1600 Men Slain in Battle Near Juarez Villa Rebels Triumph
Reported from El Paso dated November 25 describes a fierce clash 20 miles below Juarez between federals under General Salazar and Villa’s rebels. Rebel casualties estimated at 600 and federal near 1,000 with Salazar surrounded and likely captured. Americans expelled from Juarez and detained near bridges.
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el Paso
Tex
Villa
Juarez
José Ynez Salazar
Saragossa
Pancho Villa
Salazar
Orozco
Juan M. Medina
Jall
National Guard Oath Required Before Indebtedness Certificate
In Colorado a new rule requires every private and officer of the National Guard to take an oath before a state auditor’s deputy in the southern coal strike area before receiving a certificate of indebtedness. Gov Ammons, Attorney General Farrar, and the Denver Clearing House Association discussed the change, which could delay payments and raise transportation costs for auditors.
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Denver
National Guard
Colorado
E. M. Ammons
Fred Farrar
Denver Clearing House Association
Military Board
Keneban Fa
Govermor
M. Lee
Willie
Dave
Denver conference on coal strike nears end
Operators and miners in Denver reported a near completion of talks aimed at ending the coal strike. The union and operators informed Governor Atorrone of an agreement to three weeks of measures to restrain Werken workers. The first conference is planned for Wednesday in private sessions at the state capital.
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Denver
Arreuuemeda
Therome
Oper Urs
Atorrone
Gilmers
Wdvernors
Tate Capital
Faint draft reveals committee chairmen on tariff policy
Fragmentary notes show discussion of committee leaders and tax policy. Names and specifics are unclear but indicate interest in influence over money matters and potential oversight by party leaders.
Unclear text from Chicago society page
Fragmentary OCR notes show a mention of Mrs Adlai Stevenson and a list of names in Chicago society society columns with scattered phrases about a fort, Pomdtent, and Ferrites. The legible items offer little coherent fact to summarize into a proper event.
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Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Forte
Eel
Unclear text fragment mentions multiple names and events
Fragmentary notice lacking coherent facts or dates. Named individuals appear without context, limiting clear summary or placement in a historical report.
Election contributions cited in early campaign report
A fragment from a 19th century election coverage notes William Pulse and Abe Bhat Melchot of New York receiving contributions. The document, described by Alvanader, references a $1,490 amount and mentions the former governor competitor.
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Albour
Ube
Abe
Moulder Shesif Luster Arresteu Forty Two
Fragmentary OCR reports an arrest involving a person named Moulder Shesif Luster. Details mention a park setting and a waterway area near Lovienine with possible cruising activity observed. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or official actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shesif Luster
Lovienine
United States Rescues Maderos as Huerta fights Vera Cruz
Refugees Evaris and Daniel Madero were taken aboard the American flagship from the consulate and escorted by U.S. officials to safety after a request for their surrender to Vera Cruz authorities was refused. Huerta declares Congress void as Mexican forces oppose U.S. landing at Vera Cruz and rail lines are targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetern
Union News Service
Verarus
Mex
Evaristo
Daniel Madero
Mexico
San Juan Aloa
Maderos
John Lind
Wilson
William W. Canada
United States
Rhode Island
William V
Canada
Eugenio Gutierrez
Gustavo Maas
Vera Cros
Washington
Huerta
Toaw Freed Then Re-arrested In New York Case
A garbled report notes an initial freeing followed by re arrest in a New York case. The text references government action and a judicial process with unclear details and names. Further context is needed to identify persons and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toaw
Adella MeAdang Pleads Guilty in Murder Charge
The court records show Adella MeAdang pleads guilty to the murder charge. The defendant faces sentencing at the upcoming date set by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeAdang Adella Kiting
Ewe Marteay
Waller Bewle
Toe Cath
Gong eeiman Critically W. tte UF Congresse
Gong eeiman remains in critical condition after a collision near the UF Congress site. Authorities say the incident occurred Tuesday in Gainesville and involved a single vehicle. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and speaking with witnesses to determine causes and potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gong Eeiman
Fragmented text from a historical page with unclear names
The readable portion shows garbled phrases and invented words about a poem and a possible letter or regard to a currency theme. Several proper names and places are incoherent, preventing a clear summary of events or identities.
Rescue Operation Details From Unclear Report
Fragmentary text describes a rescue effort possibly involving a boat or vessel, with mentions of bodies, stators, and a compass. The readable fragments do not provide clear names, places, dates, or definitive actions.
