Rebels' Victory Reported At Juarez After Fierce Battle
General Pancho Villa reports a decisive victory over federal forces at Sierra Blanca and Zarage, with 2500 troops engaged and heavy casualties. Rebels seize artillery and trains, while federal retreat widens to the south. Juarez hospitals crowded as wounded flow in. General Carave praised for stubborn defense.
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Gi Paw
Tex
Pancho Villa
Worl
Juarez
Salazar
Orez
Ostaveo
Rojas
Mancilia
Tierre Blanca
Zarage
Sah Wars
Rauche
Vitti
Sid
Villa
Duarez
Sierra Bianca
Iwares
Carave
Twelfth Infantry Ordered to El Paso Border Duty
Washington November 27 The War Department dispatched the Twelfth Infantry to El Paso Texas at General Bliss urgent request. Bliss commands the border patrol and argues stronger enforcement on the Mexican border near Juarez to protect Americans in the area.
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Bliss
Border Patrol
Washington
War Department
States Infantry
FE Paso
Tes
General Bliss
Jusrez
Foye's Account and Bank Clerk Case Headline
Report outlines a supposed bank clerk shortage first estimated at 500000 dollars in New York on Navember 27. The accused clerk Juanes Fore faced arrest and arraignment in Tom police court as prosecutors debated indictments and options to pursue charges.
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New York
Juanes Fore
Tom
Nll Neon
Charles T. Brown
Philadelphia
Treoart
Bis
Poe
RELEASE OF ZELAYA PROMPTS DETECTIVE RAID AND ARREST
In New York on Thanksgiving Day a raid led to the arrest of Jose Zelaya, former president of Nicaragua, in a West End Avenue apartment. He faces extradition on murder charges, with counsel Corry Stadiden seeking to argue lack of responsibility. Washington efforts planned a fast arraignment with US officials consulted.
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New York
Washington
Jose
Republic of Nicaragua
Greenwich Street
Hulsworth
West End
Aye- Mine
Ninety-second Street
Big City
Ze- Inya
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Leroy Cannon
Leonard W. Grote
Sisto Pineda
Corry SL Stadiden
Coungel
Folk
State Department
United States
Shields
Man Loses New $1000 Bill in Billiard Parlor
New York detectives search for a $1000 bill owned by Morris Campbell of the Hotel Claridge. He says it dropped on the floor while he was changing money during a billiards game at Broadway and Thirty-first Street. No one reports finding the money.
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Dwiet
New York
Morris Campbell
Claridge
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
Br. Campbell
Kaiser Sets Out on Visit Amid Recovery
Berlin November 28 Emperor William has recovered from an indisposition and is able to travel to his brother in law the Duke of Schleswig Holstein to visit the duke at his hunting lodge.
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Kaiser
Berlin
William
Duke of
Schleswie-Holstein
Deaths of a Day and Notable Figures
Obituary notes report Richard Phair aged 79 of Bumrolt New Jersey dying of heart disease on the eve of his fifty year Free Masonry milestone. Milton Blumenberg, former US Senate stenographer tied to Lori Mee inquiry, dies in Cridtgu. George Tice, 68, longtime Perth Amboy postmaster and Republican figure, appointed by Harrison. Miss Maria Morgan Porter, widow of a famed era, survivor of a noted era and sister of a Tale president.
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Richard Phair
Bumrolt
N. J
George BH. Tice
Perth Amboy
N_ 1
Aid
Harrison
Pickets On Duty At Schenectady General Electric Plant
Two thousand union pickets surrounded the General Electric plant in Schenectady as workers urged nonunion peers to join the walkout. No violence occurred though clashes with guards and slogans occurred. Commissioner John B. Cole ruled that strikers may stand near the gate but not interfere with work. No conferences scheduled. efforts to fund strike relief and organized female support continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Nnion
General Electric Company
Acab
Uniae
Company
John B. Cole
George E. Emmons
People’s Church
Ella Reeves Bloor
New York
Democrats Confer On Gurrency Bill In Closed Conference
Washington Nov 27 Democratic leaders moved currency reform from open Senate debate to a closed conference. They aim to unite Owen bill supporters and the Hitchcock wing, avoiding wholesale changes and hoping to finish before Christmas. Senate action now unlikely before January despite hopes.
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Washington
Ope
Senate
Democratic Party
Bil
Wilson
Hitchcock
Petty
Fire destroys business block in Akron on November 21
A fire in Akron, Ohio destroyed the Words block in the heart of the business district, causing about 5000 in losses. Two firefighters were badly hurt, one seriously. Around a hundred hotel parcels near the street were prepared for a quick evacuation, but the flames did not reach that building.
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Akron
Oakron
Causias
Breaks Blease Parole. Murderer Freed by Governor
Spartanburg reports Governor Biense eased clemency for 18 convicts in Thanksgiving act. Wright, paroled from a life term for robbery, shot his wife’s cousin Ernest McAbee after alleged abuse. Samuel K Williams, another clemency beneficiary, is jailed in Alabama for an alleged post office robbery. Benjamin John, a Syrian prisoner, ordered to leave the U S within 24 hours. A burglar freed after six years of a ten year term also released. Bryant, a Greenville County escapee, remains unlocated.
