World War News Summary From Europe to Americas
Britain's Fleet actions in France, Neuve Chapelle victory and 1,000 German losses are reported along with the Queen Elizabeth entering the Dardanelles. U-20 sunk by Ariel. Antwerp arsenal blast kills 14 and injures 70. French losses exceed 45,000. Champagne fighting cited as German victory. Catholic Directory notes 16,309,310 Catholics in U.S.. Hollywood Thaw case update. hoof-and-mouth free in Michigan. Nevada boxing bill advances. livestock trade and graft allegations at Chicago stockyards surface.
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Berlin
Champagne
Mazutian Lakes
Carranza Denies Obregon Indianing Mexico City Outrages
Carranza in Vera Cruz replies to Secretary Bryan demanding reform in Mexico City. He says Obregon incited outrages and facilitated imports, urges all aliens to leave the country. News reports Cam peche authorities seized the Susie B. Dantzler and British Wyvisbrook, imprisoning masters, with a heavy fine against Captain Muir. Marines massed as seven battleships ordered to Vera Cruz. Americans abroad told to depart.
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Bryan
Mexico City
Obregon
Jose Rosado
Merida
Mexico
New Orleans
Campeche
Susie B. Dantzler
Pascagoula
Miss
Dethloff
Muir
Washington and Federal Appointments Tossed in Early 1913 Swearing
Washington swore in Robert W. Woolley of Virginia as mint director and Oscar A. Price of West Virginia as interior department auditor. The Supreme Court limited state power to force loss making rail service. George Rublee received a recess appointment to the FTC but was not confirmed. The FTC plans its Washington organization on March 15. William H. Seaman, former Sheboygan mayor, died at Coronado Beach. Countess Szechenyi, formerly Gladys Vanderbilt, contracted smallpox while nursing in Budapest. Pierre Fortune Jaume, famed detective, died in Paris. Marshall Field II and bride learned he was gravely ill aboard the Everglades houseboat near Palm Beach.
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Virginia
Mint
Oscar A. Price
West Virginia
Interior Department
Washington
Wilson
George Rublee
New Hampshire
Federal Trade Commission
Rublee
Senate
Commission
William H. Seaman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sheboygan
Wis
Coronado Beach
Cal
Seaman
New Berlin
General Assembly Ends Its Work
Indianapolis reports the Indiana General Assembly adjourned after a quorum breach by Republicans and anti quorum Democrats. The session enacted several laws including the Rule red light bill and tax study measures. Speaker Bedwell presented a detailed expense report totaling 59 563.01, noting per diem and mileage costs and unpaid bills.
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Senate
General Assembly
Perry Rule
Camden
Feick
State Industrial Board
Bedwell
House
Redwell
Ates Eee
State News Briefs Mixed Uproar and Sentences Reported
Washington reports Sheriff Harman of Davies County departed for Michigan to take a post while Van Allen heads to prison for conspiracy to defraud underwriters. Three individuals were convicted in June alongside Dr. I in a related case.
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Washington
George W.harman
Daviesa County
Michigan
van, Allen
California Syrup of Figs Ad Targets Mothers
The notice promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It urges mothers to check for a coated tongue and irregular bowels, claiming the product cleanses the stomach and bowels, with a 50 cent bottle sold in stores and directions printed on the label.
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California
Childre
Adv
Sylvia and Sylvia Har vard Lampoon Moment
A narrator recalls Sylvia with golden sunlight in Virginia morning light as her brown hair and gray eyes captivate. A harsh voice interrupts the moment claiming she kicks harder than any cow the speaker milks.
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Sylvia
Virginia
Harvard Lampoon
The Eternal Feminine in Richmond Bus Attendants
A crowd of African Americans in Sunday dress gathered in Richmond to witness a colored excursion from Petersburg. One stout woman called out to a friend, asking where she was going, and the reply stated she had come to be seen and to see others.
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Atetion
Richmond
Petersburg
Fat of the land boasts a poverty-to-opulence tale
A man described as rising from poverty now lives on success, remarked in a street conversation. McFee acknowledges knowing him as an agent of the antifatcern, tying the boast to a broader theme of surplus wealth.
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McFee
Antifat Cern
Punishment and parental wishes in marriage debate
A fragmentary discussion notes that a Laplander who marries a girl should be punished if against parental wishes. Mrs Bacon apud suggests strong discipline. Mr Bacon argues the parents should judge the girl’s temperament and consent.
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Mrs. Bacon
How She Loves Herl He Yes Ermyntrude Birth and Digestion Cup
Fragmentary notice from the Commercial Appeal mentions Ermyntrude born on April 2 and a remark about indigestion. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event context or names beyond Ermyntrude.
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Ermyntrude
Strength Diet Guidance For Busy Men
A compact snippet advises avoiding heavy morning meals to prevent stomach overload. It suggests light, protein rich options and notes energy depends on the day’s start and routine. The text targets business people seeking mental stamina for daily tasks.
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