Tulsa Officials Removed Over Gambling Law Enforcement
Tulsa December 18 Judge Linn removed from office Mayor Frank Wooden and T J Quinn police and fire commissioners for failure to enforce the law against gambling saloons. Accusations came from the Tulsa county grand jury. Hearing set for Monday December 27. Poster Burns, police chief, was removed on similar charges weeks ago.
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Decline and fall of General Villa in the Mexican Revolution
A historical account details Villa's rise from peon origins to commanding a 36 000 strong army with millions in loot, his guerrilla tactics, and the widening rift with Carranza. It notes defeats by Obregon, retreat to Sonora, and a final battle near Agua Prieta before diversions to Juarez.
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Quick Beauty from Purer Blood
An old time beauty pitch touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as the answer to pimples, boils, and blotchy complexions. It claims blood impurities cause poor skin and promises quick results within days. The ad markets the pleasant tasting purifying tablets at 50 cents a box and offers a free sample by coupon.
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Villa Decides to Retire from Campaign in Mexico
Reports from Juarez and Chihuahua indicate General Villa plans to retire temporarily, with Mrs. Villa asserting his consent to withdraw if extradition is avoided. Carranza forces press toward Chihuahua city as Trevino demands surrender. Villa's future in the United States remains uncertain, with officials awaiting word from war and state departments.
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Mississippi Valley Society Announces Nashville Meeting
Lincoln Neb December 13 8 Paine secretary of the Mississippi Valley Historical Society announced tonight that the next meeting will be in Nashville Tenn April 27 29 1916. The meeting place was set by a mail vote of the executive committee members.
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Paine
Mississippi Valley Historical Society
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Piace
Heavy Bank Clearings Break City Record in St Louis
The St Louis Clearing House association reported weekly bank clearings of 100,263,069 dollars, breaking all-time records. This total surpassed last week by about 9 million and the same week in 1914 by around 20 million, signaling a dramatic rise in financial activity in the city.
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