Carranza Lies in State as Photo Arrives in US
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the death of Mexican leader Venustiano Carranza and a photo arriving in the United States. It mentions his body being transported from Villa Juárez to Mexico City and references figures such as Bedarico Montes and Pete Bartel in unclear context.
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Wiest
United Stated
Carranza
Carranat
Lely
Vila Juarez
Puvbio
Mexico
Mexico City
Penn
Bedarico Montes
Pete P. Bartel
Joan Burragun
Lin da Mila Firslit
Diary of Italian Fleeing With the Late V Carranza
An Italian diary by Aldo Baroni recounts the Mexican expedition surrounding President Carranza, describing a 10 000 strong march from Mexico City toward a doomed effort for safety The text hints at a political crisis and rising disorganization as the authors note the president and his entourage leaving the capital and heading into perilous terrain.
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Maxteo City
Aldo Baroni
Carranza
Mexico City
Moe
Anya
Beront Gondhyn
Tegan
Blila White Endvil
Exiled retreat across Mexico City front line reverberates
Eyewitness dispatch chronicles a chaotic retreat from the capital as trains burn, troops abandon the line, civilians scramble for water, and General Murguía tightens control while Venustiano Carranza vows to move toward Veracruz amid dwindling supplies and rising casualties. The narrative depicts demoralized troops, improvised medicine scarcity, and a decisive yet tragic retreat toward San Andres with key figures like Don Venustiano and Luis Cabrera amid the logistical collapse.
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Uvery
San Marcos
Thia Gluca
Moxico City
Althena
Theo
Waler
Pha
Murguia
Vero
Orus
Mmeaeor
Rinconada
Oii
Soledad
Santana
Barker
Millan
Augustin Millan
Maximo
Proridant
San Andres
Gels Around Thy Treasura Train Real Estate
A fragmentistic OCR item references real estate and a cage, with unclear phrases about Barrugan and a gruesome image of gnawing bones, presenting a cryptic, non-coherent local note from a historical page. The readable elements indicate property or place names combined with disturbing imagery, lacking full context.
Chicago Working Girls Buy Fur On Time
Chicago merchants report working girls increasingly use installment plans to buy furs. Most purchases are cheaper grades around 100 dollars, with occasional buyers affording 400 to 600 dollar pieces. Down payments range from 15 to 200 dollars, followed by several months to pay the balance.
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Champointen
Chicago
Deferred fur coat purchases by working girls rise
The article reports that many young working girls buy expensive fur coats on installment plans from major fur houses. They make an initial payment and monthly installments, with the coat delivered after the last payment. Often the funds come from parents, and high prices of other coats push these purchases.
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Hese
Shaikea
Mike
Belling Tin Gana in Old Fashioned Boiler Tests
Fragmentary report describes attempts to recover thns from ald cau using old-fashioned boiling. It notes a process of repeated boiling with alkali and caltpeter, producing crystals of stamnate and related compounds. Text appears garbled but centers on chemical recovery steps and product forms.
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Belling
la Naturg
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