American Expedition Establishes First Base at Guzman Tonight
An American Expeditionary force plans to set a first base at Guzman Mexico tonight as part of a four-month operation from Colombia. The Seventh and Tenth Vermont regiments join the effort under Colonel Dood Wha with routes converging near Guzman. Commanders anticipate coordination with local guerrillas to advance on Villa, with junctions and movements described as the campaign unfolds.
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Guzman
Mexico
Paso
Monsani Cay Iy
Columbia
Kane
Siemih
Porabihg
Tie Additionn
Lin Gurnee
Pontine 10
Willa
Ig Minh
Gieman
Villa
Teoui
Herder
Col AM
Militia from three states called for border guard
A March 16, 1611 report from Port Suny Houston states that militiamen from Moray Arkansas and New Mexico will be mobilized to patrol the Texas border. State troops will be distributed near Brownsyllia Laredo Frosidio Dovigias and Bisby as Funston seeks municipal guard support.
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United Prows
San Antonio
Marc
Port Suny Houston
milNin
Moray
Arkansas
New Mexico
Brownsyllia
Laredo
Frosidio
Dovigias
Bisby
Funston
Americans Flee Toward Border From Torreon
United Press reports Americans from Nacazort and Torreon flee toward the border. Consul Williams and U.S. officials move all Americans from Torreon vicinity on a special train. Calles reportedly organizing a 2000 man force. later dispatches confirm a Corallcon Cattle Company employee slain by Villistas. Berlin notes Bulgaria and Turkey will declare war on Portugal after Austria-Germany actions.
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United
Washington
Nacazort
Toreon
Willams
Torroca
Gonama
Villistas
United Proow
Berlin
Bulgaria
Turkey
Portugal
Many New Members For Maccabees Tent
Weather dampened attendance at Corry Tent No. 10 as many new members were pledged during a lively open meeting. Record Keeper West Joy presented applications, approved by the committee, and Corry Dunk accepted into a ninety day membership contest. A ceremonial team led by J A Brooks displayed skilled ritual work. Future plans include a Maccabees Home Association event and a lunch for members, with Corry Tent aiming to swell Pennsylvania Tent ranks to 500 or more in the next sixty days.
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Corry
Wusalon
Tainor
West Joy
al- Toghony
Anf
Warren
Way Road
Copfer Rink
Degreek
Moar
J. J. Young
Cyril Pantwon
1 W. Bingham
Monihare
Momburi
Pennsylvania ‘Tenté
British Ship Sunk. Crew Landed After Submarine Attack
A British merchant vessel named Britannia Munsonda was sunk in the English Channel by a submarine. Reports say the crew have been landed at a point not named, with no casualties mentioned.
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United Pree
Aris
Torpedo Missed by Few Feet in Passenger Liner Attack
United Press reports a torpedo nearly missed a passenger liner off the African coast near a February 29 voyage. Captain and crew detected the periscope of a submarine and fired, but the torpedo failed to strike. The liner, with American passengers aboard, continued toward its destination as officials assess the incident.
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United
New York
Paber
Patein
Patria
Ulema
Giiral
Marek Orewt
Dovehihuda
Sangere
Paul
Marie Pire
Tobantin
Ole van
Naihowien
Tub Matia Varrind
Directors to Meet With Chairmen on Commerce Plans
The Board of Commerce and chairmen meet to review a municipal light project and a stove proposition. A new company is planned to expand operations with orders for over four hundred Corry heaters. The meeting aims to organize committees and accelerate active work for immediate results.
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Rowe of Commerce
Jasyuyon- Ing
Prgimin
Cameron
Colin Bentla
Amunicipal Committee
Destraight
City Commission
Commission
di l Reatora
Tantavoning
Haya
Weonro
Board of
Dinactorm
Contempt Cases Heard at Pittsburg
District Attorney Humes accused several officials in a contempt case before a grand jury. The proceedings involved alleged perjury and contempt related to brewery records. Names mentioned include John Gartnar, Schein, Hugh Fox, and others, with references to prior and current testimony and official records.
