Jenkins Release Eases Mexican Situation
Washington reports American consular agent Jenkins has been freed from Puebla penitentiary. The White House noted the release amid ongoing talks with Senators Hitchcock and Fall on Mexico policy. Bandits looted a Clareno Ranch store near Zapata Texas, bound the keeper, and fled after crossing the Rio Grande.
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Hitchcock and
Fall
Washington, D. C
OQ. Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico
State Department
Mexico City
Jenkins
White “House
Wilson
Hitchcock
White House
Carranza
Laredo
Texas
Clareno Ranch
Rio Grande
Zapata
Cc. Martin
Hichcock
Randolph County Trust Opens With Bright Promise
On opening day the Randolph County Trust Company attracted visitors who praised the bank’s equipment and courteous service. Officers regard the day as a sign the new institution will gain traction in Mothers vicinity and convert many visitors into patrons as deposits reach a substantial total.
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Randolph County--Trust Company
House of Finance
Randolph’ Trust
Gardner Seizes Missouri Coal Mines By Proclamation
Jefferson City December 5 Governor Gardner uses proclamations to take control of Missouri coal mines including Barton county and state mines. An arbitration board will set miners’ wages and ensure work resumes by noon. State university economists will aid in administration of the mines.
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Jefferson City
Missoul
Gardner
Barton County
Dean
Adprinistra
University of Missouri
Gartner
Pittsburg
Kansas
Allen
Weather Cast Sees Rain or Snow Tonight and Tomorrow
Forecaster predicts likely precipitation tonight and tomorrow with a warming trend in eastern and southern portions.
Americans to Leave Mexico Amid Diplomatic Strain
American concerns with operations in Mexico plan for rapid withdrawal of American employees as tensions rise over potential break in United States Mexico relations. Reports say mining districts returning to El Paso and Columbus with orders to repatriate staff. fear of broader exodus and economic impact noted. Local Huntsville meeting forms the American Legion Schooling Post with 75 members expected, naming Post Commander Melville Evans and other officers. Golden ages of service members and the aim to unite veterans under a banner of Americanism highlighted.
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Americana
Mexico
United. States
Taft
Amercansa
Ufheir
Senate
United States
el Paso
Columbus
Andres Gareta
Chitiwahunte City
Francisco” ‘Villa
Huntsville
American Legion
Execut
Melville Evans
Aviation Sectio
Medical Corps
Tohn Taylor Sandison
A. B.F
6Th Infantry
James OR
Leathers
Joe Hallacé Haines
E Hospital Corps
Ighesa
Redick O'Bryan
Ing. Ana
Saventy-Five
Prohibition Era Legal Action in New York Case
A murky historical note describes judges, attorneys, and officials in a legal matter about removal, warrants, and whisky licenses. It cites Robert Malin of New York and references mandamus, proclamations, and state actions amid internal revenue and prohibition signals.
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Missoni
Porsty Order
Washington
Lansing
Robert
Malin
New
York
Washington debate on treaty adjournment and church service notes
Late dispatches report Committee Chair Matt Hagen stating a decision on the St Germaine treaty before its Lime limit. An Episcopalian service will be led by Bishop Frederick Johnston of Louisville. London notes whisky gains in Glasgow with a 400 percent rise in drunkenness amid alleged adulteration and imports.
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Baigsrina
Germaine
Episcopa
Frederick ‘Johnston
Louis
President Cabinet meets amid cabinet shake up and train robbery links
Reported remarks recount a tense cabinet session as fuel concerns and severance matters loom. The piece notes Carlisle’s departure and a train bandit captured after a confrontation, with Sheriff Roach ordering surrender and a wounded right hand cited in the arrest.
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Carlisle
Douglas
Inyo
Wwilliam Carlisle
Ted
Williams
Artisle
Diver Announces Record at Graves Deep Set Event
Boston diver Dee Annoumces sets a world depth record of 360 units at Graves venue. Officials report no awareness of a prior depth measure and describe the setting as a significant milestone in the sport.
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Boston
Dee
Coat, Rail Worker Shot After Theft Attempt
A railroad worker shot while defending a coat and coal in a tense incident. Officers report the assailant fired, hitting the man in the hand. the assailant fled as Mrs. Roseberry explained her husband had left, leaving the home cold and unsettled.
Ladies Aid Supper Recap and Meeting Note
The Ladies Aid of the First Church met to plan a supper hour and discuss church activities. Details are partial. a community gathering was hosted to support the church and related projects.
Coal Shortage Leaves One Million Men Idle Across Nation
Amid a coal shortage a million workers remain idle as railroad and industrial operations slow. Reports indicate disrupted train service and broader economic strain affecting communities nationwide.
Crossley Denies Oil Stock Suit Charges
Fragmented OCR reports a legal dispute involving Crossley and an oil stock suit with denials. Names such as Edwin P. Dean, G. As. Birney, Lea W. Wilson, Roscoe E. Gooding appear amid scattered references to Kansas City entities and a Bank of Lipa Plata, with unclear connections and incomplete details.
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Crossley
Penne Crossley
Edwin P. Dean
Charles
Kansas City
Lea W. Wison
Kansas Cit Lumber
Company
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Democrat ‘Sae
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ATE Mines
Hume
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Southern Kansas Coal Company
Ove Dering
Southern Republic
AL Pasa
Tex
Mexigo
Borda
Ous
Americas
Mexia
Sesules
Yorvinzs
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Decia
London
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Hin Papenee
Garfields
Uni
Walg
Weras
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