Capture of Villa Seemed a Matter of Days
Reports from El Paso April 1 said Francisco Villa was believed captured by the flying squadron of American cavalry after a brutal clash near the Sierra Madre. Troops pushed pursuit as scattered bands fled Guerrero and Casas Grandes. Uncertain reports and rumors persisted on Villa’s fate and injuries while Pershing and Funston coordinated renewed advances.
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el Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Sierra Madre
Fort ‘Pass
Dodd
Vilia
Continental Divide
Taar Villa
Casas Grandes
Garcia
Villa
Juarez
Pershimg
Villa Egraphimes
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Iert
Guerrero
Porc
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Vila
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Chintahua
Funston
Mexico
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Army
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Armos
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Malone
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Tepert
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Porns
Finston
General Pershing
Iar Department
Mexico Northwest
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Washington, D
Cere
Brothers Die by Own Hand in Separate Suicides
Grand Haven Michigan April 1 Associated Press reports dentist Herbert Cummings drank poison about ten hours before his brother EF P Cummings Jr of Lansing shot himself in a Chicago hotel last night Relatives found no evidence of a joint pact though both men were worried about their mother hospitalized in Grand Rapids.
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Associated Press
I Grand Haven. Mich
Herbert Cummings
EF. P
Cummings, Jr
Lansing
Chicago
Yeste
E. P. Cummings
Grand Rapids
Terday
Mc Grath and Powers Freed on Bail After Assault Convictions
John W Mc Grath private secretary to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his cousin William Powers were released on bail after Brooklyn Judge Scudder began a motion for a certificate of reasonable doubt on Mc Grath guilt for assault leading to a thirty day sentence. Both men had been jailed since their guilty verdict for attacking Charles Lighte Jr in a Brooklyn cafe last June.
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Hossevelt
Associated Press
New York
John W. Mc Grath
Iwa
Theodore Rooserve
Scudder
Brooklyn
William Powers
Charles Lighte, Jr
Premier Asquith in Rome Amid Public Greeting
Premier Asquith appeared on the balcony of the British Embassy in Rome to a cordial welcome from a crowd. He spoke of advancing the victory of right and justice and noted plans involving the Vatican as part of ongoing efforts amid discussions on the war and peace prospects.
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Pepe
Associated Press
Asquith
Rome
Asquités
Amy
Victor Eammanuel
Hostilites
Claio
New Policy By Paper Mills Adopts Day and Night Shifts
The Mertiwests and several Kimberly Clark mills plan a shift to day and night operations across multiple plants in Neenah Appleton Menasha and Kaukevna. No rent or demand was set on mills though manufacturers say requests were ready for presentation.
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Kimberly ~Clark Company
Neenah
Teluiah
Atlas Mills
Appleton
Kimber Niagara
Wisatl
Kimberly-Clark Company
Neen Paper Compan
Bergstrom Paper Lake $S
Menasha Printing
Menasha
Fox River Paper Company
Thilmany Pulp and Fahy
Appieton
Union Paper
Compan
Kaukevna
All Looks Paper Ees
Five Children Cremated in Scranton Fire
A Scranton, Pennsylvania home fire killed five children and injured Ps. and Heth Carente. The blaze damaged the Marien residence and began in the early hours, destroying the dwelling as responders battled flames.
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Scranton
Heth Carente
Associated Press
Marien
Shirigen Moenr
Ro Isaping
Fight for Menasha Plant Seeks Federal Court Ruling
Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds part of a railroad decision affecting the Menasha plant. The Wisconsin traction company seeks a federal order to prevent the order from taking effect, with argument likely before Judge A. J. Sanborn.
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Federal Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Vrilite
Madison
Pilani
General Owen
Wisconsin Supreme Sr
A. J
Sanborn
Mystery of Lavell Disappearance Cleared by Amnesia Claim
Colorado Springs report says Prof Cecil F Lavell of Ohio State University admitted identity to police claiming amnesia. He had been working as a dishwasher in local hotels for over a year and says he sought to regain his memory through mental experiments.
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Associated Press
Coloradoa Springs
Colo
Cecil F. Lavell
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lavell
Lovell
James B Angell Dies at 88 Former Michigan President
James B Angell, longtime head of the University of Michigan and the oldest college president in service, died at 88. He also served as editor and diplomat, guiding Michigan and Wisconsin as state university leaders and earning recognition as minister to China and as a key educator and administrator.
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James B. Angell
Michigan
Uae
Wes Tame
Vormest
Weazel
Providence Juormel
Alec
China
Anzell
Mighican
State University
Ange
Ansel
Finley
State Board of Edu
Angell
Alnister
Mekker
Ure
Washviewmin
Alexis Caswell
Brown
Ton San
Dezres
Uper Brown University
Cotonsia College
Iss Yala
Bishop Luccock Dies En Route to La Crosse Burial
Prominent Methodist clergyman Bishop Luccock died in La Crosse after a telegram telegram mania. He was about ninety years old and recently elected to the episcopacy of the Methodist Church. He served as pastor in Hyde Park Kansas City and St. Louis before his death on the way to New York. Burial services will be held here next Tuesday morning after transport from La Crosse.
