Ranchmen Freed After Villa Band Clash Near Socorro
A report from Paso Texas describes nine cowboys from a northwestern ranch held by Villa forces being freed near the Alamo Seco ranch on the border. Mexican and U.S. forces clashed as Spenser and other cowboys attempted to cross toward Los Angeles area. one man wounded, another escaped.
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Villa Band Freed
Paso
Texas
Rachita
Uses
Northwestern
Ahua
Alamoseco Ranch
Ves Ray
Marth Tepes
Induva Spencer
Vila
Spenser
Sersantes
Mera Belipe Ang
Socorro
Angeles
Auother
Font
Mexico
Laa
KihuaPua City
Wextian Refuters
Workhouse for Clubman in Nashville Case Sparked by Robbery
A Knoxville court sentenced a Clubman in a Nashville case after a jury found him guilty of a criminal robbery. He was ordered to serve a term in the workhouse and fined. The defendant, released on bond of 1459 dollars, awaits a motion for new trial.
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Hatteanoogan
Hattanonma Tenn
Keso Haisyhan
Creales
Coun
Wordhouse
Sor oRy
Insurance seizure upheld in York court ruling
Justice Cropsey upheld the seizure of insurance money paid by the Royal Arcanum Supreme Council to heirs in Germany of an enemy alien who died in America. Otto Biesantz, heir to August Biesantz, sued to recover 13500. The court ruled Congress had power to dispose of captured property and found trading with the enemy act constitutional.
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En York
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Germany
America
Justice Cropsay
State Supreme Court
Otto Biesantz
Aunst Biesantz
Air Service Plans for Consolidation Begin Talks
Maj Gen Menoher, chief of the Army Air Service, starts talks with division leaders on creating a consolidated air service to aid civilian aviation and national development, acknowledging Congress must decide the ultimate structure as the current force is temporary and will dissolve into the Signal Corps after six months from war’s end.
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Menoher
Army Air Service
Aar
Signal Corps
Taeut
Wiliam Sherman
Engineer Corps
Nelda
William Mt
Weather
Nav
Franklin I Roosevelt
Seapland
Washington
New York
Air Mail Service
PostoMce Department
British General backs League of Nations idea during visit
Gen Maurice, former British military operations director, said a league of nations offers a path to prevent wars. He noted British public enthusiasm for the plan and described wartime sentiment, saying the empire now fully supports collective security. He also suggested conscription would be needed briefly to rebuild a disrupted army.
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New York
League of Nations
Frederick Maurice
Stam
Maurice
Empire
Great Britain
France
Bir
Frederick
Germany
England
AEROS ALARM EX KAISER AT AMERONGEN
A dramatic air sighting at Amerongen Laade caused excitement as six airplanes appeared from behind clouds at noon and circled the castle twice before vanishing to the north. The planes’ nationality could not be identified due to overcast skies, but many believe they were Dutch.
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Amerongen
Associated Press
Amerongen Laade
William
Two Banks Merge to Form Largest Washington Lender
American Security and Trust Company absorbs Home Savings Bank in a stock swap four new shares for each Home Savings share. BF Saul rises to vice president. Home Savings staff kept. Total deposits reach 25 million. 14 April shareholder vote to ratify merger.
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Trust Company
Home Savings Bank
American Security and Trust Company
Saul
Home Savings
Fourteenth Street
Loma Savings Bank
American Security and Urant Company
Washington
American Security
Homes Savings Bank
Whitch
Views on a League of Nations Debate in Washington Post
William Crozier reports from the District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution on a talk about the League of Nations. He argues the United States should avoid ceding sovereignty and supports a phased approach where nations cooperate to address threats without a supranational authority.
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Washington
District of Columbia Society
League of Nations
Association of Natioha
United States
League
Association of Nations
William Crozier
Washington Post
District of Columbia
Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Post
International relations and peace proposal condemned
A 1919 statement by David Jayne Hill laments a serious proposal as it was presented to Congress, arguing it precludes proper consideration and excludes viable substitutes, hindering international relation improvements and the pursuit of peace. The address condemns high handed tactics in forcing political measures on the nation.
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United States
David Jayne Hill
Hayes Installed Archbishop of New York in Lent
New York March 18 Archbishop Hayes bishop of the American Army at the front was installed as archbishop of the New York diocese at St Patrick's Cathedral. The simple ceremony gathered high ranking military officers Catholic dignitaries and lay leaders. A larger rite will follow after Easter when the pallium arrives from Rome. The installation enables Hayes to preside over the consecration of Albany and Buffalo bishops.
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New York
Patrick Joseph Hayes
Diacase
Cardinal Fariey
St Patrick's Cathedral
Rome
Hayes
Albany
Buffalo
Mar John Bonzano
Mar Mooney
George J Waring
Eleventh Cavalry
Supreme Court
Victor J. Dowling
Wilson visit planned as Princess Clementine home readied
Hrussela will host President Wilson and Mrs Wilson late this month. A parliamentary reception and a meeting with King Albert are on the program. Louvain plans to present a leather replica of the city’s ruined library.
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Hrussela
Clementine Hera
Wilson
Ald Heart
Louvain
Think Mother Drowned 8 Children in Ohio Town
Three Henderson children aged 4 4 and 6 were drowned this morning in a pond near West Springfield Pa six miles east of Conneant Ohio. Mrs Henderson, described as crazed by ill health, is believed to have drowned them in the pond.
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Conneant
Ohio
Fred Henderson
West Springfeld
Henderson
Central American Union Plan Alarms Honduras and Salvador
Honduras and Salvador politicians allegedly plot to merge into the republic of Marisond with Melendez as president followed by Bertrand. The plan aims to squeeze Guatemala between Mexico and the new state, with widespread military reshuffles and officials aligned to advance the proposal stirring public unease.
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Melendex
Salvador
Bertrand
Honduras
Guatemala
Central America
Ens
Puérto Cortes
Francisco Bertrand
Jorge Melendez
Republic of Marisond
Mexico
Carranza
Senor Melendex
Hertrand
Republic
Andrea Selva
Amapala
Jacob Galindo
Pablo Urutta
la Corba
Atlantic
United Fruit Company
Jocnquin Alvarado
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David J. Hill
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Nazario Boriano
Senor Boriano
Andres Soriano
Teofilio Castulla Corso
Paris
Maria Guy Lewis
Vasseline Tilde
Tare Rose Desca
Hermande Washington
Inter French
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Ildie Hamar I
Fontine Paclette
Maria Gus
Maria Guy
Maria Gay
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Pallette
Lewisie
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Rose Devoat
Georgette Craps
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John B. Larner
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Meem
Thomas Bradley
Boyd Taylor
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WM. H. Baden
Arthur Peter
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