Federals Routed After Brief Fight Near Juarez
Report from Juarez says General Villa and constitutional forces fought federals near Terra Blanca two miles south of Juarez. Villa, returning from Juarez with a small force, announced a march against federals under Salagur Cara veo Hidas and Vanda after a federal train departed south.
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el Paro
Tex
Juarce
Villa
Juarez
Aod
Terra Watca
Terra Blancaje
Juares Villa
Terra Blanca
Gets Salagur
Caraveo
Hidas
Vanda
Samnalaviuca
Sit
Europeans in Mexico City organize for defense
From the Austrian legation a circular urges all Austrians to cooperate with emergent gunnery colonies for defense. The note warns of few troops and possible uprisings and details a plan led by German veterans to direct affairs with machine guns and supplies. The American trade effort is noted as undermining the defense initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesteouy
Mexico
Orgmninine
Cfreniar
de Star
Rites
Feo
Unclear OCR Text From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR reads like a stray notice or feature paragraph. Mentions names seen as CMeage BleReem Sullivan and a reference to a Grand Opera House. Content is garbled with missing punctuation and unclear events or actions. No coherent report or identifiable outcome.
Unclear excerpt from Muleutta incident with hazardous device
Fragmentary report describes a police action at a residence in Muleutta leading to four men and a hazardous device factory. Corresiporidenne relieved as crew attempted to address the device at Doshi last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmiutta
Muleutta
Corresiporidenne
Doshi
British Fleet Recalled Amid Alphabet Protest
Mexico City reports cancellations of orders to the British squadron near the Barbary coast as pilots protest. The late departure drew a formal protest from the British foreign office, signaling diplomatic friction over the command decisions and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Railroad In Trouble Over Liquor Sales Test Case
Silberty Missouri report on Clay County Circuit Court indicting a Wabash Railroad official identified as John Doe for violating the local option law. The case would test railroads’ ability to sell liquor amid prohibition enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silberty
Clay County Elreadt
John Doe
Wabash Railroad Company
Railroad Companine
Iquor
Cavalry Move to Quell Disturbances on Navajo Reservation
Four troops of the Twelfth United States Cavalry accompanied by a hospital detachment and a commissary wagon train detrained at Gallup and marched to the Ship Rock Agency on the Navajo reservation to subdue Indian trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Twelfth United States Cavalry
Hospital Corps
Ship Rock Agency
Navajo
Four Soldiers Die In Crash at Texas City Junction
Four United States soldiers and a civilian chauffeur were killed when their automobile was struck by a Galveston Houston Henderson passenger train at Texas City Junction. One soldier was seriously injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
United States
Texas City Junction
Galveston, Houston & Henderson
Denied Friends Ends Her Life in Springfield
Miss Mary Robinson, angered by her father sending away a young man she courted, ended her life in Springfield Missouri by shooting herself with a shotgun. The tragedy highlights family conflict and a impulsive act of despair as authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mary Robinson
Detectives Probe Theft of American Checks in Cracow
A New York detective arrived in Cracow Galicia to investigate the loss of American checks valued at 100,009 dollars belonging to an American traveling from Berlin to Carsbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
New York
Cracow
Galicia
Berlin
Carsbad
New Delaware River Tunnel Planned to Camden
Charter rights for building a tunnel under the Delaware River from Philadelphia to Camden, N J were granted at Harrisburg to the Philadelphia Tunnel Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Camden
N. J
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Tunnel Railroad Company
Defends Sailors Open Letter Targets American Gallions
Roma November 21 A publicist Henre La Valle issues an open letter to the American ambassador titled in Giornale d Italia accusing American sailors aboard the Scorpion of drunken orgies and misbehavior in Naples. The ambassador responds via Mr Pease saying the letter exaggerates. inconsistencies noted about the sailors’ conduct while acknowledging drunkenness in parts but overall decent order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma
Henre la Valle
Naples
Giornale d'Itale
Hoe
Badger
Pease
Measure for U. S. Road Aid
A proposed measure, led by Representative Shackleford of Missouri and Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia, seeks an annual federal highway appropriation of 25 million dollars. The plan mirrors earlier road proposals and targets rural carriers and public highways, outlining funding and scope for national road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackleford
Hoke Smith
Itieton
Missouri
Committee On Trade
Georgia
Explosion linked to death in Cetor Raghts incident
Journal reads of a blast causing multiple casualties in a coastal area near S siegeeer. A lieutenant and others were injured or killed, with authorities probing if the event was suicide or murder. Initial reports connect a Turkish political figure to the turmoil as investigators search for motive and precise sequence.
