Budget Measures To Be Considered By The House
Congress begins a new session with currency debates in the Senate and a focus on $1 billion in annual appropriation bills. Key items include military and naval funding, pensions, public works, and the extension of naval facilities, with notes on figures for legislative, executive, judicial, and miscellaneous expenditures.
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Priion News Service
Washington
Congress
Barton
Ohio
House
Keating and
Taylor
Colorado
Seldomridge
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Naval Establishment
Navy Department
Daniela
Pearl Harbor
Haawaii
Naval Proving Ground
Wow Sea
Zelaya Habeas Corpus Case Delayed In New York
Proceedings on General Santos Zelaya, ex president of Nicaragua, detained under habeas corpus ad litem, adjourned in New York. Arguments focus on legality of detention and charges described as munter and other crimes.
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New York
General Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
Munter
Indictment of Mine Leaders in Pueblo Case
Twenty five indictments against national and state officers of the United Mine Workers were returned by the Peders Grane jury in Pueblo. Names include John P. White Frank J. Hayes Witla Grown and John H Laweum with charges of conspiracy. Several officials from various branches were named, including Edgar Wallace and Charles Botley, with headquarters and roles noted.
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Pueblo
National
Elate
United Mine Worker of Asseries
Peders Grane
John P. White
Internatives
Frank J. Hayes
Internations View
Sod Witla Grown
Intereetional Trae Wren
Pestrulnt
Rade Joho Hh
Laweum
Metional Organtent
End International Board
Meteber Frau
Jietriet
Charg Omhe
Walser
Te Trindad
Kent Umlen
Wittale
Sovcutary
Ure Inline Sarker
Wyeewheeeth
Cheyeour
Charles Botley
White Elvery Act and County Records in Illinois
Fragmentary OCR reads like a note on the white elvery act and county changes in Indiana or Illinois. It mentions Cheyenne Rey Montgomery and Cullety with ambiguous references to a Vulted Ainee Vout.
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Cheyenne
Rey Montgomery
Cullety
Ate
Ap Indiete
Chesenne Wedding Notice in Local Ledger
A fragmented marriage notice reads that Henri Sukh and Clea were joined in marriage on a date noted as May, with a wedding already planned and advised by Judge Wi. Further details are unclear due to the damaged source text.
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Henri Sukh
Meeever
Abe Foe
Wealth From Marble Men Begin Modern Quarry in Colorado
In Salida Colorado near Longfellow Gulch five miles east of the city a marble quarry project is under way financed by Eastern capitalists forming the Salida Marble Company. Engineers and workers have developed the deposits with plans to invest 74 000 in property and plant and ship marble to Chicago for interior finishing. The white stone with purple veins comes in five shades and shows a crushing strength of 26835 psi, about 1000 psi above the usual marble strength.
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Salida
Colo
Longfellow Gulch
Chicago
Salida Marble Company
Burleson Seeks Record Federal Appropriations
Washington reports four federal departments have asked Congress for large funding, with Postmaster General Burleson seeking 306 million for the postal service, Secretary Houston proposing 25 million for agricultural work, War Secretary Garrison requesting 100 million for the military, and others outlining total unit needs for the next fiscal year. The requests would mark historic highs and include military and naval equipment and ships.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Genera Burleson
Postal Service
Houston
Garrison
Deniels Doe
Bows
Nak Congress
Red Cross Christmas Seals Sale Opens Town by Town
The annual Red Cross Christmas Seals sale, directed by the American Red Cross Society, will start in towns across Wyoming and surrounding areas during the Christmas season. Each one cent seal is affixed to a package envelope and funds the Red Cross work in tubercular prevention and relief.
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Red Cross
Vlorade
Wyoming
New Moston
Red Cros Beciety
Chuan
Logan
Untitled fragmentary naval dispatch hints at battle events
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a naval battle and strategic actions in the Gulf region. Names and places are unclear, but references suggest Admirals, ships, and wartime deployment with disputed claims and consequences for control and resources.
Unclear Source Event at Wharf Incomplete Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a launch being compelled from a wharf and a vessel named Meamer impacted by a day oneee Onebip Saeko. Details are unreadable and entities are inconsistent.
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Verity Binese
Regions Bank Locations Planned in Weehinaten Area
A new banking presence is planned by a coalition including Beewine and Walter to establish Regions Bank branches in the Weehinaten Lewethw district. Local authorities and Huportance officials press for timely opening.
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Conede” Regions Bank
Blood and vengeance mark Victoria capture in Tamaulipas
The constitutionalists executed federal officers after Victoria fell to rebels on November 10. A young cousin of Enrique Caballero, a Carranza lieutenant, was shot at a firing squad before his mother. Rebels halted Navarrete’s relief effort. details reach Mexico City as Rabago evacuates toward the southwest. Villa returns to Juarez with 6,000 troops. loot plans are thwarted by U.S. protection and local orders.