Villa flees Juarez amid fresh federal pursuit in Chihuahua
General Francisco Villa evacuates Juarez as federal forces led by General Oropeza close in. Rail lines near Rancheria are sabotaged with a reported 1,000 to 1,600 federal dead or missing, while Villa claims he captured a train and prepares to march against federal positions south of Juarez. Carranza cabinet figures in Nogales signal possible talks with Wilson envoy in Tucson. Huerta faces a near empty treasury.
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Mexico City
Congress
Wilson
Huerta
Chamber of Deputies
Troncoso
Senate
Vera Cruz
Huertaban
Gauntavo A. Mads
Pueh
Folling
Mage Wae
Paso del Made
Ile
Americade Lf
Vera Crus
Aleo
Juares
Moexico
Francisco Villa Hae
Oroged
Madero Teatenant
Neninat
Madero Administras
Orosco
Chihuahua
Madero
Orozco
el Pexo
Tex
Juarez
Rancheria
Francisco Villa
Villa
Guadalupe
el Paso
Tierra Manco
Generala Balazar
Carraveo
Rojas
Landa
Samalayuca
Mrs John Ewing Hires Wife Joins Minister in Honduras
Mrs John Ewing wife of the new American minister to Honduras has joined him at his post in Tegucigalpa Honduras. The Ewing residence will be in Tegucigalpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hires. Ewing
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Unclear text remains about Cheese Pourteen players incident
Fragmentary report mentions players and injuries with garbled phrasing. Details about locations, numbers, and outcomes are unreadable. No coherent event or names can be confirmed from the available text.
Unclear fragmentary notice from Alen area
Fragmented OCR text mentioning people and places with no clear event. Appears to reference a deed in the Alen area and a named party, but details are garbled and unreadable. No verifiable date or complete claim present.
Wood Named Regater of Land Office
Waelsinig am President Wilenw uuily Hee pominationa Mugler of the land offier Ann Denese Wea Wilh au Wood of Wyoming Chief of dpanen with rank of brigadier gua vol Brhadiey Coacsad Witla Cro tee
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Wood
Land Office
Waelsinig Am
Wilenw
Uuily
Mugler
Land Offier
Ann Denese
Wea
Wilh
Wyoming
Dpanen
Gua
Vol Brhadiey
Obituary for Calversty Died in His 69th Year
Jobo Baahwaan Clark, head of depechans of educations at Mesto, reports the death of Calversty aged 69. The notice lists a tonic cause and notes his long service and status in the community.
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Jobo Baahwaan Clark
Mesto
Calversty
Miners’ Wages Assessed by State Appointees
Three public accountants appointed by Governor Ammons report on miners’ earnings amid strikes. They find averages of 3.58 dollars per day for Vietor American Fuel miners, 4.22 dollars for Rocky Mountain Fuel, and 1.76 dollars for Colorado Fuel and Iron, with a second report showing over 44 dollars daily at five Victor American and Colorado Fuel and Iron mines. They note figures are not exact due to shift and entry work and tonnage-based pay.
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Denver
Ammons
Vietor American Fuel Company
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Victor American
Colorado Fuel & Iron Companies
Vera Scott Admits 1906 Field Murder in Chicago
In Los Angeles Vera Scott, jailed on vagrancy charges, admits she killed Mar shall Field Jr at the Everleigh Club in Chicago on November 2 1905 after drinking wine. She says she was wife of Lloyd D Scott of Kansas City and that she was lured by a New York brewer George Ebret.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Marshall Field, Jr
Everleigh Club
Chicago
Vera Scott
Lloyd D. Scott
Kansas City
Los Angeles City
Wield
George Ebret
New York
Annex Grill
Wilson Would End Strike In Colorado Coal War
Secretary of Labor William L. Wilson arrived in Denver as President Wilson’s representative to mediate the Colorado coal strike. Governor Ammons and the secretary planned a conference with operators and striking miners after meeting Friday night to seek an adjustment and halt the industrial conflict.
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Denver
Colorado
Tate
Wiliam L. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Ammons
Seere Tary
Five Face Priest Assault Charges in Oak Creek
Oak Creek Nov 22 Attorney W Methlelland secured warrants charging five Oak Creek strike leaders with conspiracy in connection with an assault on Rev. Faber Myers of the Catholic church by Mike Pilcher. Defendants include Joel Sullivan secretary of the Oak Creek United Mine Workers local K K Klemens organizer and Pete Miller delegate. warrants for Frand Garnler and Dr O A Yankey were not served as they were in Denver.
