Mexico Peace Talks Drift Amid Huerta Tasked Delegates
Officials in Washington acknowledge a crisis at Niagara Falls over provisional Mexican leadership. Carranza’s condition blocks de facto mediation as Huerta delegates resist upheaval while seeking a compromise candidate, Gen Fernando Gonzales, not tied to Huerta, to represent in peace talks.
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Colorado Boys Sweep Annapolis Honors in Naval Academy
Representative Taylor praised Edward Weissberg of Denver and E. Pelton and Abraham Marion, all of Colorado, for graduating with high honors at Annapolis. Weissberg chose the Texas, Pelton and Marion picked the Maryland, marking Colorado’s first time securing top honors at the academy. He noted past Coloradan Irving Hale as West Point’s earlier honor man. The speech highlighted rigorous coursework and state pride in the achievement.
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Picnic Outing for St Marys Nurses at City Park
Thirty nurses from St Marys Hospital joined a day and evening picnic at City Park Pueblo. The event featured continuous outdoor activities with dancing in the pavilion and a final diversion to close the day.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
City Park
Capitalizing a Weather Report
A Iowa fruit dealer used a weather tip about western New York grape belts to time shipments. He earned about 200 dollars as rain delayed picking making grapes scarce. ordering two cars instead of one boosted profit, with the only error his wish for four cars.
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Iowa
New York
Mississippi River
A Purist Compares Critics And Metaphor Use
In a witty exchange a character defends a blunt remark while warning another not to mix metaphors, highlighting comic tension over language. The dialogue hinges on self aware lines about expression and opinion.
Where His Thoughts Were
In the ninth inning tied game a runner reaches second on a steal with one out. A hit could win. a boy in the stands asks his mother how much thirteen times a dollar and a half, reflecting on the moment as the Indians chase the winning run.
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Indianapolis News
Castoria Safety Claim Ad Against Infant Remedies
An old advertisement urges parents to examine Castoria bottles for the real signature of Ciaoox, touting a safety claim and noting use for more than thirty years as a trusted remedy for infants and children.
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Fletcher
Is Politics Singular or Plural Says Senator Sorghum
A humorous exchange about grammar features a Senator Sorghum noting politics feels singular due to a lack of plurality. The quip frames political discourse as a personal experience rather than a general rule.
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Senator Sorghum
Pen and fountain pen question in legal tone
A quotation contrasts the pen’s power with the sword and asks whether a person wielding a fountain pen could be considered to carry concealed weapons under legal interpretation. The remark frames debates on symbolism and security in public discourse.
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