Mexico City Quiet and Hopeful After U.S. Requests
Telegraphic dispatch from Mexico City notes officials expressing cautious optimism amid tensions over the killing of John B. Minasty Zapatie and the U.S. demand for indemnity. General Salazar’s responses are reported, with Brazil urging prompt compliance and a strong U.S. stance on reparation.
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Washington
Nestor
Wetery Joya
Jonitard
Penh
Zapatit Kuherac
Obveson
Phe
Wirrana
Avery
Wilty
John BM Minasty
Zapatie Teoupern
Egon Moves North Toward Brownsville Amid Mexican Evacuations
A confused field report indicates General Alvaro Obrea forces evacuated Mexican territories and headed north toward Brownsville, with movements directed against San Louis Potosi and toward Monterey. The uncertain dispatch mentions constitutional orders and transcontinental routes as units reposition in response to pressure.
McManus Murder Tied to Mexican Revolt Motive
Wealasey Chicago March 15 former Shcaguan John McManus was slain in Mexico City revealing motives tied to Zapata era revenge. Sister Elizabeth McManus, a public school teacher, said his family fortune was swindled and his killing followed a thwarted invasion attempt. An exhibit letter from Mexico City describes a February alarm and a firefight as bandits demanded entry, with McManus firing a Krag rifle from the roof and fighting off intruders before they fled with loot.
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Shicago
John ‘Th McManus
Shcaguan
Elal
Mexico City
Brexico
Eliza— Beth McManus
McManus
Mexico
Zapata
Zapaty
United States
Jie
Villa commander directs forces from Monterey base
Reports say General Villa, arriving from an unspecified city, is to direct his forces from Monterey Wy. HQs reportedly set at Tampire about fifty miles away. Advance guard engaged and parts of the republic's messaging issued by Villa supporters.
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ASC
Tetay
Villa Ines
Monelerey
Villa Ameney
Rony Peuthern Musico
Private
Adyieng Py
Frontiers Clash Amid Chiapas Politics and Villa Government Push
Fragmented dispatches report interregional fighting and shifting loyalties between Carrancists and Villa factions. Yucatan briefly revolts as military actions unfold near Las Val and Forreon 49, with General Herrera destroying rail assets and Vilistas bolstering positions at Pildras Negras. Governor Acie reestablishes cavitation at Lus Vaens as constitutionalist troops advance.
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Ceived
Chiapas
Interials
Carranzarie
Ater
Villa
Yucauite
Rimza HY
Messenses
Eagle Pass
Bacovie Herrera
Ralinas
Tegisas
Vilistas
Ker Fert
Acie
Contiuis Vox
Lus Vaens
Ale Lente
Governor Signs Education Law in Texas Legislation
Governor and lawmakers usher a compulsory education measure into law, with officials presenting the act to Governor A. W. Mek Juin AW and representatives from Sewers and other bodies. The signing event featured remarks by Sen. Carina Bor and other leaders, with the new law set to take effect September 1976.
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Austen
Carina Bor
Hons
Abe Tour Stamlstutty
Sonat Darwin
Latino
Brelsford
MeXellan
Wadia
Mife
Ladar
Witads Wan
Jennings
Ohairman
de Ingistarive
Htate Federation
Laker
Kenthiar
Munuln
Radium Gift to Convicts Marks Prison Medical Hope
Ailing inmate Pachelli at Slug Bing prison is said to receive radium valued at nine hundred dollars from Frank A. Vander near New York. The treatment aims to aid cancer and may benefit other prisoners. meanwhile nine people were injured in a railroad trestle collapse at Houston and the Valley line, with estimates of serious injuries to a foreman and workers.
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Houston
Arages Valley
T. D. Banks
W. AL. Renue
Mills
New York
Wagland
America
Liverpool
Weather observations and temperatures across multiple stations
The report lists daily climate details for numerous locations including PHINAGOY DENVER WANSAR CUTT and WABHTSOTON. It notes temperatures ranging from the teens to mid thirties, wind directions from the south and west, partly cloudy to clear skies, and periodic cloud cover with varying wind strength.
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Rhe Ees
Tair Landay
Phinagoy Terperature
Ei Boaz
Jontai
Paul
Coppetmuie
Denver
Wansar
Deerere
Ploverts Bundas
Ieee Aed
West reports on Villa era as Mexican tours end
Duval West, acting special representative, spent a month in Villa territory visiting generals and governors, recording views on conditions and plans. He traveled from El Paso to Chihuahua Torreon Monterey Guadalajara Zacatecas and Acapulientes, meeting Villa leaders before returning to San Antonio to file a report to Secretary Bryan. The full assessment remains scarce as he awaits Washington instructions.
