Election Leaves Huerta in Power Despite Opposition
A chaotic report outlines Catholic Party leading as Huerta consolidates power. It describes plans to boost army strength, potential interim ruler, and disputed ballots while key generals including Diaz and Melix Binz appear in circulation amid election confusion.
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Diaz Reigne
Mirerta
Qiniad
Senor
Regine
Manwel Ga Feno
Peres Karo
Melix
Hoyrta
Tuaz
Strikers Clash With Guards in 12 Hour Battle
A long confrontation erupted between striking workers and guards near Migstinet and the Lead and Southern railway area. The clash lasted about 12 hours, with one guard killed and one striker injured amid the chaos. Ludlow and Cole are named among the involved parties.
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Ludlow, Cole
Berwit Caten
Migstinet
Iead & Southern Rationaf
Miners Pull 140 Survivors From Exploded Slag Mine
In a catastrophic blast at Slag Creek Mine No 2, rescue teams report 140 workers brought to the surface alive. Dagged by the disaster, rescue and recovery efforts continue as authorities assess the scene and search for additional victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Dawsot
Xni
Lediga
Government Wing in Italy Holds General Elections
In Rome Italy general elections were held nationwide with turnout lower than expected. One person was killed and many wounded as clashes occurred during the voting period. The government is assured of a large majority.
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Rome
Italy
Alleged grafters arraigned in Glen Falls hearing
Ten men indicted on graft charges over the Great Menlon annte prison construction were arraigned in court for a preliminary hearing in Glen Falls New York. The defendants face charges tied to alleged corruption in the project and await further court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Falls
Great
Menlon Annte
Seven Firemen Die in Milwaukee Blaze at Robbery Firm
Seven firefighters were killed and 24 workers injured in a blaze at the Goolyent Robber Company building in Milwaukee. The fire caused about $500,000 in damage, with several more bodies feared still buried in the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wie
Goolyent Robber Company
Duke's Park to Be a Farm in Blenheim Park
London reports that the duke of Marlborough ordered 1090 acres of Blenheim park plowed for cultivation, the first time the historic acres have been cultivated. The move signals a major use change for the royal green space and reflects wartime or administrative shifts in estate management.
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Duke's Park
London
Duke of Marlborough
Blenheim Park
McAdoo to Be Movie Censor in Film Imports
Treasury officials studying the new tariff law say Secretary McAdoo will serve as a government movie censor in examining foreign films imported. Washington note hints at a protective move to regulate content in international cinema.
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McAdoo
Washington
Treasury
Trains Collide at Waterloo Station in London
A disastrous railway accident occurred at Waterloo station in central London when a passenger train struck a crowded stationary train. Three bodies were recovered from the debris.
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London
Waterloo Station
Dubris
Urogee Teachers to Dance in New Haven Convention
Urogee teachers in New Haven heard an unusual incentive from Y Ilam McAndrews to dance the tango the honey hush or any wordy routine during their state convention.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Anfea
Explosion entombs miners at Stun Canyon shaft
About 230 miners were trapped after a blast at No 2 shaft in Stun Canyon. Officials say rescue teams moved through debris, with rescue cars from Trinidad and other camps en route to aid efforts. The blast broke a rock face and smoke rose from the second level as teams worked to reach the entombed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Fee Cue
Trinidad
Lutte Stylis
Dover
Noch Springs
Wye
Pintebure
Ava
Gore Faces 50000 Damage Suit In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City plaintiff Mrs Mingle files a slander lawsuit against United States Senator Gore charging 50000 dollars in damages. The case arose amid political tensions with Gore denying the charges and condemning the attack as political harassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Leagie
Gore
Thomas P. Gore
Minnie E Bond
Oklahoma City
le Tre
Washington
Mra Bond
Five Philippine Scouts Killed in Minidinag Fighting
Serious clashes at Talloae in Minidinag between tribesmen and Philippine scouts leave five scouts dead and one wounded. Capt. Harry McRederry of the Thirteenth Company among the injured. accompanying units include the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Twenty-first, Twenty-fourth, and Thirty-first.
