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Newspaper

The Nome Daily Nugget

Location

Nome, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1916

Page

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Final Allied Charges of Austro Bulgarian Massacres in Serbia

Rome dispatch reports official circles claim evidence proves Austro Bulgarian forces committed horrific massacres in Serbia since the invasion. Germany is said to be exonerated. Serb losses are described as in the thousands with brutalities against women. The report reportedly will be published soon.

Serbia PB. A. Service Rome Germany Bulgaria Austria Armenia

No Report From Pershing 60 Hrs

SAN ANTONIO March 23. Reports say American troops may be in touch with Villa bandits and skirmishes occur but officials have heard nothing from General Pershing in sixty hours. Funston shows no anxiety for troops, noting Pershing’s whereabouts are unknown at headquarters.

A. P. A. Service San Antonio Villa Pershing Wasa Grande

Villa Reported West of Namiquipa in Mexico

El Paso March 23 reports say Villa has a base west of Namiquipa to reorganize his command and recruit for a larger army. He is said to coordinate with Herrera and may join Hergia’s force of about three thousand men. Wireless interference along the border hinders Pershing’s communications.

EL Paso Villa Namiquipa Herrera Hergia Pershing Douglas Boundary

Plant catering to Allies destroyed in Tennessee blast

An explosion at the Tennessee Chemical Company plant in Copper Hill destroyed the facility this morning. A million dollars in damage reported, with several injuries none life threatening. The plant produced chemicals for Allied use and the blast shattered the building and machinery.

Copper Hill Tenn Tennessee Chemical Company

President Wilson Leaves for Philadelphia for Eye Consultation

President Wilson is suffering from eye problems and departed for Philadelphia this morning to consult an oculist, leaving Washington temporarily.

A. P. A. Service Washington Wilson Philadelphia

Armed Commerce Raiders Operate Pacific Minds

Two German ships, the Bastenfeld and Turpin, are reported as commerce raiders in the Pacific. Honolulu steamer Lurline carried the notice, with officers stating the vessels, armed with six inch guns, had recently escaped South American ports and halted ships en route to Honolulu.

P. A. Service San Francisco Bastenfeld Turpin Pacific Honolulu Lurline Honlulu Armé

Reward offered for body of Francisco Villa

A house resolution proposes a fifty thousand dollar reward for the body of Francisco Villa dead or alive. The sum would be paid on delivery of the body to American military authorities, with Representative Scott of Iowa sponsoring the measure.

A. P. A. Service Washington Francisco Villa Scott Iowa

Prospect of New Rebellion Worries Authorities

Reports of disorders in Mexico and a new revolution following Herera’s revolt prompted Fort Sam Houston to issue orders for rapid border action. The measures indicate authorities fear swift mobilization may be needed if the uprising escalates.

P. A San Antonio Mexico Fort Sam Houston

Final Verdun assault looms as German lines tighten

Berlin dispatches report the German army pressing toward Verdun with heavy bombardment and reinforcements while French trench losses mount near Malincourt. Advancing forces are said to be near key Verdun forts with a final capture expected as the Kaiser observes the front.

Kaiser Verdun Harcort

Pershing Takes Possession of Mexican Northwestern Railway

El Paso dispatches report General Pershing gaining control of the Mexican Northwestern railroad south from Casa Grandes. dispatches say troops entrained with full equipment, cavalry protecting the line as Pershing uses transport toward Madero to circle Villa, details remain sparse.

EL Paso Pershii Mexico, Northwestern Casa Grandes Madero Villa Namiquipa Col. Dodd Fandit Theouthward Cas Grandes Pershing Casa, Grandes Esperson Carranza

Infantry and machine guns guard El Paso

El Paso authorities guard the city with three hundred infantrymen equipped with machine guns amid fears of a Mexican incursion. The troops are quartered centrally as the government allocates funds totaling two million six hundred seventy thousand to surgical schools at Yale Harvard and Johns Hopkins.

EL Paso A. P.A. Service Mexico Yale Harvard John Hopkins

Rockefeller Donates More Millions to Science

New York March 23 John D Rockefeller announces another large donation to scientific causes. The benefactor expands his support to research institutions and programs, reinforcing his long standing commitment to advancing science.

P. A. Service New York John D. Rockefeller

Carranza dollar value sinks amid reports of uprisings

The Carranza dollar fell sharply in the local market as investors show uncertainty over government stability after recent uprisings. The rate slid to two cents in American money amid the day’s trading.

San Antonio

Herrera Loyalist Ruling Out Revolt in Chihuahua

El Paso telegram reports Ignacio Enriquez civil governor of Chihuahua says rumors of Herrera revolt are a myth. He declares Herrera remains loyal and rejects claims of rebellion amid unsettled regional tensions.

P. A EL Paso Ignacio Enriquez cChihuuhua Garcia Enriquez Herrera Jerr Sanati i

Washington awaits news of Herrera revolt with Villa

Washington anxiously awaits official confirmation that General Lupis Herrera has revolted and joined Villa. If true, Villa would gain a capable leader and a strong army to oppose American forces, altering the Mexican situation.

P. A Shington Funston Lupis Hererra Villa Washington

Three Die in Paris Texas Fire

Three persons are known to be dead after a large fire in Paris Texas yesterday. About forty were injured, many with minor burns while attempting to remove belongings from the burning buildings.

A. P. A. Service Paris Tex

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