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Mexico City
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Enrique Caballero
Venstiano Carranza
Rubio Navarrete
Navarrete
Rabago
Villa
Juarez
el Paso
Tex
Juares
Pancho Villa
United States
Thomas A. Edwards
Pancho Villas
Military Commission Formed for Zone Court Proceedings
Trinidad reports the governor and attorney general authorize a military commission. Adjutant General Chase announces the panel will try cases the military authorities will handle, with Cols Castile and Ling enfelter, Verdeckberg, Majs James and Reeves, Capt Marshall, Lieut Spangler, and Col. Lloughton leading the court with Maj Townsend and Cap Sisith as assistants.
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Trinidad
An Mons
Chase
Bouck
A. Castile
Pueblo
Edward Verdeckberg
C. A. Lingenfelter
Denver
A. Il
Will James
A. F. Reeves
Montrone
Ald. Marshall
W. A. Spangler
Judea
Maj
K. J.lloughton
C. C. Townsend
Crealey
Cap
Edwin A. Sisith
United States vs Montgomery on ethics violations in white slave act
The U S case against Roy Montgomery mayor of Gillette wrapped in a Saturday session. The defense offered evidence while Montgomery faced two denials and questioned witnesses in a routine trial development.
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Cheyenne
United States
Roy Montgomery
Gillette
Montgomery
Coast Line President Dead Wilmington NY
Coast Line president dies in Wilmington New York, marking the end of an era for the Atlantic Coast Line. The executive, briefly identified in local notices, is remembered for leadership and expansion during his tenure.
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Coast Line
Wilmington
TMM
Emer
Atlantic Coast Line
Panama Celebrates Independence Centenary Milestone
Panama marks the ninety second anniversary of independence from Spain and eyes the opening of the canal. The nation hails rising prosperity as it looks toward future growth and development.
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Panama
Paname
Spain
Hansen Found Guilty Under Interstate Commerce Law
Hansen was found guilty of sending an objectionable book by express, violating the interstate commerce law. The case centers on the delivery of prohibited material through interstate channels.
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Thivage
Towan
Bar Aduabt Manoh
Express la Viale
Music Publishers Plan Tenet
New York publishers move to control publication sale and sale of sheet music and related items in the United States, aiming to organize the market and regulate distribution and copyright handling. The proposal seeks to formalize published music rights and curb unauthorized reprints.
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New York
Cogtine and
Olberelee
United States
Local election results remain unclear amid garbled text
The fragmentary scrape suggests confusion about a Sunday vote and potential timing around midnight. It mentions fears and a strained line between two sides, but details and entities are unreadable in the OCR.
Food prices rise in 40 cities with only three declines
Washington reports that retail prices of principal food items in forty cities rose during the year with twelve of fifteen articles advancing while only three declined. Bureau of Labor Statistics data show August 14 peaks over the past twenty three years and higher than 1890 and 1902 baselines.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congress Moves From Special to Regular Session Amid Turbulent Times
Washington reports Congress transitions from special to regular session with limited relief and heavy anticipated labor ahead. Indianapolis mayor Samuel Lewis Shank resigns under impeachment threat after city turmoil, Harry St. Wallace becomes acting mayor. Dr. Harvey Wiley, health official, notes changes in federal appointees and state commissions awaiting confirmation.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolie
Samuel Lewis Shank
Committee of Business
Harry St. Wallace
Wayers
Auto backs up and kills owner in Deadwood repair
A vehicle backed up and fatally struck a man while he worked on a meter mobile in Deadwood. The owner, described by officials as Tom Marshall, was repairing the device when the incident occurred. Police are investigating the circumstances.
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Deadwood
keTom Marshall
Witeboreen
Roosevelt Gaile and party depart for Valparaiso Chile
A confusing note reports Theodore Roosevelt and Misa Margaret Moose vel along with Julines Chike-Mrm and W Balen Housevelt traveling via Panama on a return trip. Colonel Housevelt heads toward Valparaiso as part of a southern Chile mission.
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Julines Chike
Theodore Finosevelt
Misa Margaret Moosevel
W. Balen Housevelt
Panama
Housevelt
Valparaiso
Chile
Fragmentary Note Reflects Incomplete Band Message
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a band or group message with unclear wording and names obscured. The readable portion mentions a person and a plan but lacks concrete details or context.
Postal Reforms Proposed by Senator Juckiood and Representative Moon
Lawmakers propose postal reforms including money orders payable at the Wopoet office. Senator Juckiood and Representative Moon lead the postal committee chair.
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Juckiood
Representative Moon
Congressional
Estate value dispute over Jaga Josey Waleet shows courts
Chicege An Inventory places the value of the estate of the late Jaga Josey Waleet president of the Goes Petting Press Company at 1 151 577 dollars and was sent to the probate court there.
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Chicege
Jaga Josey Waleet
Goes Petting Press Company
Money Problem Vexes Attitude of United States
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports that Huerta’s government faces a critical moment as Constitutionalist advances threaten northern areas and Za Patinas operate south. Foreign capital deters for fear of exorbitant profits amid Mexico’s national crisis. Mexico City isolating from the north. mail and telegraph fail south past Monterey. Foreigners flee toward the U S border. Modeno’s Vera Cruz trip to see Lind draws State Department interest.
