Ojeda Fights Federal Forces in Northern Sonora Clash
Rebels led by Ojeda resist a much larger federal force amid heavy artillery. Skirmishes erupt near the border as Calles' and Bracamontes' units move toward Naco, with fighting at the international line and federal casualties reported.
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Sonora
Nago
Huerta
Elias Calles U
Byll
Ojeda
Calles
Mead” Hook
Sition
Bracamontes
Naco
Callies
Fragmentary OCR Note Describes Altercations and Injuries
The readable lines mention multiple blows and injuries including a nose injury and a man gulping teeth. A vague account references a police action, a senate inquiry, and a stuck cloak incident involving a gull or cloak near two individuals.
Woolworths Expands with New Idaho Store Plans
Woolworths announces plans to open an exclusive six ten and sixteen cent store in Pocatello around June 1 as part of rapid growth. The firm operates 800 stores in the United States and Canada and 97 in England, a leap from one store a few years ago. The company cites substantial character in Pocatello and a policy of focusing on larger cities elsewhere.
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United States
Canada
Englend
Idaho
Aceos
Pocatello
Woolworth Company
United Srates
Captilag
England
Akestantia
Ojeda Evacuates Naco As Mexican forces mass
General Ojeda orders evacuation of Naco Arizona with 475 troops. Federal forces retreat southeast after night clash while Bracamonte and Calles advance, prompting residents to flee to American side. Cavalry reinforcements arrive as Sheriff Wheeler urges no combat on the border.
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Ojeda
Naco
Aris
Arizona
Prefecto Bracamonte
Fifth Cavalry
Forest
Ariz
Ninth Cavalry
Wheeler
Tombstone
Washington Urges Quick U S Recognition of Huerta
Major Casiva EF Gillett retired U S A who owns mining interests in Mexico urges Secretary Bryan to recognize the Huerta government at once. He argues recognition will allow funds to flow and help quell the rebellion.
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Washington
Huerta
Bryan
Caasiva EF. Gillett
Mexico
United States
Grover Cleveland Birthday Events Mark Birthplace Memorial
Public observances mark the birthday of Grover Cleveland born Caldwell March 18 1837. The Grover Cleveland Birthplace Memorial Association completes efforts to establish a national memorial and converts the Old Manse parsonage into a library.
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Grover Cleveland
Caldwell
Mob dispersed after jail siege in Salem
The mob that threatened to storm the county jail and lynch Frank Sullens over an attack charge was dispersed today. National guardsmen were called out and remain on duty in Salem as officials maintain security following the incident.
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Salem
Tis
Frank Sullens
Torothy Ae
National Wara
Special grand jury to probe Bannock county needs
Judge Budge calls a special grand jury in Pocatello to investigate the need for a new county courthouse or enlarged jail and to probe law violations including gambling and bootlegging. Twenty talesmen summoned, 16 to be chosen. Mareh term jury to meet March 24. term opening Monday with grand jury instructions and civil calendar setup.
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Bannock County
Budge
Pocatello
Talesmen
Far West Site Destroyed as Mormon Headquarters Plans Retire
In Kinston Missouri on March 15 destruction of a cabin north of town marked the end of Far West deserted after Mormons moved to Utah. Original Mormon church records in Salt Lake City include plans showing a contemplated great city with a central temple. Car work began before migration to Utah.
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Kinston
Far West
Utah
Salt Lake City
Missouri
Dixon Meets Wilson in White House Greeting
Former Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Montana, Roosevelt campaign manager, met President Wilson in the White House. Dixon stood in Secretary Tumulty's office when Wilson left his office to greet him, Tumulty guiding the president to the visitor with the introduction. Wilson shook Dixon's hand warmly in a cordial exchange.
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Dixon
Wilson
Washington
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Roosevelt
Tumulty
Plan for Union Pacific Southern Pacific disposal discussed
In St. Louis on March 15 a modified disposal plan for the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger is to be presented before U S Circuit Judges sitting as Utah district court. Lovett of Union Pacific and Kruttenmitt of Southern Pacific lead the effort with the attorney general to devise a plan meeting Eighth Circuit approval.
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St. Louis
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
United States Circuit
Sanborn
Adams
Smith
District Court of Utah
Aes Ee Y
Lovett
Julius Kruttechnitt
Western Pacific
Eighth Federal Circuit
San Antonio Hosts Second Annual Automobile Endurance Run
San Antonio hosts the second annual automobile endurance run starting in the city. The total distance is 703.6 miles with routes through Austin Cameron Dallas Fort Worth Hillsboro and Temple.