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Lechmond Wells
Lita West
Pep Thom Oly
Mexico
Antonio Mundey
Gontral
West
Sadel
Villa
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sAligatr
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Geparte
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Atuaualientes
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Vills
Gudada Viara
Bread Riots In Spain Spark Food Protest In Madrid
Madrid reports a food protest as a mob of women and children attacked bakeries amid a ban on bread exports. Government restrictions expand to include wheat, flour, meat, and other staples with export duties and prohibitions to stabilize supplies. Authorities warn against unrest while observers note rising tensions over shortages.
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Madrid
Vesterday al Jinont
Detained Crew Members Report in Mystery Incident
A scrambled report indicates crew members detained amid wartime tensions. Names such as Charles Nrank and Herbert Kore appear, with officials questioning citizenship and allegiance while German civilians are mentioned, and inquiries continue under Commander Thyerichons.
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Weemet News
Lye
Willian P. Frye
Thyerichons
Clivene
Sudfeel
Garmasy
Ures Charles’ Nrank
Hebert Kore
Cash Register Case Reversed On Appeal
Cincinnati Ohio March 13 The United States circuit court of appeal reversed the lower court in the case of John H Patterson president and twenty six other officials of the Noal Cash Register company of Darton and remanded it back to the dialer court for a new trial Patterson and his associates were found earlier violating the Sher Diote ANG trust and sentenced to serve prigoneering.
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Ohio
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
John H. Patterson
No. Uonal Cash Hegister Company
Darton
Diairel
Patterson
Is Associates
Ure Sher| Diote Ang Trust
Prigoneering
Changes in Cotton Belt Officials in Texas Division
At Tenariwana Arkansas March 13, announcments report major shifts in Cotton Belt leadership. YH Earle becomes superintendent of the entire Texas division with headquarters at Dit Pleasant, while J Haven moves from Waco division to take over Texas administration. W Cramhy renames the role of superintendent of Transporations and Parrarion remains chief worker in Mes Pawn area.
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Ark
Earle
Waco
Texas
Dit
Plmusantid J. Haven
Mert Worth
Reniris
Sipers
Iryase Parrar
LELAND SAYS PACKER RATES NOT ADEQUATE FOR SHIPPERS
The article reports Leland criticizing Packers' rate proposals as inadequate, arguing current freight costs are too high for meat prices. It notes arguments by packing houses and representatives from Cudahy and other firms about perishable shipments, transit delays, and the impact on consumer prices.
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T. Cowan
Port Worth
Ureugh
Ta Cudahy
Omaha
W. B Lamb
Walter
Chicago
Bayana Sinking Reported In British Naval Action
March 1 report from London details the av iary Bayana cruiser loss during patrol duty. wreckage and bodies later found suggest enemy torpedo strike on March 11. eight officers and eighteen men survived. numerous crew feared lost. lifeboat witnesses and passing ships confirm extensive wreckage and floating bodies, with survivors aided by other vessels.
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Thyresuy
Subrunia
Balmerino
Bayano
Ayr
Swedish steamer Anna struck a mine off Scarborough
The Swedish steamer Anna stead struck a mine off Scarborough on England s east coast. The vessel foundered after the explosion and several crew members were killed. Eighteen were rescued by a passing ship.
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Scarborough
Lonuvon
Anna Stead
Scarborouga
England
Jisaine Asunrer
Four Boys Die In Tank Explosion In East New York
An oil tank explosion Friday afternoon in the East New York section of Brooklyn killed four boys and injured seven others. The underground tank, owned by Grew-Lerickt Co, contained about 1,000 gallons of oil and shattered windows for blocks. A number of workers were reported missing. The blast is believed to have ignited from sparks from a freight engine.
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Lang Island
New York
Brookiin
Grew-Lerickt Company
Fonr
General von Bernhardt Discusses the War
In The Sunday Light an authoritative piece by General von Bernhardt discusses Germany and the nest war. It covers Germanys plans to date, the blitz of campaigns, and forecasts of the ultimate result with permission from the German emperor.
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Germany
Wil
Geriany
Leis
Dardanelles Still Resist Allied Fleet
Dispatches report stubborn Turkish defense at the Dardanelles as Allied and French British ships press minefields and fortifications. German and Austrian movements in Poland and the Turkish fronts are described amid conflicting official statements on progress and access to the straits.
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Bulair
Gallipoli
Gulf of Sarosi
Bar of Marto
Dardanelles
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