Villa Mares Crisis reported as rebels threaten possessions
El Paso reports claim Triava at Torrega rebels and Villa forces clash over positions. Advices from Washington indicate General Villa plans meetings as troops move toward Monterey. casualties reach many with desertions noted and British ship Shearwater reported near California coast.
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el Paso
Torrega
Tost
Donmeoathias
Wwe
Reeve
Washington
Luke Wy
State Ignarinert
Villa Maress
Lepotta
Villie
Tarecon
Genera Xuaely Ri
Rus
Lerino Gutierrec
Colonia Morelos
Galles
Lieutenan
Ols
Cardenud
Duns Cabrutis
Callos
Angeles
Cantu
Camo
Shearwater
Calllorana
Artillery Arrives to Bolster Brownsville Defenses
Military observers report artillery detachments arriving in Brownsville Texas to deter Villa forces near Matamoros. Major General Frederic Fynston praised the rapid movement as border defenses tighten while fighting rages at Alamo trenches.
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Brownsville
Tesslardi
Tirce
United Bigies Field Artillery
Quily
Brederice Fynslon
Mutamaros
Alz Miniog
Uwe Colauming
Villa Wanps
Tasy
Tos
D. C
Xile
Curmnse
Villa Apency
Tolreen
Fenslon Sails Revort and Villa Expedition Near Sonora
Fragmented report describes American and Mexican forces under Villa advancing near Ty Carranza banks in northern Sonora. Intervening actions suggest a mounting expedition with unclear outcomes as U.S. ships and authorities monitor movements along the border.
Healy Intern Prince Eites For War
In a wartime hearing at the Western Railway, engineer Ned Stone argues for better pay and hours for 64,000 workers including engineers and firemen. He cites the case of an engine foreman who earned $200 in October after 29 years of service and calls for day hours and fixed rest periods. Stone contends capital arises from labor and urges wage reforms to sustain crews during the long strike era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Ned
Legun
Western Woods
Stond
Abraham Lincoln Ngsin Hager
Tabor
German Captain Reports Plans for Voyane Interment
Washington reports Prince Wittel freideich at Newport News weighs options for internment of a German cruiser as war ends. Naval officials discuss supplying and moving the ship to a safe German port while awaiting government action and potential seizure.
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Washington, D. C
Atarri
Prine Witelfriedeich
Newport News
Firsitia Capes
Navy
Prince Eipal
Street Car Strike paralyzes Seattle transit lines
In Seattle battle over a street car strike tied up downtown activity as unions massed for recognition at the United end. The night saw blockades and arrests as crowds disrupted crossings and threatened a citywide shutdown within days.
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Seattle
Fiaere
Union Ofteraix
Biles
May bar all Japs from owning land in Louisiana gains push
In Gropans Louisiana March 7 special session urged to consider a land law to prohibit Japanese from holding land. Merchants and reclamation groups in New Orleans seek Governor Hall's recommendation. The aim is to present the measure to the Legislature soon alongside other items.
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NEW Gropans
Vigi Land Commercial Organizations
Weather report fragment with scattered data and garbled text
Readable portions show a weather bulletin style with temperature mentions and windy conditions. However the text is heavily garbled with unclear place names and dates, making exact readings and locations difficult to extract. The piece resembles an OCR error filled with misread words and stray characters.
Revolt by Tribes in Simla Met With Government Troops
Amid rising tribal unrest near Simla, troops moved to quell disturbances. Reports describe rebels mostly from the Yadrany faction facing government forces led by Brigadier General Vinc, with casualties and wounds noted as authorities attempted to restore order.
All Records Broken in Stock Exchange Across Market
New York reports record breaking activity with tanks shares surpassing 400 000 and overall demand rising. Early buying focused on war related specialties including automobile issues with gains, while United States Steel showed modest movement and rail stocks remained comparatively quiet.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Reading
Thrasher A Citizen of the United States
A corrupted report identifies Leon Thrasher as a U S citizen born in town in 18d. It traces a journey from the United States to Europe, Asia, and Africa in pursuit of a craft, mentions a death, and notes his family and associates abroad. The piece references a telegram and an inquiry into his identity.
