Villa Seizes Property and Murders Chinese in Chihuahua City
Refugees report General Ozuna’s scouts warn Villa plans to confiscate all foreign property and reward locals with loot. Villa’s forces kill many Chinese, with bodies left in streets as he threatens to execute opponents and pressure residents to expose foreigners. Chinese merchant fled, confirming at least 15 dead in Chihuahua City streets.
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Uncertain news on Carranza rout and Villa advance
Washington reports no official word on the Chihuahua rout by Villa’s forces. Eliveo Arredondo, a designated official, cites unofficial reports of Carranza troops lacking ammo and food, while Secretary Lansing Baker and President Wilson weigh implications for U S policy if Villa moves north toward Juarez and a de facto border authority.
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Fighting desperately to save Bus charest official canvass
Reading through the Standard Page, reports reveal a tense bid to salvage the Bus charest effort as officials undertake a canvass of state vote figures amid contested results and mounting pressure.
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Passador
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Goldberg Cartoon
Treasuries Withdrawal Shocks Markets Amid Allied Requests
New York December 1. The British and French governments asked the Morgan firm to withdraw sale of a limited batch of short term treasury bills. The move follows opposition from the allied governments to a bill sale favored by the Federal Reserve Board. Plans to finance urgent needs with dollar credits and other measures were reportedly under consideration. British and French holdings of U.S. securities remain sizeable, with gold reserves in Canada and colonies ready to meet immediate exchange needs.
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High Cost of Living Probe Led by Anderson
Boston dispatch reports federal investigations into the high cost of living will be coordinated nationwide by George W. Anderson United States attorney for the district. Attorney General Gregory asked Anderson to take charge as special assistant to speed and unify the inquiry. The appointment involves no pay raise and covers illegal restraints of trade and commerce.
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Germany admits submarine attack on Marina amid US dispute
Washington reports Germany acknowledged sinking the British vessel Marina by a submarine. Six Americans died. Secretary Lansing and President Wilson discussed whether Marina was a private ship or belligerent transport. Germany seeks information. US will respond once its status is clear. No action anticipated yet.
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Wilson
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London
Submarine believed to be cruising in Atlantic
New York reports an unidentified low-lying vessel without standard lights sighted 40 miles east of Diamond Cape Hatteras at 10 20 p m November 29. Crofton Hall crew say the craft moved south from a Spanish vessel and echoed naval warnings from Bermuda and British ships.
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President Wilhelm Joins Early Christmas Shoppers
President Wilhelm accompanied by secret service men walked Washington's downtown shopping district visiting stores to make purchases marking an early Christmas shopping outing.
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Britain likely to grant safe conduct for Tarnowski
London dispatch reports strong belief in Washington's request for a reconsideration of the refusal to grant a safe conduct to Count Tarnowski von Tarnow, the Austro Hungarian ambassador designate to the United States. Lord Robert Cecil says the issue has two phases including prisoner exchanges and a possible safe conduct, with action by the president and secretary of state anticipated but not immediate.
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Athens in Panic Fights Begin Amid Turmoil
A Daily Mail dispatch from Athens reports fighting between French sailors and Greek troops on the slopes of a pass, panic in the city, crowds rushing and shops closing as cruisers move in. Separately, Exchange Telegraph cites Romanian authorities preparing a desperate defense of Bucharest with civilians evacuated and officials retreating toward the Russian frontier near Jassy.
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Bucharest
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American protest to Germany over Belgian deportations
Washington reports the United States lodged a new protest with Germany regarding the deportation of Belgians by German military authorities. The note cites humanitarian grounds and fears for Belgian relief work, noting over 100,000 Belgians affected and deportations continuing at about 3,000 weekly as Ambassador Gerard prepares to present President Wilson’s views in Berlin.
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State Department
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Berlin
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Last desperate effort to save Romanian city
London reports unconfirmed消息 that Russian troops have arrived at Bucharest to aid Romanian defenders. communications note German and Austro Hungarian forces pressing from the northwest and south toward the capital, with reports of town seizures, heavy battles, and prisoners.
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American minister is only diplomat who stays
Washington dispatch reports American Minister Vopleka in Bucharest announced the Romanian central government’s removal and that Romanian officials left after handing their interests to the American legation. The note names contemporaneous moves by diplomats at Athens and Bucharest as the war reshapes alliances and control.
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No New Trial for Slayer in Huntavitle Case
A fragmented report notes a death sentence sought for political opponent Pentiecott in a probate judge case. The document references an arrest of judgment and mentions a judge Mister ag, with unclear details about proceeding or parties involved.
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Official Montana election results tally by state board
Final canvass of the November 7 election issued from Helena reports party tallies for presidential electors, United States senator, representative, judiciary posts, and state officials. Democrats lead in several electors while Republicans and minor parties show mixed counts across offices.
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Helena
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W. M. Bole
Charles M. Mansur
Thomas McTague
M.C. Morris
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KR. G. Wiggenhorn
C. R. Deuterman
Lt. Duncan
Henry la Beau
Frank Mabie
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Henry Ts Myers
Charles N. Pray
Henri la Beau
M. Brang
Harry B.mitchell
Jorge W. Farr
John H. Me
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Kearby
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Wiliam Craig Lamater
May ‘Trumper
Teresa
Sunday Standard Highlights Brighten the Week Pages
The Sunday Standard promises brisk coverage from front to rear of the great war era. It touts features, cartoons, sport gossip, auto world notes, social events, fashions, theater and movie notes, with fresh comment and pictures throughout.
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