Carranza gains momentum as Mexico stabilizes
The United States recognizes Venustiano Carranza and notes a shift toward de facto civil rule in Mexico. Food shortages ease in Mexico City, commerce rebounds, railways resume, and Huerta’s embargo on arms ends, boosting American and Mexican business prospects.
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Mexico
Rere
Carranza
Seirechry Laneing
Jacerta
Reguar
Thera
Huerta
Washington
Mr. Wilson
Taft
Postmaster Burkitt Removed Over Remarrying View
Winnetka postmaster Burkitt is discharged for expressing belief that President Wilson should wait longer before remarrying. The public note contrasts private opinion with official restraint and hints at broader reactions to dissent in leadership.
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Burkitt
Winnetka
Wilson
Estate of Maude C Halil notice of administration
Administrator with will annexed O O Tanbeneck gives notice of probate in Clark county Illinois. He will appear at the Clark county court in Marshall for the January term on the first Monday to settle claims and debts. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay promptly as of November 6 1913. Graham and Snavely attorneys represent the estate.
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Maude C. Halil
Maude C. Hall
Clark
Ilinois
Clark County
Marshall
Administratris Notice Estate of William C Smith
Administratrix announces a probate in Clark County. All persons with claims against the estate must appear at the Marshall courthouse on a date in January to present their claims. Debts and estate inquiries should be settled promptly. Dated November 6. Administratrix: Mary A. ___ and others.
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Dean
Marshall
Edgar Nay
Doan
Nay
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
German Post System Extends Service to Troops
Describes the German field post system during war with high letter volume. Notes 11 600 000 letters mailed daily by 5 400 post office workers and 2 400 000 000 field post letters delivered to the front. Mentions postage reductions and service improvements in the Kaiser's military postal network.
Poor Relief Tax Plan Sparks Secretary's Debate
Fragmented text discusses proposals to relieve the poor from taxation and compares per capita figures to overall income taxes. It references a secretary and mentions amounts like 2590 per apitan and 60 cents per capitas with unclear context and scattered figures.
Bowser’s wife careers into lecture scheme and doubt
Mrs Bowser challenges her husband Bowser about a proposed $200 a night lecture bureau offer. She analyzes his speaking flaws and the need for an original, strong act, warning of social risk and urging practical preparation while recounting past missteps and a pocket-picking arrest incident.
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Pereeus
Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Bowner
Bryen
Mrs. Bowser
Jon
Boweer
Abs
Sims
Bowes
Moe
Bowe
Chin
Fee
Courrima
Fragmentary note on a late 19th century purchase incident
A garbled OCR fragment describes a purchase and a failed attempt to open a tag, mentioning an automa and a person who did not think of harm. It references Yonkers and a veterinary or legal term, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Ceet Fm
Wwe
Terre Haute Star and Marshall Herald year clubbing offer
The Terre Haute Star markets itself as a metropolitan daily with AP reports and rural mail delivery. The Marshall Herald, Clark county’s leading paper, boasts home news, correspondence, special articles, and fair, nonpartisan coverage. A year bundle offer combines both papers for slightly more than one year of the Herald alone.
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Terre Haute Star
Associated Press
Daily Market
Marshall Herald
Clark County
Herald
Herald, Marshall
JL - Tea
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