Torreon Rumor Sparks Juarez Celebration Yet Not Fallen
Juarez reports conflicting signals on Torreon with Gen Carranza asserting the town is not yet captured while celebrations erupt over a Telegram reportedly from American Consul Hamm claiming Torreon had fallen. Villa forces press the last Federals as rumors spread of a surrender near the railroad hub amid chaotic exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Torreon
Villa
Carranza
Roberto V. Pesquiera
Contitutionalists
Genranza
Bryan
George
Carothers
Vablay
Chibuahua
Marion Letcher
Ahe
Mexico & Thwestern Railroad
Federico Gonzalez Garza
Gen. Villa
Gomez Palacio
Vila
Hamm
Durangond
Custom House
S Bla
Conchettata
Tiny Burglars Nab Jewelry Worth 1500
Charles von Mulinski and Joseph Bene detto, both seven, were stopped on West 116th Street by Patrolman Rinn as they waved jewelry worth 1000 to 1500. They led the officer to an apartment at 1500 West Fifth Street and described how they entered through a window to steal the items. They were arrested on juvenile delinquency charges. Charley’s father is a janitor and Joe’s a carpenter.
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Charles von Mulinski
Claremont Avenue
Joseph Benedetto
West
Th Street
West 116Th Street
Riverside Drive
Rinn
West 126Th Street
Rian
Bexor
West Eifth Street
David Friedmens
Charley
Little Joe
Joe
Ripa
Velasco Reinforced? Federal forces evacuate Torreon
Telegrams from Consul Hamm reported in Washington say General Velasco, the Federal commander, planned to evacuate Torreon as reinforcements arrived from the east. Officials noted misstatements and said rail and auto movements were used to shift troops toward Jareen amid disrupted Saltille rail service.
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Hagle Pass
Tex
Maurgia
Acosta
Torreon
Murgia
Hipolito
Monterey
Sultillo
New York
Washington
State Department
Harm
Yvuranko
Mexico
Antil
Gen. A
Hamm
Velasco
Mammm
Sualtille
Saltille
Tarreen
Jarreen
Rich Adopt Foundlings
Two waifs were adopted with Surrogate Fowler's sanction. Henry Bainbridge adopted Marion Blanchard age 2 years 5 months. Wesley C. Mitchell and wife adopted George Taylor age 10 months. Mitchell is a Columbia University economics professor. The adoptions involved no pedigrees and the children were described as foundlings.
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Fowler
Henry Bainbridge ‘Baker
West Fifty-fifth Street
Marion Blanchard
Weeley C. Mitchell
West Tenth Street
George Taylor
Mr. Baker
Henry Martyn Baker
Virginia Lee
Wesley C. Mitchell
Columbia University
Ias
Lost Canoeists Thought Safe Aboard Steamer Outbound
Two Gravesend Bay youths Thomas Jordan and Clarence Brown left in an 18 foot canoe Sunday and have not been heard from. clamdiggers William Decker and William Cromwell say a tramp or oil steamer passed near them as the boys struggled in rough water. Decker identified the youths from photos and said the steamer fled with the canoe between them, leaving authorities unsure if the missing pair are aboard and likely to reach land soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jordan
Clarence Brown
Gravesend Bay
William Decker
Ulmer Park
L. I
William Cromwell
Meeikxeesport
Penn
Bath Beach
Jordan
Brown
Decker
Swinburne Island
Eastport
Chicago Mayor Harrison declines Hearst invite over Panama tolls
Chicago Mayor Carter Harrison and many allies refuse to attend a Hearst meeting aimed at criticizing the Wilson administration over the Panama Canal tolls. Harrison stays loyal to President Wilson and signals a potential split with Hearst supporters. He says he has no fixed view on tolls and aligns with the national administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilson
New York Times
Carter H. Harrison
William Handolph Hearst
Hearst
Panama Canal
Harrison
Hearst-Harrison
Mrs Siegel Attacks Henry Siegel in Divorce Suit
Mrs Henry Siegel, suing for divorce from Henry Siegel, exposes alleged misuses of funds and mistreatment, claiming she faced financial ruin while he spent lavishly on outside interests. She accuses him of parsimonious support, seeks court action to protect her rights, and notes extensive personal and business entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Siegel
Siegel Enterprises
Siegel
Rockwood & Mialdane
Broadway
New York
George Cotton Chase
Front Street
West Eighty-fifth Street
Mr. Siegel
Frank Vogel
Paris
Siezel
Sectional Bank
Hotel Majestic
Miss Smith
Pora
Notable Art Section From The Times Promises Masters Rotogravure
The New York Times will publish next Sunday's rotogravure reproductions of thirty eight masterpieces from the Altman collection. Ed Blashfield and Pen rhyn Stanlaws praise the color work, with works by Hals Hobbema Holbein Van Dyck Titian Velasquez Rembrandt Memling Montagna. The section marks the first use of two new German rotogravure presses and promises no unsold copies. Order in advance for next Sunday's Times.
