Mexican Rebels Ready 10 Come In and Talk Terms
Rebel forces coordinate to meet with President Huerta offers at villa while management of California surrender, contends officers dismissed for Carranza death, hostages proposed for safety, and provisional government negotiates in Baja California. Names include Villa Carranza Muriel Montes Uruqeso and Dieg.
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Vila
Huerta
Vesice
Batibo Canin
Tanner California
Tay Ei Tad Ie
Luke MM. Siliner
de la Horta
Ponlaherdic
Wid Wets
Renin
Universal
Subizar
California
Railways Cost U. S. Heavily in September Expenditures
Washington reports that government outlays for September will rise by about 800 million dollars, largely due to railroad payments under federal guarantees. Officials expect two thirds of the total to come from railroad obligations and say the Interstate Commerce Commission projects guarantee payments between 500 and 600 million dollars. A sizable drain on the revolving fund for transportation equipment is also anticipated, potentially slowing but not stopping public debt reductions.
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Washington
Treasury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Transportation Net
Few Draft Evaders in World War II Register
The War Department disclosed on August 15 that only 178,000 of 4,000,000 Americans registered under the selective draft for World War II could be classified as willful deserters. The announcement noted the effort to publish names to aid apprehension with cooperation from state and local officials and other agencies.
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Wahahington
War Department
Department of Justice
Canal Zone murderers on trial for brutal dynamite theft
Three Barbadian Panamanian defendants Daniel McCloud Eduardo Lopes and James Williams were tried and sentenced to death within hours after a Canal Zone murder of night watchman Rhackett. They allegedly plotted to steal dynamite, barricaded a diversion channel, killed the guard and fled with 12 boxes of explosives. The case drew large crowds and fierce local debate over capital punishment in the Canal Zone.
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Orardeal
William Blackett
Daniel McCloud
Eduardo Lopes
James Williame
Canal Zone
Rhackett
Atlantic
McCloud
Lopes
Willians
Jolaure
Blackett
Trial Ingle Murder Case Features Three Defendants
The three defendants, W. Todd, L. B. Carrington, and others from Colin, faced a murder trial for Williams and Lopes. Each claimed to have merely been part of the conspiracy and denied being the actual killer. A witness described a tense atmosphere as the proceedings unfolded with the defense asserting lack of opportunity for escape.
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W. Todd
Carrington
Colin
Williams
Lopes
Great Britain Leads in Shipbuilding Tonnage
London reports total UK tonnage now under construction at 3,678,000 tons, 1,672,000 tons more than the United States. The London Times notes the US lag in Ireland shipbuilding, seen as a wartime surge.
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London
United Kingdom
United States
Linyd
Register of Shipping
Great Britain I
London Times
Bout
Adda
Ireland
Woman Visits Chester Barber For Regular Shave
A Chester barber, Snowden B Mastin, nearly dropped his mug when a customer, a woman, settled into the chair claiming she was “like a regular fellow.” She declined powders, paid the bill, and left after tipping ten cents.
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Snowden B. Mastin
Chester
Maslin
Wu Ting Fang Aims To Live 125 Years Count Okuma Trips
Wu Ting Fang, former Chinese minister to the United States, declines to discuss the Chinese revolution but argues he will outlive Count Okuma. He claims he will reach 125 years while Okuma boasts a longer life. The exchange contrasts dietary choices with longevity bets between two former leaders.
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Tokyo
Wu Ting Pang
United States
Okuma
Wu Ting Fang
County Okumu
Mr. Wo
New York Benefactor Funds French Art Scholarships
Mrs. George Blumenthal of New York and Parla founded scholarships for young French artists and writers including scholars in music drama architecture and journalism. Ten-member juries will select candidates, each 10000 francs for two years with possible extension, funded by a perpetual foundation and praised by Premier Millerand for strengthening Franco American friendship.
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George Blumenthal
New York
Premier Millerand
Parla
Mra
Igo
Gale Jury
Breneh Gothic Art
H. P, Davison
Baker
Charles Khnydoy
Xni
Cohen
Ff. Walters
America
Heance
France
Queen Marie Refuses High Price At Paris Antique Shop
Paris report says Queen Marie of Roumania and her daughter Princess Elizabeth browsed a Paris antique shop. The queen asked the price of an amber statuette, was quoted 120 pounds vs 600, and declined saying it was too much. They joked others would think them American.
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Paris
France
Marie of
Marines Prepare for Action in China and Americas War Zones
The article notes marines stationed in Peking ready to respond to threats in China while other legation guards protect Nicaragua and Haiti. American naval forces maintain presence in Mexican waters as tensions rise. Headquarters report calm in Haiti but ongoing skirmishes with bandits persist. In San Domingo 2200 marines and sailors form the Second brigade under Gen. Logan Voland with other regiments pursuing rebels across the island.
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China
Peking
Nicarague
Legation
Va Halt
Mien le Bey
Regioenin
Fira Provisional Brigade
Cole LM. Litto
He O. Burkley
Haiti
Skirmighes
San Domingo
Grig
Logan Voland
Dion William
Jape to Adopt Income Tax
The house of peers adopts the income tax bill amid debate. Proponents argue increased revenue for public services while opponents warn of burden on workers. The vote pattern and immediate effects remain under discussion.
