Border war erupts as bullets rain on Nogales
Federal and constitutionalist forces clash across the border at Nogales Sonora with artillery and rifle fire cross ing into Arizona. U S troops guard the line as reinforcements from General Ojeda arrive. Casualties include several killed and wounded on both sides and a Mexican boy wounded on the American side. Red Cross aid and evacuations proceed amid desultory firing through the day.
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Nogales
Agia Pilaty
Sonora
Ojoda
Nepgiles Federal Garriagon
Federala
Rarrigan
Noples
Insidence
Colonet Korterlicsky
Jin A. L. Gustetter
Chipamen
Gustoder
United States
C. Smith
U. S
Nia
Fort Huachuca
Tate
Realflence
C. L. Montague
Cananea
Obregon
Pnd
Agha Pileta
U.S
Simpich
Red Cross
Cursea
Abou Lo
Constitucionalista
Weetnd
Simpieh
Red Crosse
Washington
Nogates
Hare
Kosterlitzky
Arizona
Col. Tate
Aca Xe
Glovon
Aido
Red Croga
Senate charges Loeffler over missing Hofstian deposit
Washington March 13 The Senate discussed a charge that Carl A Loeffler acting assistant doorkeeper was linked to the disappearance of a Hofstian certificate of deposit presented during the Laramada meeting. The probe followed a note from a Senate page who delivered the certificate to Loeffler after allegedly removing it from Senator Batley. A 4 to 15 vote kept Loeffler’s name on the resolution naming prospective Senate officers. Separate votes were sought on Loeffler Kenyon and Wade Speakers amid factional division. The piece adds a note on the Greater University committee dinner in Iowa City with United States Senator W S Kenyon and M J Wade listed as guests.
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Washington, D. C
Carl A. Loeffier
Sesse
Senate
Gorg
Oklahoma
Loomer
Loeffler
Kenyon
Wade
Iown City
Greater University Committee
Nera Tonlsut
United States
W. S. Kenyon
M. J. Wade
Democratic Committee
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
White House
France
Ufe
National Committee
McCombs
McCombba
McCowba
Ida
Von
The
Democrat
MenCombs
Washington
Richard Olney
Britoin
Wilton
Olney
Nominations Sent to Senate for Treasury and Agriculture Posts
President Wilson sent to the senate a slate of appointments including Joan Skelton Williams as assistant secretary of the treasury and Beverly T. Galloway as assistant secretary of agriculture. Edwin I. Sweet would lead the commerce bureau, with Allan and others referred to committees. Williams, a Richmond banker, will head treasury bureaus. Robert W. Wooley will replace Sherman Avian in Treasury.
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Washington, D. C
Maren
Wilson Gant
Senate
Joan Skelton Willams
Jteb-tmond
the Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Aay
Beverly T. Ciilloway
Agriculture
Edwin I. Sweet
Grand Rapids
Mich
Commerce
James A. Edgerton
New Jersey
Postoffice Department
Allan
Joan Skelton Williams
Richmond
The
Treasury
Seaboard Airlins Railway System
Robert W. Wooley
Sherman Avion
Military unrest across northern Mexico unsettles border areas
Reports from Mexico City dated March 14 say loyalists and constitutionalists clash in Sinoloa and Sonora with rising concern in border towns. American troops on the border are forbidden to fire unless authorized, as Washington seeks to reduce friction near Nogales and along the Arizona line.
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Nogales
Mexico City
Mex
Ymwerta
Sinaion
Sonora
California
Teplo
Zapata
Actin
Washington, D. C
Wa Department
Washington
Garrison
Busa
War Department
Arizona
Nno
Poliey
Bliss
Alghe
Moxtern
Senate Elects Clarke Pro Tempore Amid Steering Deliberations
Senator James J. Clarke of Arkansas was chosen president pro tempore with 41 votes as the Democratic steering committee neared final committee allocations. The session outlined anticipated chairmanships for Tolman, Tillman, Clarke, Owen, Timan, and Smith while McCombs and Olney faced diplomatic posting talks with President Wilson.
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Washington
D. C
Mare
James J. Clarke
Arkansas
Senate
Clarke
Gallinger
Glapy
Trie- Low
Horak
Congress
Marshall
Chamber
Shore
Senator Bristow
Clapp
Borah
Jalollette
Washington, D. C
Tate Lo & Committee
Tillman
Martin
Commercs
Commerce
Naval Allulra
Timan
Appropriations Committee
Smith
Maryland
Committee On
Owen
Oklahoma
Stone
Sen. Kern
Committee
Ava
Republian
Wilson
Tla
Roper, Dockery and
Blakeslee
Reputation for Fair Dealing Worth a Fortune
Henry Ward Beecher quote frames fair dealing as a fortune for merchants. The Journal promotes honest advertising as key to attracting and retaining customers. It urges readers to rely on nightly ads from reliable merchants offering superior goods at honest prices and efficient service.