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Han Antonio
Texas
San Antonio
Austin
Cameron
Dallas
Fort Worth
Hillsboro
Temple
Sioux Chief Hollow Horn Dies in Washington
Washington March 15 Hollow Horn a prominent Sioux chief of the Rosebud reservation died this morning from pneumonia He had led the warpath against plains mountains and forests for 64 years enduring many winters and marches before succumbing to the harsh March weather in the capital while in Washington for a defining defense.
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Washington
Hollow Horn
Bear Big
Rosebud
Dcrota
Pneumon
Col Alexander B. Dyer Retired After 45-Year Army Career
Washington March 15 Col Alexander B Dyer formerly in command of the Fourth Field Artillery at Fort D A Russell Wyoming was placed on the retired list on his own application His active military career spans nearly forty five years He hails from North Carolina and graduated from West Point in 1873.
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Washington, D. C
Alexander B. Dyer
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Dyer
North Carolina
West Point Academy
Burke Nomination as U S Treasurer Sent to Senate
Washington March 15 announcement from the White House that former North Dakota Governor John Burke will have his nomination to be United States treasurer sent to the Senate today.
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Washington
White House
John Burke
North Dakota
United States
Senate
Montpelier Short Line to Double Track Area
The Montpelier short line prepares for double tracking as frost thaws. General Manager Bancroft confirms plans include a new depot freight warehouse and the Alexander to Preston line. Material sources include Paris branch dirt and a nearby gravel pit with Utah Construction handling the project.
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Montpelier
Ip Saltake
Bancroft
Inne
Dingle
Pescadero
Alexander
Preston
Cacheverley
Salt Lake
Paris
Manson
Utah Construction
Pease
General McDougall Moves to Pocatello for Law Practice
General McDougall, one of Idaho’s best known lawyers, relocates from Malad to Pocatello and opens temporary offices over the People's store. He served ten years in Malad as county attorney, then four years as attorney general, and sat on twelve state boards. His Carey act and land law knowledge marked his tenure, and his move is expected to succeed in Pocatello.
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Bdaho
Pocatello
N Malad
Np Law
Gate City
People’s Store
General McDougall
Malad
State Board
Eeeee
Eee
McDougall
State Land Board
Canada Naval Bill Faces Prolonged Deadlock in Ottawa
Ottawa reports an eleven day deadlock over Premier Borden's naval aid plan. An opposition member contends the proposed 35 million dollar appropriation is neither gift nor loan but a political instrument benefiting Britain and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Poe
Borden
Empire
Great Britain
Canada
Philippine Problem: Ex-Insurgent Leader Seeks Canada Visit
Emilio Aguinaldo, former Filipino insurgent leader, plans a visit to Canada to study ties with Britain. He argues that a similar link between the Philippines and the United States is the best solution to the Philippine problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Emilio Inaldo
Canada
Dominion
Great Britain
Philippines
United States
Danish Building Site Dedicated at Panama-Pacific Exposition
In San Francisco on March 15 a public ceremony dedicated the Danish building site at the Panama-Pacific exposition. Court Chamberlain C. Brun served as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary for Denmark.
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San Francisco
C. Brun
Denmark
Poindexter Critique On Senate Leadership Debate
Fragmentary text shows Poindexter involved in a factional Democratic leadership dispute. The passage hints at efforts to substitute names for Martin as chair and to shape the senate’s ideological alignment with the party’s ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ution
Martin
Poindexter
Senate
Haseen
Declination Cited Poor Health Slows Olney Presidency
Fragmentary notes indicate Mrs Olney’s ill health prompted a decline in a leadership bid while Eliot, as curiae president, offered Olney a Joan account in a disputed rat matter.
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Olney
Grain rate hike from northern points to New Orleans
New Orleans March 15 a one cent per hundred pounds increase in the grain rate between northern points and New Orleans took effect today. The raise was approved by the commission and applies to commercial shipments with standard freight terms.
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New Orleans
Itrogu
Mee. Commission
Fire destroys pep building in Patal Gricago area
A fire devastated a pep building as crews battled flames. Investigators survey the scene for causes and assess the damage to local facilities. Firefighters worked to prevent spread to nearby structures and secure the area.
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Rhode Island
Gustioad
Lontins
H. W. Coleman
H. A. Coleman
Milwaukee
Elassee Ce
Gies P. Conway
New Shri Hoong Aliens
National Memorial
Chicago
Border Town
Court of St. Janes
Patal Gricago
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