Massacre of Americans prompts urgent administration action
Reports from Washington say the massacre of American mining men along the Mexican border sparked immediate government action. Officials, including Secretary Lansing, pledged strong measures as investigations trace the attack to Villa loyalists and a defacto government in the region.
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Administration
Villatad
Washilngton
Provident Wilner
Rotary Lansing
Garrinene
Mudoo
Or Times
Hospital workers dined at Baeder’s restaurant event
A large gathering of directors and hospital workers, including W. W. Morguridge, W. Olds, J. J. Wright, and others, attended a dinner at the Maedur Grill on Taal Avenue. The event, held during a campaign, featured remarks about the hospital and its subjects, with Mr. Morguridge cited as a host for the occasion.
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Lmrga
Maedur Grill Taal
Thy Tony
South
Kh Sido
W. W. Morguridge
W. Olds
J. J. Wright
W. i. Duffy
Harrison Kaye
M. Selsly
I. A. Lovolant
I Buodor
O. Warren Dakosny
Keating
Dterry Auer
G. N Am van Alexander
H. Tin
Piowine
Alfa
Mr. Morguridge
Toni
Asi
Umaugh Ames New Secretary Secures Oath in Turbulent Year
Governor announces Myawmatitad withnm t Tait will succeed to the post as secretary. The ceremony aboard a private vessel near Hyatt Hall marks a formal oath. In January the event follows a tense political climate with talk of Austrian influence and Mediterranean sea routes shaping the day's headlines.
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Unitew Tree
Irnaburg
Baw
Myawmatitad
U S Armed Intervention Urged In Mexico
An American stance favors armed intervention in Mexico with hopes for establishing a representative government and troop withdrawal. Senator Sherman of Illinois advocates action while Representative Dyer of Missouri seeks to confirm Congress's stance on intervention amid evolving policy.
Evangl ist Sermon Draws Growing Daptist Church Crowd
A recent service at the Daptist Church drew a larger turnout as Rev. Dopfer shared a strong sermon on faith and duty. The crowd applauded a solo performance by Misa Trashal, and Dopfer emphasized bringing others to the faith amid national concerns.
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Aqvankghac
Depfer
Roy
Misa
David Noman
Dopfer
Taft Not Succeed, Justice Lamar Taft Succeeds Claim Denied
An official Washington dispatch reports President Wilson stated Lamar Taft will not be appointed to the Supreme Court. The message, dated January 12, conveys his firm denial of the possibility and notes the broader political context and confidence in the court’s composition.
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United Ie
Washington
Dy Cy
Wilson
Flint
Wilam Froward
Lamar
Crltul Staton
Vienna notes U S over probe into Bolivia affair
A distorted dispatch reports Vienna sending a note to the U S State Department regarding the probe into a border incident. The Vienna government reportedly seeks a clearer inquiry while implying the action may affect allies and regional stability.
W. Virginia towns brace for floods today
Flood stage of the West Fork river rose near Walton and Glenville as heavy rains flood streets and homes. Damages reported across towns as crews work to repair levees and clear washed utilities. Residents evacuate some areas while authorities warn of rising water and record rainfall.
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United Preas
Wuaton
W.vadan
Sweuty Iren
West Fork
Dattlmore
Ohio
Glenville
Bcoros
Hulten
Ciwic
Pontinuliee
Bodies Brought to El Paso Amid Murder Suspicions
United Press reports El Paso awaits development as authorities pursue the murderers Garcia and Jaros. A special train carrying mining figures and a group led by Willi with fifteen followers moves toward the scene, amid calls for mediation and heightened tensions over the weekend.
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EL Pano
Jan
Chin
Sven
Ty CG
Auwker
Ming
Iy Wing- Tig
Pawo
Willi
Latiiity
Maamere
Monilay Navo
Woman testifies at Mohr trial in Providence
A young woman connected to the slain physician Dr Franklin Mohr testified today at the trial. She described her injuries and recovery after the shooting and identified the two defendants found at the scene. The testimony began in a tense courtroom as the case proceeded with further witness accounts and details.
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United Press
Providence
Misa
Fall of Cettiinjk Reported Amid War Turmoil
Fragmentary dispatches indicate a major fall of Cettiinjk with Austro Hungarian forces advancing. Readers are told Montenegrin positions collapse as Meruinia’s military operations unfold, and key equipment is destroyed to slow enemy progress.
Mrs Dempsey Dies After Long Illness in Corry
Mrs Dempsey widow of Dominick Dempsey died last evening at her Hatch Street home after a long illness. She was seventy three, a longtime resident of Corry, well known in the vicinity. Survived by husband and children James Dempsey St Louis, John Dempsey Sharon, Mrs Walter Wale Corry, and Mesers D R Thomas, Patrick and Ta Dempsey Foy all living in Corry. A sister Mrs Koranne Philadelphia sent word of her passing. Interment to be announced.