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Tiariminfs
Mase
Leonshester Wieaher
Wien
Aeanier Muksha Watsia
Ae Gevingn
Xebeneine
Teon
Me Auli M
Thrasher
Wort Spr
Ue Jong Die
Laken
Ralephale
Frederick Mh.astletie
Onlin Armbuscador Witster
Hines Page
London
Ues Hetwer
Tarasher Leon
Tonerhkidron
United States
Aluskd
Phincher
Africa
Winter storm pins South in unusual cold snap
Weather reports show heavy snow and sleet across the southeast and mid-Atlantic, unprecedented since 1867. North Carolina service disruption and Asheville tally near two feet of snow as cold, windy conditions persist into March with record highs and lows for the month.
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Washington, D. C
Tennessee
North Georgia
Genera
South Carolina
Weather Bureau
Joa
North Carolina
Asheville
Painters May Strike Chicago Amid Negotiations
Reported threats of a strike in Chicago as painters union workers prepared to renew talks with the chemical firm in New Orleans. Aimed to avert a work stoppage, members sought new terms, with meetings scheduled today and tonight.
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Chicago
Maret d
Prom Juocaks
Sulumatizad Thainigi
Wniow Toaders
Ielst
Guther
Norien
Meening
Investigation reports fire on La Touraine ship sparks strange details
A maritime blaze aboard the La Touraine led to an investigation detailing odd circumstances and alleged thefts. The proceedings quote witnesses and include names such as Morikon and Swale while describing police involvement and possible connections to broker Savolode.
Man Named Swoboda Sought to Take Supplies Abroad
In New York a man described as 27, with glasses, named Mond Swoboda sought passage to France aboard a steamship. He claimed to intend to sell supplies to the French government and to take samples as excess baggage, with a passport issued by the French consul. Authorities noted his interest in a gasoline engine and involvement with Paul Faguet, the Time Line agent, before ticket purchase.
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York
Wahbi Swraloda
la Voiraine Felrusty
Witice
Seobuda
Safil
Vale
Ihe
Havre
Lnc
Swonoda
Henry J. Swoboda
West Seventy-second Street
Loday
Mond
Swoboda
Nnn
Paris
Rome Cape
Swabeda
Taymond
Taureine
France
Nasmond Rely
Manha Rotel
Monsieur Swoboda
Swohnda
Webra
Roseorant D'Anglade
Brie
Wikewise
Binaie x Subatinte
Paappert Kwolinda
Chelerepeon Cenkit
Gavd Khanoer
Cigerk
Cfork
Leading Mener Of Family Of International Bankers Was 75 Years Old
An elderly patriarch known as the leading member of a famed international banking clan has died at age 75. He helped propel a dynasty whose wealth and influence spanned Britain and Europe, with ties to the Hothschild family and historic political connections. His fortune, once estimated at up to 2 billion dollars, traces to the Revolution era in America and the landgrave funds entrusted to a craftsman who steered the family fortune through generations.
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Mener
Satie
Briley
Bayon Butiaeitd
Net
Neo
Wwe
Farmure House
Waterloo
Chis Peak
Hruxaels
Oatend
America
UY Fense
Maler Am~echel
Nis Phill
Amaurel
Sleh
Frankfurt
Rathachild
High Court Seeks Sherman Case Fate for RaGonal Cash Register
Washington March 9 The federal government faces a decision on whether to retry the RaGonal Cash Register officers under the Sherman act or seek Supreme Court review. A conference today among Justice Department officials considered the future path of the criminal case while the civil action for dissolution of the company continues.
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Washington, D. C
RaGonal Cash Register’ Company
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Tetrix
Department
Cuban Ship Aground Off Cape Muisi With Nine Crew
The steamer Gibara ran ashore near Cape Muisi, eastern Punta area, with nine crew, four passengers, and eight others aboard. The Mandeville, a tug, offered to assist but Gibara became stranded. authorities expect to refloat it and recover people aboard.