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Manila P
Talloae
Fapae
Harry MecRiderry
Ashes of Columbus to travel for expo display
Santo Domingo announces that the bones of Christopher Columbus will be sent to the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco for the Dominican republic exhibit. Expo commissioners sailed for Colon with assurances of adequate representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Christopher Columbue
San Francisco
Dominican Republic
Plate
Colon
Soldiers killed march in Texas coast cavalry column
A blighting incident struck a column of the Sixth United States cavalry marching between Texas City and Galveston. Privates Monroe George Morris and John Zimmer were killed. Veterinary Subteon Devine was slightly injured. Several horses and mules were killed and troopers were unhorsed.
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Sixth Cavalry
Texas
Houston
Tex
Anited Suites
Texas City
Galveston
Monroe
George Morris
John Zimmer
Devine
Beggars Unite to Defy Los Angeles Street Orders
Beggars from pencil sellers to organ grinders and information bureaus organize a union to resist a city edict forcing them from street corners in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hen sets new egg record at Corvallis Oregon college
A laying hen named C82 at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis still has 20 days to reach a year of laying and has already produced 235 eggs. The prior world record was 283 eggs in a year.
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Corvalila
Ore
Oregon Agricultural College
Iaid
Arson Squad Sets Bristol University Pavilion Ablaze
A militant suffragette group described as an arson squad attacked Bristol University, fire destroying the university sports pavilion in London A Bristol area report notes aquatic literature items scattered around the grounds following the blaze.
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London
Bristol University
Wilson veto blocks cadet reinstatement at West Point
President Wilson vetoes reinstatement of a cadet who failed West Point exams. He calls for proper discipline and states his duty to prevent a lapse in standards at the academy. The decision follows a rejected appeal from Manateld officials and notes the broader implications for military education.
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West Point
Jetel
Loan Shark King in Prison
New Yorkef Dante Tolman, known as the king of the loan sharks, was sentenced to prison for six months after a Supreme Court denial of his appeal. The conviction rested on the testimony of Carl Shick, a German immigrant who said Tolman forced him to pay 5 to 10 dollars weekly on a ten dollar loan over months.
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New
Court of Aptease
Uimne
Pendite
High Court
Tolndh
Carl Shick
Geatman
Tuluian
Telman
Plans gift to Miss Wilson in coming wedding
Republicans and Progreso leaders plan to present Miss Jessie Wilson a wedding gift next month. A hundred members were gathered and Speaker Clark was asked to appoint a committee to carry out the plan.
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Washington
Campaign to limit House to 450 members begins
Representative Cordell Hull of Tennessee, author of the income tax provision of the tariff law, launched a vigorous campaign for a constitutional amendment to cap the House of Representatives at 460 members. The current membership stands at 436.
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Washington, DC
Cordell Hall
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Beawman servitude bill sparks Senate debate
Senator Burton contends that the so called Beawman servitude bill before the senate would repeal or annul many treaties with foreign governments in a way that is almost an insult to certain countries.
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Washington
Beawman
Senate
Burton
Gift of 4 million dollars to Cornell medical school
A charitable gift totaling four million dollars was given to Cornell University's medical school. The donor's name was not disclosed, but it is believed to be Col Oliver T. Payne, who had previously contributed one million dollars to the university.
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New York
Medical School
Cornell University
Oliver T. Payne
Tragic clash in Kittanning railroad yards ends in death
In Kittanning Pennsylvania Antonio Lusrtaska attempted to free two fellow countermen and fatally stabbed railroad detective Charles Rest. Lusrtaska was shot and killed in the railroad yards during the confrontation.
