No Americans Killed in Mexico Says Report
Reports from Fort Sam Houston indicate no American deaths or sniper incidents in Mexico as the expeditionary force contemplates actions near Casas Grandes. Carranza officials favor leaving city garrisons to Mexican troops while U S observers note rising daily costs and limited clashes, with Pershing’s forces advancing and cabinet members watching the border situation.
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La Follette Pushes Senate Resolution On Mexico Policy
Senator La Follette introduces a resolu tion in the Senate and House approving President Wilsons policy toward Mexico. The plan supports a punitive expedition limited to detaining the lawless band that crossed from Mexico, respects Mexican sovereignty, and aligns with Wilsons aims to pursue those fugitives without disturbing Mexico's domestic affairs. News notes White House communication and ongoing border tensions with reports of troops and casualties in northern Mexico and Monterrey aftermath.
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Turkey eyes peace after Rome race setback
Report from Berne indicates Turkey seeks end to strife following a contested race in Rome. A Berne-based correspondent notes a shift toward peace ideas as signals emerge from the tense situation.
Erickson Rumor Sparks Statehouse Resignation Talk
Circulation of rumors last night suggested Halford Erickson planned to resign from the rail commission. L. C. Wu officials could not confirm details as communications from the statehouse echoed with speculation and no official statement was released.
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Freight steamers to South America planned by Tuckenbach Line
The Tuckenbach Steamship Company of New York intends to launch a freight line to South America larger than any current Latin American service. The move was disclosed in Washington, D.C. on March 17 by Associated Press reports.
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General Roques New French War Head Triumphs Over Galliens
General Roques is named head of French war efforts succeeding Gallien. He commanded the Fourth Army Corps at Limoges when war began and quickly earned honors. Decorated for valor, he is described as a capable engineer and leader likened to Joffre in steadiness and vigor. March 17 entry notes his swift ascent and wartime duties.
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Incomplete OCR prompts investigation by authorities
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Mrs Amelia Dafter Dies Widow of Rev William Patter
Mrs Amelia Dafter, widow of the late Rev. Dr. William Patter, longtime pastor of Marizette, died yesterday. She leaves three children. The death was noted in the Northwestern.
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Brewer Again In Jail On Habeas Corpus Writ
March 1 report from the federal district shows Hugh F. Fox of New York, secretary of the United States Brewers' Association, dismissed the writ and remanded him to the Alleghenie district jail for contempt after he refused to answer grand jury questions about alleged political activity of brewers and related associations.
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German Drive At Verdun Pressed In Night Assaults
Reports from Paris detail renewed German attacks east of Verdun during the night, five rushing efforts repulsed by French fire. Fort and village of Vaux targeted, another attempt near a protected roadway south of Viana Farm blocked. Heavy shelling noted as violence escalates across the Verdun region amid allied resistance.
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Marshfield Captain Gut Report From North Apietan
A local Marshfield captain, amid reports from North Apietan on March 1, is noted in a brief field dispatch. The fragment references a disciplinary or medical action but lacks full context or outcome details.
Taserttl Ed and Warywe Son Day Rives Sere March 17
Foreesst for Wisconsin-to wxettied and warmer tonight and atrilas probably Wehtsnen Saintdas and in west and north portions tonighs Local Observations Temperature Flemrrha Fair
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British War Lord Reports Navy Increase Since War Outbreak
In the House of Commons first Lord of the British Admiralty A J Balfour stated that the tonnage of the Irish Navy had risen by 1,060 900 since the war began, and the AI division had grown tenfold. He claimed the fleet was far stronger at the outbreak of the war.
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BRMY Champions In Their Glory And Crisis In Mexico
A fragmented wartime report outlines BRMY champions amid glory and crisis in Mexico. It notes potential US troop involvement on the border and mentions Major General Pershing and other officers, focusing on preparedness and political dynamics shaping intervention decisions.
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Unsound OCR fragment reports fatal injury and harassment
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Forty Speakers Scheduled With National Prepareriness Debate
Fragmented OCR reveals a list of forty speakers and party figures tied to a national prepareriness debate. The text mentions Democrats, the Senate, and a chairmen’s report by Chamberlain Senator McCumber, with implied legislative activity and potential outcomes.
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Ventes de Anger of Until It Has Residential
A fragmented item notes a dispute over a residential matter with emphasis on anger and timing. It references a seller or official action but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The readable portion suggests a housing related decision or delay affecting residents.
Chicago Bowlers' Scramble Tourney Draws Near
A fragmented note from Chicago outlines a bowling tournament with teams from New York and Merildi vying for top honors. Names and dates are unclear, but local clubs prepare for a regional scrimmage series and prize competition.
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