Mexican Rebels Close On Capital From Two Sides
Dispatches show minor engagements as Obregon and rebels claim advantages near Mexico City. Reports from Chihuahua City say Governor Enriquez was captured and held prisoner, while forces under De La Huerta push toward the capital amid shifting detachments and reports of skirmishes.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico
Y Enacio Enriquez
Chihuihwa
de la Huerta
Enriquez
Peturnige
Mexico City
Phiytapeo Callies
Adolfo de la Huerta
ERS Cruz VY
Adolfo de Fr la Huerta
Nehee
Federal City
Pate 5
Carranza
Leo
Ational
Admah
Masket
Manjarrez
Purblavate
Eugenia Marines Maides
Tar
Tele
Bation
Manga
Uch
Nogales
Brownsville
Tex
Mon Wry
Generes Muro
Victoria
Tameclipas
Coontrol
Monterey
Victorie Surray
Weather Report From Parkebos Hie Y MEE Pista
Fragmented OCR text mentions tonight and tomorrow with uncertain terms. It seems to describe a weather forecast for a location near Parke or Wilperiastry but key details are unreadable.
La Follette Seven Deadlock Senate Local Committee Formed
A local committee organized to raise funds for relief of Germans and German children. Mayor Verchota chaired, with officers including William Taridig and Aled AM. Ty diver, aiming to collect ten million dollars nationwide to aid starving and dispossessed Germans. City hall council chamber offered for meetings. drive planned for rapid fundraising and public campaigns with the American committee coordinating.
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Cick Uieers
A. A. Verehett
Lemoriry
Wiliam Taridig
Claiemaliy Fh
Hanknee
Ohee Ochaienians
Kine
Froysurer
Aled AM
Ciena Laening
Edestinn
Eeaniultae
Dairy
Milewate Dow
Milewate Dow. Wilh Be the Principle Spreader It the Issuerine. Thelle
la Crasse
Council Chamber
Verdhota
Carmel
Oycentrie Caninities
Senate adjourns after failure to elect ICC chairman
The Senate resumed balloting for the Interstate Commerce Commission chairmanship. Senator Cummins trails, with Smith and Taftlette also in the running, as insurgents back Taftlette. After a five hour session the chamber adjourned with no decision and plans for more ballots. The body also confirmed Frank B. Kellogg as ambassador to Great Britain after a contentious nomination process.
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Ashington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummins
Repulitiens
Bows
Lvho
Dent
Smith
Dunievrnt
South Carolin
Ta Fallette
Wiscomsin
Pallat Cummins
Tabellette
Kenator Wheeler
Moncatia
Brouklert
Dow
Tadfort Frigder
Dakota
Norris
Shiveread
Johnson
Minnesota
Daomt Gillen
Frank B.scellogy
United States
Ror
Great Britain
Birmingham real estate holdings sold at auction
Real estate holdings of John Sam Birmingham operator who vanished years ago were auctioned on the east steps of the court house Tuesday. Bank bid in on parts of La Crosse properties valued around 617000 with bids covering lots and blocks in the original plat and adjoining brick additions. Names of several interested parties appear in the foreclosure record.
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Waltey Winter
John 5S
Sam
Birmingham
Court Horse
la Crosse
John
T. Meaddition
Beck proposes $100,000 federal building for Viroqua
Washington DC Special to Tribune reports Representative Beck of Wisconsin introduced in the House a bill providing an appropriation of 100000 for a federal building at Viroqua. The measure aims to secure a federal presence in the Wisconsin city and reflects ongoing federal building funding considerations.
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Beck
Viroqua
Federal
Naif Abraham Held In County Jail On Wife Charges
Naif Abraham remains jailed on charges connected to his wife Sadie Abraham. The case alleges failure to support their minor child. The report notes an appearance in Getty Court with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Naif Abraham
Lund
Anranam
S Tke
Getty Court
Charrges
Uensipparr
Sadie Abrahan
Abraham
Preus Confers With Morgan On Business Offer
The St Paul Dispatch reports that Governor A. O. Preus is in New York in conference with members of J T Morgan & Company on a business offer that would involve his resignation as governor of Minnesota.
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Preus
Morgan
Pat. Minn
St. Paul
High Court Rules Commission Cannot Impose Penalties
Wisconsin Supreme Court invalidates part of blue sky law linking penalties to fraudulent stocks. The decision limits the railroad commission's power to order penalties and to determine rates, citing improper delegation of judicial authority. The ruling also addresses double liability for bank stockholders under bank laws, confirming scope of amendment provisions.
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Adison
Wis
Supreme Court
Milwaukee Circuit Court
Eas
Alma Barty
Dabko Tractor Company
State
1Read Commission
Railroad Commission
Rosenberry
Thn Commission
Uresaning
Assman
Monty
Thr
Hogiss
Records
Lkogh Corporation
Barry
Eshhosh 7 Rar Co
Weho
Seukers Cheniegnrt
M Pudlnne
Reeision Apd Donivy
Fun Preme
Mile Road Court
Marshal Coning
Stace Vinkopammissioger
Addolloh Flevizheim
1 Sour
Uricder Amendmenta
Jews of Diastras
Company
Steckbolfere
U S envoy awarded Nobel Prize for American physicist
A U S envoy accepted the Nobel Prize on behalf of an American physicist amid cabinet honors and ceremonial presentations. The prize, in physics, was awarded to the late scientist with the ceremony marking a notable scientific achievement.
