Withdrawal of US troops in Mexico sparks Villa action hopes
Reports from San Antonio and Washington say the administration may pull back troops before Villa is captured. Original Funston orders show the mission ends when Villa is broken or de facto government can relieve forces, signaling a possible withdrawal if goals are met soon.
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San Antonio
Tex
Army
Vila
Ft Sam Houston
Washington
Villa
Raieentar Steatrospa
United States
Mexico
Washington, D. C
Carranza
Funston
V‘ln
Khone
War Department
Parsning
Columbus
Wills
President Wilson to Return to Washington Today
President Wilson plans to return to Washington at 4 30 this afternoon after a brief Potomac river cruise. A wireless from the Mayflower said he would come back immediately, with no reason given for the sudden change. It is speculated the storm or Germanys submarine report may have prompted the decision. An unrelated note mentions a British locomotive renaming, and a local county meeting in Marion Borders at the high school.
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Washington
DB. C
Wilson
White House
Potomac
Germany
Gerard
State Department
Friday Public Debate on Home Rule at Ton City
On Friday evening in Ton City the Home Rule topic was argued with Mr Borders and Mr Toelll presenting opposing views. Judges included Supervisors Draper Vincennes Crawford Wheatland and Tirey Mitchell. A high school orchestra performed and Branson M. DeCoy of the Victrola Company gave a concert that day, later requested to repeat as the audience enjoyed it.
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Ton City
Prdnterpai
Borders
Toelll
Draper
Vincennes
Crawford
Wheatland
Tirey
Mitchell
Branson M. DeCoy
Vietrola Company
Tanner Reelected New York Republican State Chair
Frederick E. Tanner was reelected chairman of the New York Republican State Committee, defeating Charles W. Wicks 82 to 63. A resolution, praised by Ogden Mills, urged nominating a “tried republican” for president at Chicago, pledging cautious, capable leadership in foreign and domestic affairs.
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New York
Frederick E. Tanner
Republican State Committee
Charles W. Wicks
Tanner
Chicago
Ogden Mills
Charles Tenner
Rail Workers Strike Halts Heavy Repairs at Southwestern Shops
Labor unrest near the B and O Southwestern railroad car department triggers furloughs and halted shipments of heavy repairs. Union formation among 75 to 1060 workers alarms officials, who feared motives behind organizing. Company had planned extensive car department work, with 490 new cars and $500,000 in material on hand, but work has ceased as tensions rise.
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Anton
Jit Je
Institute Postponed Amid Labor Turmoil
A planned institute session is postponed as weather and transportation issues disrupt operations. Forty workers across car department tranches have been furloughed with more to follow, while some work shifts move to cheaper contract shops. Unionization plans spark railroad officials to defend existing conditions amid ongoing tension.
Republican Ticket List for Indiana Elections
A roster of Republican candidates for Indiana offices including U S Senator long term Harry S New Indiana U S Senator short term James E Watson Governor James P Good ren Lieutenant Governor Edward Bush Secretary of State Edward Jackson Auditor Otto Krauss State Treasurer Ax McMur trie Attorney General Eli Stans bury Reporter of the Supreme Court Will Adams Statustician Henry Roberts Judge of Supreme Court second district David A Myers Indianapolis Judge of Supreme Court Indianapolis District L M Harvey Appellate Court Ira Batman E Dausmen State Superintendent Horace Ellis Delegates at Large to National Convention W H Hays Fred A Sims Edward C Toner James Hemenway.
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Lbb
U. S
Harry S. New
Indianapolis
U. 5
James E. Watson
Rushville
James P. Goodren
Winchester
Edward Bush
Salem
Edward Jackson
Newcastle
Otto Krauss
Evansville
Ax McMurtrie
Marion
Eli Stan
Horace Ellis
Vincennes
Larga
W. H. Hays
Sullivan
Fred A. Sims
Frankfort
Edward C. Toner
Anderson
James &. Hemenway
Boon Petes
Np Aaa
Popular preacher Hayworth praised for church growth and new church
The Washington church lauds Rev Hayworth for expanding membership by 250 since his arrival and completing a $20,000 gleaming new edifice. He is credited with broad generosity, liberal views, and strong leadership elevating the church’s prosperity and influence among denominations. German regiments have chliro pod dates with them.
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Washoreton
Rev Ulm Mediaire
Jocal Baptist
Obly Mever
Hayworth
Mr Hayworth
Washington
A. M. McGuire
Mr. Hayworth
German U boat war policy touched in maritime dispute
The article notes Germany pledging to attack Allied freighters and the United Press reporting on the dispute over submarine warfare. It describes German ships, warning signals, and Allied supply concerns as Germany and the Allies exchange measures regarding munitions, food, and ongoing blockade tensions.
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W. Ackerman
Herman Publis
Caanmander Syalated
Nadie
Wilson
Germany
United Press
New Mail Schedule At Postoffice With Train Departures
A revised mail schedule outlines dispatch times by post office trains via B&O and other routes. It lists specific departures from the station for five trains with morning and afternoon slots and notes pouches to Petersburg Littles Philwilte Elnora Newberry and receiving points Evansville Petersburg Littles Terre Haute Clay City Coal Creek Saline Gay and J W train north via Worthington. It mentions the rule that mailers should be at the gate thirty minutes before train departure.
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Focal Office
Petersburg
Littles
S Am
Philwilte
Elnora
Newberry
Sa.m
Evansville
Terre Hhute
Clay City
Coal Crey
Saline Gay
Norti
Worthington
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General Funston Show
BatTeRy Aneers
Tele
Toon
Wallace Toelli
Einora
Sehool
Rugby
England
London & Northwestern Railway
Daviess County
Wallace Toel-prokt
OpIe
TECH
Frederick EF. Tanner
Furlugh
Organization OF Car
Real Harworth
Fe “Phings
Berlin
Vresidfent Wilken Uoeapertedie Fi Firms
B&o
China
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