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Henry Ward Beecher
O Long &S
Non-Partisan Judiciary Measure Clears House Passage
Des Moines March 13 The house passed the non partisan judiciary bill after a fight sparked by the Stine amendment which would provide partisan nominations while keeping the non partisan election feature. The measure, backed by the state bar association, passed 61 to 34 with Rep Klay of Sioux leading the push against the amendment.
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Des Moines
House
Klay
Sioux
Stine
Page
State Bar Desociation
Senate
Farr
Woodbury
Iowa
Iowa Lne
Francie of
Dickinson
Cowles
Ite
Waa
Mambora
Menate
Turks Attack Servian Transports Off San Giovanni Di Medua
An official Belgrade report says about fifty Servian soldiers were killed when a Turkish cruiser Hamidi shelled transports off San Giovanni Di Medua on the Adriatic coast yesterday. The attack, amid conflicting accounts, involved four transports laden with troops bound to aid Scutari siege defenses.
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Gattinje
Montenegro
Scutari
San Giovanni di Medua
San Giovoun
Hamidieh
Austro- Hungary
Austria
Servia
Tn Hamidieh
Belgrade
Erains
Adriatic
Hamidi
Transporta
Oxford Wins Annual Boat Race Over Cambridge
Pulled from Cambridge, Oxford surged in the last quarter to win by a quarter length on the Thames. Oxford’s time was 20 minutes 53 seconds as Cambridge led early, with spectators along Putney to Mortlake witnessing the race labeled the Battle of the Blues.
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Pulley
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
Hammersmith Bridge
Barnes Bridge
London
Pridges
Putney
Mortlake
Cambridge Craw
Haywood warned against violence in Akron scene
William D. Haywood leader of the I W W arrived in Akron and was greeted by two hundred sworn deputies. Police Captain Guillet warned that incendiary speech would bring arrest and deportation. Haywood pledged to avoid incitement as he proceeds to the I W W local HQ and plans a Grace Park speech. Citizens with clubs and deputies policed rubber plants and big factories to prevent strikes or picketing. More citizens to be sworn in. hundreds of cars placed at officials.
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Akron
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Avon
Union
Guillet
Haywood
Tia World
Grace Park
Aldea
Rockwell
Polia
International Harvester fights merger suit in Nebraska binder case
In Omaha on March 13 the International Harvester company defended against a government merger suit by presenting evidence that it is not a Sherman Act trust. Tests showed five active binder competitors in Nebraska, with mixed pricing and shifting shares. Dealer testimony cited growth of John Deere competition and notes that farmers saw price declines before the merger.
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Omaha
Neb
Ternational Harvester
Robert Taylor
Marvester Company
International Harvester Company
Nebraska
William Rebber
York
Wheat Belt
International Makte
John Deere
Gence
Progressives Refuse to Vote for Sherman on Long Term
Springfield Dl March 13 Progressives stuck to their line on the long term Senate ballot refusing to back Sherman Republican instead backing Frank H Funk on the long term The tenth joint ballot produced no choice with no change in candidate standings in the deadlock across both long term and short term ballots
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Sherman
Springfeld
L. ¥. Sherman
Frank H. Funk
Wilson Declines March 18 Cleveland Birthday Ceremony
President Wilson declines attending the March 18 dedication of Grover Cleveland’s birthplace in Caldwell New Jersey citing obligations at the White House. He sends a message praising Cleveland and asks the reader to share his tribute while detailing his duties and plans to consult progressive senators on appointments and policy.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Grover Cleveland
Caldwell
N. J
John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
Cleveand
Mr. Cleveland
Maretin and
Swanson
Virginia
Robert M. Wooley
Treasury
Johnson
Spartanburg
S. C
John
Goodwin
Globe, Ariz
South Carolina
Wise
Smith and
Townsend
Michigan
Edward S. Sweet
Grand Rapid
Wm. W McCombs
McCombs
France
New Hampshire
United States
Henry PF. Hollis
Ilinois
Senate
Tng
la *Ollette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Bim
la Falletts
White House
Lea
Shields
Tennassee
Benton McMillan
Mexico
Texas Democracy
Iowa City woman injured in street accident
The report describes a collision involving Miss Adam Hutchinson, a well-known Muscatine figure and part owner of the Hutchinson Black, who was hurt after a misstep near Ty Marek 132. Details are scarce but indicate a fall and injuries warranting attention.
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Marek
Speoig
Adam Hutchinson
Hutchinson Black
Weather Report From Town With Mixed Snow and Rain
Rain in the east and possible snow or rain in the west tonight. Friday colder with snow in the west and snow or rain in the east portion. Muscatine at 7 am records 40 degrees above zero and a river stage of 7 feet. Rise of inches over last report.
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Porcion
Muscatine
Ala
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John P. Fallon
THI Journal
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