Bandit Villa Death Confirmed by Exhumation
Reports from El Paso and Juarez state the body of Bandit Villa has been exhumed two weeks after death. Details indicate blood poisoning and possible medical treatment by Dr. W. L. Brown in Juarez. Mexican officials and General Gavira exchanged telegrams as Carranza’s forces confirmed the discovery.
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Mesion
Villa
Carlos Newphew
Constitutionaliots
Mint
Sof
War Department
el Paso
Francisco Ville
Day
Snelding
Pyaar
Juares
Gabriel Gavire
Grae
Carranse Genstra
Gavira
Andros Garies Hare
Mailero
Gorenek
Biotecat Nd
Genoa
Colo
Carlos Carranza
W. L. Brown
Brown
Austro Hungary Av id Break With United States
Vienna and Berlin discuss possible rupture as Austro Hungarian government signals it would disregard alliances if war breaks out with the United States. Separate note says Germany Italy relations may also be affected. In Milwaukee George W. Peck dies at 16, former Wisconsin governor and Milwaukee mayor.
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Buda Pest
America
Emma'a Rave
Canan Towaids
Oe Jungery Nee Elliot
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Velnna
Germany
United States
Italy
Peck
Milwaukee
George W. Peck
Wisconsin
President Wilson’s ultimatum over German submarine policy
Washington D C President Wilson completed an indictment of Germany Tuesday on submarine operations and said the matter will proceed at once Bertin. The communication, as seen by some, leaves nothing to the imagination and functions as an ultimatum without guarantees. The President has three courses under consideration to address Germany including presenting all facts to demand an explanation, sending a note, and pursuing further actions likely to gain approval.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Germany
Bertin
Geines Tt
Train disaster near Bradford kills dozens in crash
At New Haven Hartford line in Bradford on Rt. 1 a collision left thirty or more people crushed or burned to death. The rear car of a local stopped at the station was struck by a Boston-bound passenger train. The coach caught fire and burned as passengers were trapped inside.
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Bradford
Rt. 1
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Hospital Crown
Boston
New
Pas
Von Papen and Four Others Indicted Over Canal Plot
Franz von Papen former military attache to the German embassy in Washington along with four associates are indicted in the United States on charges tied to a plot involving the destruction of a canal. The case names various individuals linked to German interests and notes the indictment stands in abeyance if von Papen returns to the U.S. The report also mentions a West Point cadet doubling bill passing in Washington.
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von Papen
New York
Franz von Papen
Washington
Tauscher
Kruppa
United States
Mme
Johanna Gadaki
Constantine Govani
Apts
Poten
Veorannie
Weat Point
Waahintgon
D. C
West Point Military Academy
Record Flight by Lieutenants in Mexican Territory
Made record flight by Lieutenants Edgar Gorrell and Herbert Dargue with General Perahing's troops in Mexico. They travelled from San Antonio to Casas Grandes via Chihuahua and Columbus New Mexico, reporting Ville wounded with multiple injuries and grave condition. Local tenors noted Ville had died of wounds, though the account mentions ongoing uncertainty about his status.
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Edgar 8. Gorrell
Herbert A. Dargue
Perahing
Mexico
San Antonio
Chihuahua
Columbus
N. M
Alge
Np Poe
Casas Gramos
Vills
Ville
Army reorganization bill aims to expand U S forces
Senate rejected a 1 000 000 strong army plan as a substitute for the Hay bill amid furious debate and proposed reserves. Amendments would set a 140 000 to 260 000 active strength and create a wartime reserve of 200 000 to 400 000 trained youths through military instruction in schools. Blue overalls become rare. khaki and white gain vogue in Chicago workwear.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Senate
House
Houses of Congress
Marshall
Hardwick
Secretary of War
Army of
Chicago
Irrigation project revival brings hope to Irrigan town
Oregon News items describe revived irrigation at Irrigan boosting prospects for 240 acres as new owners convert land to alfalfa, with government-backed cement-lined ditch completed after years of delay. Coast Guard approval enables a three-mile road along the bluff from Coos Bay to aid lifesaving. Hood River cherries show a bumper bloom as orchards load with buds. Governors Day plan set for September 21 at North Yakima fair. Merrill votes planned June 13 after a fire damaged a general store and irrigation costs debated.
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Irrigan Irrigan
Irrigan
Washington, D. C
Coast Guard Service
Coos Bay
North Bend
Coast Guard
Submarine Controversy Focuses U.S. Action in Neutral Powers
The secretary and officials spent much of the day on submarine issues, with the contemplated U S action expected to settle the controversy. Neutral representatives keep watch as months pass without a clear decision.
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Aema Dd Eee
Sorestary
Lansing
Suua
United States
Mary Phagan Murder Ties To Gold Nugget Find
A fragmentary notice reports a 206 dollar gold nugget discovery and connects it to the Mary Phagan murder case. It mentions Danbury wage demands, a Williams It settlement, and a national board meeting while noting the nugget’s 11 ounce weight and location near Bere Yorke.
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Mary Phagan
Danbury
Conn
Union Sige Fren
Pauneileum
Ben & Watts
Williams
Mary S Wan
Bere Yorke
Welfare Board Resolution Proposals Face Action
A truncated report notes the welfare board considering resolutions related to proposed allowances and potential action. Names and final outcomes are not clear in the readable fragment.
Robbers in Autos Capture Six in Spokane
Masked robbers in automobiles seized six people in Spokane Washington near an eastern outskirts area shortly before 3 o clock One robber offered a coin to a woman but she refused and the scene ended without further details The readable text notes a woman among the captives and a brief exchange about a souvenir.
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Spokane
Wash
Body of Lost Lad Found Near Trail in Oregon
A missing boy who wandered miles in Saddle Mountain wilderness during a January snowstorm was found near a trail in Douglas County Oregon. Rescue workers reported the recovery after a long search and the youth was returned to guardians.
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Trail
World News Digest of the Week with Mixed Updates
Summaries of global events include political delays in the army reform bill in the Senate. Reports cover gas prices in St Louis, neutral shipping risks under British orders, and a Turkish monetary shift. President Wilson speaks on humanity and force. Overseas news recount mutiny at Nikolayevka, fires, and casualties. Archaeology notes from Baker, Oregon. Danish steamer Frederick VIII arrives with missing sacks. Pacific Coast sailors threaten strike May 1.
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Ain Snce
Presidsck
Wilson
America
Nikolayevak
Baker
Germany
Overseas Agency
New York
Christiania
Pacific Coast
Atshi
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