American Airmen Track Villa Trails in Mexican Hunt
Two US Army aeroplanes reported en route from Columbus to the Mexican front while officers say Villa will likely hide in the Sierra Madre passes. Carranza forces claim Villa defeated. pursuit continues with air and ground units and additional troops expected.
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Funston Calls for More Troops on Mexican Campaign
Washington March 21. War department had received no request yet from General Funston for reinforcements though officials said such a request might come. Troops inland were ready to move to the border at a moment's notice and American units had arrived at Guadaloupe area. Cavalry detachments reported from three trails south of Casas Grandes were out of communication except for signal corps, with Pershing unlikely to receive their reports promptly.
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Wilson and Cabinet Back Carranza Pact on Villa Pursuit
President Wilson and his cabinet favor a protocol between the United States and Carranza’s de facto government for joint pursuit of Francisco Villa. A draft protocol, prepared by Eliseo Arredondo, will define rights of American troops and Carranza forces and cover use of Mexican railroads for supply shipments.
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Governor at Weyauwega Oyster Supper Attended by Officials
In Weyauwega Wisconsin on Monday evening an oyster supper and smoker at the Gerald opera house gathered 1000 or fewer attendees. Governor Philipp, Soo Line officials WW Killen C M Winter Watson, and local leaders Earie Me John Jardi Waupaca W Hatton C Stanley spoke. Roses were sent to governor’s wife as West Bloomfield officials hosted the event. The train at 2 o’clock halted for travelers heading south.
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Tennessee Special Session Opens on Charges Against Judge Ed dington
Tennessee Legislature met in special session at Governor Rye's call to consider charges against Judge Eddington of the criminal court and Attorney General Estes of Shelby County. The session marks a rare extraordinary gathering.
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Huge Gift to Marquette Subscribes Twenty Five Thousand
Associated Press reports James J Hill subscribed twenty five thousand dollars to Marquette University. President Noonan announced a telegram confirming the five point six million fund drive aims to support the university during the campaign week in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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North Carolina Woman’s Death Sentence Commuted
The death sentence of Mrs. Ida Ball Warren, the first woman in North Carolina to be sentenced to die in the electric chair, was commuted to life imprisonment today by Governor Craig in Raleigh.
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2000 French Prisoners Fall West of the Meuse
German forces at Verdun report gains along the Meuse sector with 2000 French prisoners taken west of the Meuse. Dead Man's Hill at Verdun remains contested as German assertions of control are echoed by Paris officials. Russian advances in Persia and ongoing Allied artillery activity in the Argonne are noted amid broader war updates.
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Lorimer Defense Detail Targets His Lumber Company
Attorney Albert Fink closes defense opening in Lorimer trial outlining formation of the Lorimer Lumber Co. and the alleged loose actions. He asserts only Ward and others were involved, claiming affidavits and checks were misinterpreted while seeking dismissal as the statute of limitations nears.
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Peshtigo Seeks Record in War with Mexico
Trevilal in The Northwestern reports Peshtigo in Marinette County seeks to set a national record with more residents serving in the U S army in Mexico. Sergeant Chun Lovelace of Company Fourteenth Cavalry Fort Clark Texas, Rouhleau a sergeant at Brownsville Texas, and Ernest Rudolph quartermaster sergeant at Eagle Pass Texas are veterans with long service. Claude Lovelace aided an army lieutenant two years ago in the capture of General Grozsro a noted bandit.
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War ends soon claims by French finance minister
Alexandre Ribot, France's finance minister, told the Chamber of Deputies in Paris that the war's end is in sight. His statement sent a strong impression across France, with the country awaiting a rapid progress toward final victory.
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Army bill changes face resistance in House debate
In Washington on March 21 the House rejected a key amendment enabling soldiers to be discharged into the reserve after six years of service with colors. The vote reflected opposition to shortening enlistment terms and sparked party friction as leaders push rapid passage of defense measures alongside the army bill. The debate highlighted tensions over reserve policy and manpower needs.
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Harmony the Keynote at Kansas GOP Prelim Gathering
Harmony was the keynote of the preliminary Kansas Republican state convention meeting in Topeka. The session raised a possible contest over appointing at large delegates to the national convention with discussions about Bristow Bailey and Hoonah for fourth place. Twelve women delegates were expected.
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Allies Invite Belgium Into Peace Negotiations
London reports that the entente powers promised Belgium participation in peace talks with Britain France and Russia pledging to reinstate Belgium’s political and economic independence and to compensate for wrongs. Sir Edward Grey announced the offer to the house of commons and said hostilities would not end until Belgium is restored.
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Man Kills His Four Children In Tragic Incident
Brief: a man killed his four children in a shocking case reported by the press. Details are scarce in the fragment, but authorities are investigating the mass killing and outlining the preliminary circumstances. No further names or locations are confirmed in the available text.
Racine Business Man Dies
A Racine businessman named Freater Wm. aged about sixty died after a long illness. The report notes he was prominent in local commerce and leaves a widow and several children. The funeral arrangements are pending at the family residence.
Forgetful Skipper Faces Paper Woes in Baltic Tale
Fragmentary notes describe a skipper accused of failing to secure papers and facing bureaucratic hurdles. Names and places are unclear, but the tale centers on legal or official documentation delays affecting maritime travel. The piece hints at confusion and misplaced authority in a nautical setting.
Jean Crones Indicted in Poisoning Case at University Lab
Grand jury returns an indictment charging Jean Crones with murder and malicious poisoning in the February 10 banquet incident at University laboratory. Crones remains in jail, awaiting further proceedings.
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Wisconsin and North Dakota Primaries Stir Voters Across States
Wisconsin voters face busy contests for mayor and council in Madison Milwaukee Superior Ashland Green Bay and Fond du Lac with up to 250000 votes expected. North Dakota holds a presidential preference primary as non partisan and La Follette aligned candidates gain support.
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Better Pay for Women in Wash Jobs Sparks Labor Talk
An agreement between a local stretcher company and its workers raises wages to $2.50 a day. Labor leaders pushed for specific pay revisions for window washers who previously received lower rates. The dispute highlights wage equity in the service sector and onboard labor negotiations.
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