Huerta Sends Conscripts to Torreon
Mexico City reports Huerta rushed twenty five hundred conscripts to Torreon to deter rebel occupation. Soldiers were taken from city streets, equipped and sent toward the front as fighting intensifies. More than a thousand have died on both sides in Tampico and Torreon areas, with higher losses noted in specified locales.
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United Press
Mexico City
Huerta
Torreon
Torloualy
Trampico
Tor
Faon
Cambridge Wins English Boat Race Amid Spectator Disaster
Cambridge won the annual boat race by four and a half lengths in 20 minutes 23 seconds. A spectator barge collapsed during the race, injuring fourteen seriously and leaving around 150 spectators affected.
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United Press
London
Cambridge
Ftord
New York Provision Market Report
Market report from New York and East Buffalo on March 7 and March 27. Prices for wheat, oats, flour, butter, lard, cheese, potatoes, and livestock are listed with various grades and amounts. Notable items include wheat No. 1 and No. 2, oats white and yellow, butter creamery, hogs of mixed quality, and cattle with ranges for choice and prime cuts.
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New York
Buffalo
Iuitato
East Buffalo
Local Residents Travel For Various Tasks And Visits
In Centerville Dr CB Kibler visited Bear Tale on business. Miss Hawkins returns to Bear Lake, Meryl Geisking visits Harrisburg at the Morgaridge home. Mrs CD Wilcox and Dorothy go Erie for the day. Dr J O Jackson leaves for Erie Cleveland Detroit on business. Vincent Desmond of Spring Creek visits city. Mrs William Morrell and Hazel head to Pittsboro. Whittlesey and Florence go to Erie. L A Young returns from Olean. Mary Whittelsey and Tyrthe head to Erie. Thompson Amidon of Minneapolis arrives for Prof Curis death notice. Parson and district Supt Persnson inspect Brie's rund. Medinah girl in Evile. Arthur Howlon visits from Clymer. Gher of Warren, Union Telephone manager, on business in city. Steadman old Ohio veteran visits, then goes to Titusville. J W Figny of Abel & Flynn visits furniture firms. Mrs Carl Smith of Farrell visits Union City. R C Hemphill of Titusville calls on Col Rogers. Hingham and Isinford accompany K W Bingham’s remains to Blooming Valley for interment.
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James Drowght
Centerville
CB. Kibler
Bear Tale
Ya Hawkins
Bear Lake
Meryl Geisking
Harrisbugr
Morgaridge
Park Place
C. D. Wilcox
Dorothy
Erie
J. 0. Jackson
Cleveland
Detriot
Vincent Desmond
Spring Creek
William Morrell
Hazel
W. Pleasant Street
Pittsboro
Federal Whittlesey
Florence
Robert King
L.A. Young
Olean
Mary Whittelsey
Daush Tyrthe
Thompson Amidon
Minneapolis
Curis
Mangger Parsons
SF. Persnson
Brie
Mk. Gher
Warren
Ilmlason
Union Telephon Co
Steadman
Titusville
J. W. Figny
Abel & Flynn, Johsonburg
Carl Smith
Farrell
Sliney
Mott Street
Union City
R. C. Hemphill
8Rd Regiment
Pennsylvania
C. R. Rogers
H. ©. Hingham
James Isinford
Jamestown
K. W. Bingham
Blooming Valley
J M Arters Buys Center Street Site
J M Arters of Pittsburg closed a purchase deal with J T Graves for a North Center street residence property. Arters planned a West Pleasant street mansion but will instead build on the acquired site. A Thanhouser comedy and a beauty film play tonight.
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J. M. Arters
Center Street
M. Arters
Pittsburg
J. T. Graves
North Center Street
Mr. Arters
West Pleasant Street
Thanhouser
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Amuseu Theater
Valley
Vitagraph
Jay
Misa
Medinah
Evle
Arthur Howlon Apn
Laat
Thies
Clymer
Bla Ely
Remington Smith
Premier
Monarch
C. B. Porter
W. Main St
Aya
Fire and Sword
Pont
Prom Park Opera House
Rice
B. M. Jourdet
Traction
Steen’s
Toggery
Store de Luxe
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