Wilsons watchful wasting policy toward Mexico continues
President Wilson affirmed a restrained approach to Mexican intervention, warning that action would cost lives and money while achieving results only with sacrifice. Villa deflected questions to Carranza, acknowledging his superior. Carranza cabinet talks in Nogales and Chihuahua reflect delays in opening the Benton commission and shifting diplomatic handling to Washington.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
United States
Carranza
Carrangi
Benton
Villa
Nogales
Ariz
Simpich
Arizona
Benton Commissio
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Simplich
Bryan
World's Aviators to Meet in San Francisco
At Aero Club of America suggestion a special meeting of the Federation Internationale Aeronautique will be called this year to discuss the Panama Pacific International Aviation race around the world and transatlantic flights. With start points on this side of the Atlantic and the globe girdling race finishing at the Panama Pacific Exposition grounds in San Francisco a large attendance is expected.
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San Francisco
Aero Club of America
Federation Internationale Aeronautique
Hrussels
Atlantic
Arrests in Connection with $100,000 Mall Robbery
Paris reports several suspects detained over the $100,000 cash robbery from a mall car at a railroad station. Police doubt strong cases against detainees as the loot cannot be positively identified, hindering detection efforts.
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Paris
Bulgin pleads for square deal from Pendleton people
Dr. Bulgin speaks at Pendleton tabernacle urging fair hearing and end to silent boycott as converts rise to nearly 150. He lectures on salvation by doctrinal teaching, detailing faith, repentance, justification, conversion, sanctification and holiness with plain illustrations for listeners.
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Bulgin
Pendleton
J. M. Carmelison
The
Tabernacle
Chinese Government Battles White Wolf in Anhwei
Shanghai dispatch reports government troops in western Anhwei trying to exterminate White Wolf and his bandits. The group is repeatedly defeated but scatters and reassembles. Commanders reportedly execute prisoners to secure lasting victory. Meanwhile half of the bandit force in Fujian province advances, with orders from Beijing for drastic action.
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Shanghai
Anhwei Province
White Wolf
Fugien
Pekin
Hagood Reveals Marriage Plan Before Army Service
Dr Rufus Hagood surprised Pendleton friends by admitting he is a married man with a nine month old daughter. He presented a letter from his Philadelphia wife at a farewell grille party before joining the Eastern Oregon State Hospital. He explained his fourteen month secret as due to pressure of circumstances and pursuit of a position as a young doctor. Continued on page five.
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Pendleton
Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Rufus H. Hagood
Hagood
Philadelphia
Tulane University
Louisiana
Eastern Oregon Hospital
An An
Drunk Huerta Reverses Embassy Guard Order
In Mexico City on March 2 President Huerta, intoxicated at the time, issued an order placing guards at the American embassy. Charge d Affaires O Shaughnessy reported the step could provoke trouble, so the guards were withdrawn after the order was countermanded. Reports from Brownsville and Eagle Pass describe rebels routing federals at Lampazas and Rio Molino, with captains and officers among the captured or executed.
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Mexico City
Huerta
O'Shaughnessy
Brownsville
Texas
Lampazas
Mexico
Roderiguez
Gene Jurgia
Eagle Pass
Dolores Torres
Major Acosta
Rio Molino
Piedras Nigras
Rebel Diplomat Open Communications Move Report
London dispatch says Secretary Bryan delayed the Benton investigation group from El Paso, deeming danger. Carranza objected. Villa asked wait for further word. Carranza named Maguel Cover rubles as rebel agent in London to improve contact with Britain.
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London
Bryan
Benton Investigation Commission
el Paso
House of Commons
Acland
Cecil Spring- Rice
Carranza
Villa
Maguel
Madero
E Oregon Dental Society Chooses Baker For 1915 Meet
At the Eastern Oregon Dental Society annual gathering in Baker, the 1915 convention was awarded to Baker. New officers named include Dr J E Shields as president, Dr H B Look as vice president, and Dr H Burchdorf as secretary-treasurer. Representatives to the state convention in Portland were Dr M J Kern and Dr Burchdorf, with alternates Dr J E Sharp and Dr Hughes.