U S flag to stay in Porto Rico governor says
In Porto Rico Governor Yaser told natives the United States will grant a larger share of self government, discouraging independence. He asserted the American flag has been raised and will continue to wave there, promising continued changes under the national administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Juan
Porto Rico
Noystetr Arthur
Georgetown
Torta Rico
Yaser
Porto Ring
deAnitaly
Pope Declares Tango Immoral In Catholic Doctrine
Rome Italy Nov 21 The Vatican answering bishops inquiry says the tango and other modern dances are immoral and forbidden to Catholics. Bishops asked whether confessions should absolve dancers. Women in slit skirts were barred by several bishops from church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Vatcan
Catholica
Auto Has Death Record of Seven
Philadelphia resident Stewart Owens student at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy died in an automobile accident becoming the seventh person killed in the same motor car as reported by local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto
Philadelphia
Stewart Owens
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Gov Colquitt Leads Cuero Turkey Trot Parade
Governor C B Colquitt led Cuero Texas in the annual turkey trot parade where hundreds of turkeys moved through the streets behind trained leaders, drawing crowds as the event showcased the festive, if quirky, state tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Tex
C. B. Colquitt
Texas
Meade
Choate Upholds Wilson at New York Chamber Anniversary
In a ceremonial address at the New York chamber of commerce centennial events Choate urges unity and restraint to preserve peace. He praises diplomacy and executive action to avoid entangling the nation in war, emphasizing loyalty to the President and the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Chamber of Commerce
Josph H Choate
Atihase
Hess
iMterte
Shikagri
Bedside dispute leads to arrest in court case
The account describes Thomas explaining the bed side dispute with his wife and the judge Tassel moving the case to allow time for consideration. The fragmentary text notes a claim of shifting sides and a question of responsibility in the alleged incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
AhMed
Jude
Washington militant fined for lite excursion incident
A suffragist member of the congressional committees in Washington paid a $1 fine for a light excursion into militant activity near the riot line. Jodie Mulroney questioned whether she would have marked the standard walk if aware of the law's violation. The suffragette refused to answer, promising not to repeal the offense.
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Washington, Th
Mies Lace Borns
Millitanicy
Jodie Mulroney
Suffragette Cadell Pays Fine With Copper Coins
In Leith Dr Grace Cadell, a noted Scottish suffragist, handed over fifty pounds’ worth of copper coins to settle a fifty dollar fine for failing to stamp her servants’ insurance cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Leith
Grace Cadell
McManigal Barred From Cuba Deportation Order
Havana orders Ortle McManigal the dynamiter deported if he tries to land in the United States. The Cuban state department acts to prevent his entry and enforce removal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuban State Department
Ortle McManigal
ICM Adjourns Probe of Anthracite Coal Roads Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into rates and practices of the anthracite coal roads has been adjourned indefinitely due to the sudden illness of Commissioner John H Marble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
John H. Marble
Springfield centennial memorial building chosen in 1913 plan
Springfield centennial commission selects a one million dollar memorial building as the centerpiece of the 1913 celebration to honor the city’s millennium of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
Springfield
Nels Centennial Commission
Toasts Americans greet Huerta at Chac Pultepec Castle
