Douglas Arizona Reports First Division Crossed Border
Reports from Douglas and El Pollo say United States forces, led by General Perwing, crossed the Mexican border from Culbertson Ranch. Carranza authorities and U S sources dispute the claim as military communications are restricted and rumors spread of border action near Huchita and Caday Grandes.
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Douglas
Arizona
Culbertson Ranch
United Prove
Tongive
Perwing
Villa
Mexican
Parisan
United Prees
el Pollo
United Peak corraKe
Mir
Shy
Avery
Ann Hin
Cotompus Ani
Mexico
Machi
Carmaza
Cartanzi
Huchita
Carranza
Caday Grandes
Villistas
Taggart to fill Shively Senate seat in Indiana
Indiana sources report Governor Ralston ready to appoint Thomas Taggart to fill the Senate term left by the death of Senator Shively. Taggart would serve until the next general election when he is likely to run against Watson. The decision follows strong support from state leaders and party figures in Indianapolis.
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Taggart
Senate
Indiana
Shively
Indianapolis
Vistoris
Thomas Taggart
Jia Warnop
Ehier
Rallon J
Tayeart
Watson
Skure
Cannon
Rumors Of Border Action Probed By United States
Reports from El Paso March 15 describe rumors of action along the border near Columbus and Chihuahua City. US officials deny confirmation while American observers cite cavalry mobilization and movements toward the border. General Gutierrez and General Terrazan are noted figures amid the unsettled border situation.
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United
el Paso
Carrenzinian
Huchiin
N. M
iAméricana
Columbia
Villa
Gutierrés
Jnorer
Chihianua
Parson
Jarrajialntay
Columbus
Lyle Terrazan
Mexico
United States
Americans Report on Carranza Talks in Mexico
A party of prominent American travelers from central Mexico arrived in Laredo and described their talks with Carranza officials last Sunday. They said conditions south of Mazatlan are improving and general sentiment among leaders is favorable to gradual reform. The Quaeretaro mayor urged residents to stay calm and cooperate with authorities amid possible special measures.
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United Press
Laredo
Mexico
Carranzas Tote
Mateterey
Quaer
Vollwe
Hee
Wila
Senate approves new army bill amid debate over enlistment terms
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the Senate passed a bill to enlarge the army to one hundred thousand men. Opposition by Hoke Smith centered on an amendment for two year enlistments, but the measure carried with a Republican majority and an affirmative vote.
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United Press
Wilshington
Hoke Smite
Sepublican Lander Gulliver
Eight Thousand U S Troops Compared With European War
United Press reporter J. W. Mason, in New York, argues eight thousand U S troops, mobilized in five days on the Mexican border, could hold a European front one battle and defend Fifth Avenue from 14th Street to 4th Street for an assault, with heavy casualties unless reinforcements arrive.
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United Prev
New York
J. W. Mason
United Prew
Mason
United States
Europe
Fifth Avenue
14Th Street
Allies Launch Major Raid Over Essen and German Cities
A large Allied bombing raid targets Essen Krupp works and other German cities. Reports describe flyers dropped over Munich and Gladtah as part of a far reaching air operation believed to be authorized by the government.
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Essen Krupp Works
Salton
Lonion
Maren
Amsterdam
Pat Dyer
Hssen
Lie Krupp
Ty Nuys
Munich
Erfert
Gladtah
Jnr
Hintory
High School Council Reports Strong Discipline Results
The school council reports good disciplinary outcomes after consulting with parents. Cases are reviewed by the student faculty body with parental involvement, yielding cooperative responses and improved school conditions.
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H. S. Council
Couer
Counell
Pironta Smd
Wnh
Austria Declares War on Portugal
A British-bound wire reports Vienna announcing that Austria has formally declared war on Portugal. The note says government ministers in Vienna conveyed the declaration and expected actions toward Lisbon, with diplomatic channels busy and officials cautious in Rome and Geneva.
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Austria
Portugal
Tomy
Rome
Vienna
Portveal
Geneva
Lisbon
Ranelved
Hin
Columbus Raid Seen as Plot Behind Outbreak
Colнmbus raid is viewed as the result of a plotted move by Villa with Carranza possibly aware. U S officials report President Wilson approved the state department action. Citizens express support for American troops as demonstrations turn friendly.
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Columbus
United Preas
Maxico City
Wilson
Carraurorae
Villa
Carranzaas
New Town
Sovernment
Haa
State Department
Develop Guignon Stove Industry Amid City Efforts
The article details a municipal push to attract a stove industry to the city. A committee plans to form a company with the Guignon name, assemble a plant, secure materials, and pursue employment and economic growth. Local officials anticipate job creation and industrial development, with a focus on supporting the new venture through staged investments and infrastructure.
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ANT
Meyeri
Gorgon
Bass
Stove
Hoje
Macey
Guigion
Natal
Indictment Against Osborne Dismissed in Court
The court dismissed the indictment against former warden Thomas Mott Osborne after a hearing on a perjury claim. The judge ruled the committee lacked legal authority and the evidence failed to prove perjury, ending the case without presenting defense evidence.
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Jauhion
Abeexan
Thomas Mott Ophorne
Slug Sing
Oshorpe
Hela Atfuley
Wvidems
Trains Stall on Erie Line Between City and Columbus
Erie freight trains halted all day between the city and Columbus with several long trains stalled in east end yards. The disruption stretches from the Maple Avenue area eastward, signaling the railroad’s toughest day of the year amid snow and cold.
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Erie Railroad
Columbus
Maple Avenue
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