Villa Is Driven Back as Villa Rebels Routed at Torreon
Mexican forces under General Villa were routed at Torreon with heavy losses reported to be 2,010 dead or wounded. Gen. Maas and Gen. De Moore arrived from Saltillo to aid Velasco as federal artillery and cavalry drove the rebels westward. Villa’s attackers allegedly lured into Lerdo before heavy shelling forced retreat.
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Spares From the Wire Brevities and Local Notes March
March 95 items report Mre Gorden Read’s death at seventy two and long service with temperance movements. Also Montana snow in Helena port, NC college of agriculture bids, aviator Thompson in Chicago, earth tremors at Wildwood and Atlantic City, Moore shoots Fox after a quarrel, submarine launch at Fore River yards and Mrs T G Roberts involved.
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Vertnor
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George ‘Moore
Mode
Arthur Fox
Musa
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T. G. Roberts
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Wan Oprvarer
Robbers steal pest house in Gary Indiana
Gary authorities found the city pest house missing and discover it had been carted away on a wagon. Health officials erected a temporary tent from an old platform used for a Wilson campaign. Cloves Mack, a Black patient from Clin tom Indiana, was among those cared for in the tent.
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Health Board
Wilson
Cloves Mack
Clintom
Destruction and mysteries of ships reported in pieces
Honolulu reports no wreckage found from the steamer Mauri after an explosion off Pearl Harbor last night as authorities seek confirmation and a later report is anticipated. Other items note former Judge Nathaniel Ewing's illness threat at his home in Vatustown and a federal probe into junk trusts in Los Angeles.
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Hawaii
Many Ives
Pearl Harbor
Ewing Verytt
Vatustown
Nathaniel Ewing
Public Service Commission
Seri Monly
U. 6
Junk Trust
Los Angeles
Cal
Mississippi
Federal Grand Jury
Army Head May 60 British Cabinet Fear Disruption
Army chief could retire on May 60 triggering cabinet concerns over shaken ranks and possible cabinet resignations. The report notes fears of instability within senior leadership and potential mass resignations.
Britain in Crisis as War Chiefs Resign Amid Political Turmoil
London reports a cabinet upheaval sparked by Colonel Seely and Field Marshal French resignations over war mobilization. Asquith contemplates reshaping government with Lloyd George at the helm while Churchill faces Unionist attack over Ulster policy. Chicago notes a miners conference ending with no strike, and 150,000 workers idle. Other items cover Pennsylvania layoff of 1,250 shop workers, a papal consistory, and local incidents.
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Staf
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Gough
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United Mine Workers
Great Northern Hotel
Miners’ Federation
Mljnois
Peoria
Srone
A. E. Vorteller
Panama Canal Tolls Fight Clears House Passage
The rivers and harbors bill with 43.4 million dollars was passed by the House without substantial amendment and goes to the Senate. President Wilson cited global opposition to the canal act and said the repeal would need broad support, with Senate debate already underway and major speeches anticipated.
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Wilson
Congress
Kindel
Colorado
Post Office Department
House
Senate
White House
Owen
Lewis
Richmond votes wet in local option election report
Richmond Indiana voters approved the local option, with 3,218 wet and 2,042 dry in 25 precincts. Hymns rang from Reid Memorial M E church chimes at dawn and hourly chimes marked the day as dry forces prayed in city meetings against liquor.
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Ind
Reid Memorial M. E
Seidel Wins in Milwaukee Race for Mayor Nomination
Milwaukee March 26 David five times mayor eliminated with former Congressman Theodore Otjen from mayoral race. Emil Seidel to contend regualr election against fusion Mayor G A Bading who led victory over Socialists two years ago. Precinct tallies Beidel 15 996 Bailing 16 887 Rose 13 231. Two Dead in 300000 Fire Sioux City January 28 Fire in quarter block causes 300000 loss. Anderson Furniture Moore Clothing Franks hotel among heaviest losers. Two firefighters killed by falling walls.
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David
Theodore Otjen
Raee
Emil Seidel
G. A. Bading
Beidel
Sioux City
Fourth
Nebraska
Anderson Furniture Company
Moore Clothing Company
Franks Hotel
Queen to Visit U S in May
Sofia Bulgaria March 27 Queen Eleonore of Bulgaria announced a May departure to the United States. She will be the first reigning queen to visit the U S and plans study of American institutions and people, noting American sympathy during the Balkan wars and strong interest in her welfare.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Eleanore
United States
Marquis Satonji Women Form New Japan Ministry
Tokio March 26 Marquis Satonji former premier asked by Emperor Yoshihito to form a cabinet to succeed the Yamamoto ministry which resigned. Emperor desires a material body to bridge old and new political factions. A shake-up in the navy sees Vice Admiral Matsumoto retired from Kure station. successor Vice Admiral Sugetero Yoshimatsu appointed.
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Satonji
Japan
Yoshihito
Yamamoto
Mary
Wt Matsumoto
Kure
Kure Naval Station
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Not Subject 10 Willis Tax Law Blocks State Collection
Historical note states that from 1902 to 1908, the state could not collect from underlying corporations under a specific tax law provision titled Not Subject 10 Willis Tax Law. The record emphasizes legal constraints and year range without additional context.
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Willis
Ohio Supreme Court rule hits underlying firms in Willis tax
Ohio Supreme Court decision in State of Ohio vs Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Co constrains Willis tax on underlying companies leased and operated by other firms. State loses an estimated 2.1 to 4 million dollars in revenue. court record now under scrutiny for further tax implications and Hollinger act amendments.
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Supreme Court
Bank Act Confusion Prompts Supreme Court Review
In Ohio, a Greene county judge ruled the 1851 free banking act repealed by the 1904 bank inspection law, prompting Prosecutor Frank L Johnson to seek Supreme Court leave for review. If upheld, many banks would fall outside state control, fueling efforts to fast track the case to the spring term.
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Frank L. Johnson
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Iater
Ion
Duck Raising Is Profitable For Markets And Eggs
Pekin ducks yield 120 to 150 eggs yearly and can weigh five pounds at ten weeks with proper feeding. A grass run aids profitability. Pekin differs from Aylesbury by size, color, bill hue, and leg tone. Processed to market with care, ducks look fuller and fetch higher prices.
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Tariff debate and foreign trade shifts stir US markets
The article argues the new tariff disrupts sound commerce as imports rise and exports fall. It cites January data showing imports about 1.6 million dollars below last year while exports dropped 23.22 million dollars. It notes corn on the free list spurred imports, with over a million bushels arriving in days, and warns farmers and Republicans alike about foreign grain pressure. It surveys Britain’s stance and political fault lines amid Wilson administration critiques.
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