Funston In Full Charge Of Pursuit After Villa
General Funston is authorized to lead a defensive expedition into Mexico to capture Francisco Villa and his bandits dead or alive. Secretary Baker described the mission as defensive and left details, including troop numbers and route, to Funston with orders to act swiftly and covertly. President Wilson sails on the Mayflower during a weekend Potomac cruise as the administration frames the operation.
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Mexico
Villa
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Baker
Ivasion
President Wilson
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Carranza
Columbus
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Ermy Aero Equadros
San Antonio
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Latest Bulletins on a Mexican Situation at the Border
Kousias Ariz The Tenth United States Cavalry under Col W C Brown arrived from Huachuca Ariz after a two week march. Washington D C The senate foreign relations committee endorsed the president s action in sending American troops to pursue Villa and his men.
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Kousias
Ariz
Tenth
United States Cavalry
W.C. Brown
Washington, D. C
Senate
Calumbus
N. M
Horace J. Slocum
Thirteenth Cavalry
Villa
Columbus
Congress Debates Armed Ship Warning Policy
Washington reports show Congress divided over President Wilson and armed merchant ships, with debates focusing on warning aircraft and U S rights at sea amid the Mexican border crisis. Officials note Wilson seeks restraint, while some Republicans press for stronger action.
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Congress
Wilson
Funston Details Mexico Expedition Leadership Plan
Maj. Gen. Frederick Funston announced from San Antonio that while he directs military efforts along the Mexican border, the expedition to capture Francisco Villa will be led by a brigadier general to be named in Washington. The full aero squadron will join the expedition and organization will take two to three days. Additional troops from other divisions will proceed directly to the border. The size and entry point of the expedition were not disclosed.
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Texas
Frederick Funston
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Funston
Washington
Royce and Scofield Elected Leaders in Wisconsin Normal Schools
Madison March 13 Asa M L Royce from Superior was elected president of the Platteville normal school at noon today. Battery Scofield of St Paul was elected president of the Eau Claire normal. The state board of normal school regents was called for a special session to approve the appointments.
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Platteville
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St. Paul
Hau Claire Normal
Board of Normal School Regents
University of Sconsin
Statuon
Wisconsin
Augusta
Dau Claire
Fearazo
Central High
St. Paris
Eau Claire
IGWA RICH IN MOTORCARS
Des Moines reports automotive registration for 1916 surpassing 1000 at the office of W Allen secretary of state. The automotive fund in the state treasury exceeds 1 000 000 with signs it may reach 1 509 000 before April 1.
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Associates Presa
Des Moines
W. Allen
Auter Mobile Fund
Company E Parade Sets State Attendance Record
Wis March 11. Company RB sea infantry of Fond du Lac paraded eighty four officers and men at inspection fully equipped. The display exceeded the state record and showcased remarkable unit strength.
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Sea Infantry of
Fond du Lac
Inconsistent Votes Reflect on War Debate of Lusitania Age
A reader notes the ethical gulf between political leaders and voters while stressing confidence that Congress and the White House would unite quickly if war arose. The letter cites Lusitania skepticism, German prisoners, and the government’s long held line on armed versus unarmed ships.
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Cyengress
White House
Germany
Counry- Veriy
Riot Among Sugar Workers In Puerto Rico Claims Police Killing
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor reports from San Juan Puerto Rico that police killed and wounded sugar workers at Arecibo. He says labor leaders were arrested and demand a congressional investigation into alleged atrocities.
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Areciby
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Washington, D.C
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American Federation of Labor
San Juan
Porto Rico
Arecibo
Algiesias
The
Federation of Labor
Mrs. Damler's Funeral Held in Mayville
Abs.hristiane Damler whose residence was 472 Washington Street was laid to rest in Evergreen cemetery after services at Keran church. The procession traveled to Manitowoc for a brief service before interment. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Damier and others from Mayville, with pallbearers listed from Oshkosh and Mayville.
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Northwestern Road
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Evergreen Cemetery
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Herman Maertens
Mayvill
Robert Mehrmann
N. C. Werbke
Henry Roenekamp
F. Kenneth
Oshkosh
Carl Ruedebusci
Mayville
Calderwood to Speak at Oshkosh Sunday Closing Campaign
Campaign plans for Sunday closing are laid by the Christian Workers league led by officers. W G Calderwood of Minneapolis will speak in Oshkosh for four sessions, detailing the Indian treaty stakes and Minnesota dry territory history while the group promotes Sunday closing among voters.
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Christian Workers League
Bent Blok
W. G. Calderwood
Minneapolis
Oshkosh
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Tenth
Nebraska
Calderwood
Minnesota
Dolan Not Worried Over 1916 Season Rumors
Dolan of the St. Louis Cardinals, Oshkosh’s big league star, says he has heard little solid about his 1916 berth. He notes he is awaiting word from San Antonio on tryouts and doubts any reliable source is fueling the circulating stories.
