Mystery News of a Week in Condensed Form
Condensed items from around the globe report Toots Gard of Dorse out weeks after rejoining a game in Walser Idaho. Union funds aid Colorado miners while US actions against Ludlow clash with militia are debated in Congress. Indictments against miners follow post office attacks. Ludlow casualties rise as bodies reach Trinidad. Cruiser Albany sails for Mexico. War talk and mobilization efforts span government, finance, and labor as events unfold nationwide.
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Intermountain
Toots Gard
Dorse
Walser
Idaho
Hanna
Wyo
Colorado
Ludlow
Calo
Senate
House
United States Grand Jury
Pueblo
Hignings
Cato
Dovernment
Trinidad
Cole
Dictator Accepts Peace Proposals Amid U S Peace Efforts
Spanish ambassador reports Mexico City advices that General Huerta has accepted peace envoys from Brazil Chile and Argentina to seek a settlement with the United States. Envoys plan direct talks with the situation created by U S complaints over Tampico insults as Washington awaits formal acceptance and Huerta's response.
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Washington
Riano
Mexico City
General Huerta
AF Fenting
Brazil
Chile
United States
Menten
Huerta
Algara
Caceda
Kiano
Wilson
Husrta
Carranza Misunderstood Says Villa Allies With United States
General Villa declares Carranza was misunderstood and that Carranza’s note to Secretary Bryan was mistranslated. He argues Carranza, while friendly to the United States, wished to avoid war and would continue to seek peace despite alleged insult and failed diplomacy.
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el Paso
Texas
Bra Villa
Carransa
United States
Mexico
Carrmea
Carranza
Arrival of Americans from Tampico Stirs Roving Readers
Report notes a flight of Americans leaving the country since the Tampico incident. Locals in Chiheahua and nearby areas observe the movement as travelers pass through. The article frames the exodus as a growing trend affecting regional stability and public sentiment.
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el Faso
Tee
Chiheahua
Tampico
Chihuabua
Strife Deepens as Governor Seeks Federal Troops
Denver dispatch reports Colorado Governor pressed President Wilson to send federal troops to intervene in the seven month miners strike sparked by United Mine Workers action. A three officer inquiry was ordered into the fatal clash at Ladore and the destruction of a striker camp. The strike began September 23, 1913, with about 12,000 miners employed and widespread violence ongoing through March, including a marshal’s death and ongoing disarmament disputes.
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Fond du Lac
Wisconsin National Guard
Army
Chicago
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Canal
Otay
San Diego
Por Qes
State National Guard
Wilson
Michigans Agetes
Michigan Agriculltural College
Four States
Dorothy
West Virginia
Becauue
Charleston
Catholic Club of
New York
Cardinal Parley
City National Bank of Lansing
Mich
Fred J. Hopkins
Bank
Funda
Washington
Robert H. Terrell
District of Columbia
Senate
Vardaman, Smith
South Carolina
House
Red Cross Association
Treasury Department
Financia
Paul Hudson
Mexican ‘Herald
Mexico City
Versima
Spain
United States
Antwerp
Meatal
Mexico
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Paris
League For the Protection of French
Anawelal Laterents
Coanity
Geman
Pethelis
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London
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Harden
Hiner of Commons
Guy Crament
Admiral Photohe
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Taurus
Auericane
Toole
Denver
Cola—Goverterry
Wilken
Federa Trompatte
Colorado
Wileen
Albany
P. J. Hamrock
Linderfelt
John
Deaver
United Mine Workers of America
Robert Lee
Gegundo
Thomas Larius
Foster
Trinidad
Walsenburg
Mill Employees Shot Near Pueblo by Strikers
Three men from the Pueblo steel plant were shot near the city as a group of twenty strikers attacked their party en route to Williamsbury. The victims, workers from the unit, were reportedly gathering bites when the assault occurred on Sunday. Local authorities began investigations into the incident.
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Pueblo
Cala
Williamebury
Refugees Arrive Aboard Wackive At Port Arkannes
The yacht Wackive docked Saturday with 128 refugees from Tempio. Captain Jaikson reported Mexican authorities refused to allow sailing. Four Brutes boarded,hoisted four British admirals dag, then ordered the vessel out. further molestation noted amid chaotic scene. Neutral Tokyo reports Japan’s stance in growing tension with the United States over regional stability and immigration.
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Port Arkannes
Tea
Tempio
Jaikson
Federala
Cartelage Shipment Disrupted by Rail Strike Impact
A disrupted mail route and unintended delays hindered a sloe shipment to Gertrklees amid railway tensions. The narrative notes a blockade by the Raw Semawm to hamper the transport, with government entities and local actors discussing remedies and routes to restore normal service.
Heal Skin Fast with Resinols Ointment and Soap
An old advertisement claims Resinol ointment and resinol soap clear up itching skin, pimples, dandruff, and rash quickly. It touts doctor approval for nineteen years and urges purchase at drugstores, inviting readers with vivid, urgent language. Includes a Weather/Vice excerpt from the Washington Herald as a side note.
AR in Velvet Dance Sparks Rapturous Exchange
In a delighted exchange during a dance, he proclaims feeling as if gliding on velvet, while she responds with a playful, restrained reassurance as they move toward departure from the scene in New York World.
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New York World
Don't you think I'm right on my feet declaration
The line plays on a wordy exchange about footing and alighting at the Houston Port, suggesting a witty clash over balance and stance in a maritime setting.
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Houston Port
Fragmentary Note Reflects Unclear Family Scene
A garbled passage mentions a mother and an sixteen year old, with phrases about comfort and eggs, and an actor remark. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or names to establish a definite news item or outcome.
Irving soldiers' fate sparks town debate
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Irving soldiers and a small town tale about moving, age twenty five, and willingness to relocate. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Dean's Kidney Pills Offer Unfounded Relief Claim
A fragment notes a dubious remedy named Dean's Kidney Pills promising relief for предложения women’s kidney troubles. The terse line labels it as a claimed remedy and hints at dubious efficacy, reflecting a sensational patent medicine tone from a historic advert.
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Dean
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