First Battle in New Revolt Reported Near Monclova
Federal and Carrancista forces clashed for four hours at Reata Coahuila between Monterrey and Monclova. Government reports recount 26 federals killed 11 wounded 33 rebels dead as rebels retreat toward Baján. A decisive engagement is expected near Monclova with 2000 Orozco adherents closing in.
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Mexico City
Reata
Coahuila
Monterey
Monclova
Bajan
Pascual Orozco
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
War Department
Sonora
Washington
Rafael Cepeda
State of
San Luis Potosi
Cepeda
Francisco Pachico
Fabrian Padilla
Gregorio Pulido
Zapata
Luis Lascura
Sechimilco
Zapata IoHowers
France
Huerta
Madero
Republic
Vera Cruz
Girorgia
Whisky Soon Kills Child In Baltimore Case
In Wilmington Delaware on March 1 six year old Buze beth Kelios, daughter of John Kelly, drank half a pint of whisky and emptied the bottle. The child collapsed after being found unconscious by her mother, revived briefly by Dr John Ball, then fell again. Coroner Sprat begins an investigation into the incident.
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Wilmington
Buzebeth Kelios
John Kelly
Mount Cahal
John Ball
Sprat
Indian Chief Gets Old Gun From Government Return
Chief Hollow Horn Bear of the Omaha Sioux has an old firearm returned after twenty years since the government ordered weapons seized in the Bad Lands. The assertive six foot three bronzed leader, once forbidden a gun, now anticipates using it in his official duties as Acting Commissioner of Division Affairs.
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Washington
Hollow Horn Bear
Coumis
Fragmentary OCR notes on local matter in Lowiw1t News
The readable fragments show a garbled report about Thursday events, with references to a chamberlain and an internal statement. Names and places are unclear, leaving the exact event and officials indeterminate. Further clarification is needed to identify the incident, date, and involved parties.
New Ambassador to Mexico Named as Wilson Aids
Washington reports President Wilson and Secretary Bryan plan a speedy appointment to replace Ambassador Wilson as an investigation concludes. Possible candidates include James L. Slayden of Texas and John I. de Saulles of New York, with other names from Missouri and Virginia also considered.
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Washington
Wilson
Lisany
Wile Son
Bryan
Wilon
Vieaidertt Wilon
Sesetary
Mexico City
Onebassador
Arnuld Shanklin
Wl Aon
State Department
Abr
Monica City
Jamey L. Slayden
San Antonio
Tex
Wil John i. de Saulles
New York
Edward Coltta
Missouri
Macgrane ‘Coxe
Muleler
Guatemala
Honduras
Cleveland
Joseph Wurlard
Virginia
Rush for charity hats disrupts Salvation Army sale
In Altoona Pennsylvania March the Salvation Army store faced a rush for hats. Merchants provided wrong styles to collectors causing confusion and a brief investigation. 1913 stock was returned but market reception remained weak. Also reports from Reading and Harrisburg cover a berry-eating contest and a deadly trolley accident killing five year old Mary Wert in Harrisburg on a Sunday ride.
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Salvation Army
Boxca
Altoona
Saulvalion Arm
Uairisbaig
Mary Wert
Tralley
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James E. Doll
South Market
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California
Colorado
Idaho
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Nevada
New Mexico
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Texas
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Haltimore & Ohio R. R
Rush For
Mohnson
Reading
Berks County
Noofglu
Delverta
Royal Tailoing Co
W. Patrick Street
Cerman
Open Gate
Hanien
THY
the People's Fire Insurance Company of Maryland
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Church Sts
Frederick,md
Laster
Crepes
Maine
Ihi
Zoe and
Sea Island
Manchester
C. Thomas Kemp
the Square
Purniture
Carty
China
Liuke
Frederick Md
Patrick
Merchant Tailoring Department OF
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
FERS
B. Rosenour & Sons
Outfitters
Market and
Patrick Streets
Market St
Church St
Talking Machine Department
Frederick
Edison Phonograph
Victor Victrolas
Shipley’s
N. Market St
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