillery with the fire continuing in the Ne Newyre region today.
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Wasn Prem
Ue Prenoh
Hallermont
Verdun
War Office
Spanish War Veterans Ready for Army Service Push
Washington March 14 Dyer head of the Spanish American War Veterans association sent requests to all arm commanders asking for immediate reports. He believes at least fifty thousand veterans of 1898 could be placed at the disposal of the War Department for service.
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Ary Wean Remy
Washington, D. C
Dyer
Spanish American War Veterans Association
Sfoxioo
War Department
Tecensary
Bavarian War Minister Denies Severe Verdun Casualties
Amsterdam March 14 United Press reports from the chamber quote the Bavarian minister of war saying foreign reports of terrific losses at Verdun have been exaggerated. He asserts Bavarian forces endured like others and that press speculation overstated the casualties while noting their rugged perseverance.
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United Press
Amsterdam
AL Verdun
Hla
Inmute
Busy Erie court session amid corruption probe hearing
United Tresn and Min sburg officials prepared for a major Erie court session. Attorney Himesqui led clerks as the court planned to continue pretrial probes into Huworansoptions and J Thompson affairs. A grand jury was expected to bring indictments and further warrants.
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United Tresn
Minsburgh
Marck Theop Ufi
Behuinig Tuileen
Knind
TL Jn Wlko
J. ¥.Thompson
Asquith Reported Ill With Severe Bronchitis
London March 14 Prime Minister H. H. Asquith is reported confined to his rooms with a severe attack of bronchitis. A bulletin from his physician notes he is very ill. The report comes amid wartime tensions as Britain copes with leadership duties during his illness.
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London
Promiser Asquith
Veryh
Rumored dash begins as forces reported near border
United Press notes rumors of a dash by cavalrymen marching from Coldmtua with two weeks rations and water. Reported crossing of a main route is anticipated, with current hero in army chelon cited.
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United Press
Bun Antonio
Slitea
Claims Of Local Patrons To Be Settled
Local patrons of the concern are involved as investigations unfold into a raid last Friday at a Phoenstuhpeh related office. No details are given on settlement timing or outcome, with management stating no comment.
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Mugiger
Parke
Wnlon Securitice
Darrow
Pulscureh
Uip
Mion Benrites Company
Allegot
Phrstupeh Anid
Caow
Oparmiona
Thirteenth Regiment Is Ready In Columbus Dispatches
Members of the Wehting Thirteentl who fought at Columbus with Vilista are recalled to aid other troops now gathering. Cavalry drills proceed in Columbus and border troops prepare to sail. Final preparations are underway as dispatches record the situation and a day was set aside due to the unsettled conditions.
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United Prow
Pano
Columbus
Vilista
Jay
Armed Camp at Columbus New Mexico Gathers Troops
Report from Columbus New Mexico describes General Pershing’s force preparing to cross into Mexico with about fifteen hundred troops at Polo Mills. The camp buzzes with activity as artillery and cavalry units refit while mules and machine gun carriages are readied. Reenforcements from Fort Worth are noted and a conference with General Berianni is planned for the afternoon.
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United Press
Columba
Pershing
Philippines
Mexico
Per ‘Hing
Carrantistan
Polomys
Snaroti
Berianni
Polopins
Golwmbuts
Moers
Raina
Final orders sent to Gen Funston in Washington dispatch
United Press from Washington reports final orders for General Funston and pursuit forces, with movements toward the Mexican border. Officials anticipate troop transfers and possible direct action, while government officials weigh the political impact and timing of any further mobilization.
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Gen
Funston
United
Washington, D
Mamston
Wanbigton
Horn
Wellington
Uday
Capransa
Tyrone Sition
Caream
Orion
Cohuitine
Wilitle
Arienion
Odd Fellows Install Officers for Corry Encampment No 41
An Odd Fellows installation last night installed officers for the coming year at Corry Encampment No 41. G W Alin, C P. Guy B. Rogers, H Py BW Mums. J Wor Mather Scribe. W Hall O S. O A Sandburg Gulo. GL Aver 1st W. A B Solduis 2nd W. RB Mernatem WFP Blade. Carlburg and Groyt Spring Guards. J McBridé Trustee. An oyster supper followed with a social period. Unusually large attendance of Odd Fellows were present for the meeting.
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Corry
Jones
H. Ajien
C. P
Giy B. Roxers
H. Py
BB. Bush
J. Wor
Mather
Scribe
Hall
John Ohrn
O. A. Sandburg
Gulo
GL. Aver
A. B. Solduis
Mernatem
WFP
Blade
Alt Carlburg
Groyt Spring
McBridé
Odd Fellows
Corry Man at Bankers Gathering in Pasadead Hotel
A Los Angeles Times copy reports the third annual American Bankers Association banquet at the Hotel Raymond in Pasadena on March 3. It lists over 100 prominent harbor guests from across the country, including Clifford F Bagley of Corry, a director of the National Rescue Bank of Cleveland.
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Los Angeles Times
American Bankers Association
Raymond
Passadead
Harbers
Clifford F Bagley
Thia City
National Rescue Bank of
Cleveland
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