The American charge and Mrs O Shaughnessy were hosted at Chac Pultepec Castle by Gen Huerta with a festive toast to the American people. Huerta distinguished between the U S government and its people, while foreign colonies in Mexico prepared defenses amid possible disturbances and urging coordinated protection among American British German and Austrian residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Huerta
Chacpultepec Castle
Huerte
Vere Oslaughnessy
Tien Huerta
Roth
Lionel Carnten
Gen von Hintze
Evades Law by Parcel Post in Federal Action
A distorted report notes officials debating parcel post evasion and drug of severe estate that could nullify a protective wildlife statute. The act centers on fee collection and department roles, with references to a joint federal agency and postal packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingwer
Partes
Marleen
Lave
Vonttyasier Federal Paurglewan Potatef
404 Get Carnegie Pensions Abuse of Funds Reported
A New York review notes pensions totaling 15 795 00 for a Carnegie fund with 404 incidents logged. Andrews Carteni receives a $1 fee. KOOP Smith from the University of Dingesleanla is named minister head to replace the retired Ira Hemennt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premmat Koop Smith
University of Dingesleanla @ae
Ira
Feerithy
Queen of Spain Stricken by Influenza in Paris Hotel
The Queen of Spain contracted influenza with a temperature above 100 degrees while staying at a Paris hotel. Doctors attending in Paris say her condition is serious, delaying a planned royal visit to Vienna by King Alfonso and Queen consort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Paris
France
Pialli
Perone
Hoke
Alfons
Frank Joanph
Vienna
Military aviators shot in Tetun Morocco rescue
Lieut. Gil Tee and Capt Barrellero were badly wounded after an air scouting mission over tribesmen. Rice sustained grave injuries with two bullet hits while Harret ero had a single wound. The aviators, barely able to reach the Spanish camp, were shot while over the tribesmen’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetun
Morocco
Gil Tee
Barrelero
Rice
Harretero
Fighting Teachers Whip Men at Boulder School Fight
Three pupils punished for rule violations trigger a violent incident as two youths and four women assault educators and bystanders. The clash ends with the attackers routed and security called to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Cole
MAAS
Crown
Therm All
Trust Leaves $70 for Brothers Heroes and Dogs
Wealthy banker Charles Fo Wright leaves seventy dollars in trust to his brother. The income is to be used for caring for his heroes and dogs while alive and ends upon their deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charies Fo Wright
Hew Perry funeral and legal cases in Kansas and Nebraska
The Rev W O H Perry died in Nebraska City and his sons Rev Arthur Perry of Nebraska City and pastor Hew Wo Il Perry of Houston voiced tributes. A civil suit for $5000 was filed in Brookfield involving Harriet J Myers against a pastor for alleged assault in 1912. Joleon County plans a Thanksgiving week roundup for farmers with national agricultural support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewartsville
Houston
Tex
Perry
Arthur Perry
Nebraska City
Neb
W. O H. Perry
Brookfield
Mies
Harriet J. Myers
Harry Myers
Ages Sealner Hee WC Atwood
First Presbyterian Church
Liberty Firasoner Kiloe Pleaded Guilty in Court
Liberty resident Kiloe pleaded guilty to a drug charge in the city court. sentencing was deferred. Farmer Thomas Hensley charged with billing irregularities appeared, while Dewhd Hirker faced a fee dispute. Officer details noted a four hour watch as the court reconvenes. hospital patient Michari Deole, 58, founder of the electric streetcar line in Wanelbal, is reported dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Firasoner Kiloe
Salewman
Drgany
Fragments from a Missouri farmer case surface in odd report
Disjointed OCR text references a Missouri farmer, a Frisco dairy special train, and a court case. Names and places are garbled, but mentions a state rewards for a person related to a murder and a prison or court decision, with unclear outcomes and stray phrases about trials and departments.
