Cowboys Planning Hunt for Bandits in New Mexico
El Paso reports cattlemen in the Hachita district New Mexico plan a punitive expedition across the border to hunt Villa's bandits who killed three cowboys at Corner ranch last week. Organizers claim a force growing toward six hundred with arms and ammunition ready.
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el Paso
Texas
Hachita
New Mexico
Mexico
Lem Spillsbury
Pershing
Corner Ranch
Villa
Southwest
State troops relieved after border demobilization
Washington reports the national guardsmen concentrated on the border for bandit activity will begin immediate demobilization. War Department orders dated February 17 direct General Funston to dissolve remaining border units, with the last troop train expected north by March 7.
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Washington
Mexico
War Department
Funston
Bond Plan Proposed by Senator Weeks for Defense Funding
Republican Senator Weeks of Massachusetts introduces a substitute to the administration revenue bill. The measure would authorize government 38 percent interest bearing bonds up to 760 million dollars with 400 million set for national defense expenditures.
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Washington
Weeks
Massachusetts
Administration
Vienna Hopes for Peace Amid Strained Ties
Vienna officials remain hopeful that the severance of relations between the United States and Germany may not block any potential path to peace. They acknowledge concerns but see room for diplomatic progress despite prevailing gloom in some papers.
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Vienna
United States
Germany
Indirect taxes in France show higher January revenue
Paris reports January revenue from indirect taxes and monopolies at 109000000 francs above last January and 36500000 francs above the level of a normal year.
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Paris
France
Katherine Harding Promising Social Career Ahead
Miss Katherine Harding daughter of Col. Chester A. Harding governor of the Panama Canal zone and Mrs. Harding is described as beautiful and talented with prospects of a successful social career.
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Katherine Harding
Col
Chester A. Harding
Panama Canal Zone
Harding
Russia Faces Coal Famine in Vladivostok
Vladivostok battles a coal shortage due to high demand for ships transporting ammunition. Under government order, hotels and public buildings are permitted only a limited fuel supply.
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Vladivostok
Defense Legislation Focused By Administration in Washington
With the end of the sixty fourth congress near, administration leaders push to enact revenue and national defense measures.
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Washington
Plan to Abandon Special Session Sparks Inaugural Change
President Wilson weighs skipping the customary Senate special session at the start of his term. The move would alter inauguration ceremonies by removing the joint Senate-Diplomatic Corps ceremony for the vice president and cut the official rites in half.
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Washington
Wilsons
Senate
Capitol
Congress
Houses
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Austria Must Answer on Attitude to Submarine War
American Ambassador Frederic C. Penfield asked Vienna for a clear stand on submarine warfare and whether prior assurances linked to the Ancona and Persia incidents are withdrawn. Vienna will study the aide memoire and then reply through the foreign ministry.
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London
Frederic C. Penfield
Vienna
Reuter
Amsterdam
Ancona
Persia
Foreign Ministry
Women mob peddlers clash with police in New York
In New York, clashes between police and women food rioters at city hall and tenement districts led Joseph Hartigan to push measures to boost city food supplies. Desperate women forced peddlers from streets, with carts locked in stables and onions selling at 15 cents a pound and potatoes at 9 to 10 cents, as carts were overturned and contents scattered.
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New York
Joseph Hartigan
Weights and
Upper East Side
Dewey Estate Valued at 255000 in Admin Petition
Washington Admiral Dewey's estate is valued at $255000 in a petition for letters of administration filed by his widow and son who renounce executorship and seek the widow as administratrix.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Explosion at Archangel Kills Fifteen Hundred in Russia
Overseas News agency reports 1,500 killed and 3,000 wounded by ammunition explosion at Archangel, Russia. Damage estimated at 50,000,000 rubles.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Archangel
Russia
Reed Smoot New Name Change for National Monument
Senator Reed Smoot introduces a bill to rename the Mukuntuweap national monument in Utah to Little Zion national park reflecting a shift in designation and branding of the site.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Little Zion National Park
Swedish government seeks details on Hugo Hamilton sinking
Stockholm reports the Swedish government has asked Berlin for particulars about the sinking of the Swedish motor ship Hugo Hamilton, information which became known on Sunday through an official Berlin report.
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Stockholm
Berlin
Hugo Hamilton
Memphis Bantamweight Pat Moore Loses to Jack Wolf
Pat Moore suffered a broken arm in the fourth round of a ten round bout with Jack Wolf of Cleveland. The decision went to Wolf in the Cleveland fight night.
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Cleveland
Pat Moore
Memphis
Jack Wolf
Wolf
The Home Town by Nels Darling Morality Speech
The piece argues a western town depends on local agriculture and commerce, criticizing mail order reliance and urging buying local. It warns that sending money away drains community wealth and stresses freight costs quality service and trust in local dealers. It ends with a patriotic call to support American towns.
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America
Washington Nyhart ranch sale at Point of Rocks 750 acres
For sale at private sale at once. The Washington Nyhart ranch at Point of Rocks comprises 750 acres with good water rights. Terms: half down, balance on any agreeable terms. Inquiries to John A Nyhart Dillon or J L or C A Nyhart Twin Bridges.
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Washington Nyhart
Point of Rocks
John A. Nyhart
Dillon
J. L
C. A. Nyhart
Strayed cattle from Sweetwater range in 1916 offer reward
Seven head of yearlings and ten Jersey cows and calves branded on the right hip and notch in the right ear strayed from the Sweetwater range during summer or fall of 1916. A reward is offered for information leading to their recovery. Louis L. Bell Dillon July 10.
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Sweetwater
Yj Louis L. Bell
Dillon
Curtis Hospital and Helena E Curtis Residence Noted
Historic city snippet lists The Curtis Hospital on South Washington Street and the Kingsbury residence with Mrs Helena E Curtis RN 42 tf as readable details.
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Curtis Hospital
South Washington Street
Kingsbury Residence
Helena E. Curtis
R.N
George Brownback
Holcomb
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Rule
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A three-taps-meet call will be given, three taps, three times, at the courthouse bell.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association
Felf
Gets It Corn Remedy Mentioned In Personal Ad
A reader recalls trying various corn remedies before learning of a product called Gets-It. They describe prior use of bandages and ongoing corn discomfort.
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