Villa repulsed as fighting rages near Chihuahua City
Reports from Juarez and Paso indicate Villa and his forces renewed attacks around Chihuahua City with street fighting reported. Carranza officials and inspec tor general Andres Garcia denied Trevino and Villa evacuation rumors as telegraph lines hinder communication and Americans fear to travel.
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Juarez
Mexico
Villa
Chihuahua City
Carranza
Paso
Tex
Chi- Soaken City
Juares
Andres Garcia
Carranga
Trevino
Terrazas
Cuhacuivea City
Gonzales
Trehag
Garcia
Murguia
Mexico City
Eral Murguia
Chitveebone City
Juarez Villa
Adres Garcia
Carmine Cansulates
Oguns
Chihuahua
Beret
Prancilaco Gonzales
Ee Wie Ee
Treviso
400 Villistas Slain in Mexican Battle Near Paso Junction
Revolt forces clash as Carranza troops engage Villa faction in Paso Junction. Four hundred Villa soldiers reported killed or missing. Gen Jacinto Trevino wounded but remained directing actions. Gen Carlos Oxuna led a cavalry assault that broke Villa center before dusk. General Wun pursued the retreating unit, ending the battle at 7 20 p.m.
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City
Mexico
Paso Junction
Mi Censor
Carranza
Villa
Cancor
Jacinto Trevino
Carlos Oxuna
Trevino
Wun
Voted 39 Times In One Election Report Emerges
Kinane City Mo Nov 26 Evidence of fraudulent voting in the November 7 election is presented in affidavits by men who say they voted multiple times. The affidavits name Francis M Wilson district attorney and Arthur J Bagley as officials involved. The case concerns presidential electors United States senators and congressmen.
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Kinane City
Francis M Wilson
Dalles
Arthur J. Bagley
Department of Justice
United States
Silk Manufacturers Propose 30 Percent Duty to World Dye Industry
Patterson New Jersey November 24 A resolution to add 30 percent duty to welp dye industry was adopted by the Silk Manufacturers of America at their annual convention. Francisca Von Loedeman, noted gown designer for royal houses, influences global color standards.
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Patterson
N. J
Silk Manufcturers of America
Guroness
Francisca von Loedeman
Lackawanna Declares Extra Dividend in New York Now
An extra dividend of 3 cents per share was declared today by the Lackawanna line, as reported in New York Now. The action follows prior distributions and affects stockholders holding Lackawanna Railway shares.
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New York
Lackawanna
New Premier Named by Czar of Russia
Alexander Trepoff, Russia's minister of railways, named premier by imperial ukase. Retiring premier M Sturmer becomes grand chamberlain while remaining on the empire's council. Dispatches say crisis signals liberal victory over bureaucracy and prompt government to brief the duma on impending reforms.
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Czar
Russia
London
Alexander Trepoff
Reuter
Petrograd
M. Sturmer
Imperial Court
Council of the Empire
M. Trepoff
Sturmer
M. Trepotf
Petrostad
Paul Milukoff
Duma
Russky Slovo
Clever Woman on Austrian Throne
Vienna reports on Empress Zita detailing her studious nature musical talent and literary interests. Born May 9 1882 in Lucca she married Archduke Charles Francis in 1911 and became heir to the Austro Hungarian throne with children including Francis Joseph Otto Adelaide Robert Charles Louis and Felix. Her life in Vienna and early training are noted alongside her arrival as empress.
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Vienna
London
Zita
Empresas Zita
Villa Reale
Mianore
Lucca
Luke Hobert
Marie Antecette
Parma
Danube
Marqulee Delta
Zangbert
Geome
Ryde Abbey
Isle of Wight
Princess Adelaide
France
Archduke Charles Francis
Frangenbad
Bohemia
Marie Annunglata
Archduke
Schwarsenau
Hisleti
Domo
Vatican
Brandeis
Kolomea
Galicia
Francis Joseph Otto
Francia Josepi
Adelaide
Archduke Robert Charles Louis
Archduke Felix Frederick August
Awlero
Asiago
Italy
Driver’s car plunge leaves farmer’s son badly hurt
Harry Hinders, eight, son of a farmer near Mitchell, was severely injured when the automobile he rode in plunged over a hill at night. The car’s lights went out and one lever punctured his skull. He lay at the scene for some time before aid arrived.
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Mitchell
Harry Hinders
Hinders
Telephone Poles to Brace Nebraska Capitol Ceiling
Lincoln Neb Nov 24 Telephone poles will be used to brace up the house of representatives in the Nebraska capitol. The ceiling is 37 feet high and no other timbers than telephone poles could be found in Lincoln that would reach it. The state engineering department is making an effort to make the building safe for the coming session of the legislature.
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Lincoln
Neb
House of Representatives
Nebraska
State Engineering Department
Iliff Resigns as Deputy Food Official
C Wipf deputy food commissioner resigns in Des Moines Iowa effective December citing service record and reasons for stepping down in a brief government notice from November 24.
