Battle near Mission guards repelled by U S troops
Three United States soldiers were killed and others wounded in a clash with Mexican bandits about one o'clock Thursday morning near Mission, Texas. Sergeant Shafer and Private Jaxon led cavalry efforts, while Captain McCoy arrived with reinforcements as the Mexicans fled toward the border.
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Omar
Agim
Missinh
Shafer
Freep G
Third Cavalry
Jaxon
Arenal Corps
Frivete Morname Company
Prank ML AfeOoy
Wallering Rege
Ton Baniits
Oruah
Gro de Awa
Cave
Uy Yentiin
Mision
Caine McCoy
McCoy
Factory disaster in Feo de 'Fothiac claims many lives
Early reports say two hundred or more workers were trapped as a factory wrecked by an explosion caused by a dropped grenade. President Poincare and Interior Minister Mulyy were informed. rescue efforts directed by authorities. Autotrucks loaded as aimless efforts continued amid firefighting and evacuation.
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Feo
Poincare
Min Sher
Mulyy
Torcey
Chicago
Thursayora
Rose
Board of Education
Abo Pemeen
Jallet
Ex Judge J H Baker Dead In Goshen Indiana
Obituary notes the death of John H Baker a retired judge and former congressman from Indiana's Thirteenth District after a long legal career in Goshen. He leaves a widow and son Zedge Francis Baker of Chicago and his death followed weeks of illness.
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Goshen
Ind
John H. Ba ‘Ker
Walid States District
Indiana
Zedge Francis Ho Baker
Chicago
McKisson
Cleveland
Robert E. McKinson
Monterey Apartments
British Cabinet Split Over Conscription and Dardanelles Setback
News from London reports Sir Edward Carson resigning as attorney general amid cabinet rifts on compulsory military service. Gen. Ian Hamilton is relieved of command in the Mediterranean with Gen. Strachey Monro taking over. The moves follow criticism of allied handling of the Dardanelles campaign and the Salonika landing. In New Jersey, woman suffrage loses by a large margin with unofficial totals showing strong opposed votes. President Wilson casts the first presidential vote in support of woman suffrage.
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Londo
Get
Edward Carson
Promigi Arguith
Acther Eotirey
Carsco
Mediterranean
Str
C Monro
Triiare
Saloniki
Serbia
Jersey City
New Jersey
Mrs &P. Petekert
Washington
Wilsop
Princeton
United States
Walcome
Wilson Bars Arms to Mexico Villa Embargo Exempts Carranza
The embargo on arms to Mexico remains in effect for anti government factions, but a supplementary order exempts Carranza's government from the ban and allows munitions to pass unhampered. Henry P. Fletcher is expected to be named ambassador to Chile.
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Wilson
Villa
Carranza
Henry P. Fletcher
Carge
Mexico
United States
Henry P. Pletcher
Am Bancador
Chile
Governor Halts Hangings and War News Blend
Governor Dunne grants a 40 day reprieve to Bisten Moore for the murder of Clara Dalton in Murphysboro. Reports from Berlin note Emperor William visiting the Belgian coast and awarding the Pour le Merite to Admiral von Schroeder. German submarines sink 29 enemy ships in September as Austro-Hungarian fronts shift near Czernowice. Convicts escape Joliet prison in fog. Eight German ships torpedoed by Haitian submarines.
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Springford
Dunne
Bisten Moore
Murphysboro
Clara Dalton
James White
Jackson County
Kaleer
Berlin
William
Admiral von Schroeder
Oay
Copenhagen
Haltia
Alent
Premier Asquith Stricken Sends Golde to Commons Silence
London reports Premier Asquith ill and confined to bed as David Lloyd George acts in his absence. Sir Edward Carson resigns from the cabinet while conscriptionists back a new scheme. A Downing Street bulletin cites gastro intestinal catarrh as the prime minister's ailment.
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London
Asquith
David Llnyd George
House of Commons
Edward Carson
Lord Derby
Downing Street
Powder Blast Kills 14 at Granite Mountain Mine
A massive blast at the Granite Mountain mine in Butte Montana killed fourteen workers and injured eight more. The North Butte Mining Company reported 560 pounds of giant powder used in the explosion and eleven bodies have been recovered with further fatalities likely.
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Butte (Mont.) Company
Butte
Mont
Granite Mountain
North Butte Mining Company
Invasion News Shifts Archives to Prisrend amid Balkan War
London Oct 22 report says Serbs move government archives from Nis to Prisrend as Austro German forces push slowly into Serbia. Bulgarians reportedly cut or threaten rail links near Vranya but Serbia denies railway disruption. Reports claim Bulgarians capture forts and prisoners while Romania's war entry looms.
