President Wilson calls for Mexican unity to form recognized government
President Wilson issues a solemn appeal to Mexican leaders to unite quickly and establish a constitutional government, warning that without a prompt settlement the United States will consider action to aid peace and order. Cabinet approves a Mexico policy prioritizing restoration of order, relief for civilians, and potential U.S. intervention if factions fail to compromise. Reports from Carranza and southern Mexico describe famine fears, looting, and foreign casualties amid the crisis.
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Red Cross
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Chis To Suffer First In Mestean Troop Aid Report
A report notes that Chis face the initial hardship amid aid efforts by Mestean troops accused of looting. It highlights the victims' plight and criticism of the aid operation's conduct and oversight.
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Old Settlers at Mt Vernon Plans Weeklong Celebration
Mt Vernon hosts the annual Old Settlers celebration with music races and attractions. Davison county residents attend while Issentiuth of Redfield delivers the morning address at the opera house. Programs include piano solos, readings, and horse trots, with community activities on Main Street across two days featuring ball games and track events.
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Vaundeville
Robbers Seek Forbidden Drugs Across Local Offices
A wave of burglaries targeted physicians and the First Methodist Episcopal Church as thieves searched for morphine cocaine and other drugs. In most cases only drugs were stolen though some instruments were taken. An entry at Dr C J Lavery’s office included a failed lock pry and the destruction of valued shears linked to his Fort Pierre editing days. Six suspects were arrested on drug-suspect grounds but no convictions reported yet.
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Prison sentencings in Holyoke bank death case
In Hot Springs court, two men convicted for the robbery related death of a Holyoke bank cashier were sentenced to Colorado state prison. Witnesses from Holyoke testified as part of the murder case. jurors returned verdicts after deliberation.
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Forced to Steel by His Father in Bison South Dakota
Absalom Shoop, aged under nineteen, was sentenced to no more than seven years in the Sioux Falls penitentiary for grand larceny. He claimed harsh paternal guidance and misery after being driven to theft to aid a homestead dispute with his father. He had stolen a horse, sold it, then recovered it the same night, and was caught attempting a second theft while fleeing the area.
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Trade Board Begins Work at Toston Conference
The Federal Trade Commission opens informal sessions with business leaders on foreign and export trade in Toston Mass. Over eighty commerce and finance leaders from Toston and nearby cities attend a two day preliminary survey. Findings gathered here will be shared with the Commission after the week.
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Trade inquiry summary hints at foreign markets shifts
The commission plans inquiries on foreign trade with dates to be announced later. Testimony indicated no cross examination to prosecute, only to gain information. Focus will be on potential combinations among American exporters to improve marketing abroad, while other topics may be revisited.
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Appeal Against Frank in Cobb County Hearing
A Cobb county delegation from a mass meeting in Marietta pressed against commuting Frank Frakes Japabn sentence. The Georgia prison commission granted a hearing, with Patterson interrupting to challenge the protest and noting strong local support. Several bankers and county officials joined the delegation.
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Balkan Powers Move Toward War Allegedly
The Berlin report claims Bulgaria has gained Romanian territorial concessions and Romania eyes war with Austria and Bulgaria against Turkey. Rumors of similar pacts with Russia surface as negotiations unfold. Turkey readies forces near Adrianople while Austro-Hungarian stance and Transylvania ambitions stir regional tension.
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Dawgunnit Pup Weather Forecast From South Dakota
Unsettled weather expected tonight and Thursday with probable showers. The forecast notes disturbances in the west portions, bringing variable skies and possible precipitation. The piece uses playful language to describe a weather figure and his canine namesake.
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Austro German Forces Advance As Russians Retreat On Eastern Front
Reported victories claim Austro German troops penetrated Russian defenses near Stey and captured 5 battalions, 100 prisoners, light artillery and 15 machine guns. In Italian theatre artillery duel on Flogaria Lavaronne plateau. disputed gains and renewed German statements describe successes north and southeast of forests. News notes Russian resistance stiffens as reinforcements rush to Preemyal fortress amid ongoing campaigns.
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Germany claims freedom of the seas in World War I debate
Washington officials weigh Germany’s claim to freedom of the seas amid the Lusitania crisis. German Foreign Secretary von Jagow defends Germany’s right to discuss the attack and argues England controls the oceans. President Wilson contemplates a prompt answer outlining whether imperial government will honor international law or follow its own maritime rules.
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