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Altman
Edwin H. Blashfield
Penrhyn Stanlaws
Frans Hals
Hobbema
Holbein, van Dyck
Titian
Velasquez
Rembrandt, Memling
Montagna
New York Times
Farmer’s letter claims horse killed missing boy Warren McCarrick
Philadelphia March 31 a farmer writes Captain Cameron claiming his horse kicked seven year old Warren McCarrick to death. he says the boy is buried on his farm and offers to surrender the body for immunity. letters to Ephraim Patterson urge police aid and warn of revenge. authorities publicize the case to elicit confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Cameron
Warren McCarrick
Capt
Nineteenth
Bainbridge Streets
John M. Patterson
Samuel J. Ephraim
McCarrick
Ephraim
South Nineteenth Street
Mctarrick
Mr. McCarrick
Nineteenth Street
the Gazette
Public Safety
Porter
Ex Judge Horace Russell Dies Leaves Vast Estate
Ex judge Horace Russell who died June 14 1913 at 47 Park Avenue left a gross estate of 1742508 and a net estate of 5724 according to yesterday's appraisal. He served on the Superior Court bench until 1883 and was once a Republican leader. His will provides minor legacies and stock for his daughters and sister with the residue to his wife Josephine Hilton Russell.
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Horace Russell
Park Avenue
Russell
Superior Court
SSO
Henry Hilton
A.T. Stewart
Dobbs Ferry
Southampton
S. 1
United States Steel Corporation
Northern Pacific
Judge Russell
Eleanor
Josephine
Marie
Western Union Telegraph Company
Laura Whitney
Western Union
Lucy A. Brown
Ile
Josephine Hilton Russell
Russel
Judge Hilton
National Park Bank
Botticelli Portrait Said to Belong to Otto H Kahn
The London Times confirms Otto H. Kahn of New York owns a Botticelli portrait of Giuliano de Medici. The work was housed with Vie Count Procolo Tsciani in Bologna for over a century and is not listed in Italy's export ban catalogue.
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Marconi
New York Times
London
Otto H. Kahn
New York
Giuliano de Medici
Clement VII
Botticelli
London Times
Procolo Tsciani
Bologna
Italy
England
National Gallery
Weyerhauser Near Death in California Home
Frederick Weyerhauser, elder statesman of the St. Paul lumber family, lay in critical condition at his Winter home near Pasadena after a week of illness. Once with a severe cold and suspected pneumonia, he reportedly spoke with his sons Charles and Frederick who had rushed from St. Paul to his bedside. His daughters Mrs Davies and Mrs Hill also joined family members as doctors used life-prolonging measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Frederick Weyerhauser
St. Paul
Minn
Pasadena
Weyerhauser
Charles
Frederick
Davies
K. Hill
Was
Rockefeller gifts boost institute program for animal disease study
John D. Rockefeller through the General Education Board adds 1 million dollars to the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research endowment to establish a department for animal disease research. James J. Hill contributes 50 thousand dollars for hog cholera study. The move aims to expand biological work into veterinary and public health areas amid costly livestock losses and disease fears.
