Nation in turmoil as Mexico policy and suffrage clash
A fragmented report covers U S policy notes on Mexico City delivery timing, renewed test for WHIM release, and comments by Porter amid a foreign consultation. It also notes North Dakota’s suffrage move, a battle in West Virginia with a death and injuries at a Nelson Tube plant, and broader military and political tensions across states and nations.
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Wennery
Washington
Moxie
Mexico City
Muehuane
Merkin
Wualuts
Tenklin
Vanni Huiriin
Min Porter
United States
Washington confronts coal strike amid government plan push
The United Mine Workers and mine operators clash over a government wage proposal amid a nationwide coal strike. Officials debate peace efforts and wage increases as leaders signal possible actions, while political pressure and regulatory moves influence the stalemate.
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Washington
Boel Administruter Guetfeld
Aise
Inter
John L. Lewes
Chengh Refining
Det Andersens
Dometion Fedelitis
Willian
Asleemyiel Steer
Veuelind
Tate
Sritersy
Guthiie
Melita
Reds Hunger Strike and Political Turmoil Across Cities
A fragmented report describes hunger strike actions by radicals across multiple locales including New York and Washington. It notes committee tensions, arrests, and planned demonstrations tied to socialist and labor movements, with mentions of public offices, protests, and a touring party of ex-servicemen.
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New York
Willis
Tienists Haubrittlen Committee
Tere Hatin
Fae Butler
Mexican federal army officer capture in Yaqui uprisings
Reports indicate Mexican federal troops rout Yaqui and Tepehuan fighters in a pursuit south of Sonora along the Yaqui river. Advices dispatched by Francisco J. Dyer, U S consul at Nogales, Mexico, confirm casualties and arrests.
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Nagiles
Arig Twa
Federal Arny
Ton
Yaqua
Sonora
Francs J. Dyer
Ameri
Nosales
Nonoera
Miners Rescued Alive After Two Weeks Entombment
Miners Wallace and two others were rescued alive after being trapped by a slide in a mine near Mullan since Saturday morning. TP Grant and Bini Sutko, fellow miners, were among those freed after two weeks underground.
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Wallace
Tle
Mullan
Alide
Earth
TP Grant
Bini Sutko
Sale of Formulas Prohibited in Washington State
A federal notice states that formulas for manufacturing intoxicants at home are illegal under criminal code. The Bureau of Internal Revenue enforces the act, with penalties including fines up to a specified amount, imprisonment for a term, or both for violators.
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Washington
Bureau of Toterna Revenue
Revere Bureau
Gold Embargo Rumor Sparks South American Concern
Rumors claim the United States has embargoed further exports of gold to South America. The potential move raises concerns as the American dollar weakens amid a favorable trade balance with Argentina. Argentina’s exchange situation could push import costs higher to avoid a rise in the discount rate and impact commerce.
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United States
South America
Argentina
James Wallace Murdered In Dispute Over Small Incident
A report notes the killing of James Wallace in a dispute described as stemming from a minor incident. Details on location and time are sparse in the fragment, but the act is recorded as a fatality with investigation ongoing.
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James Wallace
International tensions and a deadly plot spill from a damaged report
The fragmentary dispatch references diplomatic strains between the United States and Mexico over a killing and hostage cases including an American held in jail in a Latin American state. It notes Mexican ambassador contact, statements by Mr. Lansing, and mentions a death from brutal treatment after ransom, plus a Greek plot to murder Venizelos and threaten the government with many arrests.
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Carranian
Joy Qteereman
Ferree
Hector Knecking
Bs HukiWe
Itiog
Usd
of Hielot
Rmatter
Lunes F Mtetinhus
Wallace
Fy Cote Gulf Company
Tanitlins
Stites Depar
Lansi Tai Jen
Prosipanei
Ronitrix
Jenkins
Poetla
Lansing
Hany
Otto Lund
Mayurit
Turbulent Peace Talks Prompt Need for Pen Formations
Negotiations for a peace treaty are reportedly urged by the maritime porte to Paris amid fears of Turkish anarchy and a lack of a responsible government to negotiate with the Allies. At the same time the grand vizier pushes country districts to hasten elections so a provisional government can be set to discuss terms. Naval officer Marsden acquitted in bribery case. Navy says no evidence tied him to promotion-for-purchase allegations.
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Paris
Turkey
Washington
Christopher Marsden
United States Naval Reserve Force
New York Naval District
Navy Department
Marsden
War fears grip Zara as Balkan crisis looms
Reports from Geneva and Belgrade quote jitters over the Adriatic situation as allies demand patience. Amid telegrams, observers warn of potential conflict while urging readiness and caution in the face of shifting alignments.
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Balkan States
Switchmen’s Strike Ends With Return-To-Work Vote
After a long session, switchmen approve a vote to return to work at once ending the strike. The decision clears the path for immediate resumption of railroad operations as labor talks move to broader issues. The vote tallies were reported by union officials and railroad management.
