Will Carranza Faction Endorsement Calmly Discussed
A Pan American diplomat reports Carranza will grant amnesty to most, except plotters and criminals, and promise religious liberty. Washington considers waterway capacity and moral capacity terms, while officials note improved conditions at Vera Cruz and confidence Carranza will pursue his plan.
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Carranza
Girll Celman
Mexico
Tin Currana
Madero
Lanning
John RK
Silliman
Vera Crux
Naon
Argentinga
Vera Cruz
Siliimen
Uniterdt
Carranza Alagere
Chiadaloupe
Mexico City
Willy Ted
Lawson Granted Bail in Colorado Murder Case
ARMTS LAWSON TO BAIL, Denver, Colo. The Colorado supreme court last week granted a writ of error and a supersedeas delaying execution. Lawson was admitted to bail for 35,000 and remained jailed at Trinidad after Judge Granby Hillyer denied his request for a new trial. The murder charge involved Deputy Nimmo killed near Ladiow in October 1919, with ongoing legal action in the case.
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Denver
Colao
BR. Lawson
Lawauk
Lfe
John Nimmo
Therlot
Ladiow
Supreme Court
Lowaon Tn
Trinidad
Granby Hillyer
Alliyes
Iuiuerc
Yaquis Raid at Yellage and Mining Town Tragedy
Reports from Agua Prieta say Yaqui Indians massacred residents of Yaquis Raid Yellage a mining town in Sonora Hermosillo district. Women and children were killed. In separate item a plot to wreck a powder plant caused an explosion killing four men and injuring seven. Wheat prices rose as dollar wheat hits new high. Dry Farming Congress elected new president in Denver. Moffat Road presidency noted and Utah mineral proclamation announced. Canadian venture plans outlined with a $50,000,000 offering.
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Ponglas
Ariz
la Colorado
Hermosillo
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Aviwa Maplosive Company
Serguary
Germans Begin Invasion of Serbia
The German and Austro Hungarian army launches an attack from the north and west against Serbia, while Anglo French troops move toward the front from the coast. Greece remains neutral despite sympathy for the Allies, and Bulgaria may avoid action to keep Greek opinion calm. Romania stays neutral.
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Balontki
Greece
Constantine
Venizelos
Reek
Pro Germar
Bulgaria
Serbia
Wilson to wed in December in Washington
Announcement from the White House confirms the engagement of Mrs. Normah Galt of Washington to President Woodrow Wilson. No wedding date set, but expected early December. Mrs. Galt, widow of Norman Galt of a prominent Washington jewelry firm, has resided in the capital since marriage. Born Mina Edith Bolling in Wytheville Virginia, she is linked to notable Virginia families.
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Washington
Normah Galt
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Mra Galt
The
Land
Norman Galt
Wytheville, Va
Hoar
William ‘Bolling
Virginia
Farouiy la
Galtig
Old Dominion
Drop Bomba on Town Nish
An aircraft from Thlgaria dropped many bombs on Nish on Thursday afternoon killing five people and wounding two others. The plane returned safely to Dulgaria.
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Nish
Thlgaria
Dulgaria
Viscount Bryce Appeals US to Halt Armenian Slaughter
Viscount Bryce, once a British actor, addressed the American government urging them to intervene to stop the slaughter of Armenians by the Turkish authorities. The appeal seeks urgent U.S. action to halt the atrocities and protect civilians.
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Viscount Bryce
United States
Turka
Drya Charge Fraud Report in Minneapolis County
A report out of Minneapolis cites charges related to widespread fraud labeled as a wet force tied to unlawful county options. Investigations will be led by dry workers and presented to the grand jury for action.
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Drya
Minneapolis
Man
Wet
Dry
Mexico City incident report filters to Texan unit clash
A Western front incident near Mexico City involved Texan forces, details delayed until Tuesday. Reports say the action began October 2 with heavy fighting and a reported loss of 700 men. A general is among the noted casualties.
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Larete
Apatigtas
Mexico City
Sdvmea
Ins Chiding
Germany pays indemnity to families of lives lost
Washington reports Germany fully accepts settlement terms for the Arabic case. A letter from Count von Bernstorff to Secretary Lansdowne disavows the sinking of the vessel and expresses regret for American lives lost. Germany agrees to pay indemnity to families, easing tensions and signaling potential broader settlement with the United States.
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Dinavans
Yease
Vietime
Washington
Germany
Count von Hernatorff
Lansley
Waehloglon
Ambasasdor
United States
Wilson
Lusitania
Fallaba
Count von Bernstorff
Great Britain
Berlin
Prohibition Penalty Law Upheld by District Court
Denver and Colp reported the prohibition penalty law, enacted by the last legislature to enforce the state wide amendment, was upheld in district court. The ruling denied the wets’ bid to place the law on the 1916 ballot via referendum, affecting secretary of state John E. Ramer’s actions.
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Denver
Colp
Mandamus
John E. Ramer
Archbishop and university head arrested in Panama Exposition fraud case
San Francisco Newo News reports that for months he led the Panamanesfic exposition as archbishop of the Newthet Church and president of the Newthet university. He was arrested Friday by federal officers on charges of using the wars to defraud. Marié Tolly Graham, assistant at the exposition, was detained as a witness.
