Oliver's Statement in County Attorney Case Shot Brother
John Oliver said in a statement he drew a knife on his brother William during a domestic dispute at 5 Extil Quartz Street and acted in self defense as his brother threatened to attack. William Oliver lay wounded at St James hospital with injuries to his spine while neighbors and relatives described a volatile scene. The county attorney said he would seek exoneration after reviewing the brothers' accounts and the two witnesses at the scene.
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John Oliver Yeaterday
Willian Oliver
William
St. James’ Hospital
Hullel
William John Oliver
Cedille
Oliver Hweante Atralt
Willig
Wetlan
Jang
Wrunden
Tapury
McCarty
Wes
Omerk
Pearl
Slater
Area If
A. W. Thomas
Jones
Explosion Kills Several in Mississippi Area
Reported events include multiple fatalities from an explosion in Mississippi with authorities investigating. Deputies clash with strikers in another incident while a business man is accused of theft. Labor meetings and industrial talks appear in a broad state roundup with sports and editorial notices interwoven.
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Pieri
Effin
Aremeli
Shania Hile Brathen Glas
Mexlcen Army
Anavannn
Labor Widon
Foi Wansay
Hennessy
New York
Campnian
Groeneveld
Ashté
Mwermry
Auawers
qoMulge Sullivan
Tite
Wren Mano
Twa Hoya
Gait
Sr Matty
Ancky Holmes
Bulle
Sporting News
Fire kills 26 firemen, injures many at Milwaukee plant
A devastating blaze at the Goatyear Rubber company plant in Milwaukee tonight leaves 26 firefighters dead and 30 injured as walls collapse and bricks rain down. Dozens more are unaccounted for amid roaring flames and frantic rescue efforts guided by police and priests performing last rites. One rescuer, Charles Newton, survived and is expected to recover in hospital.
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Milwauleés
Gor
Goatyear Rubber Company
Tivacua
Charles Menseis
Mnknard Zantwire
Dalten
Miited
Welt
Ghattes
C. Newton
Rare tribute to Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks observed
Indianapolis October 2 The funeral for Mrs Charles W Fairbanks widow of the United States vice president was held this afternoon with Bishop Wha ise Duven of Chicago presiding The service honored her as a missionary wife who bridged cultures and inspired teaching of Christ in India and China through her work and example.
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Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
United Blutee
Miday
Raw Hiv
Wha
Ise Duwen
Chica
Mes
Fairbanks Pare
Was
Fairbanks
Southerners greet President Wilson on train route
On board the President Wilson train through Atlanta to Mobile crowds welcome him to Dixieland for the Southern Commercial Congress. Wilson shakes hands with supporters but says little, refusing comment on the Mexican situation as Secretary Daniels speaks in Mobile.
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Wilson Moupal Trai
Atlanta
Wilson
Dixieland
Catalina
Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
Ala
Wilken
Daniel
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over Mexico Crisis
Ordered to Menico amid complications in Mexico Signor Cambinga the newly appointed minister to that country has been ordered to proceed Immediately. The Monervatore Romane comments on the Mexican situation noting possible conflict with the United States and a threat of British intervention.
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Mexico
Signor Cambinga
Onlenai
Mbnervatore Romane
Raver
United States
Diaz Delivers Resignation After War Department Demand
The text reports General Diaz resigning from the army after the war department demanded his departure. Diaz refused to accompany Colona Wiary to Henert Blaier citing his wife’s illness, while Colonel Videarrazaga pressed to persuade him. Diaz plans temporary residence in Vert Cru as retirement is pursued. Leandron lualen, brother-in-law, was arrested for alleged poll interference.
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Vem Urua
Cen
Wellx Diaz
Vielonane
Diaz
Department of War
Pytha
Huerta
Colona Wiary
Henert Blaier
BiVine
Hig
Videarrazaga
Dix
Digx
Cledey
Wenidones
Cru
Sendra
Gerye
Vidnerrinaga
Leandron Lualen
Ife
Diag Aa Nyvigadierneral
War Department
Twelve Hours of Fighting in Colorado District
Twelve hours of battle between mine guards and deputies extended from Betwined canyon to the Southern station area. One mine guard was killed and about 700 guards and strikers were reportedly in the field. Smoldering clashes continued near Tauchew and Cedar Hill, with attacks on Hastings and mine camps. Militia poised to intervene as strife threatens wider disruption.
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Cal
Atrich
Betwined Canyon
Prain
Ingara
Mney
Tauchew
Cobay Hill
Telerburg
Berwind
Kassinks
Delagua
Tobasco
Prac
Catorade & Southern Bridge
Believed business man or a thief unfolds in crime tale
A confessional tale describes Prancisco Nel 2b-Dorival William and Austan Dunstan, accused jewel thieves, who built a facade of business success to cover a life of crime. Police tie their string of burglaries to a wealthy haul from the home of S. N. Wood and other jewel heists. The youth sister and relatives are mentioned as part of Dunstan’s claimed motives. The narrative details the capture at Abby de Brunner’s yard and the ensuing police inquiry.
