MEXICO SITUATION AS FRENCH DELAY ELECTION RETURNS
In U S reports the November election results show Democrats scoring wins in Maryland New Jersey and Massachusetts. French foreign office asked about mediation with the United States and Mexico and indicated it would act only after U S guidance. Secretary Bryan declined to discuss Mexico City developments.
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Paris
United States
Mexico
Kraich
Meuive
Rashington
Washington
State Department
France
Bryan Flaily
Mexico City
Muerta Hue
Meade Barr Again Taken to Dallas for Grand Jury
Meade Barr the confessed slayer of Florence Brown was again brought to Dallas from Waxahachie jail this afternoon for further examination before the grand jury.
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Meade Barr
Dallas
Associated Feress
Florence Brown
Waxfahackle
Grand
Road Work Postponed By Rains Asmuelath Prva Report
State road work events delayed by heavy rains according to Asmuelath Prva. Gov Colquitt had proclaimed a road project named Road Roads Pay, but weather conditions have caused a general postponement across counties.
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Asmuelath
Living costs outpace wages in Kansas City district
A labor department summary reports living costs rising 59 percent in ten years while wages grew 26 percent in the Kansas City district. George Trayer, agent, disclosed the disparity highlighting mounting living expense pressures on workers.
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Kansas City
Wapes
George Trayer
Department of Labor
Bavarian King Deposed After Twenty Seven Years on Throne
Munich reports Prince Regent Ludwig deposed the insane King Od who had occupied the Bavarian throne for twenty seven years without awareness of his position. The action was taken today under royal authority in Bavaria.
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Associated Press
Munich
Bavaria
Ludwig
Roosevelt Given Military Reception
An article notes a formal military reception for Roosevelt, mentioning a grand foyer and arrival details. The piece references attendees and ceremonial elements while describing the dignitary’s entry and welcome.
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OO. Roosevelt
Bloody fight in Indianapolis strike turns deadly
Indianapolis and surrounding areas brace for a strike after a violent clash last Friday. One strike breaker was seriously injured as missiles rained from building roofs while several others and policemen suffered injuries. Thomas Carou, union leader, died today after Monday’s shooting at the car barn, bringing the death toll to four. Charles Fisher, a strikebreaker, was arrested for murder. Local figures, including Miss Mattie Joney and Miss Elin Mae McCallum, returned from visits as the city sought peace talks.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Proneea
Associated Pres
Ingianapella
Thomas Car ‘Ou
Car Barna
Charles Fisher
Mattie Joney
Hempstead
Tabor
Elin Mae McCallum
Port Arthur saloonist smashes windows after AG ruling
Port Arthur reports a saloonkeeper, infuriated by an attorney general ruling on obstructions, smashed every window in his establishment to restore a clear view of the bar named Klondike. He paid for protection measures against burglars and faced removal of obstructions deemed needed for sightlines.
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Wax
Port Arthur
Endorsement Report Hidden in Election Returns
A dispatch from Washington notes President Bryant commented on Saturday's election results, suggesting they reflect public endorsement of Wilson’s policies. No official White House statement was issued, but he reportedly expressed satisfaction with the outcome and its implications for governance.
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Washington
Bryan
Yeday
Sewuerday
Wilsen
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