AMERICAN INTERVIEW WITH VILLA IN MEXICO
An American interviewer, J. F. Montonveny, quotes Pancho Villa from Quinta Jaa during the second day of his occupation of a Mexican city. Villa vows to drive the Americans from Mexico and claims rivals and officials caused betrayals while predicting a split among foreign powers and a lasting Mexican land defense. The interview notes Villa’s bitter tone and mentions his wounded leg remaining painful yet improving.
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Ualted Ivesu
New York
Pancho Villa
J. F. Montonveny
Quinta Jaa
Paso
Parahing
Varta
Tan
México
Villa
Sainsor
Romanian incidents deemed successful by Muslin war Office
A December dispatch from Petrograd reports the Muslin war Office says Romanian counter incidents failed. It states Romanian forces retook positions near the Germans after a Saturday action. The statement warns of ongoing artillery duels and increasing activity in the sector as martial engagements intensify.
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Petrograd
Phy
Muslin War Office
du ‘Rodja Tin
Red Deer On Clark Property Sparks Prominent Takes
Fragmented OCR text describes Red Deer and Clark property with garbled lines about protection, humanity, and threats. It mentions legal notices, rifles, and snowball imagery, plus weather notes for a place called Weather-Hara with a snow forecast. The piece reads as a convoluted local notice or column with unclear events and dates.
Bulgars Win Two PoOSICIONS Break in Market Probe Begins
In York December 11 reports claim a conspiracy behind high fuel and food prices. Officials leading the federal jury probe insist there is no real shortage and that alleged price hikes stem from supply manipulation and market hoarding. Extensive hearings are expected as the inquiry intensifies.
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York
A. Auddén
Pricos
Uae
Feder Xranil
Wun Areda
Pray Jury
Tater
Captive Report From Western Bridgehead Near Cushnaveda
The report notes a Bulgarian capture at the western bridgehead near Cushnaveda and claims the Ruths hold the line at that position. Details are fragmented and rely on a brief, uncertain wire service dispatch.
Republicans of Warren to Start Paper in Warren
Report from Warren says Republicans led by Postmaster J R Allen plan a new morning newspaper. Allen organizes a company with capital of 50000 dollars to publish a city paper after securing machinery and equipment, aiming to compete with existing outlets.
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Warren
Ed Allen
Hoporis
Imell
Belue
Lat
J. R. Allen
Allen
Allen Hay
Phia
Telegraph
Funeral of Mrs. Charles Henderson
The funeral services for Mrs. C. H. Henderson were held in the afternoon at the church near her former home on North Canton Avenue. Roy Baker presided with the Baptist choir, with many friends and relatives in attendance. Interment was at Wine Grave Cemetery, with numerous attendees from out of town including Mrs. and Miss W. G. Boyle of Tanjectown and Mr. Paul Mes, A. M. Crossley of Helem.
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C. H. Henderson
O'Eldok
Howe
Roy Baker
Baptist Church
Thor
Mra Mfandorman
Runaway Found at Titusville
A year old boy Frank Bookar ran away from home in Chicago and was found near a train at Titusville. He was taken to the Titusville police headquarters after becoming exposed to the cold and was reported in serious condition. His parents may be contacted for arrangements.
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Frank Bookar
Lalon Fom
PiLiaville
Pollee
Chicago
Pittsbureh
Titusrilla
Christmas effort for Company A by Indices Society
The Indices of the Company Relief Society met Saturday in the Hoard of Commerce Room and voted to use most of their funds to bring Christmas cheer to boys at the border. A Christmas box will be sent to the company with candy cigars and money donated by members and the Rolle Society.
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Cumpany Relef Society
Hoard of Commerce
Findi
Urneil
Apa Bel
Liv
Hp Hbox
Christma
Brocklaut Wook
Jaden
Rolle Society
Tiandy
Breadon Interest In Store Sold
The Interest of the Brad Breadon in the store on North Center Street was sold this morning by administrator F. Weekn for 8100. The sale included undivided interest and some real estate holdings. the sale was conducted by Attorney G. Sp, Rios. Following Mr. Breadon’s death, Weeks was named administrator, and later arrangements will proceed with the trust and burlesy holdings. Dividends from deposits in the Dotunot Pibtae bank are discussed, with 8 or 9 percent likely for apportionment.
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Brad Tiyeadow
Brendon
North Center Street
Budliess
Htore
Hreadon
Wooks
Af “Arakdon
Wookt
Tha Dacadant
Teoovar G. Hy
Lyilanda
Sixteenth May Return Report From United Press
Pranklin December 11 report from United Press says Logar Detrink of Company F has arrived home and that the Sixteenth regiment is expected to start orders for departure from next Saturday. No definite date or destination announced. Blakeanth members hope to be home by Christmas.
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United Press
Pranklin
Logar Detrink
Sixteenth Regiment
Aitricke
Blakeanth
Chriatman
Banks prepare Christmas Savings Club checks for members
Local banks work through the night to prep Christmas Savings Club checks for two city clubs. Some members may pick up or have checks mailed Friday, with banks offering hold-at-bank options. Citizens Bank announces fresh money shipments for the holiday season including new coins and denominations in a complete assortment.
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Phe Giteache Bank
Olih
Privtay
Pha Climaenis Bank
Civiens Bam Officiala
St Thomas Mission Concludes After Week of Outreach
A week long mission at St Thomas church led by Fehlman and Darling of North East ended with strong attendance at services and sermons. The Missionary Parlor participants held morning prayers at 8 o clock and evensong, while workers joined before shifts. Mission watchers reported powerful sermons and the congregation expressed gratitude for the revival.
