Federal Commander Proposes 10 Make Terms With Villa
Dispatches report that a federal commander offers ten terms for surrender to Villa in a month of fighting. Regular Mexican Army officers are arranging for capitulation as a rebel general holds a railroad station. The city suffers heavy combat with appalling loss of life on both sides and much of the town in ruins.
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Woys
Lurdo
Torreon
Federis
Kameron Walys
Eureyine
Mexico
Chilushun
Carranza
Warez
Mex
Roberto V. Pesquerita
Icky
Fortean
Thg
Gomez Palacia
Viena
Manoel Chisa
Chinaw
Saltitia
Torreon Truce Report Sparks Varied Claims
Dispatches from Torreon note General Velasco hoisted a white flag and sought a three hour armistice to discuss surrender terms. Federal forces reportedly offered to cede the city with honors if officers and soldiers were spared. Villa reportedly resisted at first. Rail lines cut hinder reinforcements, while fighting and bombardment continue amid shifting reports from Washington and Mexican fronts.
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Eagle Wess
Texas
Fatekos
Amerean Cosm
Daranga
Washington
Torreon
Villa
Velasco
Arrisnn
Abe
Bryan
William J. Blocker
Piedras Negrad
Warango
Villa Bail
Mwe
Mfe
Growseo
Tlié
Whett Villa
Sattilio
Fragmented OCR Style News Item
A damaged newspaper fragment presents unreadable segments with scattered proper nouns and odd spellings. No coherent event or names emerge to identify the source, date, or location reliably.
Sale Order Shatters Local Court Accords
A judge orders the sale of certain assets after dispute resolution stalls, prompting sellers and bidders to prepare for a public auction. The case involves multiple parties and high stakes as the court enforces the sale to settle the matter. Proceedings detail none of the contested items in full but confirm judicial action and deadline for bids.
Oil Men Oppose Leasing System
A condensed report shows oil men resisting a proposed leasing framework amid industry concerns. The piece notes opposition from key operators and hints at potential policy impacts on production and royalties, with regional tensions and regulatory implications emphasized.
Early Geliigh On Rate Gases Unclear Text
Unclear OCR fragment describes debates on rate gases, inquiries into charges, and procedural remarks. Mentions dates, names, and places with palimpsest wording, but essential details are obscured. The article mixes political commentary, legal questions, and procedural notes without coherent narrative.
Crimes Auringe Women Increase In Crimes Auringe
Fragmentary OCR text reports rising crimes against women in Auringe with garbled names and partial phrases. It mentions police, a suspect, and possible court actions, but lacks clear details or dates to confirm events or outcomes.
FMIL VEBRINES PASS TO DEATH
Unclear readable fragments describe a death event and related people. Names appear garbled. the piece mentions a death and possible local figures. No verifiable dates or locations establish a clear incident or outcome.
Boxing Revenue Boom At Jacensed Boxing
Local boxing event boosts earnings as promoters report rising sales. Promoter J. Mee notes increased attendance and larger purses amid growing fan interest. Aged fighters include Mee and Mee’s stable, with anticipated future bouts drawing stronger crowds.
Fragmentary OCR Notice From Local Gazette
Fragmented readable bits show a public notice in a local paper about an event or filing involving a local authority. The text is garbled and names or dates are unclear, but the fragment indicates an official action requiring attention.
Methodist School Expansion Plan Outlined
A local Methodist school announces a proposal to enlarge facilities and add classrooms. Officials detail expected construction timelines and community impact while seeking funding and approval from district authorities.
Grand Jury 10 Begin Probe in Lovthgady Ky
The grand jury convenes in Lovthgady Kentucky on April 1 to hear testimony about the death of Lanna Wilde Simpson and related matters. Witnesses Pipagath Tre Tews Cadiky Comaner Carden are summoned, with attention to a possible indictment and further evidence gathering.
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Lanna Wilde Simpson
Sumo alyAll
NWCA
Rural Credits Law Favored in Washington and New Tampa
A blurry report shows lawmakers in Washington and New Tampa debating rural credits law changes. References to representatives Tidiles and others indicate ongoing discussions about agricultural financing and support programs.
La Follette Presents Measure Postponed Football Game Chaos
Readable fragments show La Follette measure introduction and postponed opening game. Names and specifics are unclear but report notes confusion over results and schedule, with references to teams and officials amid chaotic coverage from the era.
Wilson Gratified by House Action on Tolls Exemption
A late-night session yielded passage of the tolls exemption repeal bill in the House. President Wilson and key administration allies welcomed the result, while Senate leaders weighed strategy for advancing or altering the measure amid ongoing debates over canal tolls and interoceanic trade. The vote counts and committee positions signal a protracted struggle with potential amendments.
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Senate
House
O'Gorman
Bill
Lewin
Reed
Qwen
United States
Canal Zone
Washington
Congress
Amuynce
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Reysh Mean
Latta
Mawel
Johnson
Utah
Roberts
Novad
inter-Corante Canalx
Netachylrmont
Lewis
Mllneis
Billy
Reedus
Aterican Res Aero
Owen
Wim
Ita
Benater ‘Thomas
Calntads
Gallinger
Manas
Wilson
Wisan
ADP
Parnan
Janel
Francis Cony
Yhn
Ladle
Amend House Gill
Democratic
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Maura
Aty Ian
Wald Bennier
Segavor Norrix Republican
Great Britain
Senater
Search for Jessie Wood Grips New Jersey School
New York April 1. Asvolitions postponed at Ridgefield Park high school in New Jersey as students dismissed to join the search for Jessie Wood a four year old girl whose disappearance has stirred the town. Miss Woolrich 49 years old daughter of L Woolf bookkeeper at Lis uly bank led the crowd. The girl’s home neighbors attended a Camp Fire meeting and someone has seen her recently.
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New York
Ridgetell Park
N. J
Jessie Wood
Woorlig
L. Wout
Lis Uly
Uilmol
Postponed game between Ft Nation and bits ipolin Arerican wavpelation
Forest Service personnel connected to a campus event are mentioned. A basketball game is postponed amid references to local people and institutions, including Casper and Haselal. The item blends scattered names and places with a notice of a schedule change.
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Bongue Reat
Bits Ipolin Arerican
Ohn Prhechuind
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