Foreign war talk swirls as Mexico eyes U S intervention
Reports from Washington and Mexico City indicate rising anti American sentiment and fear of U S threats. Officials weigh possible blockades while Mexican officials say no armed intervention is planned. Tampico area sees reports of capture by Constitutionalists and foreigners flee coastal towns amid tensions.
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Great labor strike grips South Africa coast
A vast labor upheaval in South Africa spreads along the south coast. About one hundred fifty thousand East Indian workers, employed in railways mines and plantations, have left their posts. Authorities fear serious disorders as the stoppage deepens.
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Editor Named for United States Senate Alabama
Frank P. Glas, editor of the Birmingham News and president of the Montgomery Advertiser, was appointed U.S. Senator to fill the unexpired term. A Princeton alumnus born in Alabama, Glas succeeds the late Joseph F. Johnston. He is 65 years old and has long served in Alabama journalism.
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Birminghan News
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Yoathrday
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Buate
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Princeton
Slade
Ibis County
Haltoto
Montgomery
Inca
Clune
Cotton Markets Report From Local Warehouses
Cotton receipts noted at local warehouses including Lawrence and Riclok with Interurban Cotton Round. Market price for cotton stands at $14.00 per ton, with mixed bags and bale descriptions mentioned.
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Bryan
Sulzer Plans Extending War On Tammany
New York November 17 WilIam Sul zer, former governor and exile of the next assembly, plans a six week tour of Western cities to broaden his denunciation of Tammany Hall. He accuses Tammany leaders of treason and intends to press his campaign into March, 1848.
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Ag S
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Pacito
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New Orleans
Twenty Day Hiatus Averted in State Regent Decision
The Attorney General's office ruled against requiring new saloon permits and bonds to extend state authorities twenty more days. The ruling preserves existing operations as midnight Monday approached, avoiding a twenty day shutdown for the Galveston region due to contested licensing and bonds.
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Wloona
Thin Woud
Famous voice teacher Landes dies in London at 87
Xen dod Mattie cantrome Marchal, renowned vocal teacher, dies in London at age eighty seven. The world mourns the loss of a legendary figure in vocal education, whose career spanned decades and influenced generations of singers.
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Landes, Xen Dod
Mattie ‘Te Cantrome Marchal
Mexican newspaper comments on Wilson and Mexico
A Mexican paper editorializes about President Wilson and U S policy, praising Mexican dignity and independence while arguing Mexicans should avoid war with the United States. It characterizes Wilson as embattled and the Mexican people as steadfast, urging restraint in any conflict.
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Imparciatesterday
White House
Cuwantemon
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Andes
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Bronbe
Meateo
Habeas Corpus Case Aimed at Wife Communication
A Cincinnati man used a writ of habeas corpus to seek court permission to talk to his wife. The estrangement prompted the move, with his wife reportedly relocated to Histon and the petitioner stating he would be satisfied if communication could be restored to adjust their differences.
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Prichard
Agricultural Show At Courthouse Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the Agricultural Show at the courthouse with farm products and stock exhibits. Exhibits are arriving and indications point to a very fine display, inviting Bryan residents to attend in large numbers and support local farmers.
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Bel 1 Minde
Court House
Bryan
Mike
State Veterinarians Annual Session Opens College of Agriculture
The Blate Bodiety of Vetarinarians holds its annual meeting at the Atha M. Collage with Red Ate vendance, presenting a wide range of topics. A clinical section by authorities treats unusual malady cases collected from common stock. The literary program features expert knowledge. The society attends the football game this afternoon between the A and M College and the Maneltn inn.
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Colke
Eoka
M. College
New York Central President Resigns Amid Change
New York City November 1 Willast rows who held the Presidency of the New York Central system resigned today effective January 2 The unusual move comes as the railroad contemplates leadership changes and strategic realignments.
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New York
Willastrows
Reve Wectiva
New York Central System
Father and Son Killed in Alpine Shooting
Fragmented OCR report: a father and son were killed in Alpine. An unidentified teen escaped after a shooting. another son was wounded. Details are garbled with names and specifics missing. Police investigation underway.
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Alpine
Kited
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