Rebels Attack Nuevo Laredo Across Bridge Face Fierce Fighting
Insurgents seize a factory in Nuevo Laredo and clash with federal and American forces early today. Refugees stream across the bridge as villagers flee, with 20 rebels and 15 federal troops killed and roughly 50 soldiers wounded. The rebels retreat south toward fresh assaults as U S troops respond.
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Associated Press
Larhdo
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Nuevo
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Laredo
Ibaredo
Sliding Mountain Slump Sparks Panic in Swiss Village
In Nevo-watm Switzerland villagers near Mount Caroline face panic as the mountain slides downward at about eight to nine inches per hour. Residents move belongings to higher ground and watch the slope from exposed positions, fearing a repeat of a similar event in 188? that was halted after hours.
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Associated Press
Nevowatm
Switzerland
Weurter
Mount Caroline
Subway attacker wounded after clash with officer in New York
Daniel Davis, a Black suspect, accosted a white woman exiting an uptown subway. He grabbed her arm as she screamed, and a responding policeman was slashed in the face with a razor before the assailant fled. The officer fired five times, four hits, and the attacker died several blocks away.
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Associated Press
New York
Mar
Daniel ‘Ty Davis
Dividends for Firemen in New Haven Railroad Case
Six thousand dollars in dividends per thousand dollars wages paid were awarded to firemen of the New Haven railroad in arbitration hearings with eastern railroads. W J Laneks, statistical expert for the firemen, testified today outlining the case details and payout structure.
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Associated Prey
New York
New Haven
W. J. Laneks
Tall Roads
Statewide strike talks loom as Mother Jones case unfolds
Governor Hatfield weighs the end of the military commission in the Mother Jones conspiracy case as others face trial for alleged rifle distribution among strikers. President White of the United Mine Workers is due to discuss a statewide strike with state officials, while related arson and murder conspiracy charges proceed in Crown W. district.
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Associated Press
Cluarleston
Governor Flatfield
Military Commission
Mother" Jones
John W. Brown
Charles Rothwell Sii
Io Cage
George Amos
Felix Terry
Thei
Mutual
Southwestern Flint Fuel Company
Crown Wf
President White
United Mine Workers of America
Iocul
Hatfield
Shot Dead at Card Game in Monongah
A deadly shooting at a card game in Monongah Terri left Pietor Yori dead and Dominick Conte fatally wounded. Two others were seriously hurt as an unknown assailant opened fire and fled as the clash escalated.
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Monongah
Associated Press
Fairmont
Mar
Pietro ‘Yori
Dominick Conte
Tyroother Nioh
Jess
Monongah Terri
Suffrage Amendment Presented to Wilson for Action
In Washington on March 17 1919 suffrage for women was formally presented to President Wilson urging a constitutional amendment. Wilson listened politely but said he had not made up his mind on the question. The visitors urged a recommendation to Congress and a special session.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson Todiy Ty Adom
Tiltten
Ongrens
Tong War Toll Rises With San Francisco Arrests
Three Chinese died and four were injured during a night of Tong War violence across the Pacific coast. A San Francisco resident died, two others were killed in Portland, and two were wounded in Seattle. one arrest was made in San Francisco.
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San Pranguido
Calif
Pascil
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Seattle
San Frencisco
Judge Gore Omens Return From Richmond
Judge Nathan GoM returned home from Richmond Virginia where he wraps up work on the federal bench before becoming United States senator He plans to stay perhaps two weeks and may not resign the bench yet nor take the senator oath readiness shown in the report
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Nathan Gom
Richmond
Feneral
United States
Large Prize Campaign Attracts Clarksburg Voters
Citizens of Clarksburg show growing interest as a local promotion touts six grand prizes. The Daily Tetesram advertises a $6,000 prize campaign with multiple awards including a touring car and a trip to Europe. The piece urges participation and outlines division-based contests across city and country.
