No word comes from Pershing in Villa region search
United Press dispatch from El Paso reports no word from the Pershing expedition about Lt Wille and Lt Gorrel missing since Sunday in Chihuahua. Cavalry columns move toward Namquipath as desert conditions and the heat wring soldiers and pack animals.
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United
el Paso
Pershing
Santa Mara Raglon
Villa Hunt
Wille
Gorrel
Chihuahua
Columm
Namiquipath
Valle
Army Horse
New Quarters Progressing at City Blog Remodeling of Ely building advances
The article notes remodeling work on the Ely building with a new front for Corry Furniture Company and plans for office and grocery improvements. Contractor Fohiman installed the front, work on the furniture store completes with balcony display and office space in oak, city redecorations and wall renewal follow, and Corry Furniture aims to move from the Rogora building around April.
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Stield Beeind
Ely
Fohiman Haad
Corry Furniture Company
Offica Antranos
Porkina
Wimner McElroy Hua
Bak
Walla
Rogora
Fire Stricken Town Appeals For Relief
Fire swept Parte Texas destroying two thirds of business and residences. About twenty thousand residents were left homeless as fire spread from warehouses to cotton presses. Groverckast province reports dire losses and officials appeal for aid. No fatalities confirmed. casualty details unclear. Local authorities seek relief from broader communities.
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United Presa
Parte
Texas
Porlu
Grovercikast Provinloms
Kelly Case Non-Suited. Appeal Planned
The Kelly case in which Mrs Clara Kelly sought damages following her husband Ednor J Kellys death was non suited by Judge Orrverore after witnesses testified. The court ruled the incident occurred during interstate rail service, promising a new trial. Separately, a federal grand jury indicted four men from New Castle for counterfeiting and related charges, with further actions expected today.
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Mra
Clara Kelly
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Damagin
Ednor J. Kelly
Orrverore
GO Klueata
Thin City
John B. Brooks
Iirly
Corry
Jeneth
Orr
Kelly
Monk Ware
Orr Immadiatiiy
Philadephila
Indlot Monteweither
J. Suchaneck
New Castle
President Denies Peace Story
President Wilson rejects a New York story asserting he favors immediate peace. He states there is no truth to the claim and dismisses it as baseless propaganda. The White House clarifies there has been no change in policy.
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United Proms
Washington, D
Aréaldent
Wilson Today
New York
Gerard Haw
Germany
Oliver Replies To Reed In Senate Armor Bill Debate
Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania sharply rebutted Senator Reed’s charges that Oliver owned extensive steel holdings influencing his stance on the government armor bill. Oliver denied owning $500,000 in steel, stating he possessed only about $117,000 in value and never allowed personal affairs to affect his legislative conduct. The report notes he returned home from a New York City purchasing trip amid the Senate exchange.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Oliver
Pennnsylvania
Read
Olver
Oliver
Rood
Mieg
Kata “Ryan
New York City
Lefton
Aucnters Spa Bip
Cavalry Units Rush to Border Ahead of Villa Clash
Reports say General Patton’s forces expedite additional detachments of United States cavalry to the border. Colonel Wilder leads the fourth and fifth cavalry from Port Myer toward Columbus New Mexico with a fast train, while other regiments from Wyoming Leavenworth Sheridan and Fort Russell join the mobilization. Military officials emphasize readiness and rapid transit to the capital amid border tensions and orders for swift movement.
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United Frees
Wathington
Maryn
Patton
War Department
United Staten Cavery
Jiterlop Army Station
Wilder
Fourth
Wid Fifth Cavalry
Port Myst
Washington
Pershing led column nears Lake Babripora amid raids
Dispatches from San Antonio report General Pershing personally directing a cavalry column nearing Lake Babripora with Dodd’s forces not yet visible and other U.S. units reported near Carmen. The Carrancista cleanup, movements from the south, and potential Guerrero actions could extend the conflict for weeks or months with public reports buffered by censorship.
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United Press
San Antonio
Pershing
Lake Babripora
Dodd
Pearing
Namie Quipa
United States
Carmen
Vila
bin Band
Tinsava
Pancho
Guerrero
Casae Grandes
Endangerment Warning Near Crossing Halts Trains
Uhl of Police Davia took action at dawn near a busy crossing to stop passengers and pedestrians from approaching a moving eastbound train. Officials, including Stilton Master Gray, warned against moving into the path as both east and west trains halted or slowed, with orders for crossing remain closed until further notice.
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Davia
Hiles
Stilton
Gray
Gelling
Dhao
Berlin Notes on War Activity and Retirement Movements
Berlin reports that German forces have captured more French soldiers at Avocourt near Verdun while admitting retirement pressure by Russian forces under General Kuropatkin. The war office notes continued pressure near Hindenburg and Riga forcing partial German withdrawals in the south and southeast sectors.
