Capture of Villa leaders reported near Madeira
Washington reports say General Jose E. Modriguez and General Almeida were captured near Madeira by Carranza forces. Almeida was shot, and Modriguez was reportedly executed. The dispatches quote officials confirming orders to kill or capture all involved in the slaying of American citizens, with Arredondo stating Carranza troops were dispatched to western Chihuahua. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing discussed the situation, and American warnings to avoid guerrilla zones were reiterated.
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Washington
Jose E. Modriguez
Almeida
Carranza
Madeira
el Paso
Department
Meziran
Rodriguez
Gavira
Gartista Af Juarez
Etlo Aredondo
Mexico
State Department
Lansing
Chihuahua
Bendito
Herald
Arredondo
Carranza Forers
Ho Fal Thay
Carranza Floes
Attempted murder at premier Okuma in Tokyo
A dramatic life attempt on Japanese Premier Okuma occurred near the royal palace around midnight. A bomb exploded behind his automobile after his chauffeur deflected an initial blast. no injuries or damage were reported and the premier escaped unharmed.
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Tokio
Jon
Okuma
Honde
Assagalas
Royal Palace
Mirale
Accident at shop injures fireman and wrecks stack
A fuel oil gas explosion at midnight injured J. Nelson night fireman at the Southern Pacific power route and damaged the large brick smokestack and nearby buildings. Nelson suffered broken bones and was taken to hospital with expected recovery. other workers escaped serious injury.
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J. Nelson
Southern Pacific
Kas
Nelson
Duo Hospital
Austria Holds the Adriatic in Balkan War Shifts
London reports a decisive Balkan stage as Montenegro appears to fall under Austrian control, with Austrian naval power at Cattaro expanding the Adriatic front. Italy’s stance and dynastic ties influence Mediterranean strategy while Entente forces seize Corfu, provoking German protests amid rumors of the emperor’s health.
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London
Balkan
Montenegro
Serbia
Austria
Cenninie
Mount Loreen
Nicholas
Beat
Berbia
Adriatic
Cattaro
Italy
Cattat
Waly
Avara
Montenegra
Albatda
London Times
Montenesm
England
Mediterranean
Corfu
General Huerta Called By Death
General Victoriano Huerta former provisional president of Mexico died at his home at 9 33 tonight surrounded by family and servants. Huerta, a veteran soldier, helped overthrow Francisco Madero and served as provisional president before being elevated to the presidency in 1913. Born in Chihuahua in 1854, he joined the military academy at Chapultepec at 17 and climbed to high command during years of rebellion and civil war. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Toras
Victoriano Huerta
Preshivat
Menton
Francisco 1
Madera Fo
Mexico City
Lis
Puneral
Keral Victoriano Hue
Pranstecy Madera
Els Fu
Porfirio Tag
Whet Mat
Huerta
Prancisco de Ha Thera
Fran¢lacis Madero
Mentea City
Rebecary
Matera Pavernment
Bluerta
Maerta
Limectt Ag
Chihwebna
Huerta’s Rise Through Mexican War Era Army Roles
The article traces Huerta’s career from early scientific interests to his promotion as captain and leadership of infantry campaigns. It details topographic and astronomical duties with the map commission, Yaqui and Maya campaigns, ascent to brigadier general, command in Guerrero, Morelos, and Zapata campaigns, and his recall to the capital before the fleet uprising.
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Porfirio Diaz
Haerly
East Neers
Ieven
Map Commission
Mexico
Republic
Tuerta
Jeft Ube
Indio Campaien
Yucatan
Huarts
Guerrero
Sladero
Huerte
Morelos
Zapata
National Wool Growers Meet Opens With Record Attendance
The 52nd National Wool Growers Association convention opened in Salt Lake City on January 14 with over 1,060 attendees including sheepmen, government experts and industry reps. Frank Hagenbarth outlined recent industry prosperity, warned of downturn risks, and urged preparation for future markets amidst political upheaval.
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Balt Lake
Jen
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Wood Livestock Company
Iegenbarth
Hagenbarth
Madero
Huerta
Ile
Chapultepec
Dero
Glanquet
Muerte
Gustavo
Promontory Mines Seek Backers for Promising Prospect
Promontory mining venture invites investors to explore a ready to mine site on the ledge near the shipping mine. Company seeks funds for tools powder mill ore chute and bins wagon road and worker quarters with payroll. Stock at five cents per share. option to double in 30 days. Contact Utah National Bank basement or by phone 913 or 1382. director will call.
