Battle Ends In Massive Losses In Mexican Turmoil
Fragmented report describes heavy losses on both sides amid clashes near San Gabriel and in the north as Venustiano Carranza and Maj. Cartes reportedly fall to federal forces near Monterey. Governor Garza and Obregon discuss action as martial law spreads. An army unit ends a governor’s resistance. prisoners face execution amid shifting loyalties and internal revolts.
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San Gabriel
Féil
Remy
Twate
Gouxslea
Pemetrio Bustamenta
Huerta
Wic
Madero
Tte
New Revoluionista
Fink
Fir Constitutionalista
Cahuahuay Conrail
Sinaloa
Sod Sopora
Gar
Carranda 2S
Alfara Obregon
Sonora Rinte
Hevis
Negales
Sonoro
Pesqueira
Hermosill
Obregon
Naco
Cena
Jef
Ojeda
Rere
Endarger
Capanca
Venustiano Carranza
Leutenant
Maj
Cartes
Monterey
Neuro Luredo
EXTRA SESSION PLANS SHAPING FOR CONGRESS OPENING
Washington DC prepares for an extra session with key Democrats shaping the tariff agenda. Senator Simmons and Chairman Underwood discuss how to proceed with a general tariff bill or separate schedules as President Wilson weighs the approach amid broader canvassing of Democratic support.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Simmins
Bedale Finance Committee
Underwood
House
Wilson
Omaha Mecca Draws 100000 Crowd Despite Lorcade Damage
About 100000 people from Omaha and surrounding areas gathered Sunday to view the district devastated by the Lorcade, touring Intram and nearby sitios as firsthand observers of the disaster’s effects.
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Mecca
Omaha
Measure in Congress on Currency Reform
A bill to reform currency is set for introduction in Congress. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, a Democratic member of the banking and currency committee, will present the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wearington
D. C
Congress
Hitchcock
Nebraska
George T. Nicholeon Dies. Chicago Official Remembered
George T. Nicholeon of Chicago, former vice president of the Santa Fe system, in charge of draft operations, has died Sunday at a local hospital. The longtime railroad executive was noted for his leadership and public service in the railway community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T, Nischoleon
Joe Angeles
Crs
George T. Nicholeon
Chicago
Santa Fo Syeten
Susay
Lospital
Wilson era tax reform debate mirrors cautious currency change
In a report from Congress Representative Carter Glass and President Wilson clash over timing for the income tax revision. Glass urges swift introduction while Wilson insists on removing all schedules that favor monopolies and subsidies before any reform. The aim is a clear, nonpoliticized revision beginning with the most contentious rates to set a path for broader business stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessislatti
Riga
Taritt
Priteipatty
Wil Sane Frain
Congress
Apoclal
Inithis
Carter Glass
Banking and Currency Committee
Dew House
Hase
Glass
Wilson
Rics
United States
Two Allens Executed in Virginia Penitentiary
Floyd and Claude Allen were electrocuted in Richmond Virginia on a Friday. The executions are linked to the September 1912 Hillville courthouse massacre engineered by Claude Allen and relatives. Victims included Judge Saraton Brasset Commonwealth Attorney William Faulter Sheriff Leo Webb and Miss Elizabeth Ayers. Floyd Allen had been sentenced by Judge Masche to three years for assaulting a deputy.
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Richmond
Floyd
Claude Allen
Hilleville
Saraton Bmaset
William ‘M. Faater
Sherif Leo F. Webb
Fowler
Elizabeth Ayers
Witle Mountain
Floyd Afien
Masche
Uberis
Bulgaria Accepts Mediation Offer Amid Divided Provinces
Amend Pees Terme, London, March 31. Bulgaria accepted the mediation offer from European powers Friday afternoon, but numerous provinces remain in dispute, effectively undermining the proposal and the powers involved.
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London
Bulgaria
Four men fatally hurt in hazardous material accident
Four men identified as J. Carrier R. Thebrault M. $l. Touts and J. Moria were fatally injured in a sudden hazardous material incident near Acolalawn Quebec on Friday. The Ottawa report notes the incident involved a sealed container and caused multiple casualties.
