Officials to Prosecute Future Cases in Hollie Tobacco Row
At a recent informal hearing before a city alderman, merchants handling Hollie tobacco defended their stores. Officials urged strict enforcement, promising prosecutions for every future violation and warning merchants and pier owners that leniency is over. Deputy Wilwon explained the action aims to deter future infractions and involve school authorities in enforcement.
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Wrot
Wilson
Naranta
Dlu- Suiumn
Wilwon
United States to Demand an Explanation
United States officials push for a complete explanation of recent plot and espionage claims. The report notes possible Berlin-Germany exchange pressures and calls for swift, thorough inquiry by federal authorities, with Attorney General considering legislative remedies.
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United States
United Press
Washington, D. C
Berlin
Weehawken
Faols
Garmany
Witch
Fay
Garman
Voi
Wid
Eimina
Jt Hrorough
Reorst
Oftlan
Cape
Weather Update Partly Cloudy Tonight
Weather report notes partly cloudy skies tonight with continuing cool conditions expected. No precipitation mentioned. Forecast emphasizes cool temperatures and dry conditions overnight. Local area outlook remains quiet with a steady cool breeze.
Probing Fire Disaster at Pittsburg
State and county officers investigate a deadly blaze at the Union Box Capping plant in Allegheny county. Thirteen workers feared dead. early reports say multiple bodies recovered with federal and state inspectors examining the scene. More bodies may lie within ruins as evidence mounts.
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Pittsburg
Couoy Huwklne
Uira
Union
Allegheny
Novarat
Federal Probe Into Conspiracy Details Unfold in New York
Federal authorities moved to charge ten defendants in a bomb and mine conspiracy linked to ship gunnet sabotage. Robert Pay and Gayman army officer were among those arrested in Weehawken New Jersey. Magistrate Rand er ordered the ten turned over to federal agents for U S court arraignments. Wynne indicated the government would press charges. some arrestees faces separate hearings in New Jersey and potential transfers to federal court.
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Hy United Prep
New York
Agenia
Iy Wovleral
Robert Pay
Weehawken
N.J
Rander
Wm. Flynn
Secret Serving
Wlyne
Maging
Nelow Reholta
United States
Tay
Yomi Dacho
Amor Fein
Alor
New Jarsey
Gompers Exposes Plots to Wilson in Washington
Labor leader Samuel Gompers alleged German agents sought to disrupt U S munitions and city industries while pushing tariff legislation. He reportedly briefed President Wilson on a New York plot to destroy munitions shipments and hinder military aid, outlining broader interference schemes.
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United Propf
Washington, D. C
Som
Minitows
Mippilon
Gompere
Inbar Kod
Olver
White Ho
Wilton
White House
Tle
Linn
New York
Pauwa
Mysterious Government Move Just After Franco Era Mentioned
A fragment notes an imminent government action tied to Franco era policies and foreign conditions. It hints at immediate measures and possible international implications, with unclear references to funding and ongoing negotiations.
Federal action against Holland & Co. report shocks market
A Buffalo morning report details involuntary bankruptcy filings against Holland and Company brokers, with offices in Ellicott Street area. The Isa and partner parties face scrutiny by the U S Marshal Mauris Doty as creditors seek action amid losses exceeding seven hundred thousand dollars, while Rochester brokers claim responsibility for client orders.
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Papara
United Loon
Mauris L. Doty
Jamon L Holland
Edward Howls
Holland
Tucker
Hawkripley
Holland and Go
Rochester
Motland
Holland & Co
New York Stock Ax Rhangé Commi Ldshalin
Theas
Yma
Holland and Co
Piltibureh Exchange
Paonia
Greek War Party Triumphs Amid Balkan Tensions
Reports from London and Rome indicate Greek political factions claim victory as Greece faces intervention fears from Anglo-French diplomacy. Avetrian sources note aerial strikes on Belgrade area with unconfirmed damage, while Athens braces for possible international moves affecting the Balkans and Serbia.
