Bold Border Battle News From Laredo and Neuvo Laredo
Reports from Laredo Texas and Neuvo Laredo describe a fierce street battle at Tarenvon with heavy casualties among Carrancistas and Mexican federal troops. Refugees cross the border as American civilians are awakened by shelling. presiding US cavalry units coordinate safety measures.
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Laredo
Tex
Streene
Neuvo Laredo
Neuve Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Thy Iber
Nuayo
Associated Press
Battlefeld
Wight
Douglas
Artz
NATO
Ojeda
Tnxi
Kidler
Cel
Jose Gutierrez
Remainlne
Driing
Gallo
Tomnin
Agia Pris
Naco
Almos
Tucson
Aclé
Alamos
Mexico
Navojon
Sonor
United States
Colorado
Guaymas
Ladurn
Sonorr-Chihuahua
Hermosifle
Firal
Cunanea
Sonorh
Fred
Cananea
Asser
Pwentyetico Zapatiatas
Pueblo
Max
Zapata
Police Captains Testify On Parade Disorder Inquiry
Washington officers told a Senate subcommittee about efforts to control crowds during the March Bal inferior parade. Captain Daniel Sullivan described orders given to keep the roadway clear and praised Superintendent Sylvester for showing restraint toward civilians amid growing disorder. Captain J G Moilenberger reported the avenue crowd extended from building Moe to building Une and that officers struggled to maintain order as the pageant progressed.
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Washington
Marc
Marcy
Beford
Senate
Daniel Sullivan
Sullivan
Sylvester
Yartry
J. G. Moilenberger
Corea
Reddom
Hen
Dien
Moe
Une
Suffrage Leaders See the President Open Mind on Amendment
A suffrage delegation presented a constitutional amendment for women's voting rights to President Wilson in Washington. He had not decided on action for a special session, though he was courteous and sympathetic. The leaders stressed practical importance and urged immediate federal action, noting previous appeals and party milestones. In London Hyde Park riots, 10,000 mob attacked suffragists with missiles, tearing hats and cloaks as police escorted them away.
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Washington, D. C
U. S
Wilson
Congress
Ida Husted Harper
New York
Woman Suffrage Association
Barvey W. Wiley
Ale Hance
Clauda V. Stone
Representative
Harper
Susan 2
Anthony
Ore Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Tendon
London
Tha Suttral Fetter
Hyde Park
Araral
Oxford Street
McCombs Holds Up Own Ambassador Appointment
Wilson announces no new appointments before April 7 extra session as McCombs delays nomination to France. Moore named counselor to State, with Moore’s prior service noted. commission to study rural credit to aid farm conditions. White House baby Josephine Cothran departs with her mother after weeklong stay at the executive mansion.
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Washington, D. C
Wi. F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
France
White House
Senate
McCombs
Wilson
Congress
Yaacoh Patrick
St. Patrick's Day
Tumulty
Jonn
Redmond
Moore
John Bassett More
Columbia University Fund
Department of State
Taft
Chandler P. Anderson
Henry M. [Hoyt
Thia
Suite
Nly
Bryan
Cvnedita
Meteher
Florida
Gore
Oklahoma
Rep
Moss
Tudiana
Harvey Jordan
Georgia
John Lee Coulter
Minnesota
Kenyon
Southern Commercial Congress
Mengral Assembly
Rome
McCombs Tnally
Frances
Mc Combs
Josephine Cothran
Perritt Cothran
Raleigh
N. C
Cathran
Mra
Annie W. How
Philadelphias
Josephus Daniels
Secretary Daniels
White, House
Actress Franks Death On Oceanic Attributed To Epilepsy
Southampton March 27 Post mortem finds American actress Frank Leslie died from epilepsy after being found dead aboard the Oceanic liner. Investigators reported no signs of foul play and noted the attack followed a seizure.
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Roar Ovrean
Southampton
England
Frank Leslie
Oceanic
Po Yidence
Four Bay
Madoo Refuses to Hear Applicants
In Wuabington on March 27 Secretary Metdoo announced the refusal to receive personal job applications. He said ten days of effort showed it hindered public business and offered no advantage, urging applicants to submit written requests for more careful consideration.
Secret true bills returned by jury in Cincinnati trust case
Secret indictments were returned today against former officials of the Cincinnati Trust Company with Geo B Cox as president. Indictments were sealed and officials would not be cited into court until tomorrow. The trust firm had been under investigation since its absorption by Providers Savings Bank and Trust Company last year.
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Clocknach, O
Maren L
Cincinnati Trust Company
Geo. B. Cox
Trust Company
Providers
Savings Bank and Trust Company
Trust Suit Forces Firms to Suspend Operations
Savannah report says the American Naval States Company suspended operations amid a government Sherman Act prosecution. The firm claims credit is vindicated and US courts pursued the matter. a creditors meeting is set for March 21 while TM Nast, the company president, is in Europe.