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U. S
British plan to improve American Navy noted
The annual report by Secretary Dente discusses plans to modernize the American fleet, with emphasis on propulsion and construction. The document highlights cooperation with Britain and the aim to strengthen naval power amid global tensions, signaling a push for joint defense readiness.
Santa Finds Best Boy Amid City Toy Rush
Santa searches for the best boy, asking what box he is and hearing varied answers. After years of wandering the streets, the boy proves he is the top choice, forcing Santa to review all toys again. The note warns that Santa will only stay two more weeks and orders should come in fast.
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Santa
Sinve
Inquiry Opens On Fatal Wreck Of Famous Limited
Ten railroad men from the New York Central Twenty Century Limited face officials after a fatal wreck near Forsyth New York in heavy rain and fog. Charles Patterson of Buffalo, long a locomotive engineer, was among those to testify as investigators from the railroad, county sheriff, and state commissions probe the crash that killed nine.
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Famous Limited
Base
New York iCentral Twenty Century Limited
Forsyth
N. Y
Charles Patterson
Buffalo
Limited
Tterson
Blood
Chautauqua County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Theew York Public Service Commission
Dent
Patrain
Two Lectures at St Joseph Hall Wednesday
Rev Nolan will deliver two lectures at St Joseph Cathedral hall on Wednesday December 12. The event titled wope fire of Christ will be illustrated and held at St Joseph Hall with admission at Sand Dy ib.
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Christ
Nolan
A. Ody
St. Joseph Cathedral Hall
Expert conference may start on bit different plan
Washington announces American experts may join the reparations inquiry in private capacity while the government avoids official participation. The plan envisions private economists and financiers guiding talks as Britain and France push toward a broader international settlement with German debts and potential guarantees.
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Ashington
Washington
White House
Fh Seas
Aml
Wall
Avith Geran
Haye
Sanbon
Pathans Commission
OT Sinte Tinghies
New Haven
Poincare
United States
Hellet
Germany
Farm laborer charged with theft of auto
Winona, Bernard Marion, a farm laborer aged about 10, was arrested by Sheriff George Huck on a charge of stealing an automobile owned by Andrew Graden at Rollingstone. Marion admitted the theft and will be arraigned in municipal court on larceny charges after a wreck damaged the vehicle.
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Winona
Bernard Marion
Shacilf Georgr Huck
Andrew Graden
Rollingstone
Marion
Huck
Ailura
Fire guts Linker Building interior cause unknown
MGW night fire gutted the interior of the Linker Building causing about 3000 dollars in damage. In London a cabinet report after a 2 p.m. meeting indicated Premier Baldwin would remain at the head of government despite Conservative losses, with no clear majority in the House of Commons and possible new arrangements involving coalitions or labor abstentions.
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Ondon
Ie Ls
Exchange
Baldwin
Conservative
House of Commons
Prenier Balrowin
Labor Party
Bocerhinenl
Lebor
Sailstad and Gal Return to Face Courts
Superior Wisconsin report on Sailstad and Gal arrested after a grave robbery case. Picture of Bernard ob Sailstad arouses mother Mrs Laveer who identifies Latvaet alias James Ward as a suspect. Ward, Ward’s accomplice, Serves one to seven years for related crimes. Police pursue leads across Iowa and Wisconsin as investigations continue into the forged documents and the $30,000 theft.
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Natal
Dorothy Wadersom
Suilstad
Wiscensin
W. A Thagyoen
Reto
Bennedy
Cemingy
Benard
Napa
Tog
Laveer
Ward
West Union
Tow
Smith
Gabwoln
Iowa
Taveer
Sallerad
Dorothy Anderson
Call Taveer
Lowden Refuses to Run for Head of Farm Bureau
A garbled Chicago report notes Prank Oo Dowden allegedly resigned from eligibility for the American Farm Bureau Federation leadership. The article claims the federation’s first tier could move to fill offices if offered, with a stated unanimous sentiment to consider the move.
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Lowden
Farm Bureau
Chicago
American Fiarht Bureau Federation Firsday Folontia bin
El Paso Hit By Severe Blizzard From Wisconsin Weather
El Paso Texas reports one of the worst blizzards in twenty years. Snow fell steadily from midnight for over twelve hours and a gale damaged homes farms and property across the Rio Grande valley. Snow and sleet spread through West Texas and the Panhandle with cold rains in the north.
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EL. Paso
Texas
el Case
Rio Grande Valley
West Texas
Pan Handle
Fire damages Linker building on Main Street town
Fire gutted part of the Linker building on Main street near Fourth Monday night causing estimated damage up to $2,000. Water damage spread to the Banner launch and dining areas. Firemen, assisted by three companies, contained the blaze after 10 onlookers and tenants watched. Police aided crowd control as investigators began.
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Entive
Linker
Main Street
Fourth
Tae Echlabach
J. J. Saltz
George
Tniire
Tre
Yosuranveetan
Dhatonaniy Ag
Cevne
Hakeem
Lenroot Presents Senate Resolution on World Court
Washington reporters note a Senate resolution introduced by Republican Senator Irvine Lenroot of Wisconsin. The measure calls for U S entry into the World Court after the United States had withdrawn from five nations and involved information about the move amid postwar diplomacy.
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Lenroot
Senate
Washington
Br Seavier -Leurnet
Wisconsin
Rebates on Gas to Be Paid Over Four Year Term
City Attorney Oscar P. Swenhnes announces a four year and four month rebate plan by Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power to gas consumers. The final payout check to the company representative Peters is $40,000, per yesterday’s Tribune report.
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Wisconsin-Minnesote Licht and Power Company
Oscar P. Swenhnes
Tribune
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