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Bian
Ottawa
Ont
J. Carrier
R. Thebrault
M. $l. Touts
J. Moria
Acolalawn
Que
Adrianople Falls as Bulgars Enter City After Siege
British dispatches report Adrianople captured by Bulgarian forces after weeks of siege. Turkish commander Shaki Pasha reportedly killed himself as surrender neared. Fire and shelling damaged the fortress, disrupting Turkish defenses and morale.
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London
Aintoh
Tohatalsa
Adrianople
Hames
Shaky Paha
Cilet
Bistelda
Ufs
Sthaki Pasha
President Wilson weighs new nominations for key posts
Washington reports the president is considering Henry Morgenthau Augustus Thomas Thomas Nelson Page and Joseph Willard for important diplomatic posts. Rejections of John Hay Olney and Charles William Eliot to London and Paris allocations prompt further action. Aug Thomas may be next in line for London or Madrid.
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Washington
Wilson
Henry C. Morgenthat
Augustus Thomas
Thomas Nelson Page and Co
Joseph Willard
Paris
Arst
Neric Honson Twietard Olney
Gharias Wiliam Eliot
London
William PL McCaimh
Whita House
Tug Thomas
Bwiteerland
Insurgents Take Naco After Fierce Battle with Troops
Insurgents capture Naco Arizona after three days of fighting that left most of the 360 federal troops at Cananea either wounded or killed. Colonel Morena commanded the Cananea garrison and the federal forces reportedly endured 38 hours without food or water as casualties mounted. Alexander McConoghey and Dlary Wells, now combatants, were among the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naco
Ariz
Maran
Cananes
Morena
Thyrestay
Federais
Alexander McConeghey
Dlaries Wells
Pardoned Bankier From Leavenworth Postpones Fate
SlL-William W Montgomery of Miteburg a bank cster in the Allaxheny Matlonnt bank received a pardon from ex President Tate on a federal Friday. The unusual act follows a yearlong sentence.
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Cathler
Leavenworth, Kun
Willam W. Montgomery
Miteburg
Castler
Allaxheny Matlonnt Bank
Umbr
Lam le Federal Prieay
Prealdan Tate
Adaolphue Busch Gifts Large Fund to Aid Sufferers
Ald St. Tauty March 31. The Citizens' Emergency Relief association, raising funds for Oil and Fire Sienna Road sufferers, received a $25,000 check from Adolphur Butch Priday, presented amid ceremony.
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Adaolphue Busch
St. Tauty
Citzens’ Iemergenty Helle? Association
Adolphur Butch Priday
New York Supreme Court Justice Falls to Elevator Death
New York on March 3 reports Henry Wechalt of the New York erota supreme court plied elavyan slorlew down an elevator shaft to his death at the Immigrant Banking Bank bulldog on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Duege Kilfed
New York
Duntee Henry Wechalt
Erota Supreme Court
Bavinge Bank
Deadlock Broken as Lewis and Sherman Win Leg Election
In Springfield on March 28 the joint general assembly elected Lawrence V. Sherman Republican to fill the Lorimor vacancy and chose Woodrow Dem Hamilton Lewis to the Blyant provincial terms, ending a forty ballot deadlock. The outcome came from a Republican and Democrat coalition with Governor Dunn urging unity and Democrats split, giving Lewis 104 votes and Sherman 142, amid party fractures and late bargaining.
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Springfeld
Wodneadaames
Hamilton Lawis
Lawrence V. Shenman
la Ft
Deelingy
Lewis
Sherman
Rom
Organization
Democrati
Golems
Paey
Dunnolo
Thia
Promisiie
Lowry
Ouane
Elfa
Yao
Democrata
Lewin
Governors Sentenced in Mexico City Prison Plot
A military court in Mexico City has convicted and sentenced the governor of a southern state for plotting to assassinate Major Gabriel Serrillos and ordered the cremation of a body. The case involved a group of political prisoners confined in the penitentiary and references a deadly plan tied to the early days of Madero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Morehi
Aantonna
Mariqua Yano
Marajara
Prigguérs
Kiling
Gabriel Serngilles
Man Blows Out Brains in Texington Mystery
A fragmented local item from Texington Kentucky outlines an apparent suicide and a confusing note about a will. The readable phrases mention a person, a date in March, and a reference to an executor or witness, with garbled names and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texington
Ateer
Pyar
Rasensch
Prederich
Mrs Eaton Charged in Admiral Katon Murder
Police accuse Mrs Eaton of poisoning her husband Rear Admiral Joseph G Katon by lacing a drink with arsenic and other poisons. The case centers on the alleged crime Friday as investigators pursue the motive and timeline.