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Washington
Chihushum
Zapatintas
Huerta
Mexico City
Mexico
State Department
Monterey
Saltillo
Senor Modeno
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Mexico City Reinstates Diaz Amid Huerta Power Play
In Mexico City Huerta recalls Porfirio Diaz and reinstates the Porfirio Maz general division. The 87 year old ex-president consented to return only to save Mexico from foreign invasion. Diaz remains in exile at Parla and did not set a departure date as ammunition grows scarce in Huerta controlled areas.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Porfirio Diaz
Porfirio Maz
Diaz
Parla
Mexico
Huerta Sovernment
Militia payroll process for Denver coal strike relief
Denver officials rush to pay National Guard members on duty as the governor and state officers certify and voucher 1650 plus certificates totaling about 50 000 dollars. Vouchers advance to a national bank in Trinidad through the Denver clearing house.
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Denver
Ammons
National Guard
Neas
Ammona
Farrar
Claude Fairchild
Military Board
Kenehan
Banc Im
Trinidad
Denver Clearing House Association
Keeehan
Militi
Senate confirms Makham for Hawaii governor
The Senate confirmed the nomination of L. B Mak ham of Massachusetts to be governor of Hawaii by a 24 to 4 vote. The appointment of Henry M. Pipdell, the Peoria publisher, was not acted on.
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Washington
Senate
L. B Makham
Massachusetts
K Hawali
Thea Tment
Henry M. Pipdell
Peoria
Waa
Chilean to Fly Over Andes Plan
Preparations underway for a daring aviation feat over the Andes reaching about 30 feet in altitude. The Chilean aviators, led by Be Hor Logueros, work on necessary routes and gear for the crossing.
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Andes
Santiago
Chile
Be Hor Logueros
Holiness Delegates Attend Central Western Church Assembly
Delegates from central and western states gather for the Church of God holiness conference. The meeting focuses on church unity, doctrine, and outreach as representatives discuss plans and resolutions.
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Holiness
Haldane Praises Visit Pleases White House Officials
White House officials privately expressed appreciation for Viscount Haldane, lord high chancellor of Great Britain, whose praise of President Wilcox’s interpretation of the Monroe doctrine drew favorable reaction from the administration.
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Haldane
White House
Weahington
Viscount Habdane
Wilcoo
Keabe Trial Opens Amid Unclear Proceedings
Fragmentary notes describe the Keabe trial at Indianapella with Shelly leading proceedings and references to Oleh et De and Dr below B Keabe, suggesting an opening stage and unclear sequence of events.
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Keabe
Indianapella
Shelly Vile
Crake
B. Keabe
Bandit to Mine Shoots Two More
A bandit shoots two more victims during a mine incident as deputies close in. Wapla lopes Seiten gate pursued by Wheebe and a posse of deputy sheriffs in the Utub Apex wiles.
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Bandit
Utub
Strawberries Price Listing and Handling Note
Strawberries priced at 5 comte per quart compact of Plast Cy. Fle-Phe shipped berries described as ripe and ready for market. The farm reports 16 conte per quart and notes berry quality for briege.
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Briege
Wyoming News Beat: Deaths, Elections and Projects
Wyoming community notes include deaths Mary D Gallagher in Casper and Valentine Pfister in Casper, and reports on a state teachers convention at Jugwater. Items cover armory cornerstone plans at New Castle, a lighting plant in Casper, and a new hospital inspection in Chapel.
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Camtag
Wyoming Conator Ld Dee
State Teachers Convention
Jugwater
Valentine Pfister
Luak
Casper
Lander
Mary D. Gallagher
Buffalo
Wyoming Mieciie Company
Carey Will Apeak
New Scastle
Reading Recovery After Illness Text
A reader describes a difficult period and credits a recovery program. The note thanks a doctor and mentions liquid medicines and a Perant product. The fragment references a pharmacist and an almanac promotion.
Porter’s Busy Night At The Grand Hotel
A new hotel porter named Jim fulfills duties while the night clerk checks calls. He reveals he has seventeen rooms called but has not started on four more, highlighting a busy assignment on the third floor. An advertisement for Remington typewriters offers models with pricing and payment options.
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Jim
Notonal Food Magazine
Britain to expand navy with staggered ship builds
The navy of Great Britain will grow over the next eighteen months. A torpedo-boat destroyer is planned weekly for nine months, a light cruiser every thirty days for twelve months, and a superdreadnaught of the latest type every forty-five days for eighteen months.
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Britain
Great Britain
Entitled to Consideration in Heaven
A Detroit Free Press quip notes a man claiming heaven on merit but conceding a quirky reason. He says he deserves it and is obliged to live next to a trombone player for three years.
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Detroit Free Press
Good Roads Obstacle Mentions Irrigation Acrefoot Fact
A historical clipping cites a Washington Star exchange about roads and mentions the irrigation term acrefoot defined as 43.260 cubic feet needed to cover an acre in a wash day. It notes age-related illness days lost, with a man between twenty and fifty losing about 6 to 20 days annually.
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Washington Star
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