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Ainga
Scente
Utah National Bank Funlding
O. A. Kennedy
Child Scalded at North Ogden in Accident
Ruby Nohn aged 11 months of North Ogden suffered severe burns after overturning a kettle of boiling water in the kitchen. The mother heard the child’s cries, rushed in, and a physician was summoned. doctors strive to save the infant though serious disfigurement is feared if she survives.
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Ruby Nohn
J. W. Bohn
North Ogden
Yententay
Relief from Catarrh with Aevgrlet Cream Balm
An ad touts a fragrant cream balm for nasal and throat relief from catarrh. It claims rapid easing of stuffed sinuses, mucous discharge, and postnasal drip. The copy urges applying a small amount to the nose area for instant comfort and healing of a swollen mucous membrane.
Woolgrowers Meet in Salt Lake City Hear NZ Sheep Methods
Welcome addresses from Mayor W Mont Ferry and Governor William Spry opened a Salt Lake woolgrowers gathering. Dr J M Wilson urged permanent national offices in Salt Lake as the center of the wool industry. New Zealand expert Clifton described year round range, large flocks, and efficient shearing sheds, noting 25 million sheep and 2 million cattle with $50 million livestock value.
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W. Mont Ferry
William Spry
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
J. M. Wilson
Douglas
Wyos
National
Avooleravetsarvioly
Elcome
Balt Lake
Fd Hund Ciften
Wellington
New Zeaand
Commiasiover
Ivestock
New Zealand
Clifton
Interceteds
California
Erporta
Britain
Romney
FCC
Richmond
Commercial Club
Jersus
Richwond
Salt Lake Theatre
Ellenwoot
Red Blatt
Cale
Association
Californi
Tena
Hie Tak
Mormon Exodus From Mexico Stirs Regional Tensions
A scrambled report indicates Mormon groups plan to depart Mexico amid regional tensions. References to U.S. locations and ambiguous authorities suggest broader cross border movement and government reactions surrounding this religious community.
Mormon Colonists Dewers Near Mexico Border Exodus Looms
J R Parsona and Clehop Hurst oversee Mormon colonists in Casas Grandes Chihuahua. About 100 Mormons face orders from the state department to depart Merlia and cross to the border, amid unrest from troops loyal to Carranza. A native courier relays a message urging immediate evacuation.
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J. R Parsona
Abricura
Mexico
Clehop Hurst
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
State Department
Merlia
Carranza
Casan Grandes Diatricta
Villa
How Any Woman Can Dry Clean at Home Guide
A dated advertisement claims a simple home method to restore color and brightness to gloves, shoes, dresses, coats, and fabrics using Solvite and vanuline. It promises no shrinking or wrinkling, quick results, and cost savings versus professional dry cleaning, with cautions about fire and ventilation.
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Chinese Revolutionaries Killed and Captured in Fierce Clashes
Reported across multiple cities on January 7 and earlier, combatants including Tandon and others suffered heavy losses as Chinese revolutionaries were killed or captured during a string of serious engagements.
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Tandon
Rebels Routed After Supplies Prolong Fight in Disorder
The district of Tamsul Potonga Yeat rowa and Poklo faced a British informed Hong Kong dispatch noting rebels were well supplied with regulation army rifles ammo and uniforms. They fought till ammunition ran out then pressed bombs. The revolutionaries were ultimately routed with several officers killed or captured. Government forces pursued fleeing rebels to exterminate them while capturing munitions and horses.
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Tamsul
Potonga
Yeatrowa
Poklo
Canton
Hong Kong
Teuter
Farewell reception for Father J J McNally in Salt Lake City
In the Hotel Utah Columbus clubroom last night Catholic attendees gathered to bid farewell to Father J J McNally long associated with St Mary's cathedral as assistant priest for three years. He is reassigned by Bishop Clase to missions in Nevada and will depart tonight for Elko to assume new duties. The event was organized by the local Holy Name Society founded here.
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Father M'Nally
Salt Lake
Jan
Remembering Father McNally as Spiritual Leader
Dr J J Galligan president of the society presided and RC Treanor the first president expressed regrets at losing its founder and leader Treanor reviewed Father McNallys work under Black op Glass and Bishop Beanlan Very Rev Denis Kiely paid tribute noting McNally organized the Holy Angela society for children and served as spiritual director of the Young Ladies socialty and St Vincent de Paul society
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Father McNally
J. J. Galligan
RC. Treanor
Treanor
Blacop Glass
Beanlan
Denis Kiely
Scanlan
Holy Angela Society
Wos
St. Vincent de Paul Society
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