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Eaton
Mare
Jranin Ealon
Joseph G. Katon
Tha Ludiot
Ph & Oeres
Trainman Dragged by Garage Town Hall Conductor J A Mee Ganngle
An elderly conductor at Winels Cintra pond narrowly escaped death after falling from a train at Parkersburg. His left foot was caught on the steps and he was dragged along the platform before regaining his footing with a severe gash on his right leg.
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Gar
Town Hall
J. A. Mee Ganngle
Winels Cintra Pond
Parkersburg
Elisworth Bank Assured in Nevada Organizes as Mariners State Bank
The Fiisworth venture known as the Marin ers' State Bank is organized after stock is held and officers named. OFFICERS include Veter oll president MW Wennler aon vice president Fl 14 Oxvald cashier Teter Ily John Thomnson Hohlen Thenepson and Jorgen Olsun directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisworth Bank
Lutherans Meet Today in Marshalltown
Swedish Lutheran pastors from eleven central Iowa churches, members of the Iowa Lutheran Conference, gather in Marshalltown for a three day meeting. On Wednesday evening the conference will install Rev. C. F. Carlson of Oslo as pastor at the level church.
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Marshalltown
Jawa
Die Malues Ifs
Jows Lutheran Conference
Fonteyeice
C. FA Carlson Oslasini
Leval
Live Stock Men Plan Tour From Sioux City
The Sioux City Ilva stock Exchange special will leave on April 12 for the annual western excursion. Stops will be made at principal towns between Sioux City and the Duck HS and Miler City Mont. Three days will be spent in Miles City where a celebration will be held.
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Sioux City
Ilvastock Exchange
Duck HS
Miler City
Mont
Miles Ci
Hell
Farm Fire Destroys Livestock and Machinery
A large blaze gutted a Nashia area farm destroying four horses, cattle, fifty tons of hay, 120 bales of oats, and all farm equipment and harness. Total losses nearing $10,000 with cattle and horses accounted for. Investigation pending as flames consumed barns and storage.
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Nashia
Fragmented OCR note on a church fire at Morton Mila
A garbled OCR fragment describes a fire at a church in Morton Mila. It mentions threats and allegations, with references to the Baptist church and local names, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Fragmented OCR item from obscure church notice in Mason City
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Oman Mason City Church and Mason City with scattered words about front Carnieple and Telwi, unclear event details, dates, or participants. The readable parts reference a church location in Mason City and possible ceremonial elements without coherent context.
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Oman
Mason City
Pipe Regal
Meredamus Boalt Faces Credited Weekend Incident
Ernaiotco reports show Meewid and Wilystirted parties in a Saturday incident. Initial records indicate Boalt played a role in the events and a formal inquiry is planned for today at Uo ely.
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Martied Hiny
Ernaiotco
Meradmus Boalt
Uo Ely
Kellerton Home Burns
Fire destroys a Kellerton residence and reportedly causes damage to nearby structures. Local authorities with firefighters from Kellerton and surrounding districts responded to the blaze and are investigating the cause as residents assess losses.
Insurgents Gather for 1908 United States Delegation Event
A fragmentary report notes a 1908 insurgent gathering near Marahailtown and Ubon En Hy Blow Qhyy Mavdn City. A 14 member delegation from Iowa and a $4000 fund are linked to a presumed United States insurance inquiry with a plan in Indlaridpolla on April 30.
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Ubon
Clintany Waldrleg
Caldalocuy
Ottawa
Aéaeton
Ion Nie
United States
Indlaridpolla
Atlantic Baroad Resold Under Bidder Appeals
The article notes the reselling of Atlantic Baroad property with bidders invited to value their side before the sale was declared closed. Interest rises as spirited bidding unfolds and the Laelia M Shay Syndicate emerges as the highest bidder with a bid of 292000.
