Border Town Columbus Attacked in Night Strike
Fall of Columbus New Mexico reports five hundred Villa bandits crossed the border at dawn, killing about a dozen Americans and burning buildings. U S troops crossed to pursue, with heavy fire exchange and numerous Mexican casualties. Civilians and soldiers suffered as townsfolk fled and were shot by snipers in the streets.
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United States May Have Ten Intervene Begins Duties
A brief notice states the United States may appoint ten interveners as part of a new duties program. The move signals expanded roles in official duties and regional implementation details remain unclear.
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Belligerents claim successes amid heavy fighting reports
French official reports claim repulse of German assaults near Vaux after heavy attacks. German claims outline success at Vaux and near the Meuse. President Wilson and new War Secretary Baker react to Mexican raid on Columbus, sparking debate on possible U S action.
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Working State Democrats Endorse New Member Hope
Committees announce endorsements as the Working State Democrats push for new members. A club in sight, the group endorses Wilsok as a key future leader and potential insider ally.
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Lula Hanes Caffey Wins First Prize at Convention
Lula Hanes Caffey wins first prize as 16 members work in the State Convention. The Manufacturers' club pushes to 200 members to buy the Benevid property for 30 6ia, remodel cost about 5000, stock 175 each, 25 down, six years to pay, dues 15 semiannually.
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Joh. Marsh
FW. A. White
Bs Ptorminsons
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Br. N. Gallett
Charles Long
H. A. Millis
Locome
Lula Hanes Caniey
Ruth Welch
Whitney Ryan
Carl Clary
Lula Hanes Caffey
Enterprise
Ben Stedman
Helen Stedman
Harold Ryan
Nannie Young
Jacob Harris
Zera Mae Foster
Ethel Buie
Allen Welborn
Montgomery
A. D. Young
Nellie Yates
Jacob Rabinowitz
Vernon Snyder
Ralph Willard
Hugh Hamilton
Archie Hiatt
Wade
Ralph Wilerd
High Point
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Clifter
Lara Hanes Wiley
Folhondin
A. G. Dixon
Thornwell Haynes
Earnhardt
Funeral rites for Prof J G Coltrane held in Randolph county
The Rev Sylvester Newlin will conduct the funeral at Ebenezer church Randolph County for Prof Joseph Y Coltrane of San Antonio Texas who died Sunday at 5 o clock. He was born June 7 1952 in Randolph County and graduated Trinity College in 1876. He leaves a widow three daughters and one son with siblings across Nebraska Florida and Texas. Interment follows at Ebenezer burying ground with services tomorrow afternoon at the Randolph church.
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John Coltrane
Nebraska
David Coltrane
Florida
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KE. E. Spencer
Mary Sheppard
S.S. Eldridge
High Point
Sylvester Newlin
High Point Friends
Germany Declares War on Portugal in Berlin
Berlin reports Germany declared war on Portugal at 3 30 yesterday afternoon and handed passports to the Portuguese minister, signaling a formal rupture.
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Trial of Elijah Bumgarner Over Fraudulent Ten Dollar Bills
Elijah Bumgarner, from near Taylorsville, faced preliminary trial in Statesville for passing two $10 fraudulent Confederate bills altered from $1 notes. Merchants Gooodin Morrison detected the fakes during deposits. government agent Henry E. Thomas linked another bill to Bumgarner. Bumgarner posted 900 bond and was released. to stand trial in April in Federal court.
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Wd. Allen
Alexander Superior
Burgarner
Taylorsville
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Benk
Burgerner
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Charlotte
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Allen
Bumgarner
Weather forecast notes fair skies and freezing temps
Fair tonight with freezing temperatures and warmer western areas. Friday brings continued fair weather, rising temperatures and moderate west winds, becoming variable later.
German Fleet Reaching North Sea Reported by AP
Morning papers publish from the Lomdéen and Mareh correspondents about the trawlan fleet cruising the North Sea. Accounts describe a varied fleet with craft ranging from torpedo views to modern dreadnoughts and other ships.
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Hamiltons and Ragan Transfer 10,620 EM acres to Lebanon Church
The deed recorded yesterday in Guilford County registers the transfer from Thomas Y. Hamilton and wife and R R Ragan to the Board of Trustees of Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church. The tract, 10,620 acres, lies on the Thomasville road in Batty 4 tax township, priced at £450.
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