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Dempsey
Hatch
Wwe
Wik
Corry
Déawpney
Janos Dempsey
St Louis
Hempsey
Sharon
Waiter Wale
Mesera D
Thomas
Patrick
AL Démps Foy
Whem
Korrane
Fuera
Meade Inter
Wayne Township Resident Injured In Jet Collision
A Wayne Township resident, Charles Bemus, was injured in a jet related accident last Saturday. He sustained painful injuries and was aided by medical personnel before being moved to a local hospital. The incident prompted a response from emergency services and remains under investigation.
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Charles Bemus Galing
Wayne Township
Nid
Wayne
Wayne Tp Man Badly Injured In Train Incident
A Wayne township man was severely injured when an incident occurred near Titunville and he was transported by car to St Thomas church for interment. Mins Moriety died in Titunville Monday evening. Funeral arrangements include city services in TuVaville and a list of relatives is noted.
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Titunvile
St Thomas Chiirch
Ville
Tuvaville
Wueviyort
Sevirdl
Rowida t-Coury
Presidential stance on compulsory military service announced
From Washington January 13 President Wilken hinted at a formal position on compulsory military service. Chairman Hay delivered the policy outline before the Moore committee on Military Affairs detailing the administration's approach and anticipated legislative steps.
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Washington, D/C
Wilken Jo
Hay
Moore
Chicago Storm Paralyzes Transport and Flights
A severe winter storm gripping Chicago January snarled air and rail travel. Sleet and snow halted elevated rail service for about an hour, paralyzing transportation and causing widespread congestion as flights and wires faced outages and delays. Local reports note extensive disruptions and numerous incidents amid the storm.
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Chicago
United Prevn
Pha
Republican overtures shape Chicago political talks
United Preany Chikara reports January 1 that the Hull Moa convention may bridge GOP splits. Roosevelt's fate, second-choice alignments, and remarks by Justice Mizhas highlight hopes for a GOP reunification, with Parkins presiding at yesterday's meeting and Chicago Republicans planning for Roosevelt support.
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Hull
Tony
Chen IL
Certifhc
ProgFénaire Tours
Uble
Fei
George W. Parkins
Chicago
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Mizhas
Drogros
Niver
Governor Approves Major Merger in State Coal Industry
Harrisburg reports Governor Brumbaugh approved the merger of the Pittheddren Coal Company and Monongahela Convict Coke Co. to form a new corporation with capital of eighty three million dollars. The action marks the largest consolidation in the state's coal sector to date.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Govard Brumbaugh
Pittehdren Coal Company
Monongahela Convict Coke Co
Belimbaught
Germans Lose 25000 on Sunday in Western Front Action
United Press reports indicate heavy German losses in a Sunday clash as Allied bombardments and a failed German offensive near the Verdun region drove back forces from Rheims to Verdun. The dispatch notes many wounded and the broader consequence of the attack on German morale and defense.
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United Press
Sunioon
Chimpagne Buotor
Chalony
West Shady
von Wiman
Arentina
Antira Meinch
Rheins
Verdun
Erie Dispatch to Quit on January 30
Erie Dispatch will cease publication on January 30, with rumors the morning paper may resume under new ownership. The plant at Erie faced financial strain, a $40,000 to $50,000 debt, and declining circulation last year, while workers await confirmation on continuation or sale of the operation.
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Erie Dispatch
Swiday Napor
Patelei Niws Company
Erie
Chirion Hy Strona
He Coun Rey
Shires
He &R
Bal Wanilly
Wlepatel
Bleuchan Wold
Auioelatet Pras
Ceri
Northwestirn
Knights of Pythias Installation Ceremony At Corry
Last evening a noteworthy Knights of Pythias installation occurred in Corry with officers inducted into their positions. Charles Rathburn and others were named. the event included a oyster supper and remarks by district officials.
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Knights OF Pythias
Mr. Buchanan
Albion
Corry
Pythian
Womm
Wetherhew
Young. Pratte
BB. Busha
Wis J & Pees Mia Act
Heton
Charles Rathburn
Huchuns
Tor of
Mombern
Adm
Sensational Runaway at the Depot
A chaotic incident at the depot ends with a woman driving a horse a mishap near the passenger area. Onlookers describe the horse bolting from the north, colliding with a crowd, and causing disturbances along the street as a large crowd gathers nearby. No injuries or death are confirmed in the readable fragments.
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Che Depot Wathorm
Magin Avie
Pople
Weather Warning for Extreme Heat Ahead
A weather notice warns of an extreme heat day with high temperatures and strong conditions. Officials urge residents to stay hydrated seek shade and limit outdoor activity during peak heat hours.
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