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Vanes
Thamieon
Humes
John i Garttnar
MD. Schein
Hugh
Fox
Tupeit
Lowery Association
Penn
Humen
Arrest Man Giving Liquor to Youth
War, Rust arrested an unnamed man in Ajax alley for giving whiskey to a feeble minded local youth. The suspect named Arthur Rhodes was captured with alcohol supplies and will face a magistrate hearing, then likely court on a serious charge.
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Rust
Cty
Arthur Rhodes
Ajax Alley
Rhodes
Magistate
Ti Ja
Warship Sent to Protect Americans in Caribbean Waters
San Diego dispatch reports the destroyer Stewart ordered to Husenada to guard over a hundred Americans fearing unrest near the Qaranga garrison. The ship reached its destination and wired that conditions were quiet.
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United Prow
San Diego
Cal
United States
Stewart
Husenada
Wit
Qarranga
Jone
Border Patrol Attack Reported at Lake State Region
An incident involving a Border Patrol unit is described with garbled OCR text referencing Mexican forces, a ride or march near a lake state area, and a clash with a party described as men of Mexican origin. The fragment mentions troops escorting or pursuing suspects and potential detainment or return toward Mexico, with unclear locations and dates.
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Vatten Drew
Ishiesvill
Mitral
Patral
Lake
Mexico
Caldy mobilizes force along border amid fear and rumors
United Press reports General Caldy orders about two thousand troops amid fear of American incursion into Mexican territory. Rumors of clashes along the border spread from ranch towns as Consul Heliran dismisses danger and notes reports are circulated for hostile intervention by Mexican factions.
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United Pres
San Antonio
Caldy
Amor
Heliran
Cairunan
Cairunan Declared There Be No Danger and That Suc
United States
Warning to Merchants Over Stolen Money Orders
Corry hotel men and merchants were warned by post office officials not to cash money or lots from numbers 910 to 1000 drawn on the Waitke Station St Lula office. The stolen orders were cashed in Philadelphia by a person using the name William Date. A man who accompanied Date fled before arrest.
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Corry Hotel
Waitke
St. Lula
Phil Delphi
Persan
William Date
W. Wentley
Date
Philadelphia
Dutch Liner Foundered Off North Hinder Coast
A Dutch miner vessel named Tovantia reportedly sank a short distance off the north Hinder coast after a collision and crew were rescued or reported missing. Survivors were evacuated as rescue efforts continued with multiple agencies involved and reports noting casualties and an ongoing search for others.
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Pattod
Wallin
Norly Sea
Guentun
Sara Fituli
Torrie Banioelor
Wondun
Reuters
U S Forces Advance Across Desert and Sierra Madras
U S troops push through desert terrain pursuing Villefa TiN near Polomas and through the Sierra Madras toward Dublan. A wagon train carries wounded Mexicans back to Columbia as Col Wood’s fore front, Culbertson’s men, and other units work to cut off Villista forces and protect the retreating Americans.
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Polomas
Vitla
Columbus
Columbia
Young Man Dies After Chest Injury At Home
A 31 year old man, Maronee Sackett, died at 8:00 this morning at his home on Franklin Street after sustaining a chest injury believed caused by a prank at the Erie hotel. He had been employed at Motel La Rondo until a week ago and is survived by his mother Mrs S M Sackett, two brothers Charles and George, and sister Marion Sackett. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Maronee Sackett
Franklin Atreat
Sackett
la Rondo
Etje Umtil
SM Sackett
Erie
Mr. Sackett
M. Sackett
Charles
George
Marion Sackett
Funeri
Dean Comple
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Hachita
Col. Dodd
National Guard
Torreon
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Yarrow
Board of Commerce
Tubantin
Amsterdam
Ube
Sigur
Pittsburg
Homes
Titusville
Calles
Douglas
Border Towns
Tubantia
U. S
Desert
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