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Tokyo
Phie
Seid Amedeo
Poles Repulse Red Attack On Warsaw
Bolsheviki launch an assault against Warsaw’s defenses but are repulsed by Polish forces. The official report notes heavy losses for the Bolsheviks as Poles advance near Ignatow and along the Bug, with Polish detachments occupying Dorohuale and Swiesie-Rubleasew and executing a retreat to the Bug to shorten the front.
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Warsaw
Pollah
Etadayinn
Sholm
Lublin
Ignatow
Bug
Saya
Dorouhuale
Swiese-Rubleasew
Radelechow
Chatojow
Styr
Brody
Stripa
Wrangel Seen as Possible US Russia Policy Pivot
Washington reports an informal inquiry into General Wrangel, antibolshevik leader in southern Russia, by U S government officials. No immediate recognition expected, but a favorable inquiry could open a path to his potential role in reshaping Husala and aiding reentry among Bolshevik-era factions. Wrangel, 89, joined the Russian army in 1901 as a private and trained as a mining engineer.
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Washington
Russia
General Wrangel
United States
Wrangel
Husala
Germany
Mme Stock Ia
Americans Have San Domingo Start Inlands To Prosper
Washington reports the U S military government in San Domingo has moved the island toward prosperity and self government. Rear Admiral Thomas Snowden says the administration is above reproach and free from graft. Internal revenue rose from 700000 to about 3 million with potential for 4 million next year as taxes on the poor were cut and a property tax replaced.
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Washington
San Domingo
United States
Thomas Snowden
Disorders Continue in Ireland Fight Over Airplane
Belfast disorders renewed over the weekend with nine series of clashes over possession of a plane. The aircraft, bound for Fermoy with dispatches, was forced to land Friday night between Killarney and Erasee. Official counts report one soldier killed, four attackers dead, and three attackers wounded.
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Ireland
Belfast
Killarney
Erasee
Foreign Shipping Valued Imports Double Exports
Washington reports show foreign vessels carried nearly twice the value of imports into the United States in the fiscal year. Exports in foreign ships topped those in African vessels by ten percent. The report also notes liquor blockade runners and camouflaged boats operating off the Atlantic coast amid wartime rumors.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Atlantic
Paris generals claim Finn capture and new republic
Wallen Poet and military leader D'Ammunio or D'Ammunelo reports from Paris that his forces captured Finn this year. Wispee asserts to the world the formation of an independent Republic of Piyune led by his faction.
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D'Annunsie
Paris
Gabriale d'Ammunelo
Wallen
Finn
Wispee
Republic
Piyune
Five Indicted for Milling in Vesillis County
Vesillis county grand jury reports indictments charging three degree murder and related counts against five individuals tied to a milling incident in Pondieien Oregon. The case involves prominent local figures and awaits further legal action.
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Pondieien
Ore
Taylor
Vesillis County
Grand Jury
Peculiar Umbrella Bishop Of the Va vert Neighborhood
A colorful South East Africa tale follows a tall elder dubbed the Bishop, an African traveler allied with missionaries. He parries with wit, wears a loincloth and monkey skin, and improvises with a Prince Albert coat as a rain shield. He remains heathen yet proud, amid a world of quirky cultural contrasts.
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Prince Albert
la Ike
St. James
Vavert
Portuguese East
Harteell
Tom Sawyer
Jim
Ancient and Modern Names in New England Genealogy
The Tran script column shows seventeenth and eighteenth century names praised for snap and euphony, with examples like Betcoy Keyes Patty Holbrook Susanena Gates Polly Arnold and Darius Dewey. It notes hard to crack names Leafy Bullard Sparrow Higgins Zeruiah Jewel Hepzibah Hathaway and others, citing Nostalgic Nomad entries.
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New England
Transcript
Genealogical Department
Betcoy Keyes
Patty Holbrook
Susenna Gates
Polly Arnold
Darius Dewey
Prudence Rand
Thankful Sawyer
Thankful Newcomb
Hannah Pike
Deborah Clark
Jonathan Rich
Keturah Bannett
Camilla Scudder
Hepzibah Hathaway
New Bedford
Bivery
Bowtou
Origin of Surnames and Naming Traditions
The text traces surname origins from ancient peoples who lacked family names to English usage. Early English law recognized only given names, with surnames as descriptive words to distinguish individuals. Normans introduced clan-based names, but mainly among upper classes, gradually spreading to common people through personal characteristic references.
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England
Opportunity Well and Chance of Making Money
A fragmentary note discusses an opportunity and the possibility of earning money through a venture. It references a position, power, and a cautious outlook on gains, with unclear details about the exact method or timeframe.
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Prion Tantantar Fauntaly
Alien Taupe
Miselneed Gyenpathy and spouse referenced in silent note
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Miselneed Gyenpathy and his wife Dunia in a strained context. It hints at sympathy tied to a late occasion and a deed, with unclear relationships and missing details. The text is fragmentary and cannot confirm a clear event or outcome.
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Dunia
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