Twenty Five Thousand Russians Slain and Illusions of Armistice
Fragmented clipping recounts a string of sensational claims including Russians slain by Austrians, warnings to Mexico City, and armistice refusals. It shifts to advertisements about The Christmas Savings Enterprise, prize incentives, and promises of prizes for subscriptions. It ends with New York murder conspiracy chatter about Barnet Raff.
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Mexico City
Verdun
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Barnet Raff
Raff
Poultry Trust
Vienna
Badajomi
Qarpethian
Rioting in Mexico City as evacuation tightens
Serious rioting erupted in Mexico City with looting for arms as police were overpowered. Evacuation by Carranza troops, including General Blanco, is near complete while Zapata's forces loom in the suburbs. Foreigners warned to leave or stay indoors. Austrians trapped Russians in the Carpathians. censorship tightens in Rome.
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Persens
Bregilian Embass
Carranza
Blanco
Zapata
Winners of Boxes In Missing Letter Offer
The Star’s Missing Letter contest winners are Florime Andrews Miliss Martha Greer Maude Blar kins and WW Barnes. P H McClure FE Baker Jr and Floy Durley provided near misses. The correct sentence was Have cotton on your table Thanksgiving and help the South to sell this crop.
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Leitér
Florime Andrews
Miliss Martha. Greer
Maude Blarkins
WW. H. Barnes
P. H. McClure
FE. H. Baker, Jr
Floy Durley
Detroit Plans Music Festival Expansion
A meeting of prominent Detroiters is called for tonight to organize the Detroit Festival Association. The group aims to hold an annual musical festival with three concerts in April and plans to enlarge the festival by adding top class artists each year.
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Detroit
Mida
Detroit Festival Association
Christmas Morning Offer to Sell Subscriptions
A promotional plea invites readers to buy an instrument through paying for two years of Star subscriptions. It promises easy earnings for those who collect subscriptions for a few weeks, urging repeated solicitations and outlining a round of contestants awaiting response.
Taft Joins Health Guards In Home‑Lite Movement
Ex-President William H. Taft has joined the National Health Guards which seeks to promote health conservation nationwide. F. E. Rittemhouse originated the initiative and plans to extend the organization to all states to engage Americans in health efforts.
Desperate brothers escape camp and threaten flight
Robert and Bernard Fertemberry, two fugitives from Canoe Alabama, escaped officers after hiding in the stockade with prisoners for hours and declared they would flee Deputy Brewton and Forman Bratcher.
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Mobile
Robert
Bernard Fertemberry
T Canoe
Ala
Billig
Government opens Choctaw land to settlers in rush
McAlester Oklahoma November 25 a large tract of Choctaw Indian land was opened today to settlers by the government. The land is valuable for farming and mineral deposits and a demonstration car was sent by the McAlester board of trade to attract settlers to the claims.
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McAlester
Oklo
McAlester Board of Trade
Idea Promotes Volunteer Forces Amid War Casualties
The piece argues that 2,560 deaths daily are needed and that wars are fought by often well trained volunteers from our country. It emphasizes reliance on citizen volunteers rather than professional armies.
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Idea
Michigan Farmers Build on Railway
Muskegon Meh Way reports farmers and business leaders back a new railway with a 1,000,000 dollar incorporation and a practical right of way. The venture gains strong financial support from sizable fortunes and local merchants.
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Michigan
Muskegon, Meh
Cashier Abersoon Duncan The Seria Aura
A bank cashier B W Moss disappeared after alleged embezzlement of about four hundred thousand dollars. Investigators believe Moss fled to Chicago.
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Duncan
Bank Bominge
B. W
Moss
Goltey
O Moss
Trans Michigan Railway Project Advances to Construction
The Trans Michigan Railway from Muskegon to Saginaw secures rights of way and terminal properties. Farmers pledge gear and labor for grading while directors promise no private profit and strict financial discipline for the cooperative railroad venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Michigan Railhway
Yuekegon
Saginaw
America
Rairoad
Pew Company
Spot Cotton Prices Rally in London Trade Today
Cotton market reports show a sharp uptick in prices as spot deals in London firm. Buyers and sellers monitor New York futures for direction while exchange brokers note limited stock and steady demand.
Report shows 12 killed in mines in Alabama
The Alabama bureau of mine inspectors, established April 18 2011, reports 126 fatal accidents in the last fiscal year. Disbursements for salaries totaled $51,865.98 with $22,481.30 for expenses. The state mines employ about 25 000 people and produced 16.6 million tons of ore valued at $21.6 million.
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Montgomery, Alm
Simcoe
Alabama Bureau of Mine Intespectors
Ite
Upport Hve
Siecml
O'Neal
J. T. Gorman
Alabama San
Goremeen
Alabama
United States
Russians Advance on Turkish Fortress in Armremia
Soviet sources report Rucesians marching on Precenam in Armremia with Turkish forces retreating along the line.
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Petrogrd
Precenam
Armremia
Allies refuse German armistice request around Verdun
An official statement says the German armistice request in the Verdun region was rejected after a German assault northwest of Verdun failed. It reports no infantry attacks from the North Sea to Ypres and notes Allied gains including trenches recaptured by Indian troops at Labasee and slight advances near Bercgaubac and Argonne.
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Paris
Verdun
North Sea
Ypres
Langemarck
Zonnebeke
Labassee
Labasee
Soisons
Tall Inn
Russian Forces Break German Lines Near Lodz and Czestochowa
Russian troops report smashing attacks along the Czestochowa Line, piercing German defenses and linking with southern forces. Cossacks slaughtered a large German force north of Lodz, took two heavy batteries, and forced retreat. Despite numerically heavy German flight, the front warns the victory is costly with widespread destruction across more than twelve towns.
Railway Board Officials Open Calgary Hearing Tour
Assistant Commissioner D Arcy Scott and Commissioner A Goodeve of the Board of Railway Commissioners arrived in Calgary as part of a western Canada tour. They will hold a hearing in Calgary tomorrow and plan to continue touring until Christmas after departing Ottawa on November 12.
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Calgary
D'Arcy Scott
A. Goodeve
Board of Railway Commissioners
Western Canada
Ottawa
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