US to block Mexican ports as Huerta builds new congress
Western Newspaper Union report from Mexico City Nov 18 says Wilson plans a blockade of Mexican ports and may allow the Huerta regime to continue in power while awaiting Washington guidance. Huerta’s new congress reaches a quorum and hints at possible US intervention, with Carranza talks in Nogales reaching a critical phase. Texas officials vow readiness to defend citizens if Mexico provokes further trouble.
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Mexico City
United States
Wileun
de Huerta
Washington
Admiral von Hintesz
Huerta
Guetta
National Palace
Chamber of Deputies
Benate
U. 6 Geleves
Huertacoon
Daniels on Way West to Speak at Civic Events
Secretary Daniels departed for Kansas City to address the Commercial Club and discuss The Influence of Jefferson in West development. He will later speak in Lincoln on current administration policies and naval modernizations.
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Secretary of Navy
Omaha
Lincoln
Washington
Daniele
Kansan City
Commercial Club
Jefferson
Uy Weet
Court orders auditor to issue certificates of indebtedness
The court yesterday heard a mandamus suit brought against State Auditor Handy Kenehan to compel him to issue certificates of indebtedness for the payrooms of the bankruptcies and purchase of military supplies to the Southern coal strike district. A decision is expected today by state officials.
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Denver
Soprom
Handy Kenehan
Tate
Wood Named Register of Land Office in Washington
President Wiles announced nominations for the land office post. William J Weed of Wyoming was named Chief of Ordnance with rank of brigadier general, and Brigadier General William C roaler appears in the notice.
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Wood
Register of Land Office
Washingtton
Wiles
Thes
Witice
Sun Lea
Wro
Wiliam J Weed
Wyoming
William (Roaler
Americans Report Exodus from Mexico Veraros
Eight American families arrived from Meronty and reported a general cautious mood amid reports of border activity. Local officials urged calm as evacuees settled in nearby shelters and began rehousing steps with aid agencies.
Unclear historic note on local council influence
Fragmentary text references Auk Wilson and Fairhaven council matters. Mentions a request to Prealdvat Wiheon and mentions Devlin and Hegeier Wabefickt in relation to a wander or event. Text is garbled with no clear outcome or dates.
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Auk Wilson
New
Blazen Coun
Fairhaven
Thrush
Devlin
Prealdvat Wiheon
Cove Shrew
Hegeier
Bencine
Teweee With Gallet Be Bow Erck Bnd Tetudier
Incomplete readable fragment mentions Mie Mynly Kopbert and a domestic or parliamentary context. No clear event, date, or organization could be confirmed for a full summary.
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Kopbert
Mineral outputSoars as 1912 U S production tops 2.24 billion
The United States mineral production for 1912 set records with a total value of 2 243 090 226, surpassing 1907 by over 170 million and rising 16 40 percent from 1911. Iron coal fuels and non metals all show gains while gold falls slightly.
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Newenaper Union News Berries
Washington
United States
W. T. Thom
United States Geological Survey
Aliver
Ted
Gates Divides His Wealth After Death in Wyoming
Charles Cates who died at Cody Wyoming left an estate reportedly ranging from 1 million to 5 million dollars. He divided the fortune equally between his mother and wife. Specific bequests include 400000 dollars and two large amounts of 100000 dollars to Charles Keckwell Haber and Tenera Angell. Perennial assets including valuable properties are split between his mother and widow.
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New York
Charles Cates
Cody
Wyo
Tietes Keckwell Haber
Charles, I
Mra
Gates
Aut Tenera & Angell
Youreelf
Alen Bieter
Denver Stores Offer Patient Aid After Court Decision
Denver retailers respond to a Supreme Court ruling on certificates of patent assignation. Five downtown outlets voluntary staff actions aim to aid patients seeking tax relief and consumer protections in the wake of the ruling.
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Denver
Freight rate dispute halts 2254 ton shipment
A telegraphic dispatch reports a dramatic pause in a 2254 ton freight movement from New York to California as a commission delays the chain of command. Authorities in Commeleston classify the hold as Peavtia llr, prompting further inquiry.
Hoegtheepele Willan W Smith Dies at 45
Hoegtheepele Willan W Smith, who built a fortune in timber and real estate, died at home at 45. The obituary notes his early success and local standing in the community. He leaves a widow and two children. Services are pending in the city.
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Willan W Smith
Lecikmer
Beng
Apeet Moet
Ghitn
Bie
Preliminary heating Thaw Plans Triggered in New York State
Fragmentary notice describes state action on heating preparations for thaw period. Mentions officials and meetings related to energy policy and court matters. Dense OCR errors obscure specifics but indicate statewide coordination on winter heat measures.
Famine in Cleveland as Lakes Storm Ravages Great Lakes
Reports from Upton News Service detail a powerful November gale and snowstorm across Lakes Superior Huron and Erie. A 300 foot steel vessel overturned with crew saved or lost, inflicting millions in property damage and a food relief crisis in Cleveland where five people died.