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la Crosar
la Crosse
Luccock
Hyde Dist
Kansas City
Edist
St. Louis
Lauccock
York
German air raid ship captured after Thames estuary clash
British report says an airship raid over the southeast coast was brought down near the Thames estuary and captured. Crew evacuated. five raiders reportedly dropped about ninety bombs. Norwegian steamer Memento, 1076 tons, sunk. Liverpool strike disruption ends as workers return. Portugal hospital ship incursions cause 165 missing. war supplies expected mid April per Copenhagen advices.
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English East
Connties
Thames Estuary
Liverpool
Petrograd
Portugal
Charity
Archangel
Russia
Copenhagen
Red Cross Ship Sinks Prompting Loss of Fifteen
Red Cross ship sinks after torpedo attack leaving 15 dead and several rescued. Reports describe a Baltic port incident with Russian and French personnel, noting missing doctors and technicians among the crew and officials vowing search along the coast.
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Portugal
Momubers
Red Cross
Petrograd
Ithe Tussiay
Charity
Duv Jing
Tatist
Cher
Delega
Tech
Mererndorit
Intervn
Paris Concedes Losses Amid North City Fighting
Fragmentary report notes continued clashes in the northern Paris region with reports of regional attacks and military activity. Names and precise details are unclear, but the action centers on ongoing hostilities near the city.
Flood Damage Up North Reports Massive Destruction
The article notes flood damage spreading to northern areas with rivers and streams rising rapidly. Thousands of workers lose jobs as waters advance, threatening further destruction along the coast and inland waterways.
Mersey Dock Strike Ends as Workers Return
Associated Press reports the Mersey dock strike ended with workers returning to their jobs this morning in Liverpool. The move ends days of disruption as crews resumed duties and shipping operations began to normalize.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Mersey Dock
Snow Falls in Texas and Pages of the Paper
Marfa Texas reports six inches of snow overnight with continued snowfall this morning. The day features sections on merchants and manufacturers, a voters guide, theater listings, sports, church notices, and public aid for the normal school.
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John Xr
Greenwold
Radford
Ekernon Philipp Sports
We M. Bray
Associated Press
Berlin Man Says He Knows Naught of Ships in Submarine Debate
Gerard cabled Washington that no German government admits any attack on the Sussex or Ishman without evidence. Berlin views submarine use as a matter of wartime policy debated in the Reichstag amid mixed signals from Berlin and press reports.
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Gerard
Hy Associated Press
Retun
D. C
Sader Gerard
Sussex Andishman
Oriy
Arard
Ako
Wss
Wilson
Potomas River
Bevanss
Reichstag Serdam
Holland
Herlin
Parreichstag
von Bethimann-Hollweg
Ernest Baaserman
Rcal
Relehstag
SL Nigh Crersaas Agency
Reichstag
Bertin
Jesults
Reichstig
Tagshseche
Entow
Rate Case Is To Go On Amid Busy Interstate Talks
The report notes an intensely active interstate festival timetable with Mr Tittemere and Mr Thiemoars discussing progress. A target date is set for April 4 with expectations of ongoing negotiation and developments as the case proceeds on schedule.
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Neal Aimee
Tye
Lars
Tittemere
Beltingerstate
Wascenare Rte
Thiemoars
Fineteen
Ami
Automo plant and offices expand in Clintonville
Mrs. Ed Kenyon reports Clintonville thrives with the Four Wheel Drive Automobile Company. The plant foreman’s wife notes prosperity and a new $20,000 office building on Main Street marks recent growth.
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ED. Kenyon
Clintonville
Four Wheel Drive Automobire Company
Kenyon
Main Street
Company ships machines to Europe and U S border
The article reports machines shipped to Europe and four to be sent to the Afexwen border for use by the United States army. Clintonville residents fear an airship sighting near Urala tied to European retreat threats. Kenvron notes tractors and Antisa support wages, boosting plant morale.
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Europe
United States Army
Clintonville
Ural
Ene Kenvron
Merchants and Manufacturers Elect New Members
A spirited meeting added 101 new members to the Merchants and Manufacturers Association. The group named a committee to push for three railroads to serve the depot, with plans for a cleanup week and efforts to back industrial expansion and the Hughes bill.
Duke of Avrana Dead Amid Harsh Cold Spell
Weather notes report a drastic drop in temperature across Wisconsin and Hungary as Austria declares war. The mention of the late Duke of Avrana anchors a terse world update amid Italian and Austrian diplomatic turmoil, with local observations noting colder conditions.
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Associated Prasay
Avarna
Vwisconsia
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Zeppelins Raid Over England Reports Damaged Airship
Reports say a Zeppelins raid over eastern counties caused fires and damage. British anti air craft guns engaged the airships as searchlights illuminated the night sky and several bombs were dropped along the coast.
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Eastounties
England
Eve Witn
Sunner
Circuit Court Ruling Joins Parties in Tax Case Trade
Court orders Harras Balis to leave premises within twenty days and sets hearings on interpleader matters. Lawyers for Yadamresnture and sale seek fees and costs totaling 353, with motions by George Anest and Hallman. Case va Edvard.
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Harras Balis
George
Hallman
M. Fefiens
Edvard
Hard Fight on Brandeis Confirmation Forecast
A forecast from the Division of Senate Judiciary Committee outlines expectations for Brandeis confirmation votes. The report notes a tough battle ahead, with the panel facing strong opposition and a potential party-line divide as the full Senate considers the nomination.
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Senate Judiciacy
Sapare
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