Fire Threat Hits University Lab Fire Damages Laboratory
A fire at the university laboratory during a new agricultural demonstration caused a blaze that started in a room containing a furnace and woodwork. Students and staff abandoned their work as the fire spread and was observed burning gasoline used to treat the wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volumbia Stheleltger
Poreevsky
Migaugrt
Springfield Hawkere Forms Group to Limit Migration
In the Qeark Cintry region an organization was formed to reduce immigration to southern Missouri and northern Arkansas. The group adopts the slogan truth and declares no extravagant pictures of Ozark benefits will be shown to homeseekers, who will not be lured by false hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Missouri
Arkansas
Ozark Country
Faler
Seymour Hutchens Linked to Coroner's Inquest in Whiteon Death
Katieas City reports a coroner's finding ordered a jury for investigation by the criminal court regarding the death of John B. Whiteon, an aged recluse reputedly wealthy, details sparse but notes the connection to railroad mechanic Seymour Hutchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katieas City
Seymour Hutchens
Criminal Court
John B. Whiteon
Farmer Held as Slayer in Boone County Killing
Dennis Cothage of near Rutland Boone county is jailed in Columbia charged with killing neighbor Caleb Fenton. He says he acted in self defense.
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Farmer la
Columbia
Dennis Cothage
Rutland
Boone County
Caleb Fenton
Buckeye Guts Corn Special Heads to Washington
Thousands of Ohio youths will ride special Pennsylvania Lines trains from Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Toledo and other points to Washington D C on December 1 under the Ohio Agricultural Commission. The trip supports the Huckeye Sloye corn contest winners with sightseeing stops at Mitteburgh Philadelphia Clareburg and Morrisburg and a large program with state and railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oto
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columba
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Commisslon of
Ohio
Mitteburgh
Philadelphia
Clarrieburg
State of Cials
Commission
Morrisburg
Allegheny Mountains
Washington
Etcarvioniste
Wileeg
Wiryan
Penney Vania
Rerveral Propeliana Traioe
Fascination of the Poppy and the Opium Trade Tale
Fragmentary report by Francs Garnier in Chi earta describes the allure and danger of opium. It covers social collapse, hunger at an opium refinery, and survivors recounting deaths from waiting for care. The piece links cultural fascination to deadly consequences amid refinery closures and public distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs Garnier
Chiearta
Carnie
Bas Tauerd
Vetenan
Cory Ae
Bias
Eberts
Opeem
Omer
Pete
Yunnan
Electric railway companies adopt delicate tarhiza for weighing
Several electric railway companies including those in Detroit and while divisions use a tarhiza device to count and weigh items. The machine handles weights from one ounce up to eight tons with delicate operation, as described by the Kalley Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dviptia
Kalleay Journal
Fragmented dialogue hints at Crimean era tensions
A partially readable exchange features a blonde woman and a second speaker discussing Crimean matters and a sharpshooting husband. The text is garbled but suggests a scene of polite restraint amid conflict, with implied danger and domestic dynamics.
Very Proper. Hewitt in Grand Opera Company
Hewitt stars in a scene of a grand opera company with a humorous backstage exchange about engagements and personal plans. A voice notes romance, fishing talk, and a playful line about writing to Charlie as Helen’s fate is joked over. The dialogue hints at social antics and a planned outing at a local venue tomorrow night.
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Huearta
Gen. Villa
Sullivan
Cmeage
BleReem & Sullivan
Cisian
Grand Opera Hoter
Fermi
Yneenenr
Lawrence
Railroad
U. S
Cetor Raghts
Tiger Man
Ad Hospital
Jp & Eerie
S. Siegeeer
Divartios
South
Jan Paoople
U.S
Yager
Owice
Pope
Vatican
Frederick A. Cook
Or Cook
North Pole
Congress
Choate
Wilson
Wim
Washington Militant
Commissioner Marble
Mrs. O'Shaughnessy
Carnegie
Spain
Sona
Johnson County
Ti Joleon County
Bureau of Agriculture
Johnean
United States Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
Chillicothe
H L
Gilbert
Dante Miller
Kavane City
Kanene City
Chillcothe
Thomas Hensley
Dewhd Hirker
Shansital
Mieheri Deole
Kaseas
Gustin
O& Ty Chastleur
Eorre Cae Peat
Karsse
TS Court of Appeals
Orrike
Borinafield
Mias Katherine
Per. Con
CM. Heer Dry Gued
State Gon Mission
Vederle
Crimeqs Gulch
Dad
Daby
Tucker
Hewitt
Jewel—Hope
Charlie
Helen
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