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San Francisco
Newo News New
Newthet
Newthet University
Marié Tolly Graham
Assembly of Petrograd Reforms Planned in November
An official notice states a reassembly of human resources and Petrograd financial matters will occur in November following representation from Finance Minister Barke. The message signals ongoing reorganization and budget-wide actions across the capital.
Casualty List Publishes 119 Officers and 3607 Men
London casualty list lists 119 officers and 3607 men. Under September 26, eighty five officers from the Western Front are named, twenty of whom are reported dead.
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London
Settlement Opens Way for Note on Trade Interference
Washington notes the Arabic settlement clears path for a note to Great Britain on trade interference with neutral goods. The document, ready for Ambassador Page, may cover the Chicago packers dispute in a separate communication. Also mentions import permit deadlines and a sugar duty extension through year end.
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Great Britain
Washington
Ambassador Page
Chicago
State Department
Bot Baey
Fleming
Book agent released from Leavenworth after five years
In Kansas City the Goosfive edition of St. Louis reports a book agent discharged from the United States penitentiary at Leavenworth. He had served five years for a crime he never committed. The case sparked renewed calls for review and reform in wrongful conviction matters.
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Kansas City
Goose
Editon
St. Louis
United Sates
Leavenworth
Goethals to Stay at Canal Zone Post
Major General George W. Goethals will remain governor of the Panama canal zone following his withdrawal of resigna tion. The decision comes amid recent Aldex sequence affecting canal traffic and allows continued operation of the canal under his leadership.
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Goethals
Canal
Panada
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
Gaitlard
Remember Hooater Past Indianapolis Port Day Tribute
A lofty memorial event honored Jamea Waltcamb Rhciey of Indiana, beloved across the United States. The gathering dated Thursday celebrated his birthday with supporters presenting numerous tributes and tokens.
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Indianapolis
Jamea Waltcamb
Rich Raul in Mail Orger y Robbery
Robbery on a Baltimore and Ohio train at Central Station in West Virginia led to the theft of ninety three registered packages and an estimated stolen sum possibly up to ten million dollars. Postal officials in Cincinnati suspect some bandits were connected with the mail service or treasury department based on statements from clerks and inspectors.
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Treas
Waabingtas
Clark
Fuh
Railway Mail Service
Moran Grisweld
Cincinnati
Post Office Inspection Service
Mail Service
Treasury Department
Serbs Break Off Relations After Diplomatic Rapture
Nish Serbia and Bulgaria sever relations as the foreign office hands passports to the Bulgarian minister. The launch of hostilities appears implied by dawn greetings of Bulgarian officers and the German air raid on Belgrade and Nish.
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Nish
Serbia
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Agiatora
Belgrade
Sar Dia
Serbs Repulse Teuton Advance Near Danube
An official dispatch from Nish reports the Austro German advance guard at the Danube crossing near Kelarade partly destroyed and captured. Those who crossed into Serb territory along the Save were met with heavy losses as Serbian forces repulsed the attack.
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London
Danube
Grant Miners Hearing and wage disputes discussed
Report notes Norman Carmicheal, R. Benny, and Milton H. Meilan would return to Clifton to meet with striking miners and smeltermen to discuss grievances and higher wagons under certain conditions. Also covered are World Series game one results, London and Paris dispatches, and other brief notices.
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Manegera
Arizona
Orievancs
Clifton
Arie
Norman Carmicheal
Vu. R. Benny
Milton H. Meioan
Dix
Farm Animals Experiment With Hog
A fragment describes an experimental setup with hogs and feed types. It notes pigs fed with alfalfa hay gaining more weight than those fed corn, suggesting alfalfa provides better protein. The text references months and yields but is heavily garbled.
Protect Stock From Flies A Braided Traditional Recipe
An old article outlines methods to guard cattle from flies during summer. It highlights various approaches and notes doubt about their effectiveness, presenting a US Department of Agriculture recipe using emulsified kerosene mixed in hot water for spray or dip applications on cattle.
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Department of Agriculture
Charles T Brat
United States Department of Sericultors
Dogproof Fence Fails to Stop Coyotes in Forest Range
A government forest range tested a dogproof fence for three months but found coyotes still breached it. Posts are set 16 feet apart and the fence spans seven and a half feet in length.
Daggroof Fence Details From The Community Note
A fragmented report describes a fence project with woven wire mesh about 36 inches high. The text mentions the term tanus and a group involved, with references to measurements and a fence height, though many words are garbled.
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Tanus
Lois Hike
Shade for Sheep in Pasture Fences and Shelter
Farmers advise providing shade for sheep by avoiding exposed fences and brush piles. A light barrier or shelter reduces direct sun and heat, helping animals stay cool. Woodland shade near hedgerows or hemlock clusters offers a cooler retreat.
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Burt Chen
Ram Ram a plan to examine ram cece Ina shila for ticks
The text outlines a questionable plan about examining an animal and mentions using a procedure with gallons of solution, while noting that the men feed at a standing position. The passage is unclear and contains garbled terms and possible typos.
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Canada
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England
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Stefansson
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Raul
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U. & Treasury
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Hejtig
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Red Sox
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Aishna Hern
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Sea of Maymora
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Salt Lake City
Paris
Meda Possibie
Campaign For Rural Credita
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Leacor Daad
Indineanis
James Kirby
Brotherohad of Carpenters and Joiners of America
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