Mob Destroys U S Consulate at Torreon in Mexico
United States consulate at Torreon is demolished by a mob of about 3000 civilians led by the city mayor and a Carranza ally. Refugees report anti American demonstrations as crowds shout Death to all the gringoes while the consulate building is torn apart.
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U. S
United States
Torreon
Mexico
Carranga
Eagle Pass
Carranza Accepts Blame for Carrizal Massacre
Washington reports General Carranza accepts full responsibility for the Carrizal massacre and ordered the action. He informs the U S state department he stands by it and that war against American forces in Mexico has begun. The note demands the immediate release of American prisoners.
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Carranza
Carrizal
State Department
United States
Mexico
Lansing
Senor Arredondo
Wilson
Senate
House
James Linn Rodgers
Arredondo
Mexican War Department
Jacinto G.trevino
Parshng
Trerino
Pershng
Chihuahua
Des
Secretary of State
Neusi
Embargo Placed on Shipments Into Mexico
Federal officials announced a blanket embargo on all shipments into Mexico from the United States. No goods including feedstuffs or rolling stock may cross the border, and customs officers along with justice and secret service officials are ordered to stop passage of any commodity southward.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Washington
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Slavs Overrun Bukowina and Verdun Front Still Active
Russian forces occupy Slekerglisne and Petrove in Buczacz area and heavy fighting persists in Volhynia near Lutsk. German and Austrian offensives along the Pripet, Styr and Meuse fronts clash with Allied artillery and counterattacks. British and Italian actions reported with aerial raids and shifting front lines across Europe.
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Buczacz
Don Cossacks
Dniester
Slekerglisne
Petrove
Volhynia
Sokul
Lutsk
Vienna
Styr
Kolki
Linevka
Stokhod
Petrograd
Pripet Marshes
Jacobstadt
Russian War Office
Fumin
Chenois
Verdun
Thiaumont
France
Belgium
Berlin
Euphrates
East Africa
Durazzo
Bukowina
Carpathian
Kimpelung
Jokobeny
Hetrometti
Wisenic
Pruth
Kolomen
Willschaft
Toulonoff
Czartorysk
Radviloff
Vladimir-Volynski
Pubno
Germany
Thisumont
Fleury
Meuse
Posina
Arstero
Adige
Hrenta
Yes He Knew Him Slightly
London Tit Bits recounts a visitor in an agricultural district learning Stonepark was a respected farmer’s father. A long tale of Stonepark’s alleged misdeeds contrasts with Hillhead’s calm revelation about lineage. The sly exchange highlights local names and wary reputations.
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Ms Farn
Stonepark
Hillhead
London
From Our New Dictionary
Cipher-Something one can always get for nothing. Ignorance-Sometimes it's bliss, and sometimes it blisters. Clove-A scent used to disguise the breath of suspicion. Egz-Something alien says simply because she can't stand it on end. Compromise-An forcement by which two parties get what they don't want.
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Indianapolls Star
The Proper Place Aviator Tale
A Scottish proverb and quotes within The Proper Place frame a young man named Tanet as an aviator. The dialogue contrasts social spaces and duty shaping fate, echoing a McKinley quote on destiny. The piece blends satire and moral reflection in brief form.
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Rough on Tompkins the Shoemaker and His Daughters
A Pittsburgh Chronicle quips about a shoemaker Tompkins who toils to educate his two daughters. He buys them a piano and they sing well but the first tune they learn, to his rueful humor, is Everybody Works but Father.
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Tompkins
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Gooseberries, Spoons Link to 180 Year Wedding Anniversary
In Fulton Missouri a wedding anniversary event featured spoons dating back 180 years and canned gooseberries 25 years old. The tale notes how spoons may have passed through generations while questioning how the gooseberries remained safe for a quarter century.
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Fulton
Idle time drags yet work speeds time on meaningful tasks
Quote recalls how time slows during rest and speeds by when engaged in worthwhile effort. The observation contrasts leisure with productive labor, highlighting focus and purpose as time’s accelerants.
Jam Debate Sparks Word Play on Bread and Trolleys
A brief quarrel over the meaning of Jam elicits a playful exchange about eating versus transit use. The quip contrasts a food context with city transit, highlighting a light local exchange.
Advise Against Quick Judgments and Embrace Earned Labor
The text urges avoiding assumptions that others are crooked as it fuels hatred. It also offers cooking tips to enhance tomato sauce with a green pepper and onion, suggests serving with omelet, and promotes the virtue of working for a living without exploiting others.
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