Eight Airships To Be Sent At Once To Border
Reports from El Paso indicate the war department authorized immediate procurement of eight aeroplanes to aid General Pershing in pursuing Francisco Villa. A special board will inspect the aircraft, with officers en route from the Pacific coast. Plans include a portable machine shop and field repairs as supplies move toward Casas Grandes.
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Border
Villa
Associated Preas
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico Northwestern
Juarez
Mexicu
Wastinzwe
Mare Cline
Bogadier
Pershing
War Department
YF. Clark
Liexe
Cassie WW. Milling
Strainer
San Diese Sv Tour
Pacit
B. Q. Johna
Funston
Mexico
Xo Baers
Diaz
Felix Diaz
New Orleans
Agen
Faily
Will
Rman
Aleo
Amerean
el Paso
Francisco Villa
Tun
Carranza
Varaine
Maria Wall
Elliott
Brexico
Casas Grandes
Legislator's Mother Dies in Windsor
Mrs. El Warner of Windsor, mother of former Wisconsin Assemblyman Ernest X. Warner, Madison, died at her Windsor home. The brief notice notes her death and identifies her relation to the legislator.
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Associated Prese
Madison, Win
Mre
EL Warner
Windsor
Ernest X. Warner
Madison
Britain Debates Film Ban To Shield Home Industry
London March 2 AP report discusses renewed government talk of prohibiting moving pictures from overseas as a national economy step. Proponents say American and French imports drain Britain’s trade and fuel foreign debt. opponents warn a ban could cede leadership in global cinema.
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Associated Press
London
United States
France
United
Great Britain
Ameristan Friends Aid
Britain
Ame
England
Marquis Resigns From Northwest District Post
Mr Marquis resigns after long service as the Northwest district leader. Xeenah Pastor notes that health issues prevent continuing duties. Trev Wilson of Merrill has supplied for Marquis during winter. trustees’ meeting likely to be held.
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Xeenah
Activ
Eenah
Pelarquis
iMlas
Iwest
Wilson
Merrill
TQ Preserve Wild Game Preservation Effort Report
Community group in Douglas County promotes wild game preservation under a new conservation amendment. The effort aims to strengthen habitat protection and regulate hunting to support wildlife populations and sustainable use.
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Ree Advite Gay Rp
Douglas County Fish and Game
Victory for Coalition in Narrow Victory
Sid won the election defeating B. PL ?. The result followed the resignation of Francis Neilison who could not support the war effort. Neilison had been in America for some time. Davies campaigned on liquor restrictions, opposing them.
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Ay Sid
B. PL
Francis Neilison
Do Ohe
Nisison
America
Davies
Serbs Lost Vast Refugee Transit To Salonika Report
A Bresenciated Press dispatch states that of 20 600 Serbian refugees fleeing invasion only about 8 000 reached Salonika while the rest perished from cold and hunger. Geneva sources quote Mile Comte of Haloniki as Swiss Red Cross representative confirming the grave losses and dire conditions among the stranded refugees.
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Bresenciated Press
I Berna
Teutonic
Sateniki
Mile Comte
Geneva
Haloniki
Swiss Red Cross
Railways face eight hour day demand from unions
The four railroad unions demand an eight hour day with no pay cut and time and a half for overtime. They presented the claim to railroad company general managers at their headquarters, noting April 29 as the deadline to prepare responses.
Ghig Wreck Probes Focus on Signal Failures and Fatalities
Reports cite multiple investigations into the Amherst New York rural train wreck tied to signal failures and possible negligence by engineers. Federal and state rail authorities pressure findings as forty people faced precarious condition and early fatalities feared.
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New York
Amherst
Saul
Ereines
Serand Sertian
Iran
Hearn
Sussex Mime Production Sparks Local Interest
A fragmented report notes a mime performance by local actors with links to Sussex. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to a produced act and community engagement appears central.
Ehler Resignation Accepted by University Regents
The University of Northwestern Wisconsin Regents accept the resignation of W. Ehiay, director of arts at the university, effective at the end of the current semester. The action was announced at a noon meeting and follows the end of the present game year.
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University Regents
iShiedal
Disgn
Wis
W. Ehiay
Arhtenies
Unisersits
Gamestar
Wreck Toll Totals Given With Names at Mount Clemens
Sun not aboard wreck trains but identified dead include J. C. Boyle in Hillville Pa J. M. Gray in Jerry City O Fred Wean unknown address. Six men and four women remain unaccounted for as deacon notes the toll.
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Sun
Mount Clemens
Mich
Txley
J. C. Boyle
Hillville
Paine
J. M. Gray
Jerry City
O. Fred Wean
En. Deacon
City Meeting Highlights Critics of Mayor and Saloon Finance
George A Buchstult attacks city liquor policy and the mayor at Arbeara hotel gathering. He cites rising prices and waterworks concerns while urging council action. Mayor Mulva calls for citizen cooperation and notes licensing prosecutions, urging involvement to reform city governance.
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George
Buckata
Critielamas
Arbeara
George A. Buchstult
Herlumeh
Arheara Neon
Maxey
John Hicks
Northwestern
Joan Barleycorn
Muira
John Hill
Excel
Ion
Buckstaff
John “Barleycorn
Wases
Saloon & Renses
Heanses
Maxes
Mulva
Izens
Buckstaf
Sal Hateen
Villa Patron of Education Rumor Stirs California
A brief clipped notice notes a patron in Villa overseeing six months of schooling for boys in California. The fragmentary item mentions education and California but lacks full details or names.
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California
Railway to reorganize plan approved by commission
The railway commission on March 3 authorizes a reorganization of operations and tests for improvements. Details indicate a new increase in efficiency measures and the adoption of revised procedures to enhance service.
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Narinweste
Railroag Commissios
Tis
Germans Repulse French Attacks in Western Salients
German forces push back the French along the Malancour salient northwest of Verdun as assaults ease. Paris reports mixed results with Austrian airmen active over Venetian provinces. French airmen repel a Saloniki raid. British strikes and Entente unity noted.
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Paris
Herlin
Asso
Isindon
Malancour
Verdun
Pans
Saloniki
Rikers
Clyde
Bi Jiheir
Hyde
Ttaly
Corfu
An Borate
Rome
France
Havas
Orfani
Washout on Soo Railway Ends Rail Service
Floodwaters on the Soo Railway caused tracks to flood and service to halt. Rivers rose quickly, submerging sections and trapping crews until relief efforts could reach the area.
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SOO Railway
Two Lake Steamers Sold in Major Transfer
A pair of lake steamers changed hands in a notable sale. The transaction, reported with limited detail, indicates a shift in regional transportation assets and potential service adjustments.
Lumber rates too high across Montana Dakota Minnesota
Fragmented text reports about lumber price levels and interstate order effects. Mentions states Montana Dakota Minnesota and disruptions or actions affecting pricing. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Americana
Ville Ias
Legislator
MR. Marquis
Goverbor Philipp Gitex
Superior
Victory For Coalition
Owen Jacobsen Winn
Bers Teste
Sams Ly
AK Else Bas
Terican Tenches
United States Cavalry
Iva
Saneten
Taracata
Ghig
Tian
Cw Baby
Sussex
Extiniens
SHEN
Bernsforty
Fred
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Ehler
Dehofl
Wesges and
Horne
Meathern Wisconsin Companys
Wadison Railways
Martinique
Malanculat
Verdla
Jast Mondas
Bemps iAreyn
Vent
Berlin
Toxitions
Ihey
Avecourt
Idaho
Roessy DO Mare
Montana
Dakota
Minnesota
PY Hern Oza TA Momeres
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