Federals Defeated in Fight Along Mexican Border
News from March 10 reports a clash where 800 federal troops were pushed back from Nacozari as Constitutionalist forces seize the area and advance toward Agua Prieta. The federal commander was wounded. a deputy died en route to an American hospital. The rebel army in Sonora is estimated at about ten thousand, with small garrisons falling to the insurgents.
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Nacozari
Huerta
Agua
Agua Prieta
Aera
Nogales
Sonora
Magdalena
Hermosillo
Ned Weiee Caitiensoee
Americas
Anziety Fefettora
Lopez
el Tigre
T Tat
Bancroft Union Forms to Seek U S Water for Pemeryk Farm Districts
The Bancroft area forms a six union federation with 115 delegates to press the Big Blackfoot storage reservoir water into central Bannock County for Perryment Pemeryk projects. Officials elected include A P Dolbeer president and S D Grimm vice president with a plan to send a Washington representative to lobby for irrigation. A study is ordered on building Farmers' Union elevators at Bancroft and Way for the upcoming season.
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United States
Teeismation Service
Bannock
Big Blackfoot
Fort Hall
Gate City
Chesterfield
Portneuf
Vwgia Union
Benneck County
Bancroft
DPD
Grip
A. P. Dolbeer
S. D. Grimm
A. J. Morris
J. I. Astor
Albert Johnson
D. M. Merrick
Percy Purvis
Turves
P. P. Lechtenberg
Land
William Hegstrom
Central
John H. Jensen
Way
R. L. Redford
Keplar Sessions
John T. Whitworth
Partnent
Ephraims¢teneider
Oficer
Dolbeer
Blackfoot
National Union
Washington
Farmers’ Union
Power war opens over Utah lights with new franchises
Utah Light & Power seeks to extend lines from Grace to Bear River area and to McCammon, Downey, and Bancroft with a parallel route along the Short Line. They plan immediate construction and local distribution to service about 35 000 customers near Grace and The Narrows in Franklin County. Meanwhile Lava Hot Springs hydro project developers push a 5000 horsepower plant on Portneuf, seeking city electric and street railway franchises in Downey and McCammon, with no exclusive rights granted yet.
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Mammoth
Bear River
Grace
Narrows
Nort
Franklin County
Utah Power 4 Light Company
Pocatello
Messrs Cummings
Bailey
Commpany
Bancroft
Downey and
McCammon
Alexander
Way
Downey
Astems
L. R. Martineau
Salt Lake
J Dpd
Browning
Lava Hot Springs
Portneuf
King and Queen Procession Amid Negotiations and Suffragette Demonstrations
In a ceremonial event following key negotiations, the king and queen moved to the throne amid hopes for a swift Balkan peace resolution. The procession included a plea from suffragettes near St James's Park as police contained crowds and several protesters were arrested.
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Tee Dapy
Prem
Weetantester Hall
St. James ‘ Park
Bae @ vdteer
Not A Bond Bill Passes The Senate Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a senate action labeled not a bond bill, with garbled phrases suggesting debate or rejection. Mentions of possible entities appear unclear, making specifics uncertain.
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Senate
Arms For Federals In Diaz Revolt From Mexico City
Vicente Scour former matador and retired millionaire handed his bill of lading to the Mexican government. The arms and ammunition bought in New Orleans will be delivered to the federal army to aid Felix Diaz's revolt.
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Mexico City
Vicente Scour
Matador
New Orleans
Felix Diaz
RIBALD JEERS AT WOMEN PARADE IN WASHINGTON
Miss Janet E Richards told a senate committee of jeers from crowds along a suffrage march. She said police largely stood by and some officers appeared sympathetic to the crowd. The police chief reported 670 officers on duty for the suffrage parade and 370 for the inaugural parade.
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Washington
Suffracette Ag
Janet E. Richards
Senate Committee
Election Returns in Spain Show Liberal Victory Tilt
Returns from nationwide elections report 95 liberals 55 Conservatives 8 Republicans and 20 Catholics elected to the chamber of deputies. Count de Romanenes appears certain to secure a majority. Reports also note several fatal election clashes in northern Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Count de Romanenes
M adoos Secretary Named To McAdoo Office
Byron R. Newton formerly of the New York Herald was appointed private secretary to Secretary McAdoo in Washington on March 10.
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Washington
Byron R. Newton
The
New York Herald
McAdoo
Pierpoint Mongatafe Hare Gore for Alexandria to Naples
Pierre Pontiff Mongatafe travels from Cairo toward Alexandria to embark for Naples aboard a ship bound for Italy.
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Pierpoint Mongatafe Hare Gore
Alexandria
Naples
Dynamite Explosion Rocked Irvine Ayrshire
A powerful dynamite blast at Nobels works in Arder near Irvine caused massive destruction across Irvine Ayrshire. The exact death toll is unknown with hundreds injured as ceilings and walls collapsed. The blast created a two mile high smoke column and wrecked streets, churches, and the harbor area.
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Glasgow
Irvine
Ayrshire
Nobels Works
Arder
Laaens
Neill Holds Job as Commissioner
Washington reports nominations sent to the senate by the president naming Charles P. Neill of the District of Columbia as Commissioner of Labor and Statistics. Also listed are Daniel C. Roper as First Assistant Postmaster General from South Carolina Alexander M. Tetery as Third Assistant from Missouri James I. Blakeslee as Fourth Assistant from Missouri and Peter J. Hamilton as United States Judge of the District of Porto Rico from Alabama.
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Washington
Senate
Daniel C. Roper
South Caolina
Alexander M. Tetery
Missouri
James I. Blakeslee
United States
District of Porto Rico
Peter J. Hamilton
Alabama
Charles P. Neill
District of Columbia
Women’s wages debate sparks wage floor proposal
Chicago officials heard testimony on raises in women’s wages as the state vice committee resumed. James Simpson argued any increase is paid by the public while George Lytton, vice president of the Hub, said a woman can live on 8 a week and the store is studying raising its minimum.
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Chicago
James Simpson
George Lytton
Hub
Job for Dockery chosen as assistant postmaster general
Washington March 10 Former Missouri governor Alexander M Dockery was today chosen third assistant postmaster general.
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Washington
Alexander M. Dockery
Missouri
Wheat Market and Power & Light Wiring Decision
Chicago March 10 May wheat closed at 01 4 444. Uiah Power and Light company leaves matter to computers to determine which wires will be strung.
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Chicago
Uiah Power & Light Company
Camputers
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