Nogales Siege Ends With Rebel Occupation and Surrender
Fighting raged twelve hours as Constitutionalistas overtook Nogales Sonora. About 100 killed and numerous wounded on both sides. Private Allen A. Umfleet of the U.S. Fifth Cavalry was wounded. Col. Wilder and Gen. Obregon arranged a cease fire and cross-border tensions eased the same night.
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Nogales
Ariz
Constitutionalistas
Sonora
Allen A. Umfleet
Fifth Cavalry
U. 8S
Seldier
United States
Col. Tate
Fifth Cavalry Patrol
Obregon
Col. Igosterlitzke
Col. Reyes
Mutanus
Kosterlitzky
Neves
Wilbur I. Wilder
Sorora-Arizona
Reyes
Fort Iluachueca
Wilder
Tate
Obregeun
Bugle Ca
Sen
Ge. Obregon
Firinge
McCreery Manager Sought in Major Theft Case
Pittsburgh police search for J L Gibson former credit manager at McCreerys. Magistrate papers sealed as Gibson's Brookside residence is guarded. He allegedly took about 100000 from others with the Joans association now in receivership. diamonds, tiaras, and pawn loans figure in the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburgh
J. L. Gibson
McCreery’s
Kirby
Gibson
Brookside
Gipson
Joan Association of
Gilson
Storm sweeps Gulf states. thirteen killed across region
A violent storm sweeping Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee caused extensive property damage, with Provencal and Many, Louisiana, suffering severe losses. Brookland Texas reported $100,000 damage. Gadsden Alabama noted fatalities and missing persons, while winds felled power and telegraph lines across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Provencal
Brookland
Gadsden
Ala
Etowah
Calhoun
Pleasant Grove
Maury County
Tenn
Lexington
Chattanooga
Camden
Tupelo
Corinth
Saltillo
Guntown
Student's Slayer Guilty in Wisconsin Case
Alphonse Prince, a North Wethersfield farmer, found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Frank Bentley a Cornell graduate connected to his wife. Prince confessed to shooting Bentley then burning and dismembering the body after stalking Bentley at the house. Bentley disappeared February 16 and was found nearby in woods. Prince collapsed after verdict and remains seriously ill awaiting sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Buffalo
N. Y
Warsaw
Brousht
Alphonse Prince
Prince
North Wethersfield
Frank Bentley
Cornell University College of Agriculture
Bentley
Lone Chief: Lane Receives Indian Title From Blackfeet
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane is dubbed Lone Chief by Blackfeet delegations from Montana in his Washington office. Chief Curly Bear presents a peace pipe and buckskin tobacco bag as the tribute, and names Acting Commissioner Abbott Little Chief due to his short stature.
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Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Curly Bear
Mr. Abbott
Indian Affairs
State Senator McDevitt Suspended for Refusal to Apologize
Boston March 13 Senator John J McDevitt of Quincy refused to apologize to the Senate and was suspended from the chamber until May 1 or longer while a demanded open trial on bribery allegations was denied He claimed a railroading attempt and urged a public hearing before returning to the chamber
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Boston
Mass
John J. McDevitt
Quincy
Senate
Chamber
McDevitt
Democrats Take Control of Senate in Historic Shift
The Democrats secure 49 seats and gain a working majority, electing their own Secretary Chaplain Sergeant at Arms and Assistant Doorkeeper for the first time in 18 years. Senator Clarke presides as President pro tempore, while Loeffler faces a Senate probe over Lorimer paper disappearance allegations. The Finance Committee leadership to oversee tariff revisions is named.
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New York
Washington
Maroh
Senate
James M. Baker
South Carolina
Charles G. Bennett
Charles B. Higgins
Missouri
E Livingstone Cornelius
District of Columbia
Forest J. Prettyman
Maryland
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
Thomas W. Keller
West Virginia
Karl A. Loeffler
James P. Clarke
Arkansas
Iwarl A. Loeffler
Gore
Oklahoma
Illinois
State Bank of Chicago
Lorimer
Holstlaw
Harrison
Loeffler
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Gallinger
Senate Committee On Finance
Upo
House of Representatives
John W. Kern
Indiana
Thomas
James
Hughes
Simmons
North Carolina
New Finance Committee
James and
Flushes
Ways and Means Committee
House
Ross
la Follette
Banking and Currency Committee
Robert +. Owen
James A. O.gorman
Henry F. Hollis
New Hampshire
James A. Reed
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
John F. Shafroth
Colorado
Knete Nelson
Minnesota
Joseph L. Bristow
Kansas
Theodore J. Burton
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Charles E. Townsend
Michigan
Skyrocket test in New Jersey ends in wreck and escape
Parachute jumper Rodman Law planned a 44 foot steel skyrocket flight from Jersey City toward Elizabeth. The device exploded mid rise, scattering a crowd of 150 as Law escaped with minor burns and mud while witnesses warned of danger in further tests.