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C. Iliff
Dew Moines
C. Wipf
Population hits 100 million in continental United States
Washington November 4 population estimates show the Continental United States will reach about 100,002,000 on November 1. Officials project total population including outlying areas near 114 million, based on early 1900 methods and current statistical calculations.
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Washington
Seawas Bureau
LI Department
Ulnn Ik
Hatates
Teutons Near Complete Conquest of West Rumania
World War I dispatches report Austro German forces advancing from Craiova toward the Alt valley after capturing Orsova Turnu-Severin and Craiova. Romanian line collapse suggested as Bulgars push from Dobrudja and Danube crossing near Zimnitza. Entente troops press on Monastir front with gains east and west.
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London
Wallachia
Berfin
Orsova
Turnu-Severein
Danube
West Rurmania
Orsove
von Malkenhayn
Craiova
Jiul
Alt Valley
Bucharest
Jiu
Zimnitza
Giurgiu
Rumanica
Burcharest
Dobrudja
Petrograd
Lake Tashoul
Constanza
Black Sea
Tehernaveda
Kartal
Berlin
Monastir
War Office
Paris
Entente
Nijipole
Greek troops refuse evacuation of Katerina
Athens reports that Greek royalist troops will not evacuate Katerina despite entente demands. General Sarrail warns Athens that force will be used if no immediate evacuation order is issued.
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Katerina
Sarrail
London
Entente
Athena
Athens
Inventor Sir Hiram Maxim Dies in England
London November 24 Sir Hiram Maxim inventor of the automatic firearm died at his home early this morning. Born February 6 1840 in Sangerville Maine he worked in a machine shop and for his uncle Levy Stevens before moving to New York City as a draftsman. He patented the Maxim automatic gun in 1884 which the British government adopted for war use.
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Siriram Maxim
Sy Hmirom Maxim
Bor
Sanpeerville
Plymouth County
Massachusetts
Liter
Levy Stevens
Fitchburg
Mais
Lage
New York City
Genera Ise
Tst
United States
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Queen Victoria
Ottene Ieen
Bly Plirnin
Paerenger
Wasdeybat Brothers
Hirain
First Dividend Pain in New York Stirs Small Investors
A fragmented note from New York indicates a company began paying an initial dividend of 75 cents per share yesterday. Shareholders awaited further details on subsequent distributions and calendar timing.
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New York
Railroads seek 1.25 billion yearly for facilities growth
Alfred P. Thom told the congressional railroad investigating committee that U S railroads need about 1.25 billion dollars annually for the next 10 to 14 years to expand capacity to meet rising commerce. He urged federal regulation to replace a patchwork of state authorities and warned investors face uncoordinated risk.
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Washington
Hullroads
Alfred P. Thom
Railroad Executives’ Advisory Committee
Congressional Railroad Investigating Committee
Team
Thom
Mr. Thom
Grange adopts antitraining and rail policy resolutions
The national Grange adopted resolutions condemning compulsory military training in public schools and government ownership of railroads. They endorsed state and municipal meat inspection, rural credit, and the Borland meat-packing inquiry. The order praised John Skelton Williams for government funds in banks and urged increased surtaxes on large incomes.
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Washington
National Grange
Congress
John Skelton Wiliams
Recount to settle election in Pittsburgh district
Pittsburgh, Nov 4. Recount aimed to settle election after a 69 vote margin dispute. Counsel for Rep. Purchfeld filed a petition seeking redistribution of returns from several precincts. The Thirty third district showed Clyde Kelly defeating Caleman by about 200 votes.
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Pittsburgh
Guy BK. Campbell
A. J. Purchfeld
Parefield
Tomonrow
Clyde Kelly
Demoant
Wan
Caleman
Volun
Wilson Message Brief Declares New President Amid Printing Haze
A terse press note reports President Wilgeay’s duel with Ont. ren. and new dn the tana of the printer. brief remarks urge careful record keeping and clarity in this unfolding political moment.
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Wilson
Wishingwon
Wilgeay
Personal Crisis Reported in Amid Suburban District
A brief notice from a local desk notes a seven thousand two hundred dollar personal crisis. The report mentions individuals connected to the case and references a medical facility and ongoing arrangements.
Tentative Adamson eight hour law agreement reached
In Kansas City a tentative agreement on a test case of the Adamson eight hour law was reached by railroad and federal lawyers. The deal was sent to Attorney General Gregory in Washington awaiting action. The Kansas dispute judge postponement noted pending formal terms.
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Kansasky
Adamson
Gregory
Washington
John (. Pollack
Kansas City
Kan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Trade Board fixes paper hearing date
Washington November 25 The federal trade commission set December 12 as the public hearing date on the news print paper situation inviting manufacturers jobbers and newspaper publishers to attend The commission did not reveal inquiry lines but widely expected to probe alleged price fixing by manufacturers and distributors The date followed talks with the American Newspaper Publishers Association and other groups Arom the high price claims and material scarcity were discussed
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Washington
Federa Trade Commission
American None
Avecelation
Wevien
Ager Makers
Massive Fleet Heads to Attend Army Navy Game
New Tors November 24 A formidable American warship fleet docks to permit officers to attend tomorrow's Army and Navy football game. The force includes one dreadnought seven battleships five cruisers a torpedo boat and two corvettes. Shore liberty is expected for 16 000 to 12 000 sailors. The Army and Navy squads arrived today.