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Cornell Intta
Atlantic Northern & Southern
Winwatler Hoédiver
Inriun
Liv
Dheronpon’ Begaine
Fhatetion
Gana
Bididlag
Suiling
Knoxville Boy Drowns in Hickory Creek Incident
Nine year old Knoxville lad Lloyd Lyons drowned in Hickory Creek eight miles south of Knoxville while returning home from a cruel misstep near Ollye channel. His elder brother rode a pony. the boy fell over an embankment into the water as neighbors spent the night searching for the body.
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Knoxville
Lloyd Lyons
Hickory Creek
White
Cruyel
Ollye Chanel
Burglary Sweep Ties Lorimor Area to Trail
A wholesale burglary wave in the Lorimor and Gresten Lorimor district leads police to a bloodhound aided trail after seven residences were entered in one night. Officers pursued the fleeing suspects toward Wr torlod before adverse weather halted the chase.
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Lorimor
Gresten
Larimor
Torimor
Stops Teachers Strike Prompted by New Pay Plan
In a tense stand off the teachers union backed by students and staff demanded higher pay. The administration approved a new pay plan including promotions and pay raises to avert a broader walkout.
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Teneherd
Bank Stock Transfer Moves Amid Non Resident Holdings
Frank Corey of Port Dodge and BAC Ayers of Lytton Ire arrange for a sizable stock addition at Humboldt Bank Stack Humboldt The Feroptea State s bank. The largest tapic of the camry sn poing of copitalned surplus involves 12 partially changing hands with all shares held by non residents.
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Humboldt Bank
Humboldt
Feroptea States Bank
Camry Sn
Frank Corey
Port Dodge
Bac Ayers
Lytton
McCallsburg Election Aims For Electric Franchise
A special election will be held March 29 in McCallsburg to decide granting a franchise to the Eldors River Tight Power 191 company to supply electricity to the town. The vote concerns extending power and lighting services to residents and businesses in the Inez area.
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McCallsburg
Nevada
Electeletty
Wit
Power
McCallsburis
Temain
Genittus
River Tight & Pow- 191 Company
Eldors
Creston Togather Mead Contest Invites Creighton Attendees
The Creston Athletic Association will select representatives for the annual teclamatory contest and carnival at Sorylo College in Tarkio Mol. The event is slated for May with invitations extended to Creighton participants.
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Creylon
Creston Tighachaot Athletic ‘Association
Sorylo College
Tarkio
Chariton Hosts Regional Convention as Christians Gather
Hen Moses leads southwest telecommunication convention at Chariton hall. The two day event runs Wednesday and Thursday with speakers including Denny, town president of Me Town Christian group, focusing on community outreach and regional collaboration.
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Chariton
Moses
Chasitow
Denny
Me Town
Findes Dead Body of Father Ellington
A fragmentary report describes the discovery of the body of John Maren by his son on a silo road near Wheeler. The incident followed the father returning home, with reading and heart conditions suggesting a fatal event.
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Ellington
John Maren
Tio Slide
Bly Son
Wheeler
Jay Dows
Siloet
Amd
Mysterious Death Report From Newartl Home
A fragmentary item notes a death or fatal incident at the home of Mrs Angelo Bartolo in Newartl. The text mentions an 18 year old and a reference to an event involving Albin, with unclear connections and several garbled names.
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Ohi
Mateles
Angelo Bartolo
Newartl
Miki
Albin
Most Popular Girl Gunnarl
Miss Ruth Meagean Wat wins popular vote in a recent contest at Gilnwell College. She hails from Vi M Tanonel Valley and will represent the community in upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnarl
Ruth Meagean
Roth
Tanonel Valley
Growth in Capital for Three City Companies
In the capital amendments filed for record, the Soople'n Light company increases capital from 91,500,000 to $2,500,000 and the TrihCity Tiway company raises from $3, SOG ODS to $5,500000, reflecting substantial equity growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubinee
Davenport
Iereane
Soople'n Light Company
TrihCity Tiway Company
Redpata-Vawter Chautauqua Sets New Dates
Eathervilla Chautauqua Eatervii e info shows Hatherville Chautaugua events altered to July 23. The company promises a improved program and entertainment for the audience.
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Eathervilla Chautauqua
Eaterviie
Redpata-Vawter Chantaigns
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