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Chicago
Lakes Superior
Huron
Erie
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Huron
St Joseph
Wexford
London
Buffalo
N.Y
Kettle Point
Port Huron
Mich
Sarnia
Regina
Highway Club Formed for National Park Trail Network
A new Gulf National Parks Highway Association began in Colorado with 156 delegates from Memphis Texas to Billings Montana. Fred G Walden of Denver was elected president. H C Benham of the Denver National Parke Trail Association became first vice president. Charles J Crockett of Creeley named second vice president. W S Gurney of Billings third vice president and Ralph P Benedict of Denver secretary treasurer.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Gulf National Parka Highway Association
Memphis
Tex
Billings
Mont
Fred G. Walden
H. C. Benham
Denver Nathonal Parke Trail Association
Charles J. Crockett
Creeley
W. 8. Gurnney
Ralph P Benedict
Mitchell presents AFL resolutions on Michigan copper strike
Acting AFL president John Mitchell introduces a resolution urging a congressional investigation into the Michigan copper miners strike and the coalitions surrounding it. He also offers a second resolution endorsing the Colorado coal strike.
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Seattle
Wash
John Mitchell
Mising Department
Federation
American Federation of Labor
Michigan
New York Woman Withdraws Suit Over Damages Claim
Mrs Joseph A Miake through counsel withdraws her suit against Mrs Clarence MacKay for 1 9 million dollars alleging alienation of affection. The case involves a prominent surgeon and a high profile duel of families in New York.
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New York
Joseph A Miake
Clarence
Mactay
Bir Hiake
Chicago Man Henry Spencer Convicted in Murder Case
Henry Spencer confessed killer of Mildred All Hew root a dancing teacher was found guilty of murder by a Wheal county jury. The death penalty was fixed by the jury.
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Chicago
Henry Spencer
Mildred All Hewroot
Wheal
Sehor
Obituary Notice: Kacioe dies at age 9 founder of company
Kacioe Wie Stephen Mull aged 9 was one of the founders of the Cove Threshing Machine Company and died here.
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Kacioe
Stephen Mull
Shield of Colerade to be placed near Washington Monument
After a long delay Colerade Shield will be braced beside the Washington Monument in memory of a former president. The unveiling date will be set by Senator Bhafrath of Colorade as a handsome Vearedy yale marble block from the Seoprie national forest is prepared.
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Colerade
Washington
Washington Monument
Bhafrath
Colorado
Wyoming surveyor leads to early national aviation links
Fragmentary text mentions Oscher Wyoming Surveyor Cheyenmetharos Decker and Sheridan figures praised by President McKinley, hinting at early aviation or survey connections. Names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Oscher
Wyoming
Cheyenmetharos
Decker
Lewoorst
Sheridan
Heneen
McKinley
Conference of meat and tree propection officials
The record shows a meeting of officials discussing food safety and tree protection. It notes the involvement of local authorities and mentions agenda items related to standards, enforcement, and collaboration with neighboring regions.
Huerta Plea for Time as Officials Seek Negotiations Restart
Mexican president's family and counsellors press for reopening talks and concessions. Manuel Aldape appeals to Nelson OShaughnessy to urge delay of U S action while Huerta officials contact Lind at Vera Cruz. Washington wary but open to presenting Huerta’s case and postponing embargo measures.
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Union News Service
Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Manuel Garea Aldape
Nelson Oshang
Lind
Vera Cruz
Senor Aldape
Vera Crux
O'Shaughnessy
Wilson
Congress
Moet
Friencia
Washington
Sign 12 Year Abor Contract in Indianapolis Tramway War
The Indianapolis Columbus and Southern Traction Company and its employees signed a twelve year labor pact in Indianapolis. Governor Ralston joined the agreement as part of the signing, amid ongoing disputes with Terre Haute Indianapolis Eastern Traction Company over union recognition and unresolved issues to be reviewed by the Publicities Commission.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Ralston
Terre Haute
Indianapolia @ Eastern Traction Company
Ite
Publicities Commission of
Tudlage
Japanese officer named military attaché at Washington embassy
Bent to U 6 Tokyo Ldentes Colonel Mato Itami of the Japanese army was appointed military attache of the Japanese embassy at Washington.
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Dap
Bent
U 6
Tokyo
Mato Itami
Japa
Washington
Resignation of Interior Minister Huerta Amid Mexico Crisis
President Bhatt requests Huerta Oaste to resign as Mexico City interior minister Manuel Cora Aldapu announces the move. In Mesa fourtees miles from Phowals, Anna Henry Peterson is shot during an ambush while attempting to arrest two theft suspects. Arizona National Guard deployed to pursue Peterson's alleged slayers as they flee toward Puebla. several wounded, including Studieh Hamilton, age unknown, reported in critical condition.
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Anna Henry Peterson
Mesa
Arizona National Guard
Peterson
Prisoner Kawlion Wyo Jenkigs Confesses In Court Dying Words
The convicted killer Kawlion Wyo Jenkigs was executed at the state penitentiary. His final statement claims innocence in his wife’s murder and denies knowing the true killer.
