Vera Cruz as possible capital amid Mexican crisis
Report from Mexico City cites state department advices that Carranza officials may move all government property to Vera Cruz. Mexico City water threats, Zapata rebels in southern suburbs, and rail links disrupted while Obregon forces demand lumber from owners. Washington discusses diversions and border tensions near Nogales and San Antonio.
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State Insurers Fund Changes Proposed to Cut Costs
Advocates for amendments to the workmen's compensation system urge shifting operating costs to insurance carriers and the state fund. A projected $700,000 appropriation would support the commission next year, funded by the carriers, with the state fund reduced to cover administration. Dowding and other lawmakers push for printed reports to clarify the plan amid concerns over fund exhaustion and ongoing arbitration matters in the coal sector.
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President Wilson rebuked by Clark and Clapp over ship purchase
In Minnewoti, Clark Progressive Republican leader Sunuidr AfuKoe Hy accused President Wilson of executive interference in legislative matters during a discussion about the ship purchase. Senator Chippy pressed for clarity, while Senator Clapp warned against overstep as the White House meeting at the White House included two other Republican Progresives.
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Submarine Scare at Dover Afloat During Harbor Alarm
Dover residents crowded the sea wall as a distant alarm and searchlights staged a submarine scare. A steamship allegedly tried to enter the harbor without proper clearance, drawing harbor authorities and onlookers. The vessel reportedly sustained no damage amid the commotion.
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Dynamiter Van Horne Extradition Case Moves Forward
Washington reports a Canadian request for extradition of Van Horne, accused of plotting to destroy bridges on the Maine border. The State Department will review the extradition, with possible U.S. commissioner action. Van Horne claims German officer immunity. authorities doubt it. If denied immunity, he faces surrender and formal extradition proceedings.
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van Morne
Carlisle Gets Out as Highways Commissioner Resigns
John N. Carlisle, New York commissioner of highways, submitted his resignation to Governor Whitman. The move aims to allow uninterrupted highway work and enable the governor to appoint a successor, with Edwin Dunny of Cortland mentioned as a forthcoming nomination.
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Albany
John N. Carlisle
Whitman
Car. Mele
W Ian Tb
Hie Sucdeusors
Edwin Duny
Cortland
Cananda Pays the Indemnity for Shooting Incident
Washington reports an agreement to pay the family of Walter Smith ten thousand dollars and Churla Dorach five thousand dollars for the shooting at Ingara Hyer. Smith was killed instantly and Dorach was wounded by Canadian border patrol members during a hunting party. Representative Charlee B. Smith urged compensation for the Smith and Dorach families, with John W. Vin Allen, Hari Curtis, and others advising. The arrangement was approved by Canadian officials, including the secretary of state for external affairs, and payments were scheduled for today.
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Walter Smith
Churla Dorach
Ingara Hyer
Smith
Dorgoh
John W. Vin Allen
Hari
Curtis
Orreed
Toseph Pope
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Atate
Aire
Canada
Hiltarch
Polmburio Giont
Thane Amolinia
President for Two Battleships.
Washington reports the President agreed with Senator Tillman that one battleship should be built now and four more later, aligning with European policy and a naval expansion plan.
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Shore Acres Su Tivo woth wt tha Lytho tonighé
Shore Acres viewers tune in for tonight's telecast listed under local listings with channel cues and program title. The fragment notes a planned presentation possibly tied to a mythic or literary segment, but details are unclear due to OCR recovery.
Daylight Store Half-Price Sale Promises Wide Fabric Bargains
An old storefront advertisement from The Daylight Store on North Center and Washington Streets touts extensive fabric and clothing discounts across two floors. Featured items include flouncing bale selections, lace and crepe fabrics, fancy silks, and ladies nightgowns with reduced prices, plus special reductions on covers, drawers, corsets, and underwear. The sale highlights include 18 and 45 inch widths, Russian green, army blue, and chintgh patterns, with emphasis on new arrivals and limited-time offers. The message stresses flooring promotions, job openings, and a large variety of materials on sale on the first and second floors.
Greek crown prince to wed Romanian princess in spring
Crown Prince George of Greece to wed Princess Ellen of Romania in the spring. The alliance links the Balkan royal houses as Romanian and Greek royals have long maintained close ties.
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Greece
Preap
Bucharest
Zimmerman’s Wife Wins Divorce Case in Bronx Suit
The case ended with Mrs. Zimmerman awarded a separation and alimony terms. The court ordered Mr. Zimmerman to pay weekly alimony and a yearly settlement for support, amid allegations of cruelty and failure to provide for the couple’s child. The proceedings noted agreement on alimony during the offseason and a yearly lump sum for support.
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Chicago Cubs
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Bronx
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Merman
Mra
Zimmerman
German Sentry at Front Near Ypres Observes Snowed Fields
A German sentry manning a snow covered trench near Ypres reports observing enemy movements across the white fields. The patrols keep watch as winter tightens and artillery echo nearby.
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Ypres
Suit Settled In Breach Of Promise Case In New York
In New York Mop 3 a breach of promise suit between Miss Luwhad Smith, 20, of New Haven, Conn., and Frank B. Hull, a wealthy elderly man, was settled for 100000 damages. Smith, once a manicurist at the Taft hotel, alleged Hull failed to marry after promising to do so. Hull acknowledged the affair and paid the sum in the supreme court, ending the dispute.
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Frank B. Hull
York Real Entato
Cobre Jy
Luwhad Smith
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Tare
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Conn
Wayeard
Miew Smith
Taft Hotel
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Borat
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Gtvu
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Aian Smith
Infant Mortality Linked to Breast Feeding and Maternal Work
A government report shows infant mortality far higher with artificial feeding than breast feeding in the first months. Early months with breast feeding yield 46.6 deaths per 1000, vs 165.5 per 1000 with artificial food. Mothers employed in heavy work correlate with higher infant deaths. economic status of families also correlates with death rates.
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Waeke
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Sunday Corsures German Air Reide
Sunday Corsures German Air Reide in Philadelphia Virginia notes distraction as speaker censures German action in England. The piece laments war, condemns propaganda, and questions public Christian stance amid deadly aerial assaults.
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Vah
Bunday
England
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Maken
Local Agent D S Rowe Quoted on Passenger Service
A historical article by D S Rowe, Corry ticket agent, extols courteous salesmanship and practical tips for railroad passenger service. It urges agents to provide correct arrival information, plan itineraries, arrange connections, and greet travelers with politeness to foster future patronage.
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Nitoiwitch
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Eine Great Giro
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Fragmentary Navy Submarine Command Report Snippet
A mangled OCR fragment references Chicago and a naval incident involving officers and a submarine. The readable bits mention a mouth of a river, a guard or officer, and water features. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are establishable from the legible text.
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