Villa Captured Near San Geronimo Faces Firing
A Washington Post special dispatch reports Gen Francisco Villa captured near San Geronimo Chihuahua. Carranza forces and Hearst ranch cowboys pursued Villa for a week, with 16 of his followers executing after confessing to the Santa Ysabel massacre. Villa reportedly to be brought to Chihuahua alive. public execution at Juarez proposed.
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Santa Ysadel
Carlos Lopez
Santa Ysabel
Juares
Jacinto Trevino
Mexico
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Vilastar
Gavira
Lojoctoachie
Flearst
Vila
Albert H. Davison
Baya
San Geronimy
Bitter Greek king blasts allies over Greece crisis
Athens cables recount King Constantine denouncing allied actions as sovereignty violations led by Britain and France. He cites Corfu, Demir-Hissar, and other occupations, saying Greeks once favored the entente have since turned away while warning of Gallipoli failures and Bulgarian talks.
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Paris
Constantines
Associated Press
United States
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Corfu
Demir-Hissar
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Lfe
America
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Imbros
Mytilenés Casteloriza
Saloniki
Chalicidice Peninsula
Macedonia
Mexico
Germany
Athena
Gallipoli
Bulgaria
Serbia
Saloniktte
Gallpoli
Greek King Seethes Over Allies High-Handed Acts Draw War
King Constantine blames allied behavior for war’s drift toward a drawn outcome. He says Greeks turned against entente moves after violent actions, condemns property destruction and neutrality violations. He asserts Greeks favor the entente while denying French authority and criticizing efforts to enter Gallipoli.
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Constantine
Associated Press
France
Greece
Germany
Belgium
Luxemburg
Entente
Gallipoli
Roosevelt Urges Americanization and Universal Service
Theodora Roosevelt headlines a national conference in Philadelphia urging patriotism and better integration of immigrants. He praises Germany’s efficiency while condemning its anti human stance, calls for military training in schools, stronger armed forces, and federal oversight of industry amid a broader “Fear God and Take Your Own Part” message.
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Theodora Roosevelt
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera House
Col. Roosevelt
America
United States
Japan Attacks Anglo Japanese Pact in China Policy Debate
Tokyo dispatch notes a bitter Tokyo press campaign against the Anglo Japanese alliance fueled by pro German sentiment. Yamato edits declares entente powers are losing and England fears Japan's expansion in India China and the south seas as Japan seeks new alignments. Contd on fourth palm.
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China
America
India
International News Service
Tokyo
Japan
Yamato
Germany
United States
Indie
South Seas
France
Russia
Italy
Roosevelt Critiques U S Policy On Mexico And War Demands
The speaker condemns the present administration for weak foreign policy toward Mexico and urges readiness to defend right through righteous war. He argues Americans must stand by leaders who pursue strong action and denounces pacifist stances as soft and dangerous. He cites Lincoln and Wilson to support firm, patriotic conflict when needed.
Armed Japanese land war bride dividend report
A U S Immigration Inspector and Carranza officials report seeing armed Japanese soldiers in regular uniforms near the Mexico US border raising alarm in Baja California. Carranza to investigate and possibly dispatch detachments from Tecate and Mexicali to search for troops amid fears of broader mobilizations.
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Cali
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Los Angeles Times
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America
California
Japanese Army Uniforms, According To A Report Received By Immigration Officiala
Tecate
Mexicali
al Sigantic
Lower
United States
Russian destroyers sink 163 vessels on Black Sea raid
Petrograd reports that on January 17 torpedo boats raided the Anatolian coast destroying 163 sailing vessels, 31 carrying various goods. Thirty men were taken prisoner as other ships escaped.
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Petrograd
Black Sea
Anatolian
Roosevelt Pleads and Russia Claims Victories Reported
The issue highlights a call to arms by Roosevelt and reports of Russian victories. It notes a Greek king's stores allied with forces, a embargo debate in the Senate, and mentions a new revolt plan and military actions such as a Bulgar port being shelled.
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Bethlehem Steel
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Common Stéck
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Roosevelt
Russia
Senate
New Yor
English Submarine Ashore Off Holland Reported
London January 20 British submarine went ashore off Holland in a brief official notice. There was no loss of life. Some crew were taken off by a British destroyer and others rescued by a Dutch warship and brought into Holland.
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Jat
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Bolland
Russian Armies Claim Great Gains On Fronts
London dispatch reports four Russian armies pressing on multiple fronts from Dvina to Persia. German columns collided and suffered heavy losses near Jacobstadt. Russians expelled them. In Bessarabia an Austrian position fell, and Turkish forces retreated in the Caucasus as Austro German losses mounted. Continuous fighting noted on the Drischaty front. page continuation promised.
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International News Service
London
Dvinsk
Persia
Dvina
Bessarabia
Caucasus
Jacobstadt
Drischaty
Mob Seizes Six In Jail In Sylvester Ga Lynching Plot
A mob of about 60 men took six colored inmates from Worth county jail in Sylvester Georgia. They overpowered Sheriff L A Potts, gained entry with a staged request to place a prisoner in protective custody, then forced the sheriff aside and abducted the men. The group headed toward Doles near the Lee county line amid threat of lynching.
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Sheriff Moreland
Lee County
Worth County
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James Keith
Sherif Moreland
Keith
Moultrie
Here
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Lake
L. A. Potts
Doles
Ron
Bassi Moreland
National Security League Congress Urges Armament
Roosevelt and Bacon rally hundreds of manufacturers and lawyers at the New Willard calling Americans to arm for a possible future conflict. Miss Wetmore stresses mothers must raise sons not to be soldiers while Wright warns of policy shifts and a need for immediate preparedness. Col. Roosevelt and others critique diplomacy over submarine warfare and endorse a stronger national defense program.
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Congress
National Security League
New Willard
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Douglas Robinson
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Col. Roosevelt
United States
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National Civic Federation
Luke E. Wright
Roosevelt
Americas
England
Wright
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