15 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1916
Page
1
A United States note signals cautious stance toward Carranza and Mexico, urging noninvolvement for now while keeping options open. Report notes possible congressional focus on Mexico and mentions Consul Canada’s orders amid mixed signals. Also touches on Enver Pasha noneofficial denial and a Halifax fire loss, plus Japan’s peace hints reported by the Japanese Times.
A service ad states that IF C LEASE ATERMEN S PERTS will consult wiring your home and provide a free estimate. The wording suggests a home electrical wiring proposal with no charge for the estimate.
The Modern Lighting Co at 223 North Market Frederick Maryland issues a notice concerning its business operations. Details indicate location and contact relevance for customers and suppliers.
General Gutierrez reports 15,000 troops in Chihuahua cornering Villa. Five columns of 200 men each close in on the bandit chief with Gaulerrez and others coordinating. A new report confirms the safety of Mrs Hawke's kidnapped child after the murder of her husband near the Sernes Valley.
A protest by notable figures including former President Taft and others opposed Louis D. Brandeis's Supreme Court nomination. The six signers urged rejection, citing alleged unfitness and concerns about judicial philosophy amid confirmation hearings.
El Paso March 15 report notes censorship by General Funston yet confirms Carranza’s plan to anticipate US expeditionary forces. Carranza's officers concentrate 10,000 troops in Chihuahua near Crayas Grandes while Villa is said to be cornered south from Galena. Carranza commanders Gavita and Gutierrez warn Villa’s escape is unlikely with 14,000 troops at Chihuahua and reinforcements en route.
Mr Holly San and Mrs Marti Girven were badly burned when an exploding alcohol lamp ignited their clothing. Neighbors rushed in to extinguish the blaze as flames spread, burning their arms and hands. Mrs Girven suffered serious injuries and remains hospitalized. News notes also report Mexican ammunition seized on the border at El Paso, with rounds and rifles found during a search for spies.
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