Dresden Raid and Front News From War Front
Fragmentary wartime item reports German holds near Dresden and a deadly explosion killing women and children. It notes cavalry advances, German isolation of forces, and rumors of a secret radio and secret tickets as the front lines shift. Read as an archival war brief with partial details.
Withdrawal of U S Troops From Mexican Border Ordered
War department orders a phased U S military withdrawal from the Mexican border. About 12,000 regulars concentrated at Colonia Dublan will depart to the base before border redeployments and a large portion of National Guard along the line are to be sent home. No formal notice accompanied the move. officials say policy remains unchanged.
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Ruby
Eve Miles
Tucson
Nogales
Miles
Sid Simpson
Bunits
N.C. Bernard
John W. Bogan
Arivaca
Utah
Sweeps Pittsburg Business District in Four Million Dollar Fire
A massive blaze swept through Pittsburg damaging the Frank A Seer department store the Crow Opera House the Hilton Clothing Company and other buildings. Losses estimated at 1 000 000 to 4 000 000 with major strands on the Frank A Seber Hilton and Davie enterprises. Four hundred uniformed policemen guarded the burned district as firemen fought the flames amid freezing conditions.
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Hiltem Clothing Company
Dunen Colle Huildings
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Hilton Company
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Opera House
Prisoner in Cal. Jute Mill Case Returns to Work
Fragmentary report indicates J. B. in Los Angeles case from 1919 served part of sentence in a dun prison here four days before being moved to other orders. He previously worked in a laundry and jute mill, with some details described as unsatisfactory.
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Brotherhoods to push modifications on railroad talks
January 27 report notes the president may act to modify proposals from the Brotherhoods and employers on the mixed commission, with government action pending. Adamson reportedly urged inclusion of a public representation and the commission’s broader role in labor disputes.
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Railroad Brothers Mixed Commission Ves
Tovive Adamson
Stanford Has Main Point In Contest Under Advisement
Phoenix Ariz Jan 27 The lower house met briefly and discussed routine matters. Judge Stanford in superior court took under advisement ballots marked straight Democratic or straight Republican with a cross on the governor ticket. The recount advances slowly as disputed ballots are argued and ruled. It is feared Arizona may remain governorless until the recount clarifies the winner.
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Garrison Heads to Casas Grandes in Mexico
General Jose Santos Murguia commanding troops in the Bravo district left by special train for Casas Grandes to garrison the evacuated area. The move involves the district occupied by Pershing's forces during the current campaign.
Germans Hold Trenches Won Before Verdun
Reports say Germany maintained trench positions before Verdun with no progress in recapturing lost ground on the French front. Russian reinforcements bolster Riga as German pressure pushes into marshy lands. A Romanian report claims a Kasine valley victory after an 11 hour battle against Austro German forces on the Moldavian frontier.
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American troops begin northward push from Colonia Dublan
Reports from Columbus New Mexico state that American troops started north from the field headquarters at Colonia Dublan at dawn. The advance guard is believed to lead the expedition.
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Entire Force 1 Moves Toward Border in Mexican Campaign
Reports from Casas Grandes indicate the full expeditionary force is en route north from Juarez toward the border with cavalry infantry and artillery, with Major General Pershing expected to be among the last to depart the field headquarters. Villa forces pursue in wake as Carranza garrison distances itself toward Casas Grandes.
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Daily Arizona Absorbs Bib Ore Deposit
The Daily Arizona Copper Company Ixtay absorbs three claims formerly owned by F. Geese located about half a mile from the Daily Arizona Copper company camp. The vein is among the state’s largest contact deposits with surface extent of 1,200 feet and 80 feet width, offering an estimated concentrate potential of 100,000 units.
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