Nicaragua Converts Nation to Gold Backed Currency
The Nicaragua monetary reform completed October 21 converts old paper money to a new gold backed system. The plan, begun in 1912 under provisional and revolutionary governments, stabilizes the cordoba at parity with the American dollar as war disruptions and monetary turmoil fade.
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Nicaracan
Zelaya
Madrid
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Ciret
Iret
Malilion
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Rai
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I Harrison
London
India
America
England
State Department
Invita
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Koot
Europe
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Paragsin
Aleyint
Turin Nicaraeus
Toevod
Unclear text fragment from London news page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions separate peace, Serbia, Hel land, Amsterdam, want ads, and random names in a garbled city report.
Mexico 10 Have Large Extension of its Railways
Rafael B. Musquiz, Mexican consulate inspector, says plans are under consideration for thousands of miles of new railways. Northern Mexico would gain major lines, including a frontier picket route between Nuevo Laredo and Piedras Negras forming a Matamoros to Piedras Negras all rail link opposite Eagle Pass.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Rafael B. Musquiz
Mexico
Murquiz
Nuevo Laredo
Piedras Negras
Rio Grande
National Railways of Mexico
Matamoros
Eagle Pass
Rail link revival eyed from Tehuantepec to Campeche site
Plans revive a 450 mile connecting line from a point on the National Tehuantepec railroad to Campeche with connection to the United Railways of Yucatan. Musquig notes rapid progress in rehabilitating Carranza era railway divisions. An order for 100 new passenger coaches went to the United States, with more equipment orders expected.
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National Tehuantepec
Campeche
United Railways
Yucatan
Musquig
Carranza
United States
Fourteen Mexican Women Executed in Casas Fire
Fourteen Mexican women were executed Sunday, December 6, at Casas by Villa authorities on charges of aiding the Carnation government. Letters to Villa officers allegedly found in casas grandes valley garrisons are cited as evidence. The report notes the executions occurred near an adobe wall with a line drawn, details from advices received at the Curacao consulate.
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Gan Antonio
Tex
Casas
Villa
Curaoan
Carrisons
Canas Grandes
Acute Articular Rheumatism Overview in Historical Notes
Fragmented OCR text discusses acute articular rheumatism with unclear terms and jumbled phrases. It references diseases, places, and possibly personal names but remains largely garbled and non-specific. The piece seems to pose questions about origins and general understandings without coherent facts.
Early California Gold Discovery and Mining Methods
The Geological Survey notes the 1848 discovery at Sutter's mill near Coloma and tracks the rise of gold output through 1863. It details tools from the rocker to the hydraulic giant, the shift to gravels, and the conflict between mining waste and farming interests.
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Washington, D. C
California
John Sutter
South Fork
American River
Coloma
Auburn
Geological Survey
Gacer
Yuba
Feather
Stanislaus
High Sierra
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