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Oak Creek
Cole
Clarriet
W . Methlelland
Securmg
Parlaard Jockroy Dies at 75, Knoeo Prengh Figurehead
Obituary notes the death of Parlaard Jockroy a renowned Knoeo Prengh plateeman and writer known as God of heart Tallure passing at age 75. Noted his influence in regional arts and literature and his long career shaping the Knoeo Prengh scene.
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Parlaard Jockroy
Coal Prices Drop in Denver After Sharp Reduction
A Denver market report notes coal prices fell significantly on Friday with charges down from 25 to 6 cents per tow. The sharp cut reflects a broader price adjustment in the area and impacts local buyers and sellers.
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Denver
Warships Engage In Southern Waters Amid Queen's Visit
In a distant theater, U S warships maneuver near a royal vessel as Queen Marghes completes a ceremonial voyage. Reports describe tense naval activity and diplomatic ceremony amid ongoing tensions in the region.
Durcie Jeunes Morea Found Guilty in District Court
In a district court verdict, Durcie Jeunes Morea was found guilty of murder in the death of Late Deve a Yo sheam. The jury delivered a verdict after a trial lasting from twelve to twelve years of plea and finality, led by Judge Bearey. Police chief Kite Four in Utah.
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Jeunes Morea
Jucan Bearey
Tiescam Kite
Utan
Bak Luke
Pollew Great Ol
Huerta Hosts American Charge at Chapultepec Toast
President Huerta publicly toasted Nelson O Shaughnessey the American charge d affaires at Chapultepec palace while Mexican and foreign powers mobilize in the region. Foreign ships from Britain, Germany, France and Japan converge on Mexican waters as officials weigh U S responses and Carranza's rift with Hale deepens.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Nelson O' Shaughnessey
Chapultepec Palace
Mra
Obbaughnessey
Chapultepec
Huyerts
Congress
Japan
Nesr
Mexico
Wilson
Nelson O'Shourhnessey
Washington
Wall
Napoleon
Carranza
William Bayard Hale
Nogeles
Hermosillo
Hale
Tweeon
Ariz
Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale Expands Across Regions
The American Red Cross Society launches the annual Christmas seal sale in Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico this week. Each one cent sticker, mailed with envelopes and packages, funds tuberculosis prevention and control efforts. The campaign keeps the society visible with the slogan leer one on every package.
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Denver
Red Cross
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
American Red Cross Society
Red Cross Society
Tebereu
Fined for Cutting Timber on National Property
Secretary Lane announces a $1000 fine and costs for Dr. Getebell of Sundane Wyoming and accomplices who chopped down fir timber on national property to make railroad ties. Getebell pleaded guilty along with several others. The Interior Department stresses strict enforcement of public land laws.
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Washington
Lane
Interior Department
Getebell
Sundane
Wyo
Costes
Gorthals Silent on City Job Offer
Colonel Jorge W. Gothale chief engineer of the Panama Canal declined to discuss a Dayton Ohio offer for him to become city manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorthals
Paname
Jorge W. Gothale
Panama Canal
Dayton
Ohio
Greeley Teachers College probe faces delay
Readable fragments claim officials seek a speedy close to the Brete Teachers College investigation. The text mentions admin action by President and a group’s stance, but details and names are unclear due to damaged wording.
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Ureeley
Kivery
la Greeley
Brete Teachers College
Colorado Men Named Consula Workington Quest for Consent
Two Colorade men named Consula Workington seek the president to endorse the appointment of VC Cornelia Torrte of Colorado and of Charlie A Holder of Colorado to the consent Cologne. Jewis Schawk was suggested as postmaster at Kawilas Wye.
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Consula Workington
Lew Cent
Corneliae Torrte
Colorado
Pot Anton
Jamaica
Charlie
Alee
Cologne
Senne
Jewis Schawk
Kawilas Wye
Arrival and payment to the President of the republic
Vel arrived at the location and paid a Viest to the President of the republic, Baron Barres Luse.