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Spartanburg & C
Filmore
Wright
Biense
Ernest McAbee
McAber
Rounder
Samuel K Willams
Blease
United States
Williams
Alabama
Lester Bryant
Greenville County
Greenvile
Bryant
Benjamin John
Syria
Atlanta
Clementy
McGuire Arrives in San Juan on Way to Havana
James K. McGuire ex-mayor of Syri fcuse under indictment in New York for illegal political contribution solicitation from a corporation arrives in San Juan on the steamship President from Santo Domingo. He plans to go to Havana then likely depart for New York, with San Juan police reportedly receiving a cable inquiry from District Attorney Whitman.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
James K. McGuire
Syrifcuse
New
Santo Domingo
Havana
New York
Whitman
McGuire
Richest fox hunting bill set in upper Michigan
November 23 report from Sault Ste Marie notes General Robert J. Bates leads the hunt for the sable fox, valued at over $1,000, described as the season’s richest prize. The former Michigan war guard commander presides as prize value attracts bidders and hunters alike.
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Pickford
Mich
Upper Michigan
Robert J. Bates
Sault Ste Marie
Michigan War Guard
Army asks Congress for 106 million in next year’s appropriation
Secretary of War Garrison sent the House estimates for the coming fiscal year totaling 106 million dollars, about 10 million more than last year. Hearings set for December 3 with Garrison and army heads to explain the proposed increase. Secretary of Agriculture Huntster seeks 25 million dollars for federal agricultural work, with early December hearings and committee consideration planned.
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Congress
Garrison
Washington
House
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Honster
House Committee On Agriculture
Mrs. Roosevelt Returning from Chile to United States
Mrs Roosevelt and Margaret Roosevelt daughter of W. E. Roosevelt left Bautiaco Chile for Panama on return to the United States while Colonel Roosevelt departed on a visit to southern Chile.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Bautiaco
Chile
Misa L. Margaret Roosevelt
W. Emian Roosevelt
Panama
United States
Colonel Roosevelt
Three Killed in Pennsylvania Grade Crossing Crash
At a crossing between Hollidaysburg and Huntingdon three women died instantly when a Pennsylvania railroad freight train struck their automobile. A man and a woman were probably fatally injured. Walter Azinger of Altoona and Mrs Azinger survived with injuries. Annie Bessell, Mary Bessell, and Miss Frances Becrist were identified among the deceased.
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Pennsylvania
Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Huntingdon
Walter Azinger
Altoona
Azinger
Mary Bessell
Annie
Frantes Becrist
Deadlock blocks currency bill in conferees session
Washington nov 28 deadlock in the banking and currency committee may be broken if majority members continue daily sessions after the new year. McAdoo urges the Democrats to perfect the bill in conference. Banks are restricting credits and calling in loans in anticipation of the new currency system. Senator Bacon seeks to know if a federal reserve bank could be established at Atlanta. Immediate action on currency revision is demanded to end business uncertainty.
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McAdoo
Dame Grats
Washington
Banking and Currency Committee
Treary
Democrate
Bacon
Georgia
Regional Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Atlanta
Newlands
O'Gorman
New York
Dasa
Sayres toSpend a Short Time Abroad
Washington reports say Sir Francis B Sayre and wife remain in or near the capital awaiting European passage on the George Washington of the North German Lloyd line. They are said to sail from New York Saturday for a brief European stay. The Sayre Wilson wedding noted a White House event without alcohol, unlike past large receptions.
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Washington
Francis B Sayre
Europe
George Washington
Lloyd Line
New York
Sayre
Sayre Wilson
White House
Mrr. Beran
Glynn Seeks End to Schenectady Strike Mediation
Albany reports Governor Glynn urged leaders from General Electric and the union to meet in Schenectady to mediate the five day strike. State Labor Commissioner Lynch and Deputy Rogers participated in the discussions, with Glynn hopeful for an early settlement.
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Aska
Electra Offerale
Albany
Goversor Glynn
Genmeal Electric Works
Io Schenectady
James M- Lynch
Cocamniestiner
Executive Chamber
Willam C. Rogers
Glynn
Women Identified in Bronx Auto Collision Victims
New York November 27 a high speed crash near Pelham Parkway killed two women occupants of a car driven by Thomas F Denny assemblyman Ben the Nineteenth district and a man. Four others were hospitalized. The two dead women were identified as Mrs Fannie Love of West Ninety third Street and Mrs Einar Schaeffer. Coroner Shongut ordered arrests and subpoenas for those involved in the incident.
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New York
Pelham Paett
E Bros
Fordham
Thomas F. Denny
Ben
Nineteenth Assembly Districk
Herband
Essemblyman
Denny
Womeen
Tesar
Leonard Cohn
Permons
Jared
Estelle Nelson
Bertrand Riek
Shongut
Bronx
Jermmih Mahoney
Cosumer
Fordham Morgue
Mra Faenie Lova
E¢ Sen
Street
Einar Schaeffer
Rakmewn
Temselves
Dooa
Harvard Pounder memory observed at statue in Cambridge
Cambridge honors the memory of John Harvard founder with exercises at his statue near Memeshed Ball. The observance marks the three handings and sixth anniversary of Harvard's birth. A path along Bearden Washington and the Rio Grande border area is noted in connection with a proposed sp allocation by Seaster meet of Texas.
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Bearden Washington
Rio Grande
Seaster
Texas
Misread Fragments Hint at Names and Places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names such as Kristian and Twickenberg with unclear actions. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or locations, making it difficult to extract a definite news item or outcome for a proper summary.
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20Th Infantry
EL Paso
Foye
American Press Association
Milton W W. Blumenberg
United States Senate
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Cridtgu
Maria Morgan Porter
General Electric Strikery
Commissioner of Public Safety
Lunn
Pguire
Army Nees
Fliezende Hiatter
Spain
Sayres
Proto By
Americam Press
Francia S& Bayre
Severa
Fes
Mita Twickenberg
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