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John PD. Rockefeller
General Education Board
Weldeut
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
James J. Efill
Amonu
Rockefeller Institute
Northwest
Pasteur
James J. Hill
James Gordon Bennett in Cairo in Serious Condition
James Gordon Bennett is very ill in Cairo and visitors are forbidden by his physicians. He remains confined to bed and is attended by two doctors and two nurses. Earlier reports claimed a fatal result was not feared, while a cable to a friend in New York indicated he was convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
March
James Gordon Bennett
Mr. Vennett
Devald
Bennett
New York
Inter Ocean assets placed under receiver in Chicago
The Inter Ocean newspaper, now in receivership, was ordered sold by Federal Judge Carpenter. Bids open Monday and returnable to Judge Carpenter on April 1. R J Mooney named co receiver with H L Wohlsaat. Mooney to manage finances while Kohlawat remains to direct editorial policy.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Carpenter
R. J. Mooney
Hi. Tl. Wohlsaat
Kohlawat
Woman Found To Be Leper In Long Island City Case
Mrs. Francesco Marto of 79 Seventh Avenue in Long Island City was diagnosed with leprosy by Dr. Rutledge of Bellevue Hospital. She arrived at the hospital with her husband seeking treatment and waits for Board of Health confirmation before possible transfer to the South Brother Island leper colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesco Marto
Seventh Avenue
Long Island City
Rutledge
Bellevue Hospital
Marton
Board of Health
South Brother Island
Trout Season Opens Early in New York
Gov Glynn signed the J G Jones bill amending the conservation law to open brook trout season on the first Saturday in April, with the close unchanged at August 1. The move drew sportsmen’s protests but was urged by Catskill and Adirondack hoteliers who expect a weekend fisherman rush. The Conservation Commission endorsed the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Glynn
J. G. Jones
Ure
Catskid
Adirondacks
The
Conservation Commission
MISS DAVIS S MODEL FLEES FROM CITY FARM
Katharine B. Davis the Commissioner of Correction learned that Johnny White a model boy and parolee fled from the city honor farm in New Hampton Orange County after three weeks with twelve days left. He had been sent to Hart's Island for theft on an indeterminate sentence. If recaptured he must serve three years. Davis called him starve struck and suspected the boy aimed to pursue the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine B. Davis
Commissioner of Correction
Johnny " White
Board of Parole
New Hampton
Orange County
Youngs White
Hart's Island
Davis
Motor Truck Kills Boy at Death Valley Crossing
A five year old boy, Reubin Brick, son of Morris Brick of USSO Third Avenue, was struck and killed by a motor truck owned by B B Davis Co and driven by Herman A Weltmer at the Washington and Wendover Avenues crossing in the Bronx. Weltmer remained at the scene and aided the boy to Fordham Hospital where Dr Eisenberg declared him dead. Coroner Trealy released Weltmer pending a hearing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Wendover Avenues
Bronx
Death Valley
Reubin Brick
Morris Brick
Usso Third Avenue
B. B. Davis & Co
Hiud
Nordica Sails After Pneumonia On Tasman Incident
Mime Lillian Nordica, who contracted pneumonia after traveling on the steamship Tasman and disembarking at the half of Papua, left Murdie Island on the steamer Houtman Mine heading home. She remains greatly weakened though continues to travel against her doctor's advice.
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Thursday Island
Queensland
Lillian Nordica
Tasman
Papua
Houtman
Nordica
Ner
Smelting Trust to Face Sherman Act Suit
Washington March 31 G C Todd assistant to Attorney General McReynolds discussed with William Loeb Sr representative of Guggenheim interests the department of justice preparing a suit under the Sherman Anti Trust act against the so called Smelting Trust Mr Terth to begin drafting the complaint and the department will report to the Attorney General after the investigation Representatives of the smelting interests will have a hearing and further action will depend on the conference. The Allto tol er pouch holds pipe and tobacco at Schuite Stores. Ad.
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Washington
G.C. Todd
McReynolds
William Loeb, Sr
Guggenheim
Department of Justice
Department Mip Pte
Sutcome
Muddled Wireless Report From Early Morning New York
Fragmentary wireless note reports a distant sighting about 19 miles east of Sandy Mook then. The text is garbled and unusable for precise details or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colas
Arantine Tate
Varierian
Sandy Mook
New York
Frog
Tolls repeal passes House by wide margin in Panama debate
The House approved the tolls repeal 247 to 162 amid dramatic speeches led by Champ Clark. The vote followed a day of high tension, with Olney praised for his criticisms and Wilson's policy defended by administration allies.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Lima
Panama
Champ Clerk
Democratic
Wilson
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Senate
House
Champ Clark
Clark
Olney
Boston
Grover Cleveland
Ker Clark
Rebcition
Bryan
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Defenders
Fallen
Corsul
Messace
Menico
Maret
Javier de Moure
Concordia
San Luis Potosi
Enrique Perez
Rich
H. B. Baker
Prof. Mitchell
Public Service Cup Co
Bkiyu.Ad
TIMES
Carrick
Lad
W. A. Stock
Green Stripe
Connoiisseurs
Andrew Usher & CO
Edinburgh
Ady
Rockefeller
Medi
Cal Research
Jersey
P. F. Bahnsen
Georgia
United States
Institute
Trenton
N. J
Colgate
Fielder
New Brunswick
James
Ackley
New Jerseys
J. G. Bennett
Marcoul
Kohisaat
Gov. Glynn
Bill
Johnny” “White
City Farm
MME
Smelting
Loeb
Schuite
Pather
Vagcmmelem
Snow
Adends
Democrats
SS Democrats
Independent
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