Evacuation of Chihuahua City and Rebel Movements
Reports from El Paso state Chihuahua City has been abandoned by federal defenders. 3,500 Villa loyalists move toward Montezuma while Carrizal forces head south. Escuadero warns the United States against intervention. no friction between Carranza and Villa is noted.
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United States
Carranza
Villa
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua City
tajItel
Ojinaga
Texas
Chilyahua
Pahieho’ Villa
Juares
Ife
Francisca Excuadero
Carranga
Junez
Frederico Moye
Army of Investment
Juarez
Pancho Villa
Carrizal
James
Chihuahua
Montezuma
Francisco Escuadero
Huerta
Escuadero
Rufn
Mexico
Constitutionalists
Fall of Ciudad Victoria Reported as Federals Withdraw
Mexico City dispatches state Ciudad Victoria, capital of Tamaulipas, fell after General Rabugo and General Arrando telegraphed that 800 federal troops could not hold back 6,000 rebels. The government released the telegram noting lack of ammunition compelled abandonment.
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Victoria
Mexico City
Ciudad Victoria
Tamaulipas
Rabugo
General Arrand
Cerritos
Rabaxo
Destroy the City Federal Gunboats Bombard Port
Federal gunboats Tampico and Guerrero bombarded Altata in Sinaloa destroying the city. Rebels had held the town during prior bombardments and fled inland. The flotilla then sailed to Mazatlan to support a land and sea assault on the rebel fort led by Generals Rasgado and Garcia.
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Mexico City
Dee
Tampico
Guerrero
Altata
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Four Lose Lives In Rescue Attempt Aboard President
Wireless reports say two officers a passenger and a seaman died during a storm off the California coast while trying to rescue a man washed overboard from the Pacific Coast steamer President. The lost seamen were Quartermaster J Shane Jurisbeck and Hi Hansen.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
Cape Blanco
Tf Oarth Offer J. Shane
Quartermaster Jurisbeck
Hi. Hansen
No Police In Daytime Port Curzon Report
Fragmentary report notes daytime police absence in Port Curzon and actions by authorities to reduce crime during the day. Details unclear due to damaged text but references a citywide effort and ordered measures.
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Port Curzon
O. Rec
Port Clinter
Thanksgiving Union Service At Local Evangelical Church
A Thanksgiving forenoon service at the Local Evangelical Church drew a smaller crowd amid threatening weather. The program featured a congregational hymn led by J F Wonder with Edna Stroup at the organ, scripture read by Rev J W Shock, and a sermon by Rev J W Shock on Lamentations 3 39. The sermon urged gratitude and reflections on blessings, with Rev P F DeVaux reading Wilson and Cox proclamations.
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lLsted
J. F. Wonder
Edna Stroup
Wilderness
W. J. Hagerman
Methodist Church
J. W. Shock
United Brethren Church
Shock
Israel
Jeremiah
Mr. Shock
P. F. DeVaux
United Evangelical Church
Wilson
Cox
Child Injured After Wheel Passes Over Tank Area
Four year old Charles Thom son of Mr and Mrs John Thom playing near J H Blacks threshing outfit Friday fell under a wheel and was run over from hip to knee. He was unconscious badly bruised skinned on face and may have internal injuries.
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Charles Thom
John Thom
J. H. Black
Real Estate Transfers In Carey Involving Brinkerhoff Heirship
Document records James Brinkerhoff heir of Sarah Elizabeth Brinkerhoff in Carey. Granville Hunter as assignee assigns lot 9 in A J Erick Second Addition for $135 to Rank Mary Stroup to Volley A Miller lot 10 in A J Frederick First Addition for $1. Granville Hunter as assignee transfers lot 1 Orians Addition to Naomi Hunter for $1595 in Carey.
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James Brinkerhoff
Sarah Elizabeth Brinkerhoff
Granville Hunter
James A. Hunter
A. J. Ei
Erick
Carey
Rank
Mary Stroup
A. Miller
A. J. Fréderick
Naomi Hunter
Mrs Ida Newcomer Celebrates Fortieth Birthday
A Saturday gathering at the Samuel Seaman home on West Main Street honored Mrs Ida Newcomer for her fortieth birthday. Relatives and friends brought an array of foods and presented her with a handsome lavalier as a token of affection.
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Samuel Seaman
West Main Street
Ida Newcomer
Lavalier
Thanksgiving Night Paving Causes Auto Stranding on Vance Street
Thanksgiving night left Vance street in slick condition causing two autos to strand while attempting risky turns. One large touring car struck the curb in front of A. H. Kennerley’s home and the other car remained south of Dow street overnight.
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Vance Street
A. H. Kennerley
Dow Street
Appointment of Deputy State Fish and Game Warden
Deputy state game warden authorizes enforcement of bird fish and game laws. Complaints to be made at John Stoll's location, three and a half miles east of Carey. Michael Camden.
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John Stoll’s
Carey
Michael Camden
Carey Ohio Seeks Bids for Findlay Street Improvement Bonds
Seated proposals will be received at the office of the village clerk until noon on December 22, 1918 for bonds of $19 000 dated December 1 1913. The bonds bear 5 percent interest semi annually and mature various dates through October 1927 to fund improvements along Findlay Street. Bids must specify bonds bid for and include a certified check for ten percent, with conditions and rejection rights reserved by the village.
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Carey
Ohio
Findlay Street
Wyandot Street
Firdlay Street
Loren S. Stahl
Findlay Street Improvemen
al D
Notice to Paving Contractors Carey Ohio 1913
Notice invites sealed proposals for constructing pavement on Findlay Street Carey Wyandot County Ohio bids due December 15 1913. Bids must include ten percent cash deposit or certified check. plans and specs available at Village Clerk or Smith Boulay Toledo Nasby building. Council may reject bids or waive defects. signed by Village Clerk D C Angus.
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Carey
Wyandot County
Ohio
Findlay Street
Wyandot Street
Northernhio
Smith & Boulay, Co
Nasby
Toledo
D.C. Angus
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Casper Vogel
Upper
Sandusky
Lambert
Rubbe
Arch
D.C
W.E. Montague
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