Carranza forces threaten Vera Cruz as battle looms
Reports say General Carranza mobilizes about 50,000 troops to threaten Vera Cruz after a conference with General Aguilar. Mexican factions clash near Aguas Calientes as Villa's forces hold positions, with heavy casualties reported and U.S. occupation facing renewed opposition. Carranza plans movement toward Conoba to confront American forces, aiming to neutralize Villa’s detachments nearby.
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Si Paso
Cruz
Carranza
Aguilar
Cordobi
Fyneton
Vera Cruz
Aguay
Villa
Gutters
Carrien
Lor Hobs
Villista
Filipe Angelos
Aguas Calentes
Can Tanzistas
Leon
Aguar Calientes
Fy Deon
Aguas Calientes
Hind Baby
Felipe Angeles
Carranaiéta
Mullin Shoe Co Receives Big War Order From French
Pittsburg November 7 At the Mullin Shoe company office it was announced that a large order from the French government has arrived for 200000 pairs of shoes to be delivered by January. The company expects further orders totaling 500000 boots to be supplied, with production ramping up to meet an April deadline. Prices quoted around $5.50 per pair.
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Pittsburg
Mullin Shoe Company
Prench Govertween
Dunumy
Guy
Bn Aativerad
Hingerton
Just Escapes Deportation in Ohio Rescue
Lina O reports Harold Crooke narrowly avoided deportation as his farm near Forest Aid was moved to a neighbor village for the arrival of his fiancée, Mrs Mand Taylor of Northnetingi Vdugiond. She remembered Crook’s address and officials were alerted to bring her to Ohio.
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Lina
Harold
Crooke
Peeetheart
Mand Taylor
Nothnetingi
Stoney
Ohio
Sunday church services listed across city parishes
Tomorrow residents may attend Holy Communion at Emmanuel Episcopal Park and morning worship at United Brethren First Baptist Columbus M Church and St Paul Evangelist Lutheran. Evangelist Langston leads at Columbus M with invitations to Odd Fellows. Christian Science holds services at No 17 East Washington with Sunday school and midweek readings.
Salvation Army and Methodist Services on Sunday
The Salvation Army on Washington Street announces regular and special meetings this Sunday including 2 p.m. Sunday school 7 p.m. Young People 4 p.m. Open All Meeting and a band performance with Enalyn Smith. Also the Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. H C Shaw holds services at 11 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. with Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. and Epworth League at 6 45 p.m. Midweek prayer Thursday evening.
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Salvation Army
Washington Street
Alg Te Lso
Salvation Ratty
Enalyn Smith
Methodist Episcopat Church
H.C. Shaw
Epworth Leagua
R F Livermore Weekly Specials On First Floor
Local store advertises discounted items with odds and ends in gloves umbrellas gowns and blankets. Notices 2nd floor millinery trimmed hats priced from 3.95 to 12.00 with big weekly reductions.
Coats and Suits Offered at Special Low Prices This Week
Our stock is most complete in sizes colors and styles this week we offer them at special low prices. Seeing is believing with items starting at five dollars and up.
Elegant neck pieces and muffs at special prices
A display of neck pieces and muffs offering up-to-date styles with low prices. Comfortables priced from $1 to $5. Third floor elevator service. Curtains and Mull fabrics listed with varied costs. Linoleums offered at heavy patterns with discount per yard.
Rugs sell at special low prices for quick clearance
continuation of last week's rug selling offers special low prices on all rugs. BathRobe and Capps Indian blankets priced from $3 to $7.50.
Stamp Out Cattle Disease Moves Across States
Washington reports radical steps by the department of agriculture to stamp out the foot and mouth disease. Authorities expect infected animals to be found and destroyed quickly and say meat prices should not rise. Quarantines extend to New York Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois Wisconsin with more areas to follow. no Canada quarantine yet. Dr J D Dunkeal notes no mouth and gut cases in Greater New York due to state quarantine.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Michigan
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Oho
India
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Uxonat Canada
Atte Men and Packers
Kansas City
J.D. Dunkeal
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Uncle Samy
Central Presbyterian Church Spring Street Services
The Christian Missionary Alliance at Spring Street holds Sunday services with 4 PM afternoon and 7 15 PM evening evangelistic meetings. Bible teaching Tuesday at 7 80, cottage meeting Wednesday at 7 30, prayer and testimony Friday 7 20, intercessory prayer Saturday 7 20. John T. Hatch superintendent. EL Woodward pastor. Morning service 11 AM, Sunday School near Center and Pleasant Streets. Rev 1216 and evening service at 7 30.
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United Brethman Church
N. J. MacIntyre
First Baptist Church
Cor
H. Wallace
Christian Endeavor Bodlety
Christian Mibstunary Alliance
Spring Street
John T. Hatch
Cirst Presbyterian Grurch
EL Woodward
Center and
Pleasant Sts
Bom
Young People's Rally at Presbyterian Church
A Sunday program at the Presbyterian Church features a 500 p.m. Young People’s Rally for children and youth in Sunday Schools and churches. Rev FM Lamb will sing and speak, with a choir of children and young people. An evening union evangelical service under Rev Lamb’s leadership follows. Martings are planned nightly next week except Saturday, with daily 3:00 p.m. sessions and a ministers association address by Rev Lamb next Monday at 4:15 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
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Welda Ublou
Lamb
Union Evangellatie
Lamb Nest
Market Report Buffalo New York Provision Market Nov 6
New York provision market details include winter wheat No 1 Northern at 1195, corn yellow prices, oats white prices, flour blends and patent futures, butter creamery prints extras and eggs, with Buffalo hay market figures for timothy No 4 large parcels at 17.50 and No 2 at 15.50 to 16.00.
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New York
Po'patons
Buffalo
Milk Profits Highlight Dairy Favor in Salem County Meeting
Farmers at the Salem county agriculture board meeting at the grange hall debated dairy versus potato profits. Dairymen claimed dairy farming yields higher profits this year despite low potato prices, with Adin Harding Voorheas citing corn yields and seed samples showing higher returns on dairy oriented crops.
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Salem County Board of Agriculure
Grange Hall
Satem
Adin Harding
Weekly Trade Review highlights iron output gains and retail activity
The Weekly Trade Review reports modest gains in iron production with output averaging about 67018 tons daily, improving from September levels, and notes concessions in prices with some semimanufactured goods offered under market quotations. Broader activity is seen in dry goods and footwear, while domestic business remains steady in women’s wear amid overall quietness in men’s goods.
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New York
Dometic Businens
United States
Agalnat
G. Dun
Wiltshire Brand Ham Featured In Saturday Sale
Local ad notes a November promotion with a fancy Wiltshire Brand ham at 220 lb ready for the pan. A 33 cent offer for accompanying eggs or sides is implied alongside market items from Wood's Cah Market.
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Oran
J, Wood
Cah
Trip to Florida and Lake Worth Stop Ad
A notice promotes a Florida trip with stops at all points and a visit to Lake Worth Country. It mentions a theater advertisement and a program titled START YOU IN BUSINESS offering guidance for better paying positions. It invites readers to write for information.
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Pauling
Tim
Florida
Lake Worth
Lyric Theater
Ady
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ST. Paul Evangelist
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Christian Science
East Washington Street
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