Shooting Up Bandits Proceeds Amid Mason City Disorder
International dispatches from Paso del Norte report General Eulalio Gutierrez, once provisional president of Mexico, executed near Tachuca after Villa forces advanced on Parral. U.S. and British nationals fear capture and danger as authorities attempt to quell disturbances. Navarro, a Villa officer, faces trial for massacre charges in California border areas.
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TL Paso
Gener Eulalio Gutierrez
Mexico
Vitti
Tias
Tachuca
Mextco City
Sigs
Jose Rodrigues
Villa
Ahneida
Peaes
United States
Great Britain
Willtst
Duare
Carranan Allleials
FE Paso
Jiares
Navarro
Chilnnding City
Tan
Col
Ocer
Trevino
Carrangniste Garrlson
Wetsern Clihuahna
Rock Falls Kill Young Man at West Quarry Accident
A barge stone fell at the West Quarry near Martina killing a young man amid a chaotic scene. Workmates and supervisors attempted to rescue him but he died before help could arrive. Authorities prepared a jury to investigate the deadly incident and determine fault.
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West Quarry
Martina
Kive
Priddy
Tahorer
Coroncr Spomselder
FE Troveers
Wood Croynland
Ernst Dt
Oseyoreby
Akort
Collowewoykhom
Uke Ecuhuty
Dale
A New Confession by Negro Crimist in More Murder
Providence reporters note a possible new confession from negro chauffeur George Healis in the Mohr murder case. Healis may exonerate Mrs. Elizabeth W. Mohr while Brown Spellman and Henry Spellman face the same jury. The trial adjourned until Monday with expectations of a sensational development next week.
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International News Service
Providence
R.o
Elizabeth W. Mohr
George Healis
Thealis
Lewis
Jonegra
Giat Healis
KU Molly
Misa Burger
Dey
Alata
Tre
Brown
Spellman
American victim of Mexican massacre reported
A report notes Alexander TL Hal of Donghais Ardz among nineteen Americans killed in a Mexican massacre while traveling to mining posts. Nathan Valier, who moved Tuesday, reportedly fled toward Williamsport.
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Alexander TL. Hal
Donghais
Ardz
Chichinahaa
Health report shows births exceed deaths in December
Dr. Daniel A. Watkins county health officer presents December figures to the County Commissioners. Births total 135 while deaths run 92. Among infectious diseases Typhoid Fever leads with 56 cases, Diphtheria 29, Scarlet Fever 17, Pneumonia 2, Chickenpox 5, Measles 1, and other illnesses. Principal causes of death include Tuberculosis 3, Diphtheria 38, Pneonia 6, and heart disease 30. Births were 85 white males, 60 white females, with a breakdown by sex and race.
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Daniel A. Watkins
Bright
Teriaenerertae
Real estate transfers listed for several buyers
Harvey G wiser transfers property near Keedyaville to Mmory Line for 800 dollars. Alvin Uf Ling to Kooryi Lie and fret at Antietam for 3200 dollars. David I Cart to Tda MM Siehel berger property on Satema Ave for 289 dollars. Analo Mf Miller to Jacob Aronson property on I. Lee St for 2900 dollars. Willam Bo Zimmerman to Tibw Zimmerman tract near Salsbury for 4034.12 dollars.
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Harvey G. Wiser
Mmory O. Line
Keedyaville
Alvin Uf. Ling Te Kooryi
Lie, & Fret
Antietam
David I. Cart
Tda
Salsbury
Pankhurst Held by Immigration Authorities on Arrival
Immoline Pankhurst, militant English suffrage leader, was detained by U S immigration officials on arriving aboard the new St Pant on the ground she had once served a prison dormitory. She remained calm and, when directed to land, stated she believed she would eventually be admitted into the United States.
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Malis
New York
Immolline Pankhurst
England
New St. Pant
Will Taland
United States
Mexican Slayer of Americans Captured in Texas Chase
Latest advices from Chihuahua report that Gen. Jose Rodriguez the Mexican bandit chief who led outlaws to kill fourteen Americans after dragging them from a Santa Yeabe train on January 10 has been captured by a posse formed in El Paso Texas. The pursuit crossed the border on the best horses and a running fight followed with several outlaws killed. Authorities aim to capture Rodriguez alive for punishment.
