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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1916

Page

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Sussex Torpedoed in Channel Aboard Victims Count Near Forty

The Sussex channel steamer was torpedoed on March 24 by a submarine. About 38 passengers were aboard with many women and children among the dead or missing. Survivors are being aided by British destroyers and American diplomats. embassies in Paris and London begin inquiries.

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Waite Plot Allegations Grow Against Doctor

District Attorney John T. Dooling said evidence at Bellevue shows Dr. Arthur Warren Waite planned to poison several people beyond his father-in-law, the late John E. Peck. He cited letters to lawyer Morrison and possible motives involving money, with at least four potential victims under consideration.

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Subway vote bribery tale nets $500000 hint in hearing

Testimony before the Thompson Legislative Committee links late Mayor William J. Gaynor to a proposal that for 500000 a city official would secure a pro subway vote for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company in dual contracts. Witnesses name others and clash over who knew whom as sessions adjourn for more witnesses.

William J. Gaynor Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Thompson Legislative Committee Scott MacReynolds Broadway Charles H. Hyde Timothy 8 Whliama Board of Estimate Frank Moss Thompson Willams Williams Mr. Hyde Rg A. 7 An Ac Chamberlain Moss Whitney Colonel Williams William R. Willcox Commission Willcox Carel Willamms Gaynor Sr. Wilcox Winnies Wilars Algner Whitney Mr. Willcox

Willard Defeats Moran in Rough Madison Square Garden Bout

World heavyweight champion Jess Willard beat Frank Moran on points in a crowded Madison Square Garden clash attended by about 13 000. Willard badly damaged his right hand early but dominated with reach and weight advantage, earning roughly 150 000 in receipts with Moran receiving 23 500 and Willard's share including film rights.

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Wilson Denounces Alarmist Mexico Reports Prompting Border Debate

President Wilson denounces sensational border rumors aimed at provoking intervention and urges Americans to distrust alarmist reports. Senate Republicans discuss strengthening border forces and awaiting more information from Mexico before action. Carranza protocol and border tensions feature in Washington briefing.

Senate Mexico Gailinger New Hampshire Agencistes Cummins McCumber State Department

Americans Aboard the Sussex Reported Dead and Missing

A corrected passenger list shows 25 Americans aboard the Sussex with Miss Elizabeth Baldwin reported killed and Edna Hilton missing. Six Americans survived, including Charles Crocker George Crocker Wilder Penfield and others rescued at Dover and Boulogne.

London Sussex Armitage Joshua Dickinson Baldwin Elizabeth F Baltimore Helen G James Mark Barnes Gertrude L New York Beer Henry G Ida Bemis Samuel Bedford Mass Crocker Charles Thomas Prospect Street Fitchburg George H Culbertson Tingle W Lewisburg Penn Drake Francis E Pennell Calliope Anastasia East Forty-fourth Street Hale Edna Hearley John H Albany N. Y Harde Edna F Lillian D Hilton York Milton Dorothy W New Ard Hudson Wis Huxley Edwar Marshall Edw Penfield Wilder G Ruiz Alice Lyon Col Sargent, Daniel Wellesley Dover Francie E. Drake Edward H. Huxley Edward Marshall Charles T. Crocker George H. Crocker Wilder G. Penfield G. H. Crocker Mr. Penfield D. W. Hilton T. W. Culbertson Daniel Sargent John H. Hearley Samuel 8 Boulogne

Ar more Golf Links offers scenic eighty mile panorama

ARMEVILLE North Carolina golf links described as among the nation’s best. The course features a picturesque eighty mile view of the mountains, elegant climate and hotels. Southern Railway office listed at New York 364 5th Ave.

Armeville N. C Southern Rv N. Y

Willard Moran Contest Pictures Theatrical Show Tomorrow

The Willard Moran contest features Seth and Broadway stars in a stage program scheduled for tomorrow at UW. Local theater lovers are invited to attend the picture contest highlighting talent from the Willard Moran series.

Willard-Moran Seth & Bway

Wilson Warns Against Unscrupulous Influences Stirring Mexican Rumors

President Wilson denies any U S invasion intent in Mexico and warns against rumors fueling intervention. He urges news agencies to avoid warlike framing and to verify reports, stressing the expedition targets Villa and border marauders and will exit once the objective is met. He cautions border rumors aimed at provoking U S intervention for Mexican property interests.

New York Times Washington United States Wilson Lansing Mexico Carranza Ville Witdrawal Pregiaent Villa Columbus Woodrow Wilson

Army Hunting Villa Struck by Storm and Stormbound Cavalry

A field dispatch from the Mexican campaign reports General Pershing's pursuit of Pancho Villa in Eastern Chihuahua. Troops endure a sixty mile per hour sand storm with freezing wind as they harry Villa's ragged band near Casas Grandes while rationing and mule trains press forward.

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Bandit Not Surrounded in Mexican Pursuit

Field dispatch from Colonia Dublan, Chihuahua, March 24 reports Pershing’s force divided with about half marching toward the southeast and the other half near the camp. Villa’s location remains uncertain as bandits slip into the hills and a sandstorm hampers operations. No U.S. troops will march from border points into Mexico again, despite ongoing pursuit.

Columbus General Pershing Mexico Dodd Hachita New Mexico Villa United States Colonia Dublan Chihuahua N. M Pancho Villa Sierra Madres

Pershing Officials Question New York Times Dispatch

Staff correspondence from Columbus New Mexico reports army officials puzzled by a Times dispatch claiming no more troops would be sent to Mexico. Censorship by a Pershing officer raised questions about the timing and approval of the message.

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