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Tinted Prena
Remy
Zaimis
Groeow
Rome
London
Athens
Serbia
Trill Co Completes Large Order for Curtis Aeroplane Buckles
The Trill Indicator Company finishes and ships an allotment of thirty thousand buckles for Curtis Aeroplane engines. Ajax and Trill plants participated. buckles are two steel and phosphor bronze components, with new orders expected soon to sustain production through winter. Additional yardage for a new line of indicators is in progress as capacity expands.
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Trill Indicator Company
Curtis
Ajax
Tex
Trill
Ein
Mallory Liner Towed Into Port
Mallory liner towed into Charleston harbor after venturing off Cape Rown. Repairs underway as crew led efforts to extinguish a fire aboard while towing in. Authorities identify upper structure remains of the wreck and inspect for potential hazardous contents.
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Vattea Prva
Charleston
S. Carolina
Mallory
Cape Rown
Teutons Drive on Through Serbian Interior
Reported dispatches from Vienna describe German and Austro Hungarian forces advancing into Serbia. The main drive penetrates toward Belgrade with rapid movement, while Bulgarians claim Palanka. Serbian positions shift as German forces extend toward northern rivers and Valjevo faces pressure. Heavy battles near Tatanka are noted.
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Palanka
Gurmona
Valjevo
Tatanka
Early Church Wedding This Morning at St Bitza Wheths
A Willet netting occurred at St Bitza Wheths church on West Moasant steel. Rev Farner Kranta officiated uniting Howart Rhinchardt Kinley and Elizabeth Frances McNamara in marriage. The couple will reside at 117 Crowley Ave after November 9.
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St. Bitza Wheth
West Moasant Steel
Farner Kranta
Howart Rhinchardt Kinley
Edward Kinley
Mid
Elizabeth Prancis McNam
Ari
Helen
Mra
Martin Ressler, Jr
Mise Ose McNawaray
Auntarie Bride
Franklin, Pa
Martin Roster, Jr
Unela
Alls McNamara
Tose McNamart
Caremons
Rossler
Eluidroy
St. Ellaabeth
Misa McNamard
Walton
N. Y
Tuttady
Crowley Ave Jmie
Mr. Kinley
Tallway Nui
Novutar
Corry
Widener Widow Maries Boston Doctor in Society Match
Mrs George D Widener the wealthiest widow among Titanic victims families has wed Dr Alexander Hamilton Rice of Boston The match links two prominent New England dynasties with a society pedigree and ties to the catastrophe era rumors of the bride’s fortune and social circle accompany the report.
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George D. Widener
Alexander Hamilton Rice
Boston
Americans Flee Villa Region Amid Border Tension
Advices from Washington report large numbers of Americans and other foreigners leaving Agua Prieta Sonora as rumors of a major attack by Villa’s forces grow. US troops under General Calaly fortify lines near the border while Carranza plans movements. border towns brace for possible disruption. The State Department notes gradual improvement in relations after Carranza recognition.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Agua Prieta
Sonora
México
Douglas Arizona
Calaly
United States
Carranza
Renlist Villa
Unitéd States
State Department
Tithr
Mesloo
Carransm
Loveland Plans New Homes In Spring Development
A. Loveland has completed purchases of several lots in the residential section of the Yuird ward. He intends a bold real estate development in spring, including moving the Allen residence and building a modern two house model on West Smith and Frederick streets. Additional plans mention a new Ebina residence on the South Street site and other acquisitions by A F Hummel and C Clark in nearby wards.
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A. Loveland
Wendential
Yuird
Opring
Loveland
Losichman
Dunkin
Allen
West Smith Pricet
West Frederick
Meredith
Mrederick Streat
Ebinauw
Siith Streat
Adlon
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Holland and Company
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Benice
Trill CO
Curtis Company
Teutons
Vutted Press
Amalindim
Bethia
Miaraive
Viene
Tila
Trallen
Edward Kinley, Jr
Elizabeth McNamara
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Douglas
Agua Prista
F. A. Loveland
Smith and
Frederick St
A. F. Hummel
Mr. C. Chirk
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