Mexican Situation Brought to Boiling Point by Executions
Washington Jan 12 The Mexican situation boiled over after the killings of more than 16 Americans near Chihuahua. Secretary Lansing demanded punishment for the perpetrators and Carranza’s government was urged to protect foreigners and punish the bandits. The Senate debated action and the House considered a firm stance. White House and State Department expressed concern but offered no policy change, while Villa forces were blamed for the attacks and U.S. efforts focused on securing and evacuating Americans and bringing bodies to Juarez.
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Washington
Chihuahua
Congress
White House
State Department
Lansing
Carranza
Senate
Sherman
United States
Mexico
Dyer
Tng
Catranza
Gre
Fusta
Elises Arredonia
Juarez
Filsco Arredanda
Villa
OtGcialg
Pranciaco Villa
Sonora
Campaleo
Purevil
Ve Serra
Ana
Cuathuinichic Mining Company
Fl Vaso
Texan
Compaiy
T. Wataon
W. J. Wallace
Mollie
Michi
Geatare
Wilson
Arnton
Casas Graece
Murray Crossett
San Antonio
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Scnator Stone
Conprese
Mass meeting planned to protest U S policy in Mexico
El Paso residents organize a mass meeting to oppose U S policy amid Mexican turmoil. Reports describe concerns over the Castanza military government and Mexican authorities failing to protect Americans traveling in Mexico. A troop train from Juarez to protect Madeira Lumber properties in western Chihuahua signals American investment at risk, with nine million dollars involved. More bodies arrive from the Santa Yeebel murders, fueling public indignation as border plans progress through Chihuahua City toward Juarez.
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el Paso
Texas
United States
de Fatto
Mexico
Chihuahua
Juarez
Madeira Lumber Company
Tearson
Sladeira
Santa Yeebel
Hase
Chihuahua City
Ben
Zach L. Cobb
Steahan
Garrett
Train Crosses Ridge Into Florida Paro Under Guard
A train crossed the International ridge into Fl Paro without formality while General Pershing was informed that high guards should be posted tonight due to public sentiment.
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International Ridge
Fl Paro
General Pershing
Survivor Tells of Massacre Escapee Details Bandit Attack
Thomas Lurlaen, the only American to escape, arrived in El Paso with a detailed account of the Kuliok massacre. He said the train was attacked at 2 p.m. by about 200 bandits. After Americans were pulled off, they were lined up and ordered to surrender. Lurlaen and companions fled as about fifteen bandits pursued. He reached three miles before exhaustion halted pursuit. Watson’s head was blown off. the bodies were mutilated. Lurlaen could not identify the attackers. A U.S. dispatch states the victims were traveling under military permits from Carranza authorities, apparently targeted for being Americans.
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HA Paso
Tex
Thooan B. iUrlaen
Liberty
C. R. Watson
Tom Evane
MaMachatan
Holmes
Rice
Chihuahua City
Watson
Volmes
State Department
Case
Carranza
City Board appoints jailer and sergeants in morning session
Harlow B Wilson, former county sheriff, was named city jailer and desk sergeant to succeed Hag Bach Anderson. Anderson becomes desk sergeant. Emil Johnson resigns. Chief Browning recommended promotions for Charles Pincock and Thomas Burk as detectives, with Heywood Mohrman and J F Kelliher as sergeants. Robert Burk to captain of detectives. Georg Smith named guard and weighmaster at city jail. Property owners granted rights on Thirty first Street Madison Avenue and Farley Avenue between Twelfth and Cross Streets. Utah Power and Light claim of December services referred for committee action. Potential retrenchment noted for city budget.
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City Board of Commissioners
Harlow B. Wilson
Deak
Hagbach Anderson
Anderson
Emil Johnson
Thomas E. Browning
Charles Pincock
Thomas Burk
TL. Heywood
GO. H. Mohrman
J. F
Maria Firgare
Utah Light & Power Company
Hebte
Hebbile
Rabies Menace Topic at Nevada Conference
Winnemucca Nevada January 12 1946 a rabies conference opened with state officials cattlemen and ranchers present. Governor Emmet J Rayte presided as Nevada officials and leaders outlined county actions and a plan to check outbreaks with appointed committees and follow up measures in the epidemic area spanning Nevada northern California southern Oregon and Idaho.
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Nevada
California
Oregon
Idaho
Winnemucca
Coun
Emmet J. Rayte
Iin Nevada Board of Heatth
Krester
Yeaterday
Acessog
Fegiien
Meagotrs
Local Debate Over Muzzling Measures Against Disease
Fragmentary discussion shows lawmakers debating muzzling at dop a and calor malnation of vavotea as the best method to shirk the spread of the disease amid widespread meme chatter.
Ogden Banks Elect Their Boards Of Directors
The annual meeting of stockholders selected and reelected the bank boards for the coming year. Officers will be chosen at the first February meeting. Banks named include Ogden Banks and Orden State Bank with dividends declared and directors reelected.