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Kittanning, Pa
Antonio Lusrtaska Probaly
Charles Rest
REJECTS VANDERLIP PLAN Wishing Preniitent Withorn with stand
A scrambled historical note discusses political maneuvers around a plan by Vanderlip and mentions President Withorn, Senate and House dynamics, and anticipated actions by an executive to pressure policy. It references Kansas Senator Wrietow and party lines, but the text is garbled and unclear about specific outcomes or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Senate
House
Fomwerhe
Wrietow
Kansas
Corea
Walese
Ie Com
Noted Indiana Woman Dead in Fairbanks
Iedianapelis and Mrs Evelen P Warnes Fairbanks, prominent Indiana figures and long time leaders, died at her home here after a sudden illness. Warnes, a widely known advocate for women’s rights, served as president of the Indiana branch of the Alaris society and as first president of a medical veterans group. She traveled from the Atlantic to the Pacific, directing chapters and contributing to the organization’s efforts.
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Iedianapelis
Evelen P Warnes Fairbanks
United Statee
Sporamenia
Palrtenke
Indiana
Alaris
14 Afe
Atlante
Pacific
Eeciety Sheales
Woeen
Abandoned Mine Ends Search for 209 Men
A rescue party found 209 bodies in Blac Capon mine chambers after the crew of 206 had been declared missing. The mine team, including James Lord and Wile Potal, entered the mine and failed to return. An external rescue car later located the remains as authorities began heir search and recovery operations.
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Tawser
Blac Capon Mile Nu
Reaper
Recce
Dieta
James Lord
Wile Potal
Unitedtater
Smothers Woman Suffrage Debate at Episcopal Convention
In New York the mild woman suffrage proposal faced strong disapproval in the House of Deputies. Clerical delegate Rev Dr James W Ashton from western New York led the effort urging the convention to record support for promoting women's social and religious welfare. The House moved past it amid opposition to child labor under 16 and to providing education and recreation opportunities for every child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Deputies
Episcopal General Convention
New York
James W. Ashton
Emigrants Send 70 Million Home From Americas
Reports by banks across the kingdom show 70,000,000 dollars sent back to Italy last year by emigrants in North and South America. A Naples bank alone received 11,871,000 dollars from abroad, including 6,824,600 from the United States.
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Kingdom
Italy
North
South America
Naples
Atlantic
United States
Turkey Supply Short and Poor Quality Warned
Poultry dealers report a Thanksgiving turkey shortage with low quality. After inquiry, supply is expected to be tight and prices cited in the range of one to one and a half cents per pound.
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Sedakin
Indicted man’s bigamy case nets aid for destitute wife
Fort Smith Arkansas reports a grand jury approved a 23 dollar relief grant for Thomas Forrest of Brades Oklahoma, after his indictment on bigamy. The charge claimed he had four wives and left wife No.3 and her children destitute.
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Fort Smith
Ark
iIndictine
Thomas Forrest
Brades
Forrest
Confederate Veterans Honored and Political Notes Across States
A fragmented report details Confederate veterans honored in Missouri and Kansas City figures, with mentions of J G Senior WH Driver DM Baker J KL Sharke F J Zuber. It notes Judge J C Blavens, a Missouri political figure, dying in a hotel. The item touches on conventions and political votes, including Andrew from Frangia M. Cockrell chapter and references to Gee Grant for a third presidential term.
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Warrenabure
BY Andrew
Frangia M. Cockrell
Canalters of the Confederacy
J G. Senior
WH Driver
Dm, Baker
J KL Sharke
F J. Zuber
Kansas City
Judee
J. C Blavens
Judee Blavens
Gee Grant
Unclear Text About Government Personnel and Roles
Fragmentary OCR reads as an official inquiry about personnel and duties in a department. Key names and positions are garbled, making precise identification impossible. The passage hints at a ministerial or inspectorate role and potential changes or proposals affecting posts.
Virsa Counts tleks elect new leadership at Cheeleg eecaion
Lewe Tsebwerth of Seo bho Ma was elected president of the Virsa Counts tleks ameistee at the Cheeleg eecaion. Other officers named include WC Phiten Grent Cerfret, Willian Bell Clerlesser, and Joseph A Hep with third view presnten Cevpe EH Hat binane Warrenton.