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Chihuahua
Jose Rodriguez
Santa Yeabe
Rodriguez
el Pago
Tex
Bor
Vienna
Austrian War Office
War Office
Soporturaz
Salonika
Paris
Serbia
Montes Hegre
Meho de Paris
Bul- Bakin
Monastir
Albania
Annie Fon
Two Owl Concerns After Locations in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown the oil market eyes four existing Gulf sellers The Standard Texas Crew Levick and Sherwood plus two more planning plants One new firm near the Texas Company plant may rotate in Local prices rise with wholesale gains gasoline selling 21 to 23 cents and retail 24 cents feared impact on car sales analysts warn of a summer price drop expected next week and taxis complain of the higher costs and slower wagons.
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Hagerstown 3
Standard, Texas
Crew-Levick
Sherwood
Jt Ja
Texas Company
Hagerstown
Gag
Pigeons stolen in rear yard heist under moonlight
Five high bred birds valued around ten dollars were stolen from a pigeon coop at the rear of Jacob S Baldo's home on Potomac Ave. The incident occurred last night under a bright moon on Wayside Ave with no sounds or tracks detected by neighbors.
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Jacobs
Baldo
Potomac Ave
Wayside Avenue
Purse Returned After Daily Mail Notice
A silver purse lost on the street in thin city was found by a passerby who wrapped it, noted the amount on the wrapper, and sent it to the office promptly. The finder returned the purse with the money intact, fulfilling the advertised pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin City
Daily Mail
Thia
Hin Uanio
Guarantee Question in Mare Sale Goes to Justice
Bill Sheeler and Max Siegel debated if a $20 aged mare over 12 could be sound and match the bargain. Witnesses described the horse as stubborn, deaf, and prone to breaking a fence, with Sheeler claiming a guaranty and seeking return of $20 despite the seller’s defense.
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Justice Ankeney
Bill Sheeler
Max Siegel
Tennant
Sheeler
M. Woltinger
Siegel
Kat
Amaude
Alles
Shealer
New Hose Driver Birth Noted for Benjamin Leehran Family
A bouncing son was born to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Leeharn on the day. Mr Leehran is a driver for the First Hose Co. in town, adding a local newborn to the community.
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Benjamin Leehran
Leehran
Wirst Efose Ca
Court in confusion over who runs it after heated debate
John Sender is charged with assault on his daughter and pleads not guilty while waiving a jury trial. Witnesses testify as Judge Doub and attorney S. M. Wolfinger clash over court control. Bail set at $500, total with prior charge $1,000. District matters include a jail conference and a crowded, disputed session. A later note reports POW captures and wartime dispatches from Europe.
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John Sender
Justice Ankeney
Kaylor
Semler
Therouble
Semfer
Ogn Henson
Williamsport
Scott M. Wolfinger
Jasine
S. M. Walfinger
Justice Doub
Charlie Haines
Jacob Bausman
Haines
Mr. Bausman
Thaines
GO ON STRIKE Waynesboro Painting Wage Dispute
Fourteen painters in Waynesboro walked off the job January 14 amid wage grievances at the new shop and Landis Co. They demanded the same daily rate as other workers, rejected at 2. per hour and left work while structural steel painting continued. New York cold snap follows with record low temperatures.
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Waynesboro
Pourteen
Landis ‘Fool Co
Hallins
Patit
Tocal
Stallang
Bride's parents dispute wedding report in City Daily Mail
Downsville residents Mr and Mrs Burkholder refuse to believe the marriage of their daughter Miss Nida Pearl Burkholder to Harvey Richievist er of Hagerstown occurred on December 26 in Sun Serstown. They produced certificates and sought verification from Rev J Miles Snyder, but remain unconvinced despite newspaper publication.
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Burkholder
Marriaed
Tagerstown
First Brethren Church
J. Miles Snyder
Misa Nida Pearl Burkholder
Downsville
Mravey Richie
Hagerstown
Counle
Gadi Mail
Turkhalter
Rew
Siyder
Pahl
Gqurkhoddor
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Parrel
Healis
Mohr
Nathan Valier
Willamsport
Ore
Lene
Tervice
Alexander
Haliy
Typh
Dip. Sear
Bridgeport
Ifancoel
Mangansville Beneee
Smithsbury
Big Pool Tee
Chewsvilla
Sharpsburg
Peytonville
Rene Roth i
Hagerstown R
Mason-Dixon
Near
Clearspring
Warper's Merry
Sabes Moaresyilla
Ndgemont
Beaver Creek
Punkstown
Weverton
Beaver Creak
Scar
Dip
Chewaville
Hancock
Fankstown Beens
Pankhurst
Ine
Hersalf
Juatha Ankeney
Sheoler
Kaiser
John D. Semler
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