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William
Bestar
Droberty Investments
Germany
Bas
Wil
Penind Almeida
Baxton
Mint
Lojurin
Austan
Abby de Brunner
Jenie de Brunner
de Prince Dycoveret
Brstan
Lis
Dunstan
N. Wood
No Choice for President Huerta to Retain Office
Reports from Mexico City dated October 26 indicate unclear results from the presidential vote. Officials claimed no decisive outcome yet, with Huerta expected to lead among 46,000 soldiers and limited polling due to irregularities. Catholic party leaders anticipated a majority in Congress, while voters faced blank ballot spaces and soldiers’s influence in the tally.
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Huerta
Menxico Clix
Schfielekt
General Terk
Wis
Mme Nolls
Lie Republic
MW Congress
Catholic Party
Wrederino Gamboa
General Razcon
Gua. Fells di
Hany Requena
van Seeond
Whal
Manuel Calero
Flores Magon
Army de Hatu
Hig Popotle
General Huerta
Minsrow
General Puerta
Bo &N
Tinen
Spissemusturs
Hd Eliiber Ans Acnate
President Wilson Sees Mexican Situation With Caution
Washington reports President Wilson closely monitors the Mexican crisis, with messages from Huerta authorities and diplomats noting quiet elections and cautious U.S. stance. John Lind surveys Mexico City polling while Huerta renewal of ships and Veracruz troop changes loom amid cross–border tension.
Apathy Shown By Citizens Even In Mexican Capital
In Mexico City during the provisional elections, polling places opened on schedule and operated with neutral officials from multiple parties. Despite extensive voter access, secrecy was weak, many residents did not vote, and some candidates abstained from voting themselves. Officers reported orderly procedures with ballots prepared and deposited, yet enthusiasm appeared limited.
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Thrree
Wale
Imk
Ebbe Lis
Twenty two hundred for Huerta Diaz winner in Mexico vote
Lisle Pass Texas Oct 26 Victoriano Huerta was the choice for president of Mexico on a 2800 vote tally with about 2200 votes reported after a street deal protest. Voters were required to give their name and choice to vote. The protest from constitutional adherents claims fear kept votes from being freely cast.
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Fuerza
Bezel A
Joker
Army Readijuarterme
Burlerum Babel
Victoriano Huerta
Willie
Weodrane Blut
Wilson
John Lind
Unt
Jelix Diaz
Handlenl Democratic Party
Wester Iisk
Bis
Huerta
Manuel Calero
Joss Flores
Megan
Prabhika Gamboa
Buren
General Ding
Dita
Dlax
Moray
Nes Tolst
Lisle Pass
Texas
Victoriano Muerta
Mexras Nextae
Mexico
Provigient
Enat
Constitutionphat
Huerta Captures Vast Share in Mexican Officer Votes
Dallas reports show Huerta winning an overwhelming portion of officer votes in Mexican general elections across frontier polling sites. Officers and soldiers largely supported Huerta with a total of 2,559 ballots cast, and he secured about 2,200 votes.
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Dallas
Texas
Hitle
Pledvay Negras
Herta Winve
Neuvo Laredo
Laredo
Dine and
Gamier
Melameras
Brownsville
Qilel
Tampico
View Loth
Vapital
Envoy Lind Makes Tour But Cannot Find Voters
Envoy Lind conducts a tour through the city with little voter turnout noted. Authorities postponed the weekly edition, while reports indicate some votes cast over several days but without significant turnout or clear polling results.
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Envoy Lind
Iz Mic
Soldiers barred from voting in Juarez election
The federal ministry ordered Juarez soldiers prevented from casting votes in today’s national election. Felix Diaz led the vote for president, Federico Gaviria for vice president. The move sparked the town’s most notable election protest, with several soldiers refusing to justify the voting ban. Generals Salazar’s 700 troops were brought from Chilehuata to secure the polls, then withdrawn to reduce protests.
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Juarez
Felix Diaz
Frederico Gavilea
Wis
Jaules
Pola
Gener
Saladir
Jaurey
Chilutstua
Towi
Ballot for Huerta only soldiers vote in Mexico
Hermosillo reports that Huerta’s forces control only Sonora and Mazatlan, with federal troops abandoning Culiacan. No direct authority remains in Sinaloa Tepic or Sonora, while telegraph dispatches indicate Carranza’s movement signals the end of the constitutionalist scope and garrison recoveries are noted in Giay Won per Huerta’s outline.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Orb
Venustiano Carranza
Culiacan
Sinaloa
Huerta
Sontora
Tepie
Giay- Won
Dittato Y Huerta
Federals Hold Monterey Fightings Desperate
Laredo Texas October 24 Mesitan consisteré reports Monterey still faces bands of frdernity. Five thalass of constitutionalists said halled and captured. Mexican government Nuevo Laredo reports heavy losses feared. Rebels reported near La Galanda avenue as federals flee toward city center. Telegrams from Matamoros indicate constitutionalists defeated in two arcs of firing with heavy losses on both sides.
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Laredo
Texas
Mesitan Consisteré
Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
Muoteres
Galveston
Townsville
Mun
Mmn
Matamoras
Englee
la Galanda
Titay
Mantaray
Iors
Mele
Enon Federaly
Fragmented note on Mexican affairs and external interests
A garbled dispatch discusses British and Allied mediation in Mexican issues. It suggests coordination with the United States and other powers to protect interests and stabilize the Internal affairs of Mexico, while avoiding interference in Mexican sovereignty. The text hints at a broader strategy behind diplomatic actions and holds to peaceful mediation.
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United States
Great Britain
Corman
Artinn
Fexico
Beery
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