Massacre report widens as Americans slain in Mexico
Reports claim twelve more Americans were killed with bodies of victims reaching El Paso by train. The dispatch notes Mexican bandits and the Carranza government tense over escalating violence, urging restraint while authorities weigh possible intervention.
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Santa Isabel
EL Paso
DidIy Houdini
Leith
Hele
Willinta
Madero
Chihuahua
Iin
Roy Cramer
Roy Cramer Is Young Ariephairanean
Tun Boon
Will Hote
Guerrnro
Foolas Rcals
Italy to Aid Montenegro in Crisis Backed by Rome
Dispatch from Rode reports Italy preparing aid for Montenegro as King Victor Emmanuel III meets with Montenegrin leaders Crown Prince Alexander and Princess Helena in Rome. The move follows reports of Austrian advances and calls for support to the small Balkan state.
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Victor Mariandel
Rome
Local banks hold annual meetings for director elections
Corry banks conducted their annual meetings to elect directors and officers. The National Bank of Corry named its officers and directors, while the two banks shared proceedings with limited details due to absences. Directors re-elected included J. J. Desmond F. A. Levalant Hil Barlow Jus Want D. L. Hrackua JM. W. Parkon and G H Barlow. President Henry Koppel presided at the National Bank of Corry with officers listed.
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Tnestitutiona
Otter
GH. Barlow
Formune
Darko
Dirdatora Pieslention
Officars
H.andrews
Dy A Sre
Ceremry Koppel
Bratty Lawne
Olda
GT. Kincald
H. Hewth
T. Hineald
Andrwwa
Revival Choir Drill Energizes Baptist Service Morning Meeting
Hyangelist Deptor led an energetic practice at the Baptist church to energize the chorus with careful vocal work. Ministers from several denominations participated as the congregation joined in singing and violinists contributed to a spirited worship night.
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Hyangelist
Baptist
Nis
Mustenié Avery
Weather Forecast Calm Tonight Then Colder Friday
Forecast calls for a clear night with light winds, followed by a sharp cold front Friday bringing cooler temperatures and a chance of frost warnings for northern areas.
Two Severe Quakes Recorded At Geuicgstoyen University
Two strong seismic events were logged on the ailamograph at Geuicgstoyen University. The first quakes began around 2:40 PM and resumed at 3:40 PM, continuing until after 8:00 PM with an estimated magnitude near 2700 maton.
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Walted Presa
Wanttingtons P. G
Varthanuke
Geuicgstoyen University
Story of Negroes Told at Trial
Providence January 11. Mrs Mohr heard Inspector Ole ht reiterate the testimony from two negroes Spellman and Brown who claim she hired them to shoot bandleader Dr Franklin C. Moke. The inspector recounted the story as given to art by Mohr and her codefendants.
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Providence
Ngor Tip
Spellman and
Brown
President Supports Lansing in Texas Affair
Washington report says President backs Secretary Lansing on the Mexican incident involving American men. Witte notes all travelers would return to their own country, with Carranza urged to accept responsibility. One man in the party reportedly received a special State Department warning.
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Unitea Rross
Washington, D
Witton
Whitte
Lansing
Tia Alstoon Americana
Max Satred
Mexico
Witte
Carranen
Celine
Lansinz
Merger of Steel Firms Faces Completion Delays
United Press reports the planned merger of major steel firms is progressing slowly with only three companies named for entry. Liaison official L Replogio cautions the arrangement remains incomplete and a formal announcement may come later.
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United Press
Phiadelphia
Cambria Steet
Nustous
L. Replogio
Interonte
Knox Holds Conference With Goy in Bid for Candidacy
Harrisburg January 13 Philander C Knox former Secretary of State held a one hour conference with a person named Gay believed connected to a possible candidacy. Knox refused to confirm if the discussion related to his own political prospects. A Senate statement on the matter was anticipated soon with a press report indicating a likely formal address.
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United Use
Harrisburg
Philander C Knox
Gay
Brimimagh
Knox
George
United States
Lumber Train Disaster Claims One in Wild Dash
A lumber train derailment near Conualleyne Pennsylvania on January 18 results in one death as the locomotive careens off the track and wreckage blocks the line. The accident disrupts service on the Co. line with debris scattered across the roadway and responders at the scene dealing with the aftermath.