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Clarksburg
Tetesram
Thal
Europe
Mc Combs Named Ambassador to France After White House Delay
Washington March 17 The nomination of Chairman William Mccombs of the Democratic national committee to be ambassador to France was prepared at the White House but held at McCombs request. He has decided to accept the post and the delay does not indicate a change in his intentions.
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Penast Washington
Chairiman Willhamt
Mc Combs
Democratic National Committee
France
White House
Senate
McGombe
Secret indictments in Cincinnati Trust case
Secret indictments were returned today against former Cincinnati Trust Company officials led by president George B. Cox. Court officials declined to say how many indictments were issued but said none would be called into court until tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Mar
Cineinnat! Trust Company
George B. Cox
Senate pauses as Wilson agenda pivots and awaits decisions
Washington reports the Senate, after a brief executive session, prepared to end the special session if no further business remained. It confirmed most civil appointments by President Wilson except Charles P. Neill, pending in committee, with a recess taken until 2 o'clock.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Sen
Ate
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Senate
Charles P. Neill
President Wilson calls for special session of Congress
President Wilson issues a proclamation urging Congress to convene in extra session to consider revisions to the term and prepare for a new tariff discussion. The message promises debate on tariff plans and legislative action ahead of a proposed session. In another dispatch from Calcutta, four bombs exploded near post offices aiming at editors, killing three clerks and injuring others as warnings tied to currency and political tensions.
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Witeone
Wilson
Ous
Kit Wiahes
Ikrio
Congrem
Associated Press
Inez
Calcutta
New Congress
Statesman
Capital
Empire
Honor to St Patrick Paid by Supreme Court Justices
Washington March 17 Honor to St Patrick's memory was paid by several Supreme Court members as they took their seats on the bench Chief Justice White wore a green ribbon in his coat and Justice Pitney wore a green ribbon and Justice Holmes a green necktie on the bench.
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Washington
Mar
St. Patrick's
Supreme Court
Justice White
Justice Pitney
Holmes
American Naval Stores Company to suspend operations
In Atlanta on March 17 Associated Press reports the American Naval Stores Company will suspend operations while facing government prosecution for alleged violations of the Sherman Antitrust Law.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
American Naval Stores Company’s
Vogue Millinery Store Set for Easter Opening
The Vogue millinery store announces an Easter opening on Tuesday all day and evening featuring a large selection of millinery, including Parisian style hats, stylish and affordable. A large showroom will display domestic and Parisian creations with added flowers and refreshments. the public is warmly invited.
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Vogue
Fortune in jewels taken by burglars
A Chicago report states a special grand jury, instructed by Judge Landis, will probe alleged frauds and possible conspiracy to defraud the government. The inquiry, led by the U S district court, aims to determine if manufacturers violated the national penal code and whether any juror complicity exists.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mar
Landis
The
United States District Court
Joflay
Internal Revenue Department
Jewel Robbers Tunneling Through Walls In Manhattan Pawn Shop Heist
New York reports that burglars tunneled through brick and concrete walls to loot Martin Simon's pawn shop on the East Side. A nearby tenant recalls a strange man emerging from the cellar with a lamp and suitcase, leaving with a parcel, as two men fled in a wagon. A woman later provided descriptions, aiding detectives in the case.
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Associated Press
New York
Martin Simon
Jaa Wakon
Toth
Tehment
Woman Found With Throat Cut Aboard Train
Mrs. George Tibbens of Keyser was found with her throat cut in a toilet on a Baltimore and Ohio train between Gratton and Pallmont last night. Police say a motive linked to a possible attempt on another person remains unconfirmed as investigators search for clues.
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Keyser
Associated Press
Grarion
George Tibbens
Ballmors
Ohio
Gratton
Pallmont
Mondagal
Factory worker falls into spinning machine at plant
Arilur Brust, 21, an employee at the Tyju plage plant, accidentally fell through the sewing hole at the Tina plant at oidook Bates fay nlaht 0 wale, badly cut on the face and hands.
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Tyju
Ewing Hele
Tina
Bates
Ace
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