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United Presa
Bort
Avocourt
Verdun
War Office
Russlang Ander
Kuropathin
Vor
Hindenburg
Roion
Riga
Army bill introduced calls for fifty thousand volunteers
Washington March 22 United Press reports a bill to empower the president to call for fifty thousand volunteers for a Mexican service. The measure was introduced in the House by Chairman of the Ways and Means and does not seek immediate action on the fuel issue.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Te Houm
Ny Sharnini
Witvess
Important meeting of the teachers in the public schools
An afternoon gathering led by Supt Wilton brought together teachers from the public schools and many eighth grade students. Mr Bradshaw delivered experiments on plant life growth germination and water transport noting starch and sap flow while the group discussed Containing Principles by McMurrray and debated matriculation qualifications raised by Monroe and Johnson.
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Wilton
McMurray
Measra Monroe
Johnson
Wan
Uniontown Flood Forces Hundreds From Homes
Uniontown Pa March 22 heavy water flows through Main Street from Redstone Creek flood. About 150 families forced from lower quarters as Baltimore and Ohio station area inundates. Industrial railroad service bins abandoned. At nine o clock six feet of water.
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United Press
Uniontown
Wight
Baltimoree
Ohia
Nervica
Court Scene Shifts As Erie Grand Jury Actions Loom
Special report from Brie March 22 describes a looming federal grand jury session in Erie with figures like Hon and Nell M. Bonner arriving. Attorneys discuss brewery cases, possible nolle prosequi, and a potential million dollar fining aggregate. Other items note acquittal for a counter filter case and fraud sentencing related to naturalization papers. A bankruptcy matter involving B A Williams Company and a Pennsylvania Railroad death claim also appears.
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Brie
Grand Jury
Hon
Ji Mi
Wiil
Newocint
Omclatn
Garman American
Allance
A.c. Hexmater
Nell M. Bonner
Atorneys Pepre- Geiling
Tne
J. ¥. Thompson Engas
New Castle
New Castle Moore Was Found Not Guilty and His Companions Hans Ui Veeenind McAtee
D'Amapl
Mente
B. A. Williams Company
Orr
Pennsylvania Railroad
W Virginia Towns Flooded In Cloudburst Damage
From Wheeling to Grayayne and nearby towns flood waters rise several feet after a cloudburst. Rail traffic on the Baltimore and Ohio line disrupted. Rescue trains report casualties and missing livestock as gas service shuts off. In Muncy Indiana, Hurricane damage hits Hartford City and Montpelier with roofs torn off and injuries feared.
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Ualted Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Grayayne
Baltiuove
Ohio
United Press
Muncy
Inn
Dispatch 8
Marion
Hartford City
Montpelier
Russians Again Take Czernowitz In War Dispatches
London reports say Czernowitz, capital of Bukowina, fell under Russian pressure as Austrian forces retreated. The Rome dispatches noted the breakthrough with cautious confirmation, while local officials in Harbor Creek and nearby towns interacted with visitors and residents amid the growing news of the advance.
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United Prose
London
Rome
Big meeting of sportsmen this week in Corry
A late 19th century notice invites members of County Camp 198 of the United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania to a general meeting on Friday March 24 at the United Commercial Travelers room in Harbor Landing. President Frank Kelpher and Secretary Vault Downey urge all to attend and join. The session will review contest plans and stock preparations for future events with potential federal support from commerce sectors.
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Tha
Plas
Berm
Rederm
Pererans Well
Mit
Marion Indiana Train Wreck Claims One Life
A violent storm near Marion Indiana caused a wreck on the Blo verleaf Line No 5 killing Willems the owner of a local home and injuring his wife and two trainmen. The storm blew debris into nearby houses and damaged the train embankment, with estimated damage around 25000 dollars. Five people were injured among the passengers and crew.
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United Press
Marion
Ind
Hd New
ICEMEN TEA DEALERS CONVENTION NOTICE IN BRIE
A two day meeting of the tea dealers association of Western New York and Pennsylvania will be held at the Reo House in Brie. Mr. Lave is listed to speak on promoting winter sales. About 100 to 200 attendees from the area are expected to attend at least part of the sessions.
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Corry Tea Ca
Brie
Henoun
Western
New York
Pannaslvania Association
Fealer
He Reo House
Lave
Weather Update Shows Cold, Windy Conditions Ahead
Forecast indicates colder air sweeping in with sharper winds across the region. Highs drop into the 40s with overnight lows near freezing and a light frost possible in rural pockets, while precipitation remains unlikely.
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