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E. Oregon Dental Society
Baker
Eastern Oregon Dental Society
J. E. Shields
H. B. Look
H. Burchdorf
M. 3. Kern
Burchdorf
State Association
Portland
J. E. Sharp
Hughes
Milton
Sex Education Urged By Oregon Social Hygiene Leader
Earl J. Cummins of the Oregon Social Hygiene Society, aiding Pendleton mass meeting planning, urges sex education as Oregon’s top civic issue. He says every father mother and child must face the topic with careful reliable information and a serious discussion. Twenty women are in the Finnish parliament.
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Oregon
Earl J. Cummins
Oregon Social Hygiene Society
Pendleton
Commonwealth
Dynamite Uncovered in Seattle Plot Arrest Made
In Seattle a private detective Charles Kilman was arrested after police found 12 sticks of dynamite in the rear of his residence. Kilman admits shadowing two men who he says stole the explosives at the Milwaukee tunnel in Rockdall and claims the plan was to blow up the Frye Meat Packing plant and the Myers transfer buildings.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles Kilman
Milwaukee
Rockdall
Frye Meat Packing
Myers Transfer
King Alfonso to undergo nose growth operation in Vienna
Vienna reports that King Alfonso of Spain would visit Vienna for an operation on a growth on his nose. Local specialists are said to be in communication with him and he was advised against any further delay.
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Vienna
Alfonso
Spain
Chinese government sends troops against White Wolf band
General news notes report Chinese forces moving to suppress the White Wolf bandit group amid tensions with the government as President Wilson resists Mexican intervention. Other items mention storms in New York, embassy guards in Mexico City, and various local happenings.
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White Wolf
Wilson
New York City
Huerta
Mexico City
O’shaughnessy
London
England
Weasley Simons
St. Louis
Blizzard Paralyzes Cities as Storm Hits Atlantic Coast
March 2 reports warn vessels to remain in port as a historic blizzard grips New York and the Atlantic region from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico. Seven deaths, widespread darkness, stalled trains, and fires threaten power plants. In Scranton, two revival observers die on the snowbound trek home.
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Atlantic
Maine Coast
Gulf of Mexico
New York
Maine
Long Island
Scranton
Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
Gray to Lead Western Maryland Railway Board
The mystery of Carl R. Gray is solved as he will soon be president and chairman of the board of Western Maryland Railway Company based in Baltimore. The Southern coal road operates 543 miles from Baltimore to Connellsville. Rockefeller was the largest stockholder after the 1908 reorganization.
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New York
Carl R. Gray
Western Maryland Railway Company
Baltimore
Connellsville
John D. Rockefeller
Bf, Bush
Missouri Pacific
Gould Roads
Alex Robertson
Barton
J. M. Fitzgerald
Robertson
Three Mexican Generals Held as Refugees at Fort Bliss
Three Mexican federal generals captured after Huerta’s defeat at Ojinaga were held by American troops in a corral at Fort Bliss. They were transported to Fort Elisa and confined within a half square mile barb wire enclosure. Eleven generals fled Ojinaga during Villa’s advance, and the northern region remains under rebel control.
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Fort Bliss
Corral
Fort Biles
Ojinaga
Villa
Huerta
Rio Grande
Fort Elisa
United States
Mexico
Man Going to Trial Shot to Death in Street
St. Louis March 2 Wesley Simon who was to be placed on trial for the murder of Emmett Carroll was shot to death at noon today while on the way to lunch with two deputies guarding him. Henry Zang who did the shooting calmly handed the pistol to the police saying I just had trouble with Simon and had to shoot I dont know whether I killed him or not.
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ST. Louis
Wesley Simon
Emmett Carrol
Henry Zang
Simon
Russian Thistle Urged as Livestock Provender by KU Professor
Manhattan Kansas March 2 William Stevens professor of botany at the University of Kansas issued an appeal to farmers to use the Russian thistle as livestock food. He says the weed should be classified as a proper cattle feed and that farmers have unjustly dismissed it as a crazy idea. He plans to have the agriculture department at Washington promote the concept.
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Manhattan
Kans
Willam
Stevens
University of Kansas
Profeasor Stevens
Stepa
Department of Agriculture
Washington
City to Buy Railways in Superior Wis
In Superior Wisconsin a municipal street railway vote campaign runs from March 2 to April 7 as residents are urged to vote yes on buying and running their lines. Supporters push for city ownership to improve rates and expansion, arguing the move would create the midwest's first fully municipal street railway.
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Superior
Wis
Mar
Duluth Street Railway Company
Middle West
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Tacal
E. Smith
Union
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Maryland Railroad
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Hernandez
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