Late News Flashes From Arkansas and Nearby Areas
A garbled early report from Arkansas mentions Bareh G. Driver shot and killed by an unknown person, with references to Judge WG and former congressman Marely tie Thanas iy Loverey. The text mixes Tulsa, Oklahoma items, flooding concerns in Little Rock, and mentions planters removing stock from floodwaters. Other notes refer to police activity in Wilmington Delaware and a fire in Brooklyn’s Grand Opera House, with scattered weather forecasts and political updates across several states.
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Warrensburg Normal School Destroyed by Early Fire
Warrensburg State Normal School here was destroyed by fire early. All buildings except the gymnasium were damaged. The loss is estimated at 300,000 dollars. The school, with about 2,900 students enrolled, was a landmark in state education.
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Warrensburg
Grasty Heads to London as Associated Press Staff Writer
Charles M. Grasty, owner of Baltimore News and press leader of the Associated Press, sails from New York to London aboard the steamship New York to join the AP staff as a war correspondent.
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March
M. Grasty
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Dw Balthiore
Tondon
La Touraine’s voyage delays and rescue at sea
Fragmented voyage notes describe the steamship La Touraine delayed by heavy seas and hull damage. A master crewman was injured by a steam pit, and the liner’s 1914 New York arrival was thirty six hours late after encountering hurricanes and high seas. The report mentions Lloyds wireless messages and offshore communications during the crisis.
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Villa Believed Dead or Missing in Mexico Report
Fragmented notes claim Villa is dead or out of Mexico with scattered references to Monterey and Molitares. The lines mention sightings, possible returns, and uncertain conditions while locals discuss whether the famed figure is truly gone.
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Villa
Mexico
Texas Rangers aided by federal troops to curb Mexico incursions
A telegraphic order from Governor to President Wilson directs federal troops in the Southern Department to cooperate with Texas Rangers in Mexia and surrounding areas. General Fimistan at Fort Sam Houston is instructed to maintain contact and act to prevent marauding bands, cattle raids, and depredations with prompt, coordinated action.
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Wilson
Iwar Garrigen
Southern Department
Fort Sam Houston
Fimistan
Justice Newby Dies at Fort Worth Police Chief's Death
Justice Newby a longtime Fort Worth lawman and secretary of the Texas Police Chiefs and Marshals Association died at midnight after a daylong illness. He had served twelve years at the central police station and predicted his own death, saying he would be buried on March 7.
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Maren
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Balkan States Debate War Entry Amid Mobilizations
A scrambled dispatch reports Bulgaria secretly mobilizing three divisions while Romania seeks a war credit. Deputies consider a $40 million military budget and calling up the 1915 recruits as tension rises over potential Balkan involvement.
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War reports from the Western Front and Paris sitrep
From London and Paris dated March 6 the war office notes intermittent cannonade near Nieupo rt Ypres and Aisne with German counterattacks repelled. In Vieville en Haye a farm strike sent soldiers to woods, and Fleet Narrey forests saw German sorties repelled. Athens reports Greece weighing intervention as Venizelos faces cabinet pressure and possible resignation amid war policy debate.
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Mines Cleared Around Paris Amid War Turmoil
Report from Marin dated March 6 notes minefields near Paris have been cleared. Marek and Wardle allege progress with mine workers operating under protection while authorities maintain steady control over the area amid ongoing conflict.
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Forty seven taken alive in gas explosion aftermath
Fragmented OCR text reports a gas explosion with multiple casualties and scattered names, locations, and partial phrases. The readable core notes a large number of people affected and mentions victims and witnesses, but details are severely garbled and incomplete.
Snow disruptions halt events across Denton area
Heavy snow blankets Denton Texas and surrounding towns causing road closures and travel delays. Weather impacts crop planning and daily activities as residents report winter conditions and officials urge caution amid icy conditions and drifting snow.
16 000 Extra Votes for 4 Subscription
A garbled notice describes subscription contests with mentions of 16000 extra votes, a 10000 extra stake, and various contestants. It hints at eligibility, entry timing, and prize structure but the legibility is poor. The piece references voting, subscriptions, and rewards with multiple unclear names and figures.
Diplomatic Center Shaken as Mexico City Crisis Grows
Foreign diplomats in Mexico City express pessimism as General Obregon resists international aid plans after street unrest and looting fears. The U S government pleas Carranza to protect lives and property while considering drastic measures if Mexico City evacuates.
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