Border raid sparks American pursuit after bandit attack
American troops cross into Mexico pursuing raiders after a raid on the Brite ranch endangering an American family. One trooper was seriously wounded, with Mexican forces promising cooperation to exterminate the bandits. The raid damaged a ranch, stole provisions, and prompted warnings from both sides amid ongoing hostilities.
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Bandits and Pursuit Near Vallejo in Villa War Report
A chaotic pursuit near Camblania and the Ojinagi district details bandit raids led by Francisco Villa. Mexican federal uniforms appear among the attackers, the body of Welch found, three men killed, and ranchers with cavalry engaging the bandits. Reports indicate widespread fighting, with further detachments of rangers and troops sent from Texas.
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Jellicoe Removed as Sea Lord Succeeds Him
The text notes Admiral Jellicoe's removal as first sea lord and Admiral Sir Rosslyn Wemyss succeeding him. It discusses public reaction, criticism of the Admiralty, and hopes that the new leadership may bring changes. Mentions wartime naval strategy and long held public trust in Jellicoe.
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City debates taxi overcharge probe amid driver complaints
Protesters challenge high fares and overcharge claims against cab companies and drivers. A civic association will meet to investigate alleged abuses with notes of alleged 30 cent increases and charges around $2 to $8 for short rides. Officials consider speed limits and city ordinances affecting automobile hire.
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Purpose Restored in Lives Gone Adrift Charity Seeks Funds
A seventy five year old homeless man wanders aimlessly until the Associated Charities intervene. They plan his return to Tennessee with support from a charity drive and the Kitty Box appeal. The tale shows how charity helps him avoid bereavement and dependence and how funds fund transportation and future work.
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Division in Review at Camp Travis Prepares for Discipline Progress
Approximately 5000 men from the division and depot brigade passed in review before Maj. Gen. John W. Buckman and senior officers at Camp Travis. Acting Commander Brig. Gen. J. A. Gaston and Brig. Gen. W. Johnston of the 180th Infantry brigade observed the event as soldiers in dress parade completed the drill in front of their quarters. Major General Buckman, an injured guest, watched while the units marched and saluted.
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Three Cars Stolen In Early Morning Thefts
Police report multiple auto thefts across the city beginning Wednesday afternoon. Vehicles include a sedan owned by Mrs. M Cwitks and a large mobile near Anthony Hotel, with entrances breached on Vers Cri Street and South Santa Roar intersections.
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Coal Shortage Threatens Mills and Rail Freight
Washington officials warn of a coal shortage this year that could curb steel and mills output as furnaces are shut and rail transport strains rise. Public sentiment favors conserving fuel, with calls for economies at the mills and toward weathered winter demands.
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Army Personnel and Witis Sheltered For Duty
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