Rebels Celebrate Paso Juarez Victory in Mexican Clash
After 39 hours of fighting and heavy casualties, Villa's forces repelled a federal assault at Juarez and seized trains, guns, and hundreds of prisoners. General Caraveo impressed Constitutionalist officers with stiff defense, while Lind departed for Tampico to assess risks and deter US intervention.
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Paso
Texas
Juarez
Villa
Chihuahua
Serra Blaneda
Ile
Francisco J. Madero
Madero
Suerta
Caraveo
Ynez Salazar
Huerta
Mexico City
Mexico
John Lind
Tampico
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fort Douglas
el Paso
War Department
Washington
Bliss
Tex
Sierra Blanca
Francisco Villa
Clerk Is Taken For Big Theft In New York
James Howard Foye, a onetime clerk for John W. Gates at Farmers Loan & Trust Company, is under arrest on securities theft charges valued at about $250000. Detectives found a $97000 certified check and $5000 cash on him, believed linked to stolen securities sold to Charles T. Brown of Philadelphia. He spent a night in the police station’s “filthy cell” before transfer to headquarters and previously gained notoriety over a years old family dispute. Foye earned $75 monthly until recent months.
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New York City
James Howard Foye
John W. Gates
Farmers Loan & Trust Company
Moye
Charles T. Brown
Philadelphia
Europe
Foye
William JT. Jerome
Oye
Foy
Gates
Parcel post fails to unite farmer and city buyer
Chicago report says parcel post growth lacks farmer city link and middleman elimination. Food shipped from farms by parcel post is hardly worth considering. Washington notes the president will attend the Army Navy game in New York City on Saturday.
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Chicago
Iill
Campbell
Parcel Post
Washington, D. C
New York City
Army and Navy players share vantage for halves
The plan has him watching the game from the Army side in one half and the Navy side in the other half, splitting his viewing positions between the two teams.
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Army
Navy
Four Killed in Head-On Crash on Pelham Parkway
A head-on collision on Pelham Parkway from Larchmont early this morning killed four people and injured eight. Victims include Thomas I. Denny, a Democratic legislator. Leonard Cohen, a Tammany dress goods manufacturer. two unidentified well-dressed women in Cohen's car. and injured Bert T. Rich and Miss Estelle Norton. The women were later identified as Mrs. Nannie Loos and Miss Helen Schnapifer.
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New York City
Pelham Parkway
Larchmont
Thomas I’. Denny
Leonard Cohen
Tammany
Cohen
Bert T. Rich
Estelle Norton
Nannie Loos
Helen Schnapifer
Sun Service Trial Panics Courtroom In Nude Sun Bath Claims
In Chicago federal court Adusht Hanish the Ottoman Seer and high priest faces trial over the Mazdazan sun-wor shipping religion. Prosecutors say their inner studies book was read to jurors as evidence. The religion emphasizes exposure to the sun through nude sun baths.
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Chicago
Ill
Adusht Hanish
Warning to Officials Issued by Methodists
Topeka Kansas officials urged to avoid backing candidates in state campaigns. A national Methodist Episcopal resolution states government officials should not align with campaigns that contradict local moral convictions.
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Topeka
Kan
National Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Temperance Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Honeymooning Sayres’ Whereabouts Kept Secret
Washington crowds sent flowers from the White House as Mrs. and Mr. Francis Sayre remain missing on their honeymoon. Only a few Wilson and Sayre family members know their location.
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Washington, D. C
Francis Sayre
Wilson
Sayre
White House
Abolish State Superintendent Advocates Board Plan
Open letter from A E Hitchcock president of the board of regents proposes abolishing the state superintendent's office. He urges a three member educational board and a commissioner of education to oversee all schools with a dedicated salary and a state levy tax. The plan mirrors New York's educational structure.
