Posse Killings Follow Train Robbery in Brownsville
Mexican suspects were killed by posses in Brownsville after a St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico train robbery and the slaying of three Americans with four others wounded. Cavalry officers joined the search as clashes and executions allegedly linked to the bandits sparked ethnic tension.
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Brownsville
Texas
St. Louis
Brownstiile
Mexico
Tae ‘ Aan McCain
L. Henninger
Connect
Bluffs
Tandits
Morris Edelstein
Brownaville
Henninger
Edalstein
Willis
Aa Lula de la Roam
Tie
de la Rosa
President Wilson Wedding Date Expected
Washington reports the wedding date for President Wilson is uncertain but likely during the holidays. The announcement has drawn little reaction and no firm schedule has been set.
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Washington
Wilson
Suffrage Fight Defeated in New Jersey Precincts
Report notes defeat of a suffrage amendment in New Jersey areas with small local majorities against it. Reichert of the Women Suffrage Association concedes the setback as leaders voice plans to continue the effort despite losses.
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Jersey City
NW. J
Reichert
Wom
New
Homer
Peary Falls From 1200 Feet In Early Flight
The flying boat carrying Admiral Robert E. Peary and his aviator crashed after engine failure at 1200 feet near Long Island. Both men landed safely on the water. Peary remained unaware there had been an accident until informed on the round.
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Robert BE. Peary
North Pole
Long Island
Thomas W. Post
Worth
LaFontaine and Cook Named Top in City Race
In yesterday's primary election Enos Laughlin led the field with 844 votes for commissioner while R. K. N. LaFontaine won the mayoral nomination with 421 votes to Cook's 442 and Fahey's 0. Total turnout reached 1,923 across thirteen polling places with Hofmann Martin and Sloan close in commissioner totals.
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Hofman Martin
Sloan
City
R. N. LaFontaine
Cook
Enos Laughlin
Fred Hofmann
John A. Martin
John B. Sloan
Whiterest
RK. N. LaFontaine
P. Cook
Thomas Fahey
Mr. LeFontaine
Wyoming Wizard Ties At Jocesonville Shoot
Three riflemen tied for the lead in the national rifle match under federal auspices at Jocesonville. Scores reached 179 of 176 possible after 300 yard rapid fire and 90 yard slow fire. Tied contenders include Capt. K Lamotte, Serat J Stewart, and Bergt K Oy from Massachusetts Wyoming.
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Jacksbonvi Pia
K. Lamotte
United States
Serat J
Stewart
Massachusetts
Bergt K. Oy
Wyoming
White defeats Harvey in twelve-round lightweight bout
Charlie White of Chicago won a twelve round decision over Johnny Harvey of New York City in Boston. The lightweight contest ended with White prevailing tonight.
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Boston
Charlie White
Chicago
Johnny Harvey
New York City
Wilson Wedding Plans Hint at Early Date
Washington Oct 15 Col House arrival deepens belief that President Wilson will wed Mrs Norman Galt soon. Reports say two seamstresses work on the gown while society editors plan bridal coverage.
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Washington
Col
RE. M. Howse
New York
Wilson
Norman Galt
Whisom
Colonel House
Mra
Galt
W. H. Bolling
Tumulty
Bea
White Mouse
Cho
Mares
Miss Wilson
Boner
Cornish
Ocean City
N. J
Philadelphia
White House
Ellen Wilton McAdoo
Lucy
Mary Smith
N. H
Shadowlawn
John A. McCall
Long Branch
Bomb Hits Temple Church Site in London Zeppelin Raid
A photograph shows a German Zeppelin bomb dropped near the Temple Church in London during World War I. The blast did not explode, barely damaging surrounding structures, and the image bypassed censor restrictions despite the era’s strict controls.
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United States
London
Historic Temple
Monster Welcome Planned For Denver Ministers And Cowboys
Cheyenne businessmen organize a Friday parade and activities to welcome the University of Wyoming and the University of Denver for a game at Monneau Park Saturday. Committees will manage a pop parade, field and stadium prep, extra streetcars, fireworks, and a fire brigade spectacle.
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Denver
Cheyenne
University of Wyoming
Penver University
N. LA Fontaine
Iraq
Poe
Moneer Park
Uuivel Waleversity
Fien
Union Pacific
Rudie Taylor
Fire Department
Moran Knocks Coffey Cold in Third Round Victory
Moran of Pileburg stopped Coffey the Dublin giant in the third round of a ten round bout. Coffey held up to Morans rush before the count of five, yielding a technical knockout as Moran weighed about 202 pounds.
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New York
Rauh Moran
Pileburg
Dn Coffey
Dublin
Beuwt Combes
Allies Push To Block Turkish Movements In Balkans
Paris reports allies aim to tighten the blockade on the Bulgarian coast as Italian squadron sails to the Aegean. London notes parts of the British cabinet debate conscription and recruiting, with Lord Derby proposing a new scheme. General Monro may be named to lead renewed Balkan operations while fronts along the Danube and Vardar see shifting troop movements and railway disruptions.
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Paris
Me Neue
Att Doswily
London
Progmjur Anquith
Houm of Commons
Wny Lane
Dinwlise
Edward Carson
van Haulion
Lord Derby
Monro
Snecen
Iaynilien
Talia
Theo
Dvinsk
Driller
Culcherinw
Holdle
Woot
Giant Powder Explosion Kills 14 in Mine Shaft Collapse
A massive blast at a Montana mine kills fourte en and injures many as rescue teams work amid tangled debris. Officials fear additional deaths while investigators search the shaft where the powder charges detonated and collapse hampered access to the exploded area.
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Kapite
Vo Hutte Alipiny
Mewartada
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Tyrer
Postum
Moran
Coffey
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