Diaz Inaugurated for Eighth Term in Mexico City
Mexico City reports Diaz begins a new presidential term with the eighth successive inauguration. The American ambassador and the diplomatic corps offer congratulations, praising Mexico’s stability and national progress as Diaz vows to continue peace and development.
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Sy. Associarca Press
Mexico City
Diaz
Hettie Wilson
Diplomatic Corps
Wilson
Mexico
Proit
Diez
Diaz Satara
Milwaukee News Brief on Sless Santee Trip Tragedy
Special dispatch from Milwaukee reports the Watareus family missing after a Santee trip ends with the drowning of WW Watareus and his wife and their two children. Rescue teams haul bodies from the water as authorities investigate the waterborne tragedy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
S. Watreus
Elger
Donors demand figures at failure to publish campaign funds
A special Northwestern Missenekee report notes dissatisfaction among many contributors to the campaign fund. A public meeting is called for tonight to discuss the issue and to hear from Dr Dearholt state secretary and leaders of the anti disease drive.
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Missenkee
Wis
Gece
La“Sresse
Orin
Hereniosis Campdien Fund
Gsure
Dearholt
Madison selects captain for 1911 college football season
The Madison university football team named its captain for the 1911 season. The elected leader is highlighted as a key figure in the team setup and preparations for the coming campaign.
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Madison
Wis
Univ
Ura Beasly
Consul to Mexico Resigns in Texas Dispatch
Eagle Pass Texas December 1 Luther T Elsworth the U S consul at Ciudad Porto Diaz resigns sending his resignation to Washington to become effective as soon as possible.
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Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Texas
Luther T. Elsworth
U. S
Ciudad Porto Diaz
State Department
Washington
Rebels Gather at Sonora In Insurgent Movement
A report from Sonora says insurrectos gather in the mountains near the state and anti government sympathizers move with families of suspected rebels. A clash near Padernalles west of Chihuahua City reportedly left nine government soldiers killed and twenty seven insurgents slain with some prisoners taken.
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Associated Press
el Passe
Texas
Sonora
Thomas Sillier
Paso Mininz
Ired Senora
Jester Gay
Associated Press Star
Chihuahua City
Padernalles
Here
Plata
Express Strike Settled With Wage Increase Open Shop Adopted
Final settlement ends weeks of disruption in express service in New York as drivers and helpers accept terms. Wages rise by 5 to 10 percent with earlier promises of December adjustments. Eleven hour day and Sunday holiday work not required amid open shop policy. further talks with Adams Express expected to finalize remaining terms.
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Sy Associated Press
New Yorks
Express Company
Adams Express Company
Crowds Gather for Le Blanc Will Trial Test
Cambridge December 1 crowds gathered at Middlesex county court as Henri Le Blanc seven teen year old Cape Breton girl faces charges linked to the murder of Clarence F Glover laundryman. The widow Mrs Glover expected to resume cross examination by Attorney Johnson after yesterday’s developments.
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Cambridge
Henri le Blanc
Cape Breton
Clarence F- Glover
Walthem
Middlesex County Court
Glover
Hattie le Blanc
Johnson
le Blanc
Eastern trunk freight case ends with freight reduction urged
Washington December hearing closes as witnesses testify before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The National Petroleum Company manager argues that instead of raising rates an immediate reduction in freight charges is imperative to aid independents in the industry.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sota
Waw Tce
National Petroleur Company
Esch Sees Busy Session In Milwaukee Campaign
In Milwaukee the congressman Esch attends a busy session amid campaign activity for Washington. The report notes vigorous effort by the party and discussions on policy while the congressman engages with constituents and political allies.
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ESCH
Milwaukee
Wis
Tournai
John
Washington
Explorer Kills Self at Home in Apparent Incident
An explorer, identified as Fletcher Cune, reportedly killed himself at his home after a struggle described as a gaping chest wound and resort to self harm. Authorities say the incident occurred in the local area, with no further details available on motive or accompaniment.
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Ward
Fletcher
Milwaukee Tailors Strike Affects 600 Workers
Milwa ukee garment workers walked out in sympathy after a Milwaukee firm announced layoffs. Company officials deny the claim of shutdown plans, and the strike spreads through several area shops.
Canadian Hospital Burned in Weston Fire
A fire at Tarosis Tree hospitel for consumptives in Weston destroyed the building and several surrounding dwellings. Ninety two patients were present, with forty removed to safety. the fire was finally covered by insurance.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Double Murder Shocks Dutch Neck Pastor and Wife
Rev Amzt L Armstrong eighty three and his wife Annie forty one were shot dead at their home near Dutch Neck New Jersey. Arrests were made on the charge of murder with the public prosecutor directing the case. Armstrong long served as pastor of the Dutch Neck Presbyterian church for forty three years and remained a trusted adviser to his congregation.
