New Flat Bed Goss Press In Operation Today
The Journal reports the first day of operation for a new flat bed goss press weighing more than Hoiston in loading the machine. It describes the intricate paper feeding, ribbon handling, and folding stages as the press prints, folds, and stacks pages. The article invites public viewings of the newly installed equipment and reflects on the industry pride of press workers and the lasting impact of such technology.
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Journal's New Goss Press In Operation
A long excerpt describes the Journal’s new Goss press going into operation at the Evening foundry on West South Amnunt. It details the shift from a sidex system to modern webbed flatbed printing, the machinery's size and weight, and the expected improvements in speed and efficiency. The article notes past practices, the refashioning of the press layout, and the pride of publishers as the paper moves toward more advanced production.
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Brakeshoe Resumes Operations at Tinited Plant
The Toon plant of the Tinited States Hrakestion Gompany resumed operations this morning after a brief layoff due to litigation. Superintendent Marty Rowith Jr reported full force on site with equipment prepared for naval use as the former working organization reorganizes for ongoing production.
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Cabinet backs continued U.S. troop presence amid Carranza note
The cabinet unanimously affirmed that U.S. troops will stay, rejecting Carranza’s note. Officials said the policy remains unchanged and no overture will alter the position. The protracted dispute over interventions prompted continued military support safeguards.
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Searching Out Wounded Villistas in April War News
United Press reports Army headquarters in Ya Columius tracks Villista casualties and wounded leaders. It cites Manuel Saooa and Pablo Lopus as key figures, denies earlier secreted leaders, and notes Villa’s retreat southward with authorities seeking Guerrilla commanders amid a costly fire at a factory in Hamilton.
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Hundreds of Mexicans Killed in Parral Fight Reports
Conflicting consular telegrams from Washington on April 14 describe Ecuadorian and Mexican casualties in Parral. Early notices claimed only a few deaths, while later accounts tallied around one hundred Mexicans killed in the clash with American troops, though details remain uncertain.
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President's decision agreed upon in Washington
A report from Washington states the President has determined the course of action for the nation. Secretary of State Wilson and others were declared to have approved the plan, with strong demand and support shaping the administration's next steps as Congress weighs responses.
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Nominating Petitions Filed For Congress and State Seats
April reports from Harrisburg show multiple nominating petitions filed. Among them for Congress from the Twenty-Fifth district is Axtel J. Byles of Titusville on the Republican ticket. Wy H. Byers of Punxsulawany and Chass Ne' Croyby of Libesville also filed papers for Congress from the 21st district. S. Walker of Butler and Jeremiah Sullivan seek the Senate and Democratic National ticket respectively.
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Journal Enlarged to Seven Columns
A fragmented historical note describes a newspaper expanding to seven columns and adjusting layout. It mentions advertising space, reader interest, and production changes to accommodate larger formats while maintaining readability and display quality.
Troops at Parral in Great Peril
United Press reports detail a cavalry raid near Parral with Wilkes’ garrison under attack. Troops in the town outskirts fought back as units pressed toward the city amid heavy fire and uncertain outcomes, prompting fears for residents and local defenses.
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