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Rodman Law
Brooklyn Bridge
Law
Jersey City
Elizabeth
N. J
Williams Avenue
Sam
Mrs Alec Tweedie on American Manners
A Times feature outlines three striking features of American manners as discussed by Mrs Alec Tweedie. The piece highlights behavioral traits, social expectations, and etiquette contrasts observed during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Alec Tweedie
Lighter Sinks Off Oyster Island with Eleven Missing
The lighter bound for Perth Amboy with a 12 man crew struck by an outgoing tug and sank near Oyster Island. Jeff Royston was rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyckoff
Perth Amooy
Oyster Island
Jeff Royston
Queens
S. R. Smith Infirmary
West New Brighton
S. I. Meehan
Wyckofff
Roosevelt to be vaccinated on first day as Assistant Secretary
Franklin D Roosevelt arrives at the Navy Department to qualify as Assistant Secretary and is set to be vaccinated by navy surgeons after signing the oath. Secretary Daniels orders vaccination for all department staff amid smallpox concerns with 4540 clerks under one roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy Department
Navy
Mr. Roosevelt
Beekman Winthrop
New York
Daniels
Department
Davart
Evers
French Diplomat Flees After Panama Wires Scandal
The French Chargé dAffaires M. Barré-Ponsignon vanished after honeymooning with Panamas social figure. He later telegraphed from New York asking his wife forgiveness as the scandal shocks Panama. attendance at the wedding included American Minister Dodge and British Minister Sir Claude Mallet.
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Panama Wires
New York
Panama
M. Barré-Ponsignon
Flagler in Grave Condition After Fall
Palm Beach Florida March reports say Henry M Flagler Standard Oilman and Florida East Coast Railway owner remains bedbound with a hip fracture three weeks after a fall. Friends fear his age and prolonged illness may worsen his condition.
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New York Times
Palm Beach
Fla
Henry M. Flagler
Standard
Mr. Flagler
Charles H Small Stricken at Union League Club
Charles H Small aged S was removed from the Union League Club to Bellevue Hospital last night with heart and kidney trouble. His father Gen George Small and friend Robert L Hall were listed. An ambulance was sent after a club official telephoned. Dr Jameson accompanied the ambulance. condition serious.
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Charlies Ht
Small
Union League
Chuo
Bellevue Hospital
Tie
George Small
Robert L. Hall
Jameson
Annie Russell Robbed in Hotel Belvedere Break-in
Baltimore report states actress Annie Russell found her hotel rooms ransacked after a stage performance last night. thieves stole jewelry valued at about 3000 dollars, including a grape cluster breastpin worth 700, a blue chalcedony necklace, a gold powder box, a peridot necklace, and a ruby set pendant, among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Annie Russell
Hotel Belvedere
Girls Attack Mill Official in Trenton Strike
In Trenton New Jersey on March 13 a group of about one dozen girl strikers attacked Holdsworth Robertson son an official of Straits Woolen Mills. The incident began when Robertson ordered 14 year old Anna Soltis to move on she alleges he struck her. Police arrested Robertson on assault and battery charges to be presented in court tomorrow morning as strikers rallied nearby.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Holdsworth Robertson
Straits Woolen Mills
Robertson
Anna Soltis
Jewelry Safe Blown Open In Bowery Heist At Shapiro Store
A large safe at 20 Bowery in Hyman Shapiro’s jewelry shop was blown between 9 50 and 11 30 last night. Jewelry valued at 38000 to 310000 stolen while a second safe nearby containing 15000 to 25900 in diamonds was left intact. Lieutenant Gilday reports entry through a yard door to living quarters, with nitroglycerine used and nearby elevated trains timed to mask noise. The son Benjamin Shapiro had left at 9 30 for supper. a vicious bulldog was duped as part of the crime.
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Hyman Shapiro
Bowery
Benjamin H. Shapiro
Rivington Street
Lieut
Gilday
Mulberry Street
Benjamin Shapiro
Shapiro
Daughters of
Oustings and Senate revolt over prison chief in Albany
Albany reports Col Joseph Scott state superintendent of prisons has been removed after a heated clash with Gov Sulzer. Senate demands a hearing and the governor asserts control of the prison department, with John McDowell ordered out and a replacement to be named amid ongoing political fallout.
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New York Times
Albany
Joseph Scott
Sulzer
Senate
John B. Riley
Clinton
Col. Scott
Senate Finance Committee
Carmody
Sulzermin
Gs Sulzer
Rattigan
Scott
Jonbn F. Murtaugh
Chemung
Tammany Hall
Elon R
Murtaugh
Owen L. Potter
Potter
John McDowell
McDowell
Dowell
Capitol
Times
the &F
Tine Taylor
Johmnessy
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Lane
Lone Chief
Lorimer Paper
Simmons Heads
Nance
Tillman
William J. Stone
John Sharp Williams
Charles F. Johnson
Maine
Benjamin F. Shively
Thomas P. Gore
Charles S. Thomas
Ollie M. James
William Hughes
New Jersey
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Reed Smoot
Utah
Jacob H. Gallinger
O'Gorman
Holliss
New England
Owen
Reed
Pomerene
Shafreth
Rocky Mountain
Committee On Appropriations
Smith
Puigsella
Kenyon Cox
New Art
Turkey
Perth Amboy
F. D. Roosevelt
Ary
West Brighton
Tug
Rein's Reef
St. George
The
Battery
Morris M. Bunt
Manhattan
Governors Island
Alfred Squires
Thomas Meehan
Royston
Wryckoff
New York and
New Jersey Steamboat Company
Flagler
Standard Oil
Charles H. Small Stricken
Bellevue
Union
Girls Attack Mill
J. B
Riley
Cel
Gev
Rentiemen
Ernor
Qalecin
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