Villa Triumphs in Mexico City and Villa’s New Order
The editorial praises Pancho Villa for toppling Huerta and installing Provisional President Gutierrez, praising Villa as a patriot who promises land for soldiers and safety for citizens. It contrasts Villa with Carranza, notes U S neutrality, and argues the United States should support the constitutional cause while criticizing naval expenditures and Roosevelt Taft era policies.
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Mexico
Hierta
Dhas
Madero
Clisces Carmina
Madero Mtil de
Patterio Villa
Carman
Din Mioworthy
Villa
Hinself
United States
Wilson
Car- Paes
Mexico City
Gutierrez
Ife
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Huerta
Peons
Three Years of War Death and Destruction Foretold
The article warns that General Kitchener projects a three year European war lasting thirty six months. It details expected devastation including economic collapse, ruined industries, and widespread poverty as giant nations endure prolonged slaughter and production paralysis.
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Europe
Kitchoner
France
Germany
Money for a Navy in Speech by Gardner
In a speech to the Economic club, Representative Gardner of Massachusetts mockingly questions U S naval strength. He cites figures of past Roosevelts Taft era spending, contrasts with German 1943 navy costs, and accuses officials of exaggerating readiness while funds appear unaccounted.
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The
Economic Club
Gardner
Massachusetts
United States Navy
Massachutts
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Germany
Masonic Reunion Welcomed by Cheyenne Citizens
The twenty seventh Scottish Rite Masons reunion in Cheyenne gathers influential Wyoming men. Citizens are urged to greet the visitors and local Masons should introduce them to broaden public spirit. Warm winter weather is noted as spurring activity and commerce.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Submarine construction opposed by Wilson administration
President Wilson in a statement through Secretary Bryan declares that building submarines for belligerents would violate U S neutrality. Bethlehem Steel and president Charles M Schwab defer to the president and will not deliver submarines to belligerents in the current war.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Dethlehem Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Janitor Admits He Killed Girl in Church Basement
Sacramento police report that David Fountain, janitor at the German Lutheran church, confessed to assaulting and murdering 10 year old Matt Millington in the church basement Saturday afternoon. Fountain claimed prior escape from an Iowa asylum.
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Sacramento
Cal
David Fountain
Matt Millington
Fountain
Iowa
Noted Diplomat Critically Ill
Honolulu December 7 William W Roevkhill the noted diplomat is critically ill at a hospital after being taken from the liner China Maru en route to China He served as minister to Greece and China ambassador to Russia and Turkey and other posts He was on the way to China to become adviser to President Yuan Shikai.
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Honolulu
William W. Roevkhill
China
Allen To Give Butch A Hard Run Tonight
Leo Farrell and Roy Butcher clash at Pioneer Pool Hall in a lengthy 26 inning 44 minute game where Butcher tops Farrell with 16 high run and 100 total while Farrell notes 62. Walter Laude adds 11 high run the prior night as Butcher posts 14. Tonight Fred P. Allen faces Butcher in what fans call the toughest Sevies match.
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Leo Farrell
Roy Butcher
Pioneer
Farrell
Butcher
Walter Laude
Fred P. Allen
Allen
Butch
Attorney testimony accuses Colorado forces in Ludlow strike
Denver reports Prof. Jones Hi. Brewster of Colorado University testifies before a federal commission on industrial relations that troops robbed homes and broke trunks during the Ludlow strike. He singles out General Chase and Linderfelt as brutal officials and calls the juries in the strike zone easily swayed.
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Denver
K.fp. Linderfelt
Ludlow
Linderfest
National Guard
Jones
Brewster
Michigan Invited to Meet Harvard in Football Next Year
An invitation was extended to the University of Michigan to play Harvard next year after the Yale Harvard game, with a decision likely to come at a meeting before the holidays. Local reports from Chicago note the potential matchup and the pending choice by Michigan.
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Chicago
Harvard
University of Michigan
Michigan
Mandot Kilbane Bout Ends In Draw In Akron
Joe Mandot of New Orleans and Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland fought fourteen rounds in Akron with no decision. Reporters judged the bout even as both fighters pressed for control in a close featherweight clash.
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Akron, Dee
Joe Madinot
New Orleans
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
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Mark A. Chapman
Clyde KB
Davis
ALS
Boxer County Medical Society
Louisville “Medical Progress
J. W. Carhart
San Antonio
Texas
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Eckman Lalaraters
Mhiladelpha and
Valace Pharmacy Ureg Co
Prun
Jemima Pouce
Jemima
Meadow Grove
Cnn
Kelley Mercantile Co
the Presbyterian Church
Sania
Central Ave
Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co
Capitol
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