Villa Denied Arrest and Fierro Death Linked to Killings
An official proclamation denies rumors that General Francisco Villa was arrested and court-martialed, stating the claims are false. The notice also confirms the death of General Rodolfo Fierro, a key Villa ally blamed for killings of British ranchman Willem Benton and American Ante Bauch near Juarez two years ago.
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el Pano
Francisco Villa
Casas Grandes
Silva
Villar
Villa
Rodolfo Fierro
Gan
Alls
Fierro
Torreon
Zacatecas
Tomas Urbina
Urbina
Juares
Marketing and Farm Credits Meeting call and a Kansas train wreck
Chicago report notes a call for a National Conference of Marketing and Farm Credits with broad representation to push legislation aiding agricultural finance and product standardization. Separate dispatch from Randolph Kansas states a U P motor train plunged into Fancy Creek after crossing a weakened bridge, killing thirteen and injuring forty five as the car plunged into murky water.
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Chicago
Nat Conference of Marketing and
National Council of Farmers’ Cooperative
United States
Organisation of Agriculture
Randolph
Kansas
U. P
Bridge
Here
Fancy Creek
Sithough
Calf Dragged Boy to Death in Utah Accident
In Midway Utah Marden Murray seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Willan Murray died after a rope attached to a calf caused a cart or vehicle to run away dragging him along. A neighbor saw the tragedy as it occurred and the boy suffered fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Utah
Marden Murray
Willan Murray
Anglo French credit loan seals war funding pact
New York reports the $500 million Anglo French credit loan contract has been signed with J. P. Morgan representing the American syndicate. Lord Reading heads the Anglo French commission with Getave Homberg and fircent Mallet as signatories. Negotiations for a supplemental loan of about $250,000,000 may begin within months.
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New York
Erlagh
Lord Reading
Amglo French Commission
France
Getave Homberg
Fircent Mallet
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Britain declares war on Bulgaria over Serbia alliance
The British foreign office announces that Britain has declared war on Bulgaria in response to Bulgaria joining the Central Powers in the war with Serbia. The Bulgarian government was notified via the Swedish minister in London, who handles Bulgarian interests.
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London
Great Britain
Bulgaria
Serbia
Athens
Kostendil
Duel in Charleston threatens Democratic meeting
A pistol battle in Charleston resulted in one man dead and four wounded as the Democratic city executive committee gathered to canvass municipal primary votes. A national guard company with fixed bayonets aided police in restoring order and continues patrolling the office area.
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Charleston
D. C
Democratic City Executive Committee
National Guard
Arthur Gordon Webster Named Professor of Physics
Arthur Gordon Webster of Worcester Massachusetts, chosen by the American Mathematical Society as a professor of physics to head a new program at Harvard University, will assume duties in the coming academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gordon Webster
Worsaeter
Mass
Ameriane Methamatical Society
Harvers
Hore Waivers
Death Reported After River Crossing Incident
A man identified as Rodolfo Frorco, a Texan, is reported dead after a river crossing incident. The event details include a guide and the canal crossing referenced from Canes Creadon, with confirmation of the death.
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Villa Chiettann de Deas el Vas
Thenere
Rodolfo Frorco
Odient Ville Genarele
Rupert Reaaking
Canes Creadon
Auction Notice for Hy Aah One Elevates Local Interest
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an upcoming auction with unclear bidders and items. The text references a local community event, potential Storks and Wowie participants, and a headline about the auction process. Further readable details are not available.
McAdoo outlines U S shipping bill plan for naval auxiliaries
Secretary McAdoo unveils a proposed administration shipping bill to fund a $50 million appropriation via a Shipping Board. The board, including the Navy and Commerce secretaries, would organize corporations, issue stock, elect directors, and appoint officers to develop American mercantile trade, ship new lines, and reform navigation rules.
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Indianapolis
United States
McAdoo
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Commerce
Senate
National expenses rise to a record 1.24 billion dollars
Estimates submitted to the secretary of the treasury show a peace time total of about 1.24 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. Defense spending is set to rise by roughly 150 million, with added costs from the European war and tasks for the state department. The administration signals possible revenue increases or bond issuance if Congress backs its program.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Departments
Washington
United States
Wilson
State Department
Congress
Boston Wins World Series in Fifth Game
Boston Red Sox defeated the Philadelphia Phillies to win the World Series in five games. Philadelphia led 4 to 0 after eight innings but Boston scored in the ninth to seal the victory. Alexander pitched for Philadelphia as Boston secured the series with a 3 to 1 final.
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Med Sox
Phillies
Philadelphia
Moston
Red Sox
Phililee
Dirs
Alexander
Belug
Unclear Source About Mobilized Teachers
Fragmented OCR text mentions teachers and mobilization but provides no clear event, names, places, or dates. No verifiable facts or context. cannot determine specifics for a proper summary.