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Hageen
St Thomas Church
Fehlman
Darling
North Itast
Conal
Nerrings
Hye O'Otocle
Xevan
Heaths Begin Western Trip With California Start
Mr and Mrs G D Heath of this city depart Friday for a long Western tour that will visit about twenty states. They head first to California for a stay then travel alone southward toward the Mexican border with many stops along the way. Before returning they plan a visit with daughter Mrs Dawnon Olmatead and her husband Captain Olmatend at El Paso.
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G. D. Heath
Thin City
Willnehide Alta
Heath
California
Dawnon Olmatead
Captain Olmatend
el Pac
Sehloir
City to Host Community Tree Festival This Christmas
A morning movement aims to bring a large evergreen central to the city at Main and Center streets for a Christmas festival. A Wednesday evening meeting at the Board of Commerce will refine plans with local groups to enlist civic and musical participation for a citywide holiday celebration.
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Lily City
Commerge Sooms
New York City
Genter
Netanou
Mustead
Atvis
Holden Leaves Wells Fargo for Sharon and Raymond Company
In a morning management shift at the Wells Fargo Express local office Onlia St Pierre arrived from Youngstown Ohio and took charge as agent succeeding C H Holden who led the office for four years Holden may join the Raymond Company in the city while St Pierre returns to duties at the Wells Fargo office Holden had been offered a better position elsewhere and might move to Sharon to assist temporarily before finalizing the Raymond job
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Wells Wargo Express Company
Wella Pargo
Nlas
Holden
Holen
Raymond Stan Ametustag Company
Sharon
Lkely
Alfar
Raymond Company
St Pierre
Walla Fargo Company
Express Company
Bikler
Youngstown
Police order parties out of the city
City authorities directed department personnel to visit a local restaurant on Flat Avenue amid concerns over its two to three week operation. Reports describe an illicit establishment with questionable repute and a police interaction leading to closure steps.
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Es Dayle
Flrat Avenue
Bethman Hollweg's Declaration and George Unable to Attend
London reports George's illness prevents him from attending the King's reception and the new ministry ceremonies today. He pledges relentless war prosecution and asks Parliament for full support. Lloyd George may miss tomorrow's Parliament as ministers transfer salaries. France acts to rally energy as Rome signals mobilization calls increase.
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Bethman Hollweg
Tioya George
Ity United Press
London
Duyil George
Tin
Parliamant
Linghambers
Nei
Buckingham
France
Great Britain
Rome
German state ministers gather as Reichstag policy awaits
Amsterdam reports December 11 that Chancellor Von Bethman Hollwog will outline new war policy to the Reichstag tomorrow. A major ministerial conference is planned in Dublin, with details kept secret by the government.
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United Press
Amsterdam
Gor
Man Kempers
von Bethman Hollwog
Reichstar
Dairymen to Hold Meeting Thursday in Lytle Theatre
Dairymen in this vicinity plan a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Lytle Theatre to organize the Northwestern Dairy Men's Association. The gathering aims to unite local groups with the state dairy body to improve cooperation, with Farm Bureau member Mr. Ymin to address attendees and possible attendance by Secretary Zetaenhalt.
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Lytle
Northwestern Dairymen's Association
Ymin
Farm Bureau
Zetaenhalt
State Organization
Findley Lake Man Died Suddenly On Trip
News from Findley Lake reports the death of BC Harrington age forty eight. He collapsed on a business trip near Pittman ear while traveling from Findley Lake to Hideburgh. Harrington, described as in good health, died suddenly in transit. Burial will be in Findley Lake and funeral notices will follow.
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Harringon
Findley Lakes
A.m.tanner
Findley Lake
Hideburgh
Harsington
Harring
Pannir
Arrest Made in Bomb Plot Mystery
Pittsburgh dispatch reports authorities preparing to arrest several members of a group suspected of wrecking industrial plants. The investigation links a broader organization alleged to be operating together in the destruction of works and plants, though details remain unclear.
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Pittsburgh
Des
Nateral
W Kang
Auppdawa
Thivyi- Clultys
Agai
Ain
Will Ask Government to Seize Food
A December 11 article reports Senator Lawin of Minots proposing government seizure of all large stores of food, with agents directing distribution. The measure aims to force food controls and fund adjustments, as Lewis publicly read a resolution and suggested text changes to reporters.
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United Press
Washington, D
Lawin
Minots
Lewis
Lewls
Congress
Athens Today Protests Blockade at Entente Ports
On December 11 King Constantine and ministry officials addressed the government of the Entente Powers and their aides about the blockade of Greek ports. A campaign for protection of the commonwealth has begun, led by Julian Moath, president of the National Housewives League, representing 800,000 housewives. Mrs. Ruth Howell urged the Warren League to coordinate with the movement as their meeting at the Woman's Club on Thursday morning concluded.
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United Press
Constantine
Hits
Julian Moath
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W. Clark
Cernuvolo
Wosturn
Cushnaveda
Charles Henderson
Titusville
Mra
J. C. Finch
Nat Oyviding
Dowlink
Relief Association
Breadon
F. L. Weeks
ST. Thomas
C. H. Holden
THE
Wells Fargo
St. Pierre
Britain
Dairymen
Organization of Milk Producers
B.C. Harrington
Walted Press
Athens
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