Troops 10 Stay as Wilson Declines Immediate Withdrawal
President Wilson maintains policy to keep American troops in the Mexico border region until brigandage ends. General Scott and General Funston receive new instructions after a White House conference. Obregon urges withdrawal. Arredondo presses for early exit but state department defers diplomacy until El Paso military talks conclude.
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Wilson
Mexico
White House
Baker
Scott
Funston
Obregon
Carranza
Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Funsten
State Department
el Paso
Philippine bill beaten in House amid independence clash
In Washington the House defeated the Clarke amendment proposing independence within four years by a 213 to 465 vote. It then passed the Jones bill by 251 to 7, offering greater self government and a preamble stating the aim to grant independence eventually without fixing a date.
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Washington
Senate
House
Philippines
United States
Slayers of Cheyenne Sheriff and rancher captured near Fort Collins
Fort Collins officers capture two men believed to have killed Sheriff Frank Roach of Cheyenne and rancher Nels Nelson. The victims were shot thirty five miles northeast of Box Elder while leading a posse hunting horse thieves.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Frank Roach
Cheyenne
Nels Nelson
H. S. Cook
Lincoln Saloons Close Across City Under Prohibition Remonstrance
Lincoln Nebraska saloons shut down Monday for an indefini te period after prohibition leaders filed a blanket remonstrance.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Mooney Named New Congress Man From Woodsfield Ohio
William C Mooney a banker and businessman from Woodsfield is elected as Republican congressman representing the Fifteenth Ohio district in the new term.
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William C. Mooney
Woodsfield, O
Ohio
Delegates Chosen for Progressive Party Convention
Reno sel ected six uninstructed delegates and six alternates to the national Progressive party convention. The Progressive state central committee acted as a convention to finalize the slate.
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Reno
Nev
Progressive Party
Progressive State Central Committee
Telegraphers Ordered to Strike Chicago
Four thousand telegraphers signal men agents and tower men on the New York Central Lake Shore and Nickel Plate railroads between Chicago and New York have received instructions to strike.
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Chicago
New York Central
Lake Shore
New York
Germans Driven Back by Belgians On Western Front
German infantry efforts north of Dixmude failed as Belgian forces repelled the assault after a heavy artillery barrage. Allied reports note continued German artillery and air activity around Verdun Riga and the Gulf of Riga while Russian and Turkish forces clash in Asia Minor. Vienna cites heavy Austro Italian fighting with Italian counterattacks suffering high casualties.
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Dixmude
Verdun
Riga
Teutons
Ikskull
Lake
Narocz
Lake Vischnevskoye
Gulf of Riga
Windau
Courland
Vienna
Adamello
Diarbekr
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Black Sea
Britain to Force Service in Wartime Draft
In the house of commons Premier Asquith announced an imminent bill for universal conscription of men of military age. He traced wartime recruiting, noting the army grew from 26 to 83 divisions including the naval corps and dominion contributions, and that 6 million men had been raised for army and navy, acknowledging ongoing recruiting effort with occasional lapses.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Dominions
India
Mob Attacks Carnegie Steel Plant in Braddock
A mob mainly of foreigners attacked the Edgar Thomson works of Carnegie Steel in Braddock Pittsburgh. A pitched battle lasted an hour with 400 shots fired. Two men were killed four fatally wounded and about a score seriously hurt as deputies guards and plant personnel repelled the attack.
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Pittsburgh
Edgar Thomson Works
Carnegie Steel Company
Braddock
Farmer Murders Physician in Ogden Car
Dr. C. F. Osgood a 48 year old Ogden physician and surgeon was shot three times and killed while in his car Tuesday evening. Heber Burch 34 confessed to the murder saying it followed a head operation by Osgood in St. Louis in 1894. Burch is believed insane. relatives deny any operation.
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Ogden
Utah
C. F. Osgood
Heber Burch
David Starr Jordan Retired as Stanford Chancellor Emeritus
Stanford University announces the retirement of David Starr Jordan from the office of chancellor. He is honored with the title of chancellor emeritus in acknowledgment of his global peace advocacy and distinguished service.
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David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Cal
Pittsburg Railways Motormen Ratify Wage Pact End Strike
Three thousand two hundred motormen and conductors of the Pittsburgh Railways ratified a wage agreement recommended by their leaders ending the strike Tuesday afternoon.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Long Beach Fire Chief Killed in Auto Crash
Long Beach California. Fire Chief J E Shrewsbury died and three other firefighters were injured when his car collided with a motor chemical responding to an alarm. The crash occurred during emergency response. Authorities investigating the accident and its cause.
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Long Beach
Cal
J. E. Shrewsbury
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