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Lewe Tsebwerth
Seobho
Virsa
Tleks
Willian Bell
Joseph
Binane
Warrenton
Macot Perjury Charges Recalled in Bhelly County Case
Three individuals faced perjury counts related to property disputes in Bhelly County. They pleaded guilty to nine misdemeanor charges, paid fines totaling 834, and promised to improve conduct when future encounters occur.
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Bhelly
Central Missouri Dental Association elects officers
The two day meeting announced officers for the coming year: Dr. Mack Goode of Miot Grove as president, Dr. W. Gruebble of Concordia as vice president, Dr Mr. Myer of Sedalia as secretary, and Tr Fo W. Patterson of Joylin as treasurer. Next meeting set for Windsor.
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Heparile
Central Missouri Dental Association
Mack Goode
Miot Grove
W. Gruebble
Concordia
Mr. Myer
Sedalia
Fo W. Patterson
Joylin
Windsor
Convict wage dispute at Missouri penitentiary plant
Jefferson City report states James A. Houchin who employs about 1000 convicts in a Missouri penitentiary clothing plant has warned the prison board he will not pay 85 cents per day if the board persists in the demand. He says he will move his operation elsewhere rather than meet the board’s wage request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
James A. Houchin
Missouri Penitentiary
Parole Granted to Two Tubercular Convicts
Jefferson City reports Gov Major paroled two tuberculosis patients. Edward Holmes, jailed in Jackson county for burglary in January 1911, and Tom Flatfield of Jasper county, sentenced to the penitentiary for grand larceny, are the released inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Major
Edward Holmes
Jackson County
Tom Flatfield
Jasper County
Missouri class bars freak dances at winter social events
Columbia report notes Missouri University junior medical students voted to prohibit all freak dances at social functions this winter, reflecting campus mood and event guidelines. No Boston or chicken scratch reference appears in the material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Boston
Missouri University
Temple Professor Resigns to Join U S Navy as First Lieutenant
Dr Guthrie Mc Connell former state bacteriologist of Missouri has resigned his professorship at Temple University medical college to become an assistant in the United States Navy with the rank of first lieutenant.
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Philadelphia
Guthrie McConnell
Missouri
Temple University
United States Navy
Tariff Debate Shows Senators Split Over Subsidies
In the senate debate on subsidies, Senators Warren of Wyoming and Lippitt of Rhode Island supported direct wool tariffs and other protective duties, while opponents criticized the votes as supporting subsidies for industry. The exchange highlighted tensions over tariffs on wool, cloth, and related goods, with references to economic impact on consumers.
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Senate
Henator Warren
Wyoming
Warren
Lippitt
Fragmented Sketched Platform Debate in Chicago Convention
The record outlines tangled remarks about a political platform amid Chicago conventions. It cites names, parties, and figures debating the Haulb Mooee and Harvester connections, with mentions of telegraph influence and various figures urging conciliatory stances.
Economic pressures and wage trends amid rising living costs
The piece argues rising living costs are global and wages cannot fall much as production costs rise. It notes urban population shifts from farms to cities affecting the economy and says more adjustment of industry is needed in the United States to address overpopulation and underproduction.
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United States
President plans swift action on tariff and reform
The president pursues duty with minimal exertion, aiming to pass the tariff bill and advance banking and currency legislation. While the currency bill stalls in the senate, he plans a campaign against trusts, treating his election as a mandate to enact specific reforms by March 4, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saa
Congress
Senate
Tariff Reform Debate and La Follette’s Vote
Senator La Follette pushed his own tariff views during the reform effort. The Democratic party led the first honest revision in half a century. He voted for the bill, asserting it bettered the Aldrich sham despite strong opposition.
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la Follette
Follette
Ruthfalle
Aldrich
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Blackwell's Island
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Cornell U
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Charles Warren Farbarke
U. S
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Gotue
Neiles
Hiram
Ehief
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Toett
Cron
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Tor Ble
Peetutfier
Oelge
Thartio
Neosho
Missouri Dental Society Elects
Houchin
Dr. McConnell
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Mange
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Theerge
Plaviert
Ecgre
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