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Conualleyne
Isa Ailmunr Co
Lina
Mrs Kibler Dies After Long Illness at Home
Mrs Kibler died this morning at about 4 20 at the family home on Park Place and Comtur street after months of illness. She was born July 11, 1852 in Winedale New York and lived in Corty most of her life. Survived by her husband Dr Charles B Kibler two sons John O Kibler and a daughter Mrs J J Todmind and others. Services to be held at the family home on North Gunter street Saturday at 2 30 with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Voloa
Folin
Nyangeliit
Christ
Eta
Riticlim
Gosalp
Juntos
Davism
Kibler
Park Place
Comtur Street
Tiber Sid Heen
Winedale
John M
Lucy
Palmar
Corty
Bern
Dr ©. Whi6fbler
Duriig Hur Tong
Gorry
Familly
Ars
Kib Jer Haw
Ito Jong
First Presbyterian Church
KoIblue Wun
Order of the
East Ort Star
Mie Tean
Cakky
Kibler Wis
3. OG
Ara
Webler
Charles B. Kibler
W. Son
John O. Kibler
Daughers
J. J Todmind
Mian Dertha Kibler
Lawrence
Marjorie
Kathryn Vamond
Government to demand drastic peace terms from Britain and France
The Qtopic government will today press a formal demand on Britain and France, seeking a drastic peace treaty over the gleam rd and Serattan at the Taland of Ounle, with Britt and Wrogel fords involved.
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Hintte
Alens
Qtopic
Taland
Ounle
Two Die in Milwaukee Train Collision Near Allis
Two men were killed and several injured when a Milwaukee bound train collided with a freight train en route to Madison near Allis Kiel. The wreckage caught fire but the bodies were recovered and all casualties removed.
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Waited Pees
Milwaukee
Chicago
Madison
Allis
Kiel
Jane Addams Deserted the Colonel
Jane Addams, founder of the Progressive party, appeared before military officials in Washington DC and declared she could no longer follow Col Roosevelt. She condemned his willingness to fight and criticized the preparedness policy while supporting Wilson’s Mexico policy.
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Bull Moose Party
Roosevelt
United Press
Weningtos
D.C. Jay
Jane Addama
Progresaive
Benani
Rev Father Harvey Appointed Pastor in Cambridge Springs
Rev Father James A. Harvey was appointed pastor of St Anthony's Church in Cambridge Springs to succeed Dr John M Gambin. He was born in New Haven County and ordained in December 1909. He served in several parishes including Crowlbyville and Crowlbyville prior to transferring to Cambridge Springs. He begins work on Sunday January 23.
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Harvey
Cambridge Meadville
James A. Harvey
St. Anthony's R
Cambridge Springs
John M. Gambn
Bexine Tits
St. Bridget R
Meadville
Pather Warvay
New Haven County
Coast
Four U S Artillerymen Drowned in Collision
Four U S artillerymen were drowned when their transport boat sank after a collision off Galveston. The collision occurred as a Allied craft was struck by an American tank vessel, injuring others and prompting a evacuation to Pittsburgh for medical care and inquiry.
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ARMON
NU BONE STATE AGENTS IN THE CITY Visit and operations
State agents conduct activities in the city during the month with numerous representatives of the Nijone Corvet Company visiting key locations. The report lists managers Wille and Mrs gill and notes affiliations with Minnesota, Wing, and other departments as part of a wide dispersion of assignments and yearly outlooks.
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NU Bone State
Nijone Corvet Company
Chin
Élys
Lynnils
Mike
Ety Manner
Mityunton
Sand Tr
Mra. Gill
Ohla Flake
Wille
Contarerue Wien
Soley
Srmikson
Varia
Howevar
Vlalka
Fe Eceany
Eng Miners Postpone Strike Action
The National Federation of Miners delays planned strike amid a government conscription bill debate. Members vote to postpone the action until the compulsory law is passed and government interrogations finished. Public sentiment among Federation members shows strong opposition to the bill.
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United Press
London
National Federation of Afiners
Federation
Gallipoli Troops Reach Salonika Reported by Bulgarian Dispatches
Bulgarian sources claim Allied troops retreating from Gallipoli have landed at Salonika. The dispatches say 251,000 French and Belgian soldiers are moved to Greece with estimates suggesting up to 300,000 troops may be transferred to Greek territory before week’s end.
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Salonika
United Press London
Cnglad
France
Vara
Gallopoli
Dome
Salonike
Huerta Dying Today in El Paso
The report from El Paso states General Victoriano Huerta is dying today after a serious illness. He received last rites from Catholic clergy, bid farewell to family, and slipped into a coma during the final hours under medical care.
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Huerta
EL Paso
el Pano
Victoriano Huerta
Workman killed at Erie plant
A Erie plant incident left worker Vartan Commins dead after being struck during a routine operation. Authorities say the accident occurred moments after he received instructions, with emergency crews summoned to Saint George Street location.
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Erie Plant
Vartan Commins
Erie
Gonanal Bléstrle
Willin
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