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Sayn
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Alvin I. Dolan
St. Louis Cardinals
Oshkosh
Ekpir
San Antonio
Trias
Dolan
St. Louis
Wan
Sixteen Pages Daily Index Highlights War News And Local Items
The page summarises today’s paper with war news items and local notices. It lists sports features and community announcements including church notices and teachers’ salaries. The index mentions Pine Plant and Berry Foster industries and a variety of urban notes.
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Moerkets
Yarmon
Pent In
Mexiras
French and German Clash Near Rheims Verdun Battle Update
Reports from Paris and London describe ongoing fighting on the western front near Rheims and Verdun as German forces press in the Bois des Corbeaux and Bois de Cumieres while the Vaux fort remains a flashpoint. French and German losses are debated as officials cite varying tallies with both sides claiming some territorial gains and stubborn defenses intact.
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Rheims
War Office
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Ville-aux- Bois
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Tren
Mense
Berhhincourt
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Hawiemen
Beng
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Wie i
Verdun Front Battles and Global War Updates
Reports detail French positions captured in Champagne and Verdun sectors as German forces press advances near Meuse. Naval activity includes German bombings in the Black Sea region, while Portugal reshuffles its cabinet amid war. In France, Allied counterattacks recapture key trenches near Bois des Buttes and Vaux as bombardments and infantry actions continue across Verdun and Lorraine fronts.
Seamen’s Bill Talk Planned by La Follette Group
Andrew Fureseth and international seamen from the La Follette union announced a meeting for Tuesday March 14 to discuss the Seamen’s Bill. The Armory Boat site was set for the event with arrangements completed this morning. Officials expect participation by Amnerican Federation of Labor organizer Stake and Secretary Phy of the international carpenters and joiners union, with additional attendees from Milsa ite and Mr. Mink German among others.
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la Follette
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Amnerican Federation of Labor
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Internation Union of Carpenters and Joiners
iQacat Amerager
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Milsaite
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Lindsley Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Special to The North Western reports Lindsiay a lumber worker found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Restel, a foreman for Spiex Lumber Co., at Menominee, Michigan. Lindsley fled Cowpek, then during a dispute three hours later attacked Redell, striking the heart.
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Wis
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Lindsiay
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Kilinsames Restel
Onrenagen
Mick
Redell
Spiex Lumber Company
Menomines
Mich
Lindsley
Cowelpek
German memorandum on satmasine warfare released
Berlin report notes a German memorandum on satellite weapons warfare delivered to the American government. The document appears in the latest weekly edition with annotation by Irenes Berlin and Maren W. This item reflects postwar arms discussions and diplomatic signaling.
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Berlin
Maren W
Americans aboard Norwegian bark Silius torpedoed near Havre
Washington reports the Norwegian bark Silius was torpedoed with seven or eight Americans aboard. John Hartmann, 18, was injured and taken to Pasteur hospital in Havre. The vessel, sunk off Havre Heads, had 24 Americans aboard and carried 41 500 tons of barley. four named sailors are identified and others are missing. State Department to seek full information. no action yet.
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New York
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Petit Parisien Sax
Pasteur Hospital
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Det
Syvertsen
Silt
Washington, D. C
Osborne
Harrey Heads
London
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Sitins
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Lansing
Davi Sherman
Bedford
Mass
John Wardman
Philadelphia
Naiel Nerah
Connecticut
Monahan
Boston
Accisch
Racine Boy Sought After Robbery Case
A 14 year old boy, Philip Halden, son of Mr and Mrs Halden, is linked to a south side store robbery in Racine. Local detectives grilled him during questioning as he protested innocence and sought to explain his actions after leaving for home.
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Tithard M. Halden
Resigral semne? Wom Wasangen on a Weeh fear tha Patenrg
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a place name and a date roughing the scene. A river and a postmaster are suggested within unclear text. No clear event or person details emerge.
Third in the Doubles at Sonatess Tournament
In Toledo Ohio the Assential Press notes a third place finish for Bob Wage and Phil Wolf of Chicago in a doubles event. Lea and W. Lf with Livk earned the other podium position.
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Asseintel
Bob Wage
Phil Wolf
Chicago
Ringenstreter
Lea
W. Lf
Livk
Wisconsin Forecast Amid Warmer and Cooler Shifts
Weather note outlines a forecast for Wisconsin with mixed conditions. Expect warmer tonight followed by colder temperatures on Sunday in the northwest region. Local observations show notable temperature changes and a brief note on overall trends.
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