Executions Debate In Carranza Letter To Hunt
A dispatch from Phoenix reports General Venustiano Carranza replying to Governor Hunt about Villa led executions after Juarez captures. Carranza defends strict law application, urges restraint, and asks for North American sympathy while preserving national tranquility and institutions.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Venustiano d ‘Carransa
Francisco Villa
Juarez
Vernor George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Carranza
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
Jorquer Hunt
Francisco I. Madero
North America
Rebels Disable Gunboat Near Candido Aguilar
Rebels in Candido Aguilar in the Uxpam region carried out a daylight raid on the gunboat Tuxpam. They slipped around the town’s edge, boarded the vessel with twenty men, overpowered a small crew, and disabled her machinery and guns taking a quantity of dynamite. The claim attributes the success to carelessness by some federals.
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Mexico City
Candido Aguilar
Uxpam
Macklin Seeks Divorce Over Husband’s Alleged Infidelity
Pittsburg claims in divorce filing that her husband daily rooked and saw her. The fragmentary text cites Mrs. Anna K. Macklin as plaintiff, asserting marital misconduct as the basis for the suit.
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Pittsburg
Anna K. Macklin
Roe
Forced to Kiss Wife's Hand in Court Settlement
Dec 10 reports Recorder Mara imposed a unusual sentence for a wife beating case. The offender was compelled to kneel on the floor kiss his wife's hand and ask for forgiveness as part of the judgment.
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Mara
Cincinnati Faces Water Shortage Crisis Dec 10
City reels under water famine as offices schools factories and homes lack supply. Authorities report widespread disruption with residents seeking alternatives and officials urging conservation amid ongoing shortages.
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Cincinnati
Massachusetts Cities Vote On Liquor Licenses In Decisive Shifts
Lynn voted to permit liquor after years of no-license rule, while Newburyport returned to no-license status. Lawrence reelected Mayor Scanlon amid recount doubt, ex-mayor White facing jail-phrase past. Newton backed independent Childs over regular Republican, Worcester reelected Wright with large plurality.
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Scanlon
White
Lawrence
E. 0. Childs, Jr
Newtown
James E. O'Donnell
Lowell
Dennis J. Murphy
Michael A. Scanlon
Newton
Edwin ©.Childs, Jr
Allston Burr
Worcester
George M. Wright
Ace
Iypn
Frank A.ers
Chicopee
Houlihan
Storm Nation's Capitol Prohibition Demonstration
Washington hosts a large Prohibition rally with about 2000 participants from the Anti-Saloon League of America and the Christian Temperance Union. Men and women arrive separately to petition for a national constitutional amendment. General A. S. Darget leads the men, while Mrs Lillian M N. of Maine heads the women.
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Washington
Pnr
National Capitol
Anti-Saloon League of America
Women’s. Christian ‘Temperance Upion
Darget
Mya
Lillian M. N
Steveges
Maine
Ww. Cc. T. U
Mill strike violence rocks Lawrence during protests
In Lawrence on December 10 windows at the Kunhardt mill and Farwell brewery were broken by stone throwers during a strike. Nicholas O'Neil, formerly a fireman at Pacific mills, was arrested and faced the police court on charges of malicious and the case continued until the 17th, with bail set at 800 dollars.
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Ae Ee Lawrence
Kunhardt Mill
Farwell Broughery
Bojjer Oh
Nicholas O'Neil
Acific Mills
O'Neil
Legal fight over possession of storage books in Chicago
On December 10, a lawsuit began in Chicago brought by Mont attorneys seeking possession of cold storage books. The accounts will be reviewed by a federal grand jury investigating the causes of the current rise in egg and butter prices.
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Onsen
Geld Storage Books
Chicago
Es Mont
Federal Grand Jury
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Wade
Toy Grocery Store
Hamburg
Verne, Meade, Alger, Southworth, Holmes
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Newburyport Gies
Storm Nation
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