Cowboys Battle Mexicans All Day on Arizona Border
Fighting raged for hours near Stonehole in the Arizona border region as American cowboys clashed with Mexican forces. Reinforcements from EF troop Utah cavalry arrived, no confirmed American fatalities, Mexicans reportedly scattered with ongoing border patrols and troop deployments from Arivaca and Ned Hogans.
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Arivaca
Ned Hogans House
Arivaen
Hnys Pinch
Ruby
Ariz
Horthard
Star Cavalry
Messcan
Mexican rebel vow triggers Mormon exodus to U S
El Paso reports Pancho Villa vowed to execute all Mormon Americans in Colonia Dublan Colonia Juarez and the Casas Grandes district after the Marshing punitive expedition departs. The threat prompts a general exodus as colonists flee toward the United States by rail and other routes.
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el Paso
Tex
Pancho” Villa
Colonia Dublan
Colonia Juares
Casas Grandes District
United States
Orces Bison
Rt Villa
Caltualwa
Wen Pershing
Maders
Casas Grandes
Pershing
Colonia Kablan
Holland declines joining peace league in Dutch chamber
The Dutch minister Jonkher Lowlen told the chamber it would be unwise for Holland to join a European peace league. He cautioned that refraining from backing President Wilson’s peace address does not commit Holland to any definite stance on his proposals. Calvinduts leader Lohman supported Wilson’s drive for permanent peace.
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Jonkher Lowlen
Chamber of Deputies
Holland
Wixon
Senate
Wilson Jonkher
Alexander Frederick de Savornin Lohman
Wilson
Prince John Beached Off Alaska Near Fin Ger Point
A Vancouver wireless message reports the steamship Prince John beached at Fin Ger Point in the inside passage with a soft-bottomed lay. Passengers have been moved to Petersburg awaiting the Steamer Prince Albert. Earlier dispatches said Prince Albert had already taken the passengers off. A separate Washington exchange marked the opening of a high-power government radio station at San Diego.
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Vancouver
Prince John
Finger Point
Petersburg
Alaska
Prince Albert
Washington
Daniels
San Diego
Cal
Bill Opening 40 000 Acres Signed in Arizona
President Wilson has signed a congressional bill opening 40 000 acres in Arizona to settlement and sale. The land is part of an auxiliary reclamation project linked to the Yuma project.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Arizona
Yuma
ANISER PLANS A NEW OFFER VILLA FORCES AT EL VALLE
London reports a new Anglo French plan for renewed exchange talks with the United States as part of ongoing efforts to organize a future peace. Tisza and Hungarian statesmen signal central power links while German leaders discuss universal peace proposals amid Berlin readiness. Villa forces at El Valle and shifting fronts in Mexico border reports add to wartime tensions.
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Aniser
EL Valle
London
Kae
Kaiser Wili
Ph Orasion
Pearte
Tore Aecep
Hwas Ory
Shephen
Nuria
United State
Ftatesman
Tisza
Bertin
Ferland
Paria
Germany
Former Slaves Seek Government Pay in Racial Redress Case
A group led by Hon Johnson of Maskegee Ok seeks the Supreme Court’s ruling on whether the federal government must pay 10,500,000 to former enslaved workers and heirs for cotton picked under involuntary servitude in the southern states. Leon McAdoo is named as custodian of government funds. District of Columbia courts denied the suit.
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Washington
DD. C
Supreme Cour
Ty Hon
Johson
Maskegee
Leon
McAdoo
District of Columbia
Shells Off Suffolk Coast Do Little Damage In Bombardment
An unidentified German vessel shelled the Suffolk coast near Lowestoft. The bombardment lasted three minutes with no casualties and damage under $500, most shells bursting on open ground. The ship fired a star shell first to identify objectives before the attack.
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London
England
Suffolk
Lowestoft
New York Woman Receives 600000 Bequest for Suffrage Cause
A surrogate's court order directs immediate payment of 600000 to Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt from the estate of Mrs Frank Leslie. The funds are allocated to promote the cause of women’s suffrage. The bequest is part of a will provision intended to support suffrage efforts.
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New York
Mra
Carrie Chapman Catt
Frank Leslie
Sub Treasuries Abolish Bill Defeated In Senate Vote
Washington D C Senator Norris amendment to the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill to abolish the nine sub treasuries was defeated by a vote of 45 to 15.
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Washington, D. C
Norris
World shipping losses and tonnage figures released
Washington reports global merchant shipping loss estimates and tonnage figures. The data show several thousand vessels and tens of millions of tons in loss, with the United States ranking second in vessel count and tons. The figures stem from federal and international authorities and reflect a volatile global seafaring landscape.
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Washington, DC
United States
Liowil
Submarine blockade plan outlines new European sea war
A high level naval authority warned that Germany and Austria may attack armed merchant ships without warning. Arming British French and Italian vessels could be proof of offensive intent. The author noted no definite advices had reached embassies but expected German submarines to strike ships armed fore and aft. A naval blockade in the North Sea was described as likely and disruptive to Allied and German movements alike.
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Washington
Treetonic Diplomata
Baybors
United States
Ieat Hirttain
North Sea
German Empire
Hair restorer claims dramatic dandruff relief and new growth
An advertisement extols Danideline and Datuterine claiming rapid dandruff removal within ten minutes and weeks of use delivering silky, fuller hair. It promises immediate scalp cleansing, reduced shedding, and a visibly improved hair texture with cautious guidance on application. The text blends product claims with vivid sensory outcomes and testimonials.