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Ogden Banks
Nantad Tink
M. B. Drowning
John Watson
J. FR. Eccles
J. T Porter
We W. Wter
JD. C. Keeton
Joseph Scowermtt
A. T. Wrlbt
John Uplera
Day
Charlen B. Kaiser
W. F. Burton
Ezra Wichardson
James +. Burton
Bis
Oguer Bute Bank
Orden State Bank
Nf. C. Bigelow
John M. Browning
Vhe
A. J. Bike ‘Ton
Eb, L. van Meter
H. Higelow
J. Mf
Sparga
M. Howe
Alt
Nigelow
J. V .Rabbatt
ED. Ellison
Charis Zelmer XH
F. Last
Preston A. Clatr
B. Blackman
A. le Brewer
C. A. Hensty
J. William Knight
C. J. Ollson
Hyrum Pingree
PT. Weiplt
WH. C. Wond
Vegro Burglar Faces An Officer And I Capture
In Lincoln avenue and Twenty fourth street, early after 3 o clock, Patrolman J He Weatten nabbed a burglar named Vegro as he fled Hasselldames. He was booked at the station on a charge of bute biey.
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John Thuringis
Lincoln Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
J. He Weatten
Bute Biey
Weber Stake Conference Near Sun Sunday at Tabernacle
The Weber stake quarterly conference will be held near Sunday in the Tabernacle with sessions at 10 am and 2 pm. It marks the 2nd anniversary of Tenia W. Shurtliff's incumbency as president of the Weber stake. Principal speakers include Apostle Union PL Whitney and Charles H Hart of the First Presiding Cup? of Beverly.
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Weber Staka
Tabernacle
Codelonn
Tenia W. Shurtliff
Oremdral
Iin Weber Stake
Apaetie Union PL Whitney
Charles Hf, Hart
Bevenly
Blizzard spreads across the central plains with record cold
A sweeping cold wave grips Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Missouri. Temperatures plunge to 18 below in North Platte and zero to 40 below in parts of the region. Snow blizzards hinder travel. trains delayed. gas supplies strained. fatalities and hospitalizations reported as the storm paralyzes Omaha and surrounding cities.
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Kansan City
Aitvanes
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Tranetow
Fonteht
Tomon
Itia
Sissouri
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Haneas
Secidrniings
Renault
Storry
North Matte
Omaha
Des Moines
St. Louis
Merophis
Tenn
Little Rock
Ark
Bilezard
Kanesas
Hallua
Concordia
Wichita
Junction City
Oklahoma City
Abilene
Texas
Canada
United States
Little Hock
Prince Albert
Hon
North Dakota
Rapid City
S. 1
Kanane
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Kangan City
Nan Mt Ba
Emporia
Wangan
Nett
Alton North
Binox
Palle
Tng
Norfolk
Nebr
French Attack in Champagne District Collapses
Reports from Norlin and London describe a French attack north of Tes Sesni in Champagne collapsing after heavy German artillery and defensive fire. The war office noted no major events nearby, while Turkish forces claimed success against British positions and heavy fighting continued along the Gallipoli front.
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Champagne
Les Mesnil
Gallipoli
Norlin
London
Thele
Cstabiiahet
Fer
Tes Sesni
Old Timers Night at Elks Club Draws Big Crowd
The Old Timers Night celebration at the Elks Club delivered a lively evening with senior members in control. Initiations of younger Elks amused the crowd while a joyous program featured performances, speeches, and a generous buffet. Notables present included A.3 Horm, D. W. Zeller, J. Culley, Judge J. A. Dowel, W C. Camp, and J. J. Kaass.
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Elka’ Club
Elke
A. 3
Horm
Paat
Sum
D. W. Zeller
EO. Olsen
John Culley
J. A. Dowel
J. J. Kaass
Deaths and Funerals local notices incomplete names
Death notices report Mrs Annie Laveen Peterson wife of Lars Lange forms, funeral Tuesday at noon led by Bishop John Hind. William Fredtailand Stalies 18 died at 5 39 yesterday at base of his fire. Peritonitis after appendicitis surgery. Private services Thursday 10 am interment in a cemetery. Boothantenna Nooth, 60, son of Mr and Mrs 11 Nooth of Farr Woe died Tuesday at Hayden Arizona. Body to be driven to Gorten Friday by Tealph Bohne. arrangements pending.
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Peterson
Annie Laveen Teterson
Lars Eternon
Shintaetiie
John Hind
Frazier
Wilama
Fred Tinland Staties
T. C. Prasier
Limon
Intermentalinan Cemetery
Boothtatenna Nooth
Youre
Ioth
Farr
Hayden
Arizona
Harden Realden
Tealph Bohne
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U. S. Senate
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Cobb
Fl Paso
Allieen
Lanslor
Aes
People Against Policy OF
U. 5
Barlow B. Wilson
Dek
Commercial National Bank
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Patrick Healy
A. @. Fell
S. Houts
Adam Patterson
Ft. A
I Smyth
Madfield
Cashler
A. Moyes
Bualnese
Yank
Weber
Northweat
Vortland
Ore
Mnow
St. Joseph
John Crook
Ant Errand
Heramne Ephaaster
Thie Allernann
Meure
Argunie
Constantinople
Larndon
Attlee
Seddulahr
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Kotel Amare
Sultanetl
Goeben
Lope Range
Parle
Eneral Jarral
Batoniki
Tempo
Mount Larsen
Montencaro
Maly
Loreen
Cattaro Bay
Italy
Austria
Torental
Dangee
Cettinie
Montenesry
Alx
Serbia
Montenegen
Fratter
Champagn
Sunda
Townshend
Waut-el Amara
Tigre
Turkish War Office
Tletie
Apster
Hinck Sea
Aullan &Eum
Empress Marie
Sultan Selim
Times
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Middle East
Berlin
Lite
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