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A. E. Hitchcock
Board of Regents
E. C. Perisho
State Educational Association
Sioux Falls
Hitchcock
Hitelwock
Association
South Dakota
Regents Board
State of
New York
Agriculture in South Dakota schools urged for depth and unity
Dr. A N Hume of the State College urged that public schools teach agriculture with strong pedagogy, warn against European trade school models, and push for consolidated rural high schools funded by state effort and experiment stations. He cited Putnam County and Colebrook as examples and urged a cosmopolitan farm citizenship. The TD association elected W J Ear ry as president, chose Deadwood for next meeting, and endorsed a statewide educational policy and potential Panama exhibit.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
A. N. Hume
State College
State Teachers Association
Hume
South Dakota
John Swaney
Putnam County
Illinois
Colebrook Academy
New Hampshire
Deadwood
W. T. Early
Ordal
Lutheran Normal School of
Stour Falls
T. A. Harmon
Yankton
Helin
Pierre
Early
Harmon
Aberdeen
J. C. Lindsey
Mitchell
Jane l L. McGrath
Spearfish
J. W. Murphy
Platte
Association
C. G. Lawrence
State education stance echoed in civic duty
A quoted line emphasizes education as a state responsibility, stating the state must educate its citizens rather than rely on factions or the federal government. The remark frames public schooling as a core state duty and implies governance should prioritize statewide educational standards.
Want Closed Deer Season
Agitation grows among Black Hills hunters for a closed deer season after a poor harvest. With one week left, only 32 deer were bagged in the Black Hills this season, and in the county 220 licenses were issued but barely a dozen deer killed. Hunters cite scarcity and lack of snow aiding escape, urging a moratorium to replenish the herd.
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Deadwood
S. D
Black Hills
Carnegie celebrates birthday with quip on aging
New York City Andrew Carnegie marked his birthday at home and quipped I am only 78 years young How do you expect me to know anything about the joys of old age He added that wealth is a heaven and he wishes to stay as long as he can.
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New York City
Andrew Carnegie
Washington court annuls ICC rulings on rail tap line allowances
The commerce court in Washington D C today overruled interstate commerce commission prohibitions on trunk line railroads paying allowances to tap lines.
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Washington, D. Tene
Washington, D. C C
Nebraska State Railway Commission
The
Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Middle West
Governor Ammons Asked to Mediate Coal Strike
Denver Colorado Governor Ammons is asked to serve as chairman and referee as committees representing Colorado operators and striking miners meet to seek a settlement or truce in the coal strike.
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Gov. Ammons
Denver
Colo
Ammons
Colorado
Committee report outlines statewide education policy topics
The committee on state policy proposes topics for discussion at the next annual meeting, including summer schools for teachers, minimum training, wage laws, county unit funding, revised public school fund apportionment, new text book law, consolidated schools, vocational and sex education, rural school improvements, and related matters under its jurisdiction. Names listed include G. W. Nash, Olive O Young, H. M. Gage, Kathryn M. French, and Alex Strashan.
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G. W. Nash
Olive O. Young
H. M. Gage
Kathryn M. French
Alex Strashan
Sherman resigns to run for Congress in Third District
Belle Fourche South Dakota Democrat J B Sherman resigns as law clerk in the United States land office to devote full time to his candidacy for the party’s nomination to Congress from the Third district.
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Belle Fourche
S. D
J. B. Sherman
United States Land Office
Congress
Fe Ae
Democrats Use Caucus For Currency Bill Tactics
Washington insiders report the Senate Democrats moved to hold daily caucus sessions from 10 to 11 a.m. until the currency reform bill is enacted. The Owen and Hitchcock plans face behind closed doors debate with aims to unite the party behind a president supported measure and avert wholesale changes.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Democratic Party
Hitchcock
Wilson
Owen
Senate Committee
House
Shafroth
Democratic Committee
Independents in South Dakota Connect With Interstate Outfit
George W. Robinson vice president of Tri State Telephone of St Paul testified in the anti trust suit that the Interstate Company operated lines in Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota and formed connections in South Dakota last year. The expansion came through acquiring about twenty local companies.
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Chicago
George W. Robinson
Tri-State Telephone Company of
St. Paul
Interstate
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
Civil Governor Named For Moro Province
Governor General Harrison will replace the military rule in Moro Province with a civilian governor Frank W Carpenter executive secretary of the Philippine government will become the first civilian governor in either Spanish or American times Pershing will be relieved as governor of Moro by Carpenter This marks a step toward autonomy for the Philippines.
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Washington, D. C
Harrison
Moro
Frank W. Carpenter
J. J. Pershing
Carpenter
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Lind
United States
Rhode Island
Fletcher
Tuxpan
American Press Association
General Orozco
Orozco
Diaz
SUN Service
President of Regents
Plan OF
Education P Board
Uncle Sam
Mexican
Nebraska
Lawrence County
Carnegie
Sherman
Democrats
AGATA
Caucus For
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