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Leiter
Knowlton
Election call in Queretaro assembly votes April
Local assembly in Queretaro calls for nationwide elections to elect Congress members on the last Sunday in April. Officials urge citizens to participate as voting preparations intensify.
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Queretaro
Mealea
Coneten Honal Assembly
Tae Jaevera
Munitions Firm Sued Over Health Toll in Toledo
In Toledo a munitions company faces a suit by workers alleging ruined health from fumes while producing shells for the Entente Allies. Plaintiffs claim exposure to molten lead fumes damaged their lungs and overall health. The case centers on workplace safety and industrial health standards in wartime production.
Shipbuilding forecast predicts 1600 thousand tons for US yards
Millshure reports at a national convention that US shipyards will produce over 1,600 thousand gross tons this year, with 400 weekly contracts totaling 1,495,000 gross tons on offer. He notes one third of that total is for foreign accounts and expects a rise of about 750,000 gross tons in the merchant fleet.
Prison for Harvard Graduate in Jewelry Theft Case
Harvard College graduate Mare-Charlew W Sill of Boston received a two year sentence in the house of correction after pleading guilty to stealing jewelry valued at $1,100 from E. Litchfield of Newton. The case centers on a breach of trust involving a Newton home.
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Harvard
Boston
Mare—Charlew W Sill
Harvard College
E. Litchfield
Newton
Carrie Nation Memorial Fountain Proposal Before Legislature
Topeka reports the Woman's Christian Temperance Union seeks permission from the legislature to construct a fountain and statue commemorating Carrie Nation, the anti liquor crusader. The action aims to honor Nation and promote temperance advocacy through a public memorial.
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Topeka
Eart
Carrie Nation
Wilson Praises Suffragists After North Dakota Vote
President Wilson congratulates Carrie Chapman Catt and the suffragists for their work leading to passage of woman suffrage in North Dakota. He notes genuine interest in extending the vote and recognizes the movement’s momentum and achievement.
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Washington
Wilson
Carrie Chapman Catt
North Dakota Assembly
Earthquake Jolts Montreal Fortifies No Damage Reported
A perceptible earthquake struck Montreal Quebec at about 2 45 Friday afternoon. Tremors lasted about fifteen seconds with no damage found to date.
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Montreal
Quebec
Berlin denies U boat sunk near Huelva
The commander of the British destroyer Dolphin reports sinking German submarine U-56 west of Huelva Spain. The newspaper states that neither this nor any other German submarine has been sunk in this manner.
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Berlin
Dolphin
Huelva
Spain
Ban on Medicine Advertising Passed by Upper House
A bill in the Raleigh assembly prohibits advertising in the state for patent proprietary medicines claiming to cure incurable diseases. The measure, intended to curb misleading claims, has cleared the upper chamber of the General Assembly.
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Raleigh
London Alcohol Law Slashes Delirium Tremens Cases
London reports show a 60 percent drop in delirium tremens cases and over a 39 percent fall in autoidess cases across the 12 largest British cities since the liquor law took effect. Authorities herald the trend as a public health win amid ongoing debates about policy impact.
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London
Great Britain
Java
Chicago Auto Show Opens at Coliseum
The seventeenth annual automobile show opens in Chicago at the Coliseum and adjacent buildings and runs until February 3. Car care and accessories worth over 43.5 million dollars fill about 54 000 square feet of floor space.
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Chicago
Boy Dies from Shrapnel Blast at Port Silk Reserve
Loreney Meadows a 12 year old boy died and Leroy Hinkle also 12 injured by the explosion of a 3 inch shrapnel shell on the Port Silk military reservation in Lawton Oklahoma.
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Lawton
Loreney Meadows
Leroy Hinkle
Port Silk Miitary Reservation
Fragmented OCR Note on Almaline Smith Arrival
An unreadable OCR fragment references a person likely named Almaline with partially legible phrases about arrival and a misread date or event. The text shows garbled lines, stray words, and broken quotes, making it difficult to extract a clear event or persons beyond Almaline.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Election Postings
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a course or event and a person, with unclear names and dates. It lacks coherent facts or readable entities to anchor a clear news item. No definite actions, organizations, or outcomes can be derived from the legible text.
Tuemi Am King Cates Bheed Henry 1 of Tagless
Readable fragments outline a medieval or ceremonial figure named Tuemi Am King Cates Bheed Henry associated with Tagless. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to establish a concrete news item or context. The piece appears ornamental or genealogical in nature rather than reporting.
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Tuemi
Cates Bheek
Henry 1
Tagless
VapORub Brings Nightly Peace To Ozark Mothers
Missouri mothers report relief from croup and cold troubles by using VapORub. Mrs H H Given and Mr J J Cave of Qeark note a good night’s sleep with a jar in the house. The salve is rubbed on throat and chest, warmed by flannel, releasing antiseptic vapors to loosen phlegm and ease tightness, with relief often in fifteen minutes.
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Ozark
H. H. Given
J. J. Cave
Qeark
Missouri
Mia Civan
Vick
Vick's
Vick Chemical Company
Greensboro
N.C
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