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Kawlion
J. Warren Jenkigs
Wile Wurderer
Meath
Jenkins
Army Flyer Falls to Death Maneuver
Army flyer dies during a training maneuver as investigators review the accident. Officials from the air base said the incident occurred during a routine exercise and the cause is under investigation. The deceased service member was identified by base authorities.
Juarez Falls to Rebel Town as Villa Forces Take Key City
Rebels under Gen. Villa seize Juarez from federal troops in a dawn assault. Executions of captured federals begin as Villa vows to purge Huerta loyalists. Provisional Chihuahua government to be set in Juarez with the city serving as capital while rebels press toward Chihuahua. Nogales notes Carranza demands Huerta’s total elimination before peace talks.
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Flanco
Texas
Juarez
el Paso
Tex
Pancho Villa
Villa
Enrique Portillo
Coran
Portillo
Vilin
Minnequa to Resume Full Workforce at Colorado Iron Plant
Minnequa plant of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company near Vuehio Colorado will reopen with the largest labor force in four months. About 1,000 men, idle for sixty days due to coal scarcity, will be put to work today pulling production back to full speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnequa
Vuehio
Colo
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Oran
Tatt Pays Wilson Complimentary Call to President
Washington former President Tait visited the White House offices to lecture before the Netsons Geographic Society. He told Assistant Secretary Forster he did not want to trouble the President and asked to leave his card. The president’s press secretary directed the presiding officer to be ushered immediately.
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Tatt
Wilson
Washington
Tait
White House
Netsons Geographic Society
Forster
Silver Service to Be Wedding Gift From Senators
A silver service will be the wedding gift from senators to Mine Jeasle Wileum, according to an official memorandum by Senator Martine, who notes the gift will come from Cromble colleagues.
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Renate
Washington
Gilver
Seaators
Jeasle
Wileum
Martine
Shole
Dlugtary
Cromble
Murder trial date set for Hane Tohmidt former priest
The case concerns the murder of Ape Armuller on the livdeon river. The court scheduled the next hearing to proceed with pretrial matters and evidence review.
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Hane Tohmidt
Ape Armuller
Bady Pon Livdeon
U S Crop Report Predicts Record Value Despite Smaller Yield
The department of agriculture reports corn as the nation's most valuable crop, with an estimated value around 1.74 billion dollars based on 70.7 cents per bushel. Production is expected to top 2.46 billion bushels, though down from the 1909 and 1912 records, with drought damage deemed only partly overestimated. Other crops including potatoes, flaxseed, tobacco, and oats show varied yields and prices, and preliminary figures suggest possible further increases next month.
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Union News Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Howe
Department of Agricultural
Farmer Kille Himself Ends Life Under Financial Strain
Near here farmer Lastalle E. Tolbert killed himself with a shotgun. He placed the weapon to his breast and pulled the trigger, dying in a short time. Financial worry is cited as the motive.
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Lastalle
E. C. Tolbert
Robbery at Matte Swink Mults Millinery Store
The Rocky Ford millinery shop of Matte Swink Mults was robbed of $66.45 belonging to a benevolent organization collected by Mrs Hults, plus red fox furs valued at $21.60.
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Rocky Ford
Hults
Wyoming Masons Plan 25th Reunion in Cheyenne
The 32nd degree Masons of Wyoming announce their twenty fifth reunion to be held in Cheyenne on December 6 10 11 and 14. The meeting brings together all members of the state lodge for a commemorative gathering.
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Chéyenne
Wyoming
Penal Story No. 1
Demand Ten Cent Raise Hits Decatur Train Workers
Rail workers in Decatur convene to press for a ten cent per hour wage increase effective December. The action reflects broader labor tensions as crews seek higher pay amid rising living costs and ongoing industrial unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al-Treinmen
Uegoles Traction
Ysiew
Bellies Acquitted of Ritual Murder in Kiev Trial
In Kiev a court acquits Bellies of charges in a ritual murder case linked to Kussdia-Jews. The trial, presided by Judge Andrew Yonewy, follows a controversial investigation and local unrest.
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Kiev
Kussdia
Ebar
Andrew Yonewy
Vermont Bank Tax Case Noted by Supreme Court
Washington reports that the Vermont statute affecting national banks is under Supreme Court consideration. The ruling could impact bank deposits tax legality and the national banking framework as argued by state and federal authorities.
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U. & Bank
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief For Digestive Woes
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy for liver stomach and bowel discomfort including constipation indigestion biliousness and headaches. It promises quick cleansing of bile gases and waste with a nightly dose and urges all stores to stock the product including children’s use.
Red Cross Expands Rural Nursing Nationwide
The American Red Cross advances rural nursing as a national program. It requires nurses to have public health training and highlights plans for rural nurse work outlined by Fannie F. Clement in the Red Cross Magazine.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Fannie F. Clement
No Cause and the Big Gun of the Establishment
A speaker notes a man’s self-importance in an establishment and predicts his firing. The dialogue contrasts pride in husbands with the vanity of a figure who believes he wields power, provoking reflection on gender roles and social status.
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