Record-Breaking Interest in the News
New York Nov 11 election news reports an incomplete return showing Wilson ahead with at least eleven electoral votes. Recount calls and soldier votes from several states shape the outcome as parties debate counts in key states like New Hampshire and California. The Senate balance, states voting Prohibition, and women voters’ impact are highlighted amid a tense national count.
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Wodrow Wilson
Wilson
Bugis
Alyssornia
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New Mexico
North Dakota
Willcox
Dee Meteo
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Democrate
Tie
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National Guard
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Jeep
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Oolah
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Congress
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Massachusetts
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Mio
West
Pennsylvania
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Empire State
Metropoli
Senate
Electoral Vote Totals Delayed by Soldiers' Ballot
The result in Minnesota remains unsettled with 12 votes awaiting the soldiers' ballot count. A recount in close states could alter totals modestly depending on final tabulations.
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Minnesota
Massacre of Civilians by Iapatists Near Contreras
Reports from Mexico City papers recount a brutal massacre near Contreras Morelos where Zapata followers attacked a passenger train. Nearly 100 women and other civilians were killed while passengers were unarmed and unable to resist. One passenger survived.
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Laredo
Texas
Carransa
Contreras
Sablon
Berlin train attack kills nineteen women in Berlin
The Malkan Express traveling between Coneland Nople and Perrin derailed into a group of women near Berlin. Nineteen women were killed with many others injured as they stepped from the path of the oncoming westbound train. The incident occurred during a crowded moment, heavy snowfall hampering rescue efforts. A witness, Chicago based Charles A Williptak, notes a separate matter about new citizens receiving campaign letters.
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Berlin
Germany
Coneland Nople
Perrin
Chicago
Charles A Williptak
London War Time Beef Sold Cheap at Market
London reports a wartime price description as "Derr is cheap" for prime beef stock selling in Lombdenhall? market at 12 cents a pound. The brief notes the low wartime cost and market sale context.
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London
Adenhall
Slogan for Clark Reelection Backs Pres Bid in Mo
Montgomery City residents tout Speaker Champ Clark as they back his twelfth term in Congress. Across Thompson School in Savanna vaccination concerns prompt school closure and push for mandatory smallpox immunization.
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Montgomery City
Champ Clark
Congress
Assassination Attempt and Strikes Reported Across Several Cities
In Aledo Klein schmidt was fatally wounded entering his home as shots rang out with unclear motive. Cigar makers in multiple locations show a wave of labor action with 4500 joining 1500 strikers and a Havana shutdown impacting 1400 workers in a tobacco sector wage dispute. Hannibal officials offer a 400 reward after two local businessmen were attacked in their homes, with injuries to Mrs Flynn and Miss Clayton.
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Galeebora
A. Kleinschmidt
Aledo Pr
Kleinechmidt
Hannibal
Flynn
Margaret Clayton
Time price increase noted by Lendon Times
Lendon Times reports a price hike to seven contas, with the Time set to rise to seven contas and other daily papers likely to follow, including the Weekly Dispatch.
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Lendon Times
Conta
Lendon
Anys
Dispatch
No Basis in Fact Ex President Claims Arbitration Forced Kaisers
The statement accuses President Roosevelt of falsely portraying that his actions pressured Germany to accept arbitration over Venezuela. It argues Roosevelt would have triggered a larger war if Germany had resisted, noting alleged German aims and U.S. naval readiness near Puerto Rico.
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Germany
Venezuela
Dewey
Porto Rico
Uft
Maris of Vetrograd
Conaiberghle
Puneayte Agalret Venetiela
President Wiles and Roosevelt on the coal strike debate
The article discusses President Wiles confronting a looming coal strike and contrasts his approach with Roosevelt's insistence on decisive action. It questions what measures the president would have preferred and the potential national consequences of inaction during the crisis.
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Petley
Oplo
Untitled note on tariffs and raw materials terms
A fragment discussing underweal tariff effects on raw materials, distribution to mills and factories, and prosperity tied to protection. It argues tariff policy shapes trade balances and public benefits, questioning who gains from protectionist measures.
Landmark provisions shape American inheritance tax reform
A review notes a landmark provision in American financial legislation on inheritance tax. The text discusses potential graduation changes, conditional aims, and reliance on executive policy. It highlights Senate-introduced amendments as permissive rather than mandatory, and mentions the president’s role in directing policy within a broader context of rights and responses to belligerent powers.
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Senate
Congress Aids Farmer Despite International Strains
Terre Haute Tribune notes that since March 4 1914 Democratic Congress has enacted measures to aid American farmers, claiming more progress for agriculture than in the previous fifty years amid foreign affairs strains and looming industrial disputes.
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Democratic Congress
Congress
Terre Hearte
Lod
American Foreign Banking Shifts After Taft Era
A fragment reflects on U S financial policy noting that after Taft's presidency American banks gained overseas branches and commercial attaches with wireless facilities. It claims current American exporters reap lucrative contracts from foreign service providers, implying a shift in global economic leverage and diplomacy.
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Taft
American Nations Bank Coud
Department of Commerce
Hus'nesa and Pressure Wrecks Quiet Practice
A garbled note describes Hus'nesa and Pressure, a confusion during a practice session. The fragment mentions a person facing an unclear setback, with hints of a tense moment and an odd sequence of actions. Details are unreadable beyond a few names and phrases.
Creole Melr Dressing Promises Restored Hair Color
An advertisement touts Creole Melr Dressing as a remedy to gray hair, claiming it restores the original beauty with a fashionable head of hair. The copy emphasizes desirability and affordability, urging readers to try the product for a revived look.
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Prica
Ady
Fragmented OCR Acknowledges Aviator Teed Error
A garbled OCR passage references an aviator facing a tech issue and mixed phrases about gear and landing. Readable bits suggest confusion over a dead engine versus a teed issue and a tone resembling an Ace Herald style. The readable lines hint at a dramatic misfire or mechanical confusion during flight.
Appreciative Letter on Kidney Pills Relief
An 1916 note from M A Page thanks for kidney pills that helped cure long running kidney trouble. The writer reports decades of poor health prior to using the pills and credits renewed vigor, better health, and increased ability to work. The letter mentions continued use and gratitude toward the dealer for the product.
Fragmented OCR Teer sett foal le going on
Fragmentary text mentions wheat, a planned event or action, and a reference to a fire near a location called Ben IP. The readable phrases are unclear. no definite people, places, or dates can be confirmed.
Youth Age and Lost Letter Clue in Crude Message
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled note about youth and age with stray terms such as pears, poesert, Gelyerigely gray Sacre, Creete Maw leming and Ade. No coherent event or names emerge. unable to determine a clear news item.
Way of Mothers and Memory in The Child's Life
Fragmentary note discusses maternal roles and memory in childrearing. Lacks clear events or named persons. Reading hints at cultural expectations of mothers shaping identity through care and guidance.
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