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Cape Muisi
Pula
Giuarn
Pasitin
Iowa
Veibura Avs
Esenery Het
Sinking of British Steamer Flaminian Reported
British steamer Flaminian and Crown of Castile are reported sunk after attacks by German submarines near Holyhead and the Atlantic. Accounts describe torpedoing, attempted rescue, and debris seen as subs surfaced and pursued lifeboats.
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Sardivn
Wales
Cardi Echo
Unclear text fragment about payments and Cananea evacuations
Fragmentary report describes money paid to Mrs A Manus and mentions Cananea evacuation. References General Acasta and troop movements, with garbled dates and places. Details are obscured, but imply wartime payments and military withdrawal near Cananea.
War Drift Across Europe Tugs At World Markets
Long dispatch reports heavy Austrian losses in Carpathian and Hungarian fronts with 38 000 Austrians said to have fallen and 4000 killed in one hour. German forces are described as checked near the Niemer river while Russian counteroffensives gain momentum in the Balkan theater. Western front activity includes bombardments at Verdun and renewed pressure along the Franco German border as public unrest over drink restrictions grows in Britain.
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Tans
Marius
Pahoa
Jx Lac
Jx Lac Reported Wnaffienly From Vetrogeitd
Tata
Niemer
Maine
Werhis
Ue Rwahien
Bertin Commmunistion
Atates
Armenia
Hi Shek
Nussiank
Arvin
Ibin
Baltic
Carbathian
Dardanelles
Aermay Xperts
Balkan
Stratna
Petrograd
Constantinople
Coat
Yser
Verdun
Jeance
Germany
Beisian
Prk
England
ABU Act
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HLA
Hich Mines
Pancho
DN Borler
Broweville
Fenslon
Revort
Vila Aeency
Ty Carranza
Sonora
Americein
RMAC
Sam Heuston
Feta
Dearis Tillery
Engineer Stone
Abe Lincoln
Healy
Prinz Eites
Assumption
Tran
Crile
Minzich
Sewell
Horton Stoada
Urs
York Toy Gormitt
Meweltie Point
Gag
Offickila
Siiel
Herty
Pat Ax
Fhg
Ebretes
Hillel
Nienies
Ettel Friedrich
Judas
Hampton
Cnisedauntessr
Alalgana
LUTIS
Fy Leerg
Valder
Jase Amys
DUN Agre
Teymperatura
Elerr Emile
Mori
Termperature
ST. Palle Tempersyine
Denver
Wenyvrature
Hess. AM
ITV
Gymors
Anos
Ae Palin
Gaim
Sean Ta
Jon
Tndion Corisios Papses
Simla
India
Tondon
Yadrany
Mirandah
Vinc Ones
Hardwick, Massachusetts
Waat
Thiasbey
Wag Wits
St. Geurkes
Gall
Plivastier
Lotius
Ita Gohl
Anul Tite
Renal
Aphrilion
Pannatin
Roberts
Winter
Augusta
Georgia
Carolinas
Allen Buel
Tnis
Jara
Jusciour
Waco
Prest
Saco
Tex
Mareh
LA Touraine
Raymond Swoboda
Pawie
Raymond Swale
Correspondenne
Floacon Reno
Auootuin
Toni Pogo Wien
Dia Cossing
Geena
Spepeaglig
Panera Rene
Juanarian
Fimnaders
Lev
Siehindia
Faye Chien
Fenthorttien
Mr Morikon
Wies
Thanee
Suighe Co
Mrance
Lord Rothschild
Baron Rothschild
Giluwa
Scilly Isles
Lonpins
Germ
Fahim
Hocard
Hottin
Pakwengersan
Holy Hens
Annie
Utk
Flaminian
Te Pom
Waa
Ennily
Subuirine
Xesterfax
Sunmarine
Dieype
Apmanus
Zapatistas
Ainred
Garsit
Moshe City
John B. Men Manus
Cananea
Aris
Acasta
Carninand
Yornes
Tales
Dukla Pod
Lusdon
Hull 14
Kalda Pass
Garpathiens
Vingiat
Hunrary
Bukowice
DENT
Herman Muncuvee
Fahey
Pethoenad
Maren Si
Tamia Godise Faysares
Distriet
Abe
Ana
Awartinudd
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