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New Tors
Army and Navy
Army
Germany to Form Great Home Army
London reports Germany plans a labor mobilization bill broadening conscription to 17 through 60 and calling 3 million for civilian war services. Berlin aims to ease munition production and sustain the population, while Paris notes a war ministry proposal to reexamine exemptions and extend noncombat service.
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Germany
Great Home Army
Secret talks over Belgian workers plight reach Berlin
Secretary Joseph Grew met with Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg in Berlin to discuss alleviating compulsory Belgian labor for concessions to Belgian feelings and neutral opinion. Chicago reporters followed the case of Jean Crones linked to poisonings as authorities watched the suspect near Spalding.
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Hollweg
Chicago
Spalding
Ned
Omsna
Chicako Police Department
Chicimo Newses Porc
Cuneta
Sea
Bolton
Jean Crones
University Club
Funeral of Emperor Set for November 30
Berlin reports the funeral for the late Emperor Francis Joseph will be held on November 20 afternoon in Vienna. Emperor Charles has ordered the obsequies to follow the Spanish ceremony.
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Berlin
London
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Knmperor Charles
Hospital ship Broomer Cite sunk. all aboard rescued
London reports the British hospital ship Broomer Cite, 6,280 tons, bound from Saloniki to Molin with wounded, was mined or torpedoed in the Aegean Sea. Official dispatch says all on board were saved.
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London
Broomer Cite
Saloniki
Molin
Aegean Sea
Former county official admits killing judge in defense of life
In Huntsville Alabama on November 24 Overton, former clerk of Mullison County Circuit Court, testified at the trial for the murder of Judge W. T. Gawler a political opponent. He claimed self defense and acknowledged striking the judge during the confrontation.
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Ala
Dackle
Overton
Miullsan
Jude
Gawler
Tin Politicwl
Overton Sluke
Lin Deuth
New York Naw Requires Patent on Petitioned Company
In New Kevney, a writ for a company named Peteagidebel Coil faced scrutiny over a claim of appendicitis linked to lip water exposure. The report notes a May date and a local inquiry into the matter with uncertain details and a call for further review.
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New York
New Kevney
Uae
Rich Young Mentor Sought for Theft
Milwauket Wisconsin reports a 710000 yearly scheme involving a "rich young mentor" linked to thefts from a company. Authorities chase a 30s suspect described as a former inventor figure as officers piece together the plan and potential accomplices in a widening probe.
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Rich Young
Fragmented OCR note with garbled data
A distorted text fragment outlines numeric and letter sequences with unclear context and no coherent events or identifiable names. The passage lacks readable facts, locations, dates, or actions to summarize reliably.
President debate over food embargo grows in Congress
Report says the president will not oppose a food embargo plan led by Representative Megeril, while Secretary Lansing states export bans are a domestic matter. Farm bloc support challenges opposition as Wil son administration weighs restraint to curb high living costs amid rising prices and petitions for relief.
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Ineir
Pmegeril
Lansing
Cal
State Department
Simi Beam
Vrecient Wilson
America
Mr. Lansina
Lane
United States
Fitzgerald
New York
Tlouse Finance Committee
Congress
Commission
Labor Urges Embargo and Food Price Investigation
Baltimore November 25 labor leaders urge immediate nationwide probe into food costs. A federation resolution calls for a federal commission including labor representatives to study high living costs and push prosecutions for price gouging. It also proposes an embargo on exports until prices fall to prewar levels and asks action from President Wilson and Congress.
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American Federation of Lauber
Organized Labor
Commission
Wilwon
Congress
Department of Justice
Ellies
United
Urge Boycott on Eggs Proposed by Alderman
Alderman George Treteel urged Chicago citizens to boycott eggs to pressure dealers to lower prices. The health committee of the city council discussed the plan and began preparations. Retail egg prices in Chicago were reported at 64 cents a dozen.
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Blew
Aldeman
George Treteel
Chicago Citiens
Ocke
Chicago
Bryan to Work for Moral Reforms Only
New York November 24 William Jennings Bryan shifts focus from economic issues to moral reform saying he will devote himself to that matter. He told a Rotary Club audience the moral question has long occupied public attention and, once settled, would yield faster factory improvements from his efforts.
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Bryan
New York
Willamn Jenningsn Bryan
Rotary Club
Australia halts all wool exports amid government decree
A federal regulation in Australia bans wool and hide exports without prime ministerial permission. The rule, reported from Melbourne, mirrors a London dispatch noting New Zealand has also prohibited wool exports.
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Australia
Melbourne
Uapateh
Go Reuters
Fragmentary note on Baghdad line workers and officials
A damaged OCR snippet mentions the Baghdad line, Thi Muecue, navigation and personnel details. It references a Cha e Shiknople digateh and Connell da the hai railway, with a report received today.
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Tauri Sonnel Liempee
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