Funston to Enter Mexico in Pursuit of Villa Bandits
Washington reports President Wilson orders American troops to pursue Villa bandits who raided Columbus New Mexico. It stops short of full intervention and aims to capture or kill Villa while maintaining Mexican sovereignty. Senate proposes 500000 volunteers as part of reaction. Major General Funston to lead border expedition with available troops. Carranza envoy comments cautiously. Congress greets decision with relief at potential end to Villa raids.
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Weather Note Fragment From Uneven Field Report
Fragmentary weather note mentions a meteorological event and field conditions. Names and places are unreadable, but the text references a weather pattern and related impact. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate a brief meteorological observation during a period of unsettled conditions.
Paris Denies Fort Vaux Fall Amid Persistent Artillery
Reports from Paris deny the fall of Fort Vaux while heavy artillery bombardment continues. The communication lines and French defense are stressed as Verdun battle lines hold. German efforts seek to replenish infantry despite French counterattacks and renewed actions near the Meuse.
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at eerie event or inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a mysterious occurrence or investigation with many garbled names and terms, suggesting a historic or sensational note. Named entities are obscured, preventing precise identification.
Portugal Calls Fighting Force Paria War Alarm
March 10 dispatch declares a state of war between the Portuguese Republic and the German Empire. The text notes heightened military mobilization and a government claim of imminent conflict, with limited readable details on actions or dates remaining unclear.
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Pallbearer Arrested on Charge of Murder
A pallbearer was arrested on a murder charge after the body of a child was found during a funeral service. Witnesses describe tension between family members and a dramatic account of the events leading to the arrest. The case involves statements from relatives and local authorities amid a county investigation.
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Canton Foresees Oklahoma Guard Patrol Border Action
Adjutant General Canton of the Oklahoma National Guard told The Times that President Wilson may use troops to patrol the Mexican border after the Columbus raid. He warned Carranza may object and clashes could lead to intervention, with 200000 to 300000 troops needed for conquest. The Guard could be ordered out once Congress acts on war bills.
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Trebizond Surrenders Amid Turkish Campaign History
A garbled OCR fragment describes Trebizond near capitulation amid a Turkish advance. It mentions military actions, leadership, and potential dates, with unclear names and places due to text damage. The piece references Lavemtnih and mentions a Progen entity and Armertems in a historical wartime context.
Non combatants killed among allies reported
Amid wartime dispatches a tally notes 3 153 non combatants killed among allies. The piece references officials including Lanter Maret and a 10a time mark with unclear lines about a ceremony honoring anniversaries and state senate sections. The fragmentary text mentions merchants committees and secretaries Watt TF Mekenna Lewan county, with scattered names and dates.
Villas Murders Wreck Peace in Two Homes Here
Oklahoma City women lose brothers by ruthless hand of bandit as the town reels from a violent crime spree. The article notes a former U. S. official present, mourning relatives, and parishioners amid rumors of a wider conflict and a search for suspects. The narrative hints at a nationwide investigation and the impact on local life.
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