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Savannah
American
Naval States Company
U.S
Naval Stores ‘‘Trust
Nast
Europe
Paterson flies Old Glory amid mill strike response
Paterson New Jersey March 17 the national flag flew from homes and shops as residents answered recent leadership utterances of silk mill leaders. About 200 striking workers left the mills today while most mills remained closed in the labor dispute.
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Paterson
N. J
Ainiika
Easter Fashion Revival Prompts New Spring Attire
A local call to shop for Easter apparel notes the tradition of donning new clothes to mark rebirth. Merchants of Muscatine highlight spring stock, urging readers to read The Journal ads for right prices and styles on new suits, shoes, and gloves.
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Muscatine
Landis orders grand jury to probe fraud ties to government
In Chicago on March 17 Judge Landis directs a special grand jury to examine alleged butter frauds linked to the internal revenue department. Jurors to determine if manufacturers conspired to defraud the government and if any public officers conspired, with authority to summon witnesses nationwide. The case involves oleomargarine and cottonseed oil conspiracies and potential noncompromise of certain offenses.
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Chicago
Maren
Landis
United States District Court
International Revenue Department
United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Lens
Paris
House of Representatives
Treasury Department
MacVerzh
Internal Revenue Bureau
the Cour
Treasury
Stop Enforcement of Newspaper Law in D C Case
The Supreme Court granted a restraining order to halt enforcement of the newspaper publication law while it considers constitutionality. The injunction was sought by Robert C. Morris for the New York Journal of Commerce. The court announced a recess from next Monday until April 7 with no decision on state rate cases.
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Wallington
D. C
Supreme Court Today
Burleson
Robert C. Morris
New York Journal of Commerce
Supreme Court
Jury unable to agree in Ryde murder trial
After hours of deliberation the Wangas City jury in the murder case of Dr B Clarke Ryde reported a deadlock at 12 55 pm with nine jurors for acquittal and three for conviction, leading to discharge. The case concerns Colonel Thomas H Swope, noted philanthropist. In New York the Standard Oil Company announced a half cent per gallon naptha price increase for export.
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Wangas City
B. Clarke Ryde
Thomas.h. Swope
New York, N
Standard Old Company of
New York
Gotch to Wrestle Lurich in Major Match in KC
Frank Gotch the world wrestling champion signed articles to meet George Lurich for ten years the defeated European champion at Kansas City on April 1. Manager Jaill Klank announced the bout with a $15 000 purse and a hard training plan led by Marion Plestina. The Missouri Athletics club will host the event with Lurich who beat George Hackenschmidt two years earlier, a decision reached after Gotch consulted his manager.
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Humboldt
Frank Gotch
Te World
George Lurich
Daring burglars flee with diamonds from NYC pawnshop
A tenement neighbor saw two men tunnel through brick and concrete to reach Martin Simons and Sons pawnshop on the East Side. They pried open a vault containing diamonds worth about 300000 dollars and fled in a light wagon. Police link the crime to a series of recent break-ins and pursue a known gate squad lead by Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty. The scene yielded gloves left behind and a trove of jewelry scattered in drawers, with much more in notes and securities left untouched.
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New York
Martin Simons
Song
Tower East
Polica
Poliica
Allar
Witty M
Witty
Martin Simons and Sons
Snd
Lower East Side
Herman Schapiro
Bowery
Simons
Boggs In Critical Condition Near J A Bond Residence
William Boggs uncle of Mrs J A Bond lies critically ill at 14 East Pitt Street. Doctors say recovery unlikely and relatives have gathered at the bedside of the 77 year old revived farmer, amid concern for his health and family.
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William Boggs
J. A.l Bond
East Pittyatraet
Bern
Bogee
Wilson calls for extra session to tackle tariff
President Wilson issues a proclamation to convene Congress in extra session on April to address tariff legislation. Underwood signals readiness to report revised plans, with focus on tariff changes and administrative details to expedite passage ahead of the December session.
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Tarif
Washington
DC. C
Wilson
Congress
Wilden
Underwood
Mir
Mir. Underwood
House Joadera
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Tao
Committee of
Lovett Pledges New Plan for Union Pacific Dissolution
New York March 17 Robert B Lovett chairman of the Union Pacific Railroad said he would seek a new plan to dissolve the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads to comply with a Supreme Court ruling. The original dissolution plan was abandoned after California railroad commission opposition.
Weather summary with Muscatine readings and river stage
Local forecast indicates 100 percent humidity and warmer conditions tonight. Tuesday brings light snow or rain and warmer air to the eastern portion. Muscatine at 7 pm reports 15 degrees. River stage today at Muscatine is 10 feet. Sunrise at 6:50 AM. sunset at 6:20 PM.
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Muscatine
Plelock
Gunse
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