Strike Ends For Kansas City Switchmen After Long Walkout
Rail workers in Kansas City returned to their posts after a lengthy Saturday start to a switchmen strike. Officials say the stoppage affected fuel and rail operations, with meetings running late into the night before an agreement to resume work was reached.
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Kansas City
Der
Wate
Abellie Tueet
W. M. Corbett
General Iuiagger
Katisis Chy Teranal Company
Disastrous Baltimore fire and Arizona floods sweep headlines
A million dollar Baltimore blaze raged through McCoy Hall and nearby buildings as wind drove embers across the square bounded by Howard Toss Monument and Katz streets. Simultaneously Phoenix faced Salt and Agua Fria River flooding after heavy rains, while Washington issued a firm coal production warning to end interference and prepare for possible troop deployment.
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Baltimore
Battin
McCoy’s Hall
Hopkins University
Howard, Toss, Monument
Katin
Lexington Market
Patti Estate Leaves Vast Fortune to Baron Cederstrom
Adelina Patti, who died September 27 at her Welsh castle, left an estate valued around 114000 pounds. The bulk of her fortune goes to her husband Baron Rolf Cederstrom, with specific legacies to Alfred de Rothschild Marianne Eissler Clara Eissler and Mabel Woolford. A Pope Leo XII jewel is willed to Herbert Vandin, nephew of Father Bernard Veughan.
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London
Adelina Patti
Wales
Rolf Cederstrom
Alfred de Rothschild
Marianne Eissler
Clara Eissler
Mabel Woolford
Plan End of War Risk Proposed by Smoot in Congress
Senator Smoot of Utah says a reform plan will abolish one war department bureau and transfer its duties to other agencies if approved in the next session. He claims the move would save over $1,000,000 and improve service by eliminating 8,000 to 9,000 clerks’ salaries and reorganizing work.
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Washington
Congress
Senator Smoot
Utah
Samater Smoot
Noted Burglar Retires at 75 in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo After a career of burglary and jail breaks Frank Fores who uses a false name has just been released from Missouri state prison after serving his fourteenth hitch mostly in state custody He announced plans to work in an apple orchard near Vienna Missouri His wife and children are dead He first served in 1867 and later spent years in various prisons across Iowa and Missouri with a long record of escapes and criminal activity
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Frank Fores
Mares County
Missouri
Fores
Whited
Missouri State Prison
Vienna
Dotlet
Port Madisin
Towa
Missouri Penitentiary
Young Boys Beat Brother to Death in Rentres County
In Griffith township, three young brothers were left alone as their father, McMaton, went away. The two older siblings aged ten and twelve fled to a uncle's house, leaving the seven year old behind who persisted to join but was refused. The younger child was beaten to death after continued abuse by the elder brothers.
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Griffith
Rentres
McMaton
Tim
Girl Frightens Burglars in Lorain Home
Alice Deckerhoff a 16 year old girl spoke in her sleep alarming two burglars at the home of Adolph Hengarter in Lorain. They fled when a clock struck three as her mother Mrs Frieda Deckerhoff woke and heard noises. Their loot was a $25 gold watch left on the dining room table.
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Lorain
Alice Deckerhoff
Adolph Hengarter
Miss Deckerhoff
Mra Frieda Deckerhoff
Elliot
Bank Robbers and Shadows At Gettysburg Bank
Rumor of a bank robbery spread after mysterious shadows appeared in the main room and an explosion heard nearby. Police and officials investigated to find the shadows were reflections from a protective slab in an adjacent building and the blast was caused by a tomato can exploding in a nearby hotel cellar.
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Gettysburg National Bank
Eight-Year-Old Spends $100 in Pittsburgh News
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania eight year old John Camino found a $100 bill and by noon had purchased a $40 bicycle several airguns and many candies leaving 42 cents. In New Britain Connecticut Joseph Prilla lost a finger using a home made wine press amid prohibition era measures.
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John Camino
John
New Britain
Conn
Finger
Joseph Prillla
Late Market Quotations Include Grain and Hides
Market page lists mixed grain bids for No. 2 corn and timothy hay, with bulk carload quotes and regional price differences. Hides and pelts show varied valuations for green salted, horsehides, and cull stock, alongside metal market settlement figures for lead, tin, and copper futures.
Forest protection to use ninety planes nationwide
A Western forestry conservation service committee approves using ninety planes and pilots for forest protection across Oregon Washington California Colorado Montana Idaho and Wyoming next year. A mob in Madison North Carolina abducted Wallace Baynes and killed him after he shot Kay Ozburn a railroad station agent. Lieutenant Commander Lathrop of the U S naval mission in Rio de Janeiro drowned.
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Washington
California
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
The
Western Forestry Conservation Service
Wallace Baynes
Madison
N. C
Kay Ozburn
Railroad
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Lathrop
United States Naval
Missio Janeiro
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