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Serbia
Prisrend
Nish
London
Wansier
Monastir
Nisle
Priszend
Albanien
Semendria
Saloniki
Vranys
Athens
Frankfort
Montenegro
Reliter's
Odessa
Brance
Petrograd
Roumania
Allien
Berlin
Balkan
Shabatz
Allies Advance as Bulgarians Face Setback in Balkans
A dispatch from Athens reports Bulgarian lines repulsed along their front while Serbian forces secure ground and Allies push toward King Ferdinand's forces. French troops took Strumnitsa, 30 miles north of Salonika, and Enos on the Aegean saw Entente gains. German lines claim enemy retreat near Belgrade with moves toward Cvetkograd and Vrem.
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London
Ferdinand
Athens
Strumnites
Saloniki
Roumania
Enos
Aegean Sea
Turkey
Macva
Belgrade
Cvetkograd
Vrem
Passarowite
Miatjenovac
Bozevar
Taggart Case Is Dismissed In Indianapolis
The case against Thomas Taggart, Democratic national committeeman for Indiana, charged with election conspiracy, was dismissed by Special Judge W H Eschhorn to criminal court on the motion of Prosecutor A J Rucker. Indicted co-defendants including Mayor Joseph EB Beil and more than 100 others were continued to December 1.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Democratic Nations
Colmbus
Neapolis
Lucas County
State Utilities Commission
Haa
New York
Springfield
Mass
Chicago
Atlanta
Wabash Railroad
Hite
Ward
Ohio Agricultural Commis
Stateslow
Ohio
John Soley
Cleveland
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State Pardon Board
Cas
Tody
Cleve
Goldie Stewart
Meigs County
Newton B. Baker
Baker
Walter Linton
Ashland County
Linton
Clement S. Baxter
Lita
State Bank
Columbus Savings & Trust Co
Baxter
Franklin, County
Franklin County
State Public Utilities Commission
L. C. White
White
Columbus Railway, Power
Light Co
Columbus
Charles Q. Hildebrant
McDermott
Sprague
Sandusky
W. R. Burnett
Bandusky Home
Frank W. Miller
Kent
Milam University
RM. Hughes
Deaa H
Minnich
Germans Lose Two Fights In War Report Roundup
Berlin reports a German division retreated in the Styr region with losses and guns. A second reverse near Mosk and Vilna left 600 prisoners. Other items note aviators killed near Lynn, a Texas ranger action near Browneville, six train robbers in New York, Austrian repulse at Pregaging, a brokerage firm failure in Buffalo, and Montenegro fighting positions repulsed.
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Berlin
Styr
Mosk
Vilna
Alibi Clashes With Captain of Capital News
The piece reports Frank Fink a Williams county horse thief, claiming an elaborate alibi while inmates and officials debate his prior conviction. It also covers protests over railroad freight rates for road building materials and a broad array of Ohio political and legal notes.
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Frank Fink
Williams County
Pen
Fink
Ofclass
Iveryman
Public Utilities Commission
Four Ohio stories among Baptist convention and crimes
The report covers the Ohio Baptist Convention with speakers from Chicago New York and Detroit plus state leaders and local leaders in Wilmington. Other items note deaths assaults and legal actions including the death of Mrs Mary Swank Toledo Knights Templars meet in Tiffin and Columbus officials amid hospital escapes and public safety rulings.
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Union News Surview
Wilmington
Henry F. Stilwell
D. D
J. C. Massie
J. F. Horget
Piffin
Toledo
Tiffin
Ohio Knights Templars
B. Frank Murphy
Steubenville
Japanese Fashion Change in Meiji Era Hats and Dress
A Japan Magazine note describes Meiji era hat use expanding from ornament to practicality among gentlemen. It contrasts Western clothing adoption, the persistence of frock coats and top hats, and differing attitudes toward fashion among Japanese elites and travelers. A Minneapolis music professor earns the Iron Cross for playing piano on a motor truck at the front.
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Japan
London
Japan Magazine
Minneapolis
Underwood Law Critique and tariff debate on Wilson era policy
A political column argues President Wilson should recognize the Underwood Tariff Law’s failure and push a realistic tariff approach. It criticizes free trade, praises protective measures, and discusses British tariff shifts, Progressive strategy, and future Republican dynamics amid wartime economic strains.
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