Carranza to Visit Border as Mealen Leader Plans Trip
Unclear dispatch notes Mealen head Yeana Carranza will tour the northern border region during a republic tour. The report mentions border movement and leadership intentions amid regional duties.
Meets His Son At Front In Narrow German Trench Reach
A wartime photograph captures General Duta meeting his son near the front lines within 700 yards of German trenches. The scene shows a rare filial moment amid regimental action as cavalry units operate nearby.
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General Duta
Big Sen
Regs
Chassvare
Eight Killed in Aly Raid London
Eight people killed and thirty wounded in a Zeppelin airship raid over London. Bombs fallen near several districts caused fires and property damage as airships dropped explosives. Citizens sought shelter while emergency services fought blazes and attended the injured.
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Aly
London
Beve Gemw
Bo Fen
Allies bring relief soon as Serbia under strain
Germany drives south of Riga and captures prisoners while Austro German and Bulgarian efforts for Serbia continue. Western front sees a lull with artillery activity shifting to Lorraine and the Vosges as French and British forces land at Saloniki and fight along the Danube. Italian gains at Lake Garda aid Serbia indirectly. Communicated by a London dispatch, Russian and Italian support remains limited.
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Serbia
Aatates
Belgrade
Danube
von Gauwite
Macedonia
Glenfell
Saloniki
Pregasina
Riva
Lake Garda
Riga
Dvinsk
Pripet River
Dvina
Flanders
Champagne
Lorraine
Beillon
Vosges
Hartmanns-Wellerkopf
Hillstrom Penalty Upheld as Pardons Board Denies Commutation
The Utah board of pardons terminated the stay of execution for Joseph Hillstrom and denied a commutation to life. He will face Judge M L Ruehle this week for a new execution date. Governor Spry opened hearings for statements as attorney Feren X Christensen offered no new light and noted Hillstrom refused to identify the woman in the case. In London a preliminary inquest blamed death from shock for eighteen victims of the Zeppelin raid.
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Salt Lake City
State Board of Pardons
Utah State Prison
Joseph Hillstrom
M. L. Ruehle
William Spry
Feren X Christensen
Hilletrom
Christensen
London
Bath
Hari
Nalisen Heads Danish Brotherhoad Meeting at Milwaukee
The Danish Brotherhood of America held its convention in Milwaukee with Nalisen elected supreme president amid a session that swept several offices of the Mutual Film Company staff. Fellow officers and delegates gathered Saturday for the event.
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Nalisen
Paul TB Nellewn
Ponte
America
Milwaukee
Alisala
Romen
Seturday
Mutual Film Company
Inland Northwest News Roundup From Nevada to Idaho
A sweeping inland bulletin reports on Nevada and Idaho events including legal cases in Riko and San Vegas, a child’s bicycle theft mystery solved by a boy, bear cull results near Indianola, a $82,042.40 bullion shipment from Tonopah, and a fatal accident in Las Vegas. It notes fire deaths, bank and post office thefts, and freight rate cuts by Southern Pacific.
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Mra
Mary Odi
Iteinia City
Goa
Key
Virginia City
Nev
Ignado Thoman
It Ie
Sydney Ireland
Riko
Justice of the Peace of
Kika
Moapa Valley
Nevada
Blum
Winnemucca
New
EB Mayer
Elko
Nevada Historical Society
Bulesta
Gilbert
Southern Pacific
California
Idaho
Ely
Peter C. Watt
del McFarland
Carl Chase
Wittenberg & Mushett
Santaucci
Manhattan
Santucci
Lamoille Mercantile Company
Lamoilie
The
Mercantile Company
U. S. Post Office
Margaret Grace Harmon
Sas Vegas
Burns
Abe
Ray Bradley
Las Vegas
West End Consolidated Mining Company
Tonopah
Express
Reno
Bear
M Mountains
Indianola
Kearn Tidwell
Nephi
Heber Livingston
Wells Paige Express Company
Suprems Court
Espress
Death Valley
Scotty
Clrvler le Southern Neveds
Uvldfield
Colorado
Sam Berearding
Cal
Seattle
Snalding Water Town
Renee
Momo
Warsaw Valley
Keno Journal
W. D
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Chisago
Boy
Lad
Vt Wayne
Hocal Eireet
Sumsey
Mayswad Titbets
Airikebrucker
Theadere
Garman
Peuvgrad
Brille
Loden
Basie City
Imd
Katarder
Allieg 19
England
Mattie
Zeppeling
Holland
Rotterdam
Mrs. Galt
Philadelphia Ball Park
Wadoo
Boston
Carranza
Vielt
Bertin
Berta
Grenier Berlin
Germany
Hillstrom
Board of Pardons
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