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Vel
Republic
Baron Barres Luse
Professor Hansen and the Quest for Hardy Alfalfa
Professor Hansen traveling from Ames and under Secretary Wilson's guidance sought drought and cold resistant alfalfa of commercial value. He crossed Europe and Asia to locate the hardiest stock, gathered seeds on a 1300 mile caravan trek, then pushed to Omsk to return with a supply for the United States.
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Persia
United States
Greece
Italy
Spain
South America
Asia
Stanses
Middle West
St. Paul
Omsk
Profit in Dry Farm Dairy
A farming column urges aggressive dairy cow farming to convert farm waste feeds into milk. It stresses cows’ year round work, the need to secure cows, and the dairy industry’s potential in markets with available feed, marketing facilities, and growing demand.
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Ty G Lo Martin
Feeding fruit to horses in ancient and modern feedings
Fragmentary note describes various historical feeds for horses including figs in Smyrna, sugar cane in the West Indies, currants for Egyptian mares, and apples and peaches as critical nourishment across Canada and other regions, highlighting endurance and speed outcomes.
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Smyrna
West Indies
Egypt
Canada
Pasture Management Changes Urged for Better Sheep Grazing
The article argues for changes to pasture use and weed control to improve grazing efficiency. It notes that low ground favors sheep and that reducing feed lot dependence could lead to a healthier pasture with fewer weeds and better overall conditions.
Machinery and Poultry Farm Plans Revealed
A garbled OCR note describes scaleable equipment for a farm including power options and cultivation efforts. It references converting gate space and labor considerations, noting that horse power may be cheaper than man power.
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Maingle Leviog
Pape's Diapepain Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepain as a fast remedy for indigestion gas and stomach upset. It claims relief within five minutes and promotes regaining comfort after consuming troublesome foods. The copy encourages buying a fifty cent package from any store.
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Pape
Billy's spree rumor linked to a lark outing
A brief local note suggests Billy’s wild antics were sparked by a robin’s band or a lark outing among friends, hinting at a schoolroom mischief tale without explicit details.
Castoria Promoted as Safe Remedy for Infants and Children
An advertisement touts Castoria as a safe and sure remedy for infants and children. It features a claim of an official signature and urges parents to trust the product for child ailments. The text also includes a quoted line about poets, reflecting a stray rider within the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pletcher’s
Castoria
Angry ejected man reverses ordinary rules
A fragmented line shows an irate man expelled reverses norms, and another quip notes he is full of ore after being pot out. The text resembles a social faux pas or humorous exchange from a period-styled column.
Hia Proposition Goes Awry In Bizarre Fare Quarrel
A drunken passenger rode a taxi for about an hour before quarreling with the chauffeur over the fare. The man offered ten dollars and a few cents, then suggested the driver reverse to reach thirty cents, leaving the dispute unresolved.
Roosevelt Reflects on Elusive Battle Portrait
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt was shown a picture depicting him in Cuban battle action. The image had him waving a sword on horseback. He questioned the depiction noting he never carried a sword nor rode a horse, yet said the rest looked right.
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Roosevelt
Cuba
New School of Painting Ends In Lunatic Asylum
A painter of the impressionist school is confined in a lunatic asylum. He tells visitors that his latest masterpiece depicts the passage of the Jews through the bed. When asked for the seat, he says it has been driven back and the Jews and Egyptians will be here directly, a simple, suggestive work.
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EET
Beck Settlement
Covadoc Coal
Fankheld
Moe
Ole Rmity
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Teer Desh
Liege
Calin
Tiewin
Kelty
Erbe
le Wiciton
Piet
Arar
Pullin
Mingrs
Sir Ernest H. Shackleton
Ernest H. Shackleton
U, S
U. S
Governoe
Gerate Bendewe
Actou
General Orozco
Union News Fervice
Magdalena
Sonora
Enaelo Homilas
Francisco Escudera
Nogales
Tucson
John Ewing
Bes Moines
Lee Moines
Wan Choeed
Laws Supreme Court
Feotball
Staan
Atacdag
Coniaitios
Mac
Lenver Atroken
Wien FF Tretyn
Foreaian
Tra & Cotapeor
Bosten Ev Cater Oise
William G. Wilson
Secretary of Labor
U. & Secretary of Labor
Ener Queen
Marghes
Uunlty
O'Shaughnessy
U.S
Mexican Congress
Western Newspaper
Union Nowe Service
Red Cross Christmas
A. G
Greeley Taspayers
Prof
Hansen and
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Northwest
Billy
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