Large US cavalry ride to Carrizal aid amid Mexican battle
Special bulletin reports American forces racing sixty miles toward Carrizal to reinforce Tenth Regiment in a fierce clash with Carranza troops. Early losses include at least 40 dead and 17 captured. Carranza concentration near Carrizal suspected. Wilson's reply to Carranza warns of grave consequences for noncooperation.
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el Paso
Texas
Pershing
Villa Ahumada
Felix Gomez
Juarez
Chihuahua
United States
Nogales
Cananea Pancho Villa
Los Angeles
Carranza
London
Carrizal
Washington
Wilson
Carrana
Caransa
Clayton Blues to Clash with Dalhart Friday
Clayton prepares for a revenge tilt against old rival Dalhart, fifth game of the season. Waters will start for Clayton while Howard Moore misses due to a practice injury. The Blues routed Wanette Sand Rats earlier, with Morton and Brown pitching and strong offense noted despite uncertain final score.
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Clayton
Dalhart
Defest
Waters
Trinidad
Howard Moore
Clayton Blues
Wanette
Sand Rats
Morton
Brown
Election contest facts reveal voting-place changes and fraud
Slats Rankin reports on the New Mexico legislative findings about a contested election between Judge Toombs and Mr Vigil versus G C Smith and Serapio Miera. The Legislature found precinct ballot box absence and altered voting sites, deeming the Democrats’ actions fraudulent and voting fairness improved.
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Sadie
Judge Toombs
Mr. Vigil
G. C. Smith
Serapio Miera
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Vigil
Toombs
House Journal
Union County
Serapio Micra
Miera
Smith
Salome Garcity
Commissioners Court
Republian
Nojin
New Home Nearing Completion in Clayton Near High School
Work on T. H. Rixey's modern residence progresses rapidly. The nearing completion has changed the appearance of that part of Clayton, presenting a handsome structure and squaring the block corner with the High School.
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T. H. Rixey
Clayton
Mrs Dayton Messenger Visits City From Ranch With Daughter
Mrs Dayton Messenger and her young daughter were in the city yesterday on a ranch visit, accompanied by Mrs Hayden Edmondson.
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Dayton Messenger
Hayden Edmondson
Clayton Mill in Burns County Destroyed by Fire
The Clayton Mill, a leading industry in Union county, burned Friday night, likely from a short circuit in a motel room. Loss estimated at $12,000. Owner Dr. N E Charlton says rebuilding this year is not feasible. Destruction noted as a loss to Clayton's commercial life amid rumors of a modern mill planned.
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Clayton
Union County
N. E. Charlton
More Equipment for Job Department Added at The Citizen
The Citizen Job Department adds a new faster job press and increased type stock to cover nearly every branch of commercial and society printing. The department already has two standard job presses, making it the only shop in the area with this capacity. The faster press will shorten production times further and improve turnaround.
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Citizen
Citizen's
New Mexico Guards Make Good Showing
Adjutant General Harry T. Herring reports New Mexico National Guard able to muster eleven companies of 65 men each with about 60 short of a full regiment. He expects a complete regiment soon and notes Arizona and Texas guards likely to be first into Mexico if National Guard action is needed. The border force totals 910 men with 11 companies, battalion, 128 officers. H. M. Forwood from Albuquerque visited this week.
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New Mexico
Harry T. Herring
New Mexico National Guard
Herring
New Mexico Guard
Arizona
Texas
Mexico
United States
Batalion
George Signs Waters to Bolster Trinidad Team
George signs C M Waters from Guymon to boost Trinidad pitching. Waters, a twirler who helped Clayton win a game two weeks ago, is expected to become a permanent local institution during the baseball season.
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Luther George
C. M. Waters
Clayton
Trinidad
Waters
Guymon
George
Citizen War Bulletins From El Paso Ahead of Other Papers
The Citizen will receive daily war bulletins from El Paso at 4 p.m. if US Mexico relations worsen and a state of war begins. Bulletins will be posted at The Citizen office. Subscribers get Thursday’s war events three days early, two days ahead of major dailies.
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United States
Mexico
Citizen
el Paso
Texas
Geaders
War
Clayton
Storm Triggers Telephone Outages In Clayton Texline
Frank Clark of the Clayton Texline Telephone Co reports heavy losses from a recent electrical storm. He installed over two hundred fuses and coils to repair the system damaged around town.
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Frank Clark
Clayton-Texline Telephone Company
Town Iy
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