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Trenton
X. J
Amzti L. Armstrong
Annie
Dutch Neck
Jack” Sears
Hinchel
Armstrong
Haseen
Wiliam J. Crossley
Munder
Princeton
Presbyterian Church
Murdock Denounces Postal Fraud in Wisconsin Speech
Victor Murdock, congressman and Fond du Lac speaker, assailed postal department corruption and corporate public-fund schemes. He praised reform efforts in Washington, recalled his seven-year push for change, and credited Senator La Follette with strong Wisconsin support during a large audience at the Henry Borie theater.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Dec
Victor Mardeck
Henry
Partionarie
Murdock
Sonateiert Mo la Follette
Wisconsin
Audience Cheers At Mention Of Mr. La Follelle
The crowd erupted in applause and cheers when the name Mr. La Follelle was mentioned, signaling a warm reception for the figure in question.
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Mr. la Follenle
Venison hoax ends with hotel room cache joke
Milwaukee reporter details a Wisconsin game wardens caper at a Wausau hotel. A traveling man, W. J. Schuh, drew suspicion with a heavy suitcase, but the grip contained only stationery after hours of misdirection and a amused officer.
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Wausau Hotel
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Wausau
John Fosti
W. J. Schuh
Do You Want a Real Drunk
A fragment from a New Orleans section features garbled slang and quotes about alcohol and aviation, mentioning a 42merican balconn record and references to Aeilean effects and development over years, with broken dialogue about drinking and airplanes.
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Associates Cress
New Orleans
Dee J
Helen Taft Debuts in Elegant Society Event
The article reports Helen Taft’s debut this afternoon as she makes her first appearance of the season. Attendees include the president and Mrs Taft, with invitations extended to prominent figures and social circles.
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Helen Taft
Ant
Tefiatacetestian
May Abolish Football Report Emerges In Debated Session
In a fragmented item, officials discuss potential shifts affecting a college football program. The report hints at abolishing football with debate and policy framing emerging from a general assembly or press briefing.
Appointment of James J Pitt as Third Assistant Postmaster General
Dec. 1 report notes President Harding appoints James J Pitt of Narra Passing to be third assistant postmaster general. Pitt succeeds A. L. Lawshe who held the office earlier. Fortt law officer of the department remains ranking officer of the third assistants bureau.
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Anneenrestient
Peetenter
Hutehroeck Todas
Jomea J Pitt
Narra
Rice A. L. Lawshe
Aasietants Bureau
Pullman Berth Rates Cut After Commission Action
The Pullman Company announces a voluntary reduction in upper berth rates from 1.50 to 1.25, effective now, with lower berths similarly adjusted in some cases. The move follows a 1900s Interstate Commerce Commission rehearing and prior court orders, and no testimony was heard in the latest proceeding.
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Em] Brovaht
George Loftus
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Associated Press
Pulman
Franklin J. Lane
EB. E. Clark
GS. Fernald
Pullman Company
Tadax
S. Lovarie
Pallman Company
Chicas
Picific
Commicene
Eth Waver
Jorer
United States Circuit Court
Trstead
Pillman
Zeniter
M- Fernald
Althowitch
Committed to Northern A Fragmented City Report
A damaged OCR item describes a disrupt action in a northern district with a weapon and threats. It notes a suspect being moved to a local facility and an examination conducted Wednesday, but many names and details are unreadable.
Winter Wheat Condition Slips to Seventy-Two Point Six
A crop bulletin from the state board of agriculture reports winter wheat at 72.6 percent condition, down from the previous year due to drought. The board also notes a 31 percent decrease in alfalfa acreage.
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Associated Prose
Guthrie. Okta. Dee
Estate Board of Agriculture
Taft to Deliver Special Messages on Western Reclamation
President Taft, after three revisions, submits a message to Congress following cabinet review. The document, prepared since his Panama return, awaits distribution late Friday night or Saturday. He will also send two special messages embodying the engineers board report on reclamation projects totaling 220 million dollars. The engineers' recommendations include immediate projects and others to be abandoned.
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Associated Press
Washington PD. C
Taft
Congress
Panama
Board of Engineers
King George to arbitrate Alsop claims dispute
King George II will arbitrate the Alsop claims between the United States and Chile. The U S seeks about 1 560 000 dollars for money advanced to Bolivia in 1874 for an Arica concession. Chile agreed to assume Bolivia’s obligations but the case was not served and is now awaiting the king’s decision within two months.
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Associated Press
Londons
King George
Alsop
United States
Chile
Foreign Office
Reid
Gana
Arica
Arter
Bolivia
Military Men Elected to Second Lieutenants in Company B
John McCusker and Henry Reglinger passed the military exam last evening and are now second lieutenants of Company B in this city. McCusker was tested at Armory F by Maj. J. A. Nemitz Capt. E. P. Kraning and Lieut. John Plier. Reglinger was tested at Armory B by Capt. WW. AL Marden Lieut. Jam Zuicky and Lieut. A. G. Carl. The exam covered administration guard duty small arms practice military law hygiene map reading topography and engineering.
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John McCusker
Henry A. Beglinger
Mr. McCusker
Armory F
J. A. Nemitz
E. PF. Kraning
John Plier
Mr. Reglinger
Armory B
AL Marden
Jam Zuicky
A. G. Carl
Jury probes identity of Kellner girl remains
The trial of church janitor Joseph Wendling heard further testimony linking the charred mutilated remains found under St. John's Catholic church to Alma Kellner. Dr. J G Rules matched teeth in the jaw to those of the Kellner child and a shoe dealer linked the found shoe to a Kellner purchase.
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Associated Press
Louisville
St. John's Catholic Church
Alma Kellner
Joseph Wendling
J. G. Rules
Kellner
Mrs Julia Wyatt Dies At Age Seventy Seven
Haven Conn report notes actress Julia Wyatt dies at home at seventy seven. She gained fame in Uncle Tom's Cabin and was a longtime member of the Wyatt company. Her two daughters Helen and Mrs Warren had acted with the company. husband George H Wyatt also an actor died in Tee.
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Press Haven
Conn
Fia Wrart
Axe of Eignty
Wyatt
Helen
Missing Miss Leneve Search Continues in Quarantine
Reported by Associated Press from New York December 1. Officials said Miss Etel Leneve was not on board the Majestie on arrival in quarantine. Wives and others conducted a careful search for the woman companion of Ter Hawlen Fippen, Belle Elmore, who was aboard. No trace of Leneve was found.
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Der
Mavwestie
Quarentine
Etel Leneve
Immucrenen Wifteisis
Coe
Ter
Hawlen Ff Fippen
MiFns
Onife
Belle Elmore
Ares
Robbers Bind Witness at State Bank in Russell
An Associated Press report states robbers bound a witness during an attempt to force the safe at the State Bank of Russell. John Stearns, who saw them, alerted others and assisted in preventing alarm before the bandits fled. An hour earlier, an individual had entered the bank before midnight.
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Associated Press
Giamws. Is
Atate Bank
John Stearns
Rew
Pacns
Fim
Todas
Seca
Man Dies After Being Run Over at La Crosse Depot
A Wisconsin special from La Crosse reports a man was accidentally killed when he was run over by a train while alighting at the Southern Minnesota depot. A paper in his coat pocket identified him as Edward Mobley.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wiscon
la Crosse
Minnesota
Edward Mobley
Poll campaign woes and unionist defense amid weather
London reports show the Liberals accusing unionists of dirty politics as weather dampens outdoor meetings and campaigns shift to door to door canvassing. Leaders like Churchill and Lansdowne press on amid stubborn Liberal resistance and a tight race for key seats.
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London
Mgr. Balfour
Balfour
Manchester
Andrew Bonar Law
Thu Wich
Camberwell
Birmingham
George Wykeham
Dover
Churchill
Smith
Frederick&. Smith
Walton
Lloyd George
John Burns
Lord Jansdowne
Energg
House of Lords
Portemesth
Lord Beresford
Portemoush
Edward Grey
Lansdowne
Lewis Harcourt
Colonies
Reginald McKenna
Industrial merger plans loom in Cumberland Coal and Railway deal
A Halifax report notes a proposed purchase of a controlling stake in Cumberland Coal and Railway by leading directors of Pominten Steel, signaling a forthcoming industrial coalition. The transfer of control aims to reorganize securities and directors as a new top structure begins to form.
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Halifax
N. S
Cumberland Coal and Railway Company
Pominten Steel Carporanen
Ster
gLence
Spri
Inera
Moroccans Ambush French Column in Africa
A dispatch from Paris reports Moroccan forces ambushed a French column near Be rtinga in Onidja province. The clash on November 17 left several dead or wounded, with 32 men officially confirmed as casualties.
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Paris
Bertinga
Onidja
Africa
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