Cabral Ordered to Lead Gutierre Forces in Somoza
General Cabral with about 5 008 troops is to take charge of the Somoza operation, superseding General Maytorema at Naco, as Gutierrez officials seek to halt hostilities at Me co and Ages Prieta. Belligerents include Carranzas forces and US General Scott seeking neutralization to keep bullets from reaching American soil. The combined Cabral and Maytorena forces total around 12 200 men and march toward strategic points like Casas Grandes.
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Washington
Gee. Villa
Gutierres
Juan Cabral
Ceneral Buation
Somoza
Mayterena
Naco
Gutierre
Meco
Prieta
Carrames
Scott
United States
Ctaffs
Mecoa
Keee
War Department
Cabral
Casas Grandes
Maytorema
Bl. Carranms
College President Comments on State Rights Trend
A college president comments on a trend toward state rights and noncentralization, noting that neither major party is the sole proponent of centralization and suggesting the shift toward local autonomy. He argues the issue reflects broader political realignments changing authority structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iflieee College
Desuetude
Wreck Claims Three in Kansas Freight Tragedy
Three men die when a freight train collides with a truck near Githe Kansas amid reports of tampering in yards. Indictments allege conspiracy by poisoning food for $1000 insurance funds. Arrests include Terre Haute officials E Talbott and others. a woman is held without bail.
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Friese
Kan
Jared
Louis
Meerwindians
Imdienapolia
Ind
E. E. Talbott
Ef Tere Heete
Geege Ereberdt
Terre Haute Board of Public Works
Terre Haute
Cotter Rates Raised Reported Amid Freight Scarcity
The note discusses rising freight rates from Saracnan due to scarce neutral shige and high costs. It also mentions cotton prices near the bale level and the impact of freight holdups on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savencah
Neutral
Shige
Saracnan
Washington Officials Prepare for Britain on Contraband
Washington State Department officials engaged in drafting commentary on British plans regarding contraband. They expect Britain's reply to press the United States to apply general principles to specific seizure cases. Officials anticipate potential requests for detailed application by the US and foresee reactions from France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department
Britain
Americas
Greet Britein
France
Beeein
Edward Grey
United States
Bryan
State Department
Sir Edward Grey
Washington and Villa set talks on border bridges plan
Brig Gen Sentto and Gen Vila arrange a conference on El Paso border bridges. They discuss a potential agreement to mobilize Gen Castal with 600 men to manage the situation as Villa seeks a broader accord affecting the entire international boundary.
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Washington
Sentto Chint
United States Army
Vila
el Paso
Castal
Villa
Nacn
Tesley Mesting-Well Conference to Be Overseen by Dr Adler
Dr Adler of New York will preside over the eleventh animal conference on child isher in Washington. The two day conference will be directed by Dr Felt Adler of New York, chairman of the national child isher.
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Dr. Adler
New York
Tesley
Washington
der. Felt Adler
Mississippi
Washington presidents deny reports on river shooting incident
President Wilen said no official report from Sed about a shooting incident on the Mingers river involving Canadian soldiers harming two American laborers. He urged calm and promised to review any credible accounts as details remain unclear.
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Washington
Mingers River
Presitest Willen
Sed
Exile Guru Dies in Porterville Cabin Fire
Joan Loewe, claimed officer in the Corman army and member of a titled Prue cen family, is reported burned to death in a cabin fire at Porterville California. The blaze destroyed the structure and the identity of the deceased is being investigated.
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Oastle
Porterville
Cal
Joan Loewe
Corman Army
Pruecen
Cree Estate Account Approved in Probate Court
The probate court approved the Cree Estate account for Richard T. Craze with a personal property value of 6,700,304 dollars. Eleven real property items were listed with stated values.
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Richard T. Craze
Rales
Leave For Teachers Jated New York
A committee to the board of education recommended grant of leave for women teachers in New York City for childbirth. In Reductions in Ajimeany New York the theater man Joseph L Plunkett asked reduction of alimony set at 58 a week plus 2525 counsel fee in a divorce case involving Mrs Lee S Plunkett.
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Jated
New York
Women Teachers
New York Cay
Board of Education
Ajimeany
Joseph L. Plunkett
Mra
Lee S Plunkett
Battle in Faarge Amid Heavy Rain Ends in Stalled Fronts
Extreme rainfall, the worst in years, has halted large scale western front operations and disrupted eastern campaigns. Heavy artillery from sea to border marked fighting with scattered infantry attacks. gains were small and costly. French advances near Albert and Boye progressed slowly, with checks near St Miel on the Meuse and a repulse northwest of St Werner.
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Wieter
Costinest
Albert
Boye
Eset
Biefne
Metward
Veruun
St. Miel Om
Meuse
Alsace
St. Wenehcould
German Artillery Moves Toward Warsaw Front
Reports from the Warsaw front describe German forces massing heavy artillery along a line between Skierniewice and the Pilica river. The move is viewed as defensive to slow Russian infantry, with artillery duels dominating over the infantry actions noted as minor incidents.
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Toms
French Siege and Assault Near Steimbach Reach Peak
French forces press a siege on Steimbach and nearby Cernay as part of an offensive toward Murihausen. The effort involves house to house fighting with gains measured foot by foot, while staff officers report a decisive triumph.
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Paris
Steinbech Bes
Sous
Cernay
Seumheim
Ileet
Steimpach
Murihausen
Camay
S&s
Adkirch
Ales
Cote
Rioting Reported in Six Provinces of Dual Monarchy
A brief note states rioting against the war is occurring in six provinces of the dual monarchy, signaling unrest and widespread political tension across the realm.
Kaiser Rumors Spur Unconfirmed Health Reports
Persistent rumors circulate about the Kaiser’s relapse and serious condition, though confirmation remains impossible. Sources caution that the reports lack verifiable evidence and should be treated as unverified gossip.
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Rome
Wesext
Formidable Sunk in English Channel by Submarine Attack
The British battleship Formidable was sunk by a submarine while amidships and fore and aft damage. About 60 crewmen perished. roughly 60 rescued as the cutter battled a gale, a rope line saved by a trawler, then men jumped aboard the cutter amid dangerous waves and sinking supplies.
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Formidable
Aly Ms
Tera
Dan Om
War toll and costs rise as world loses billions
Foreign statistics tally eight hundred casualties for Britain and vast losses for Turkey and Austria as war expenses top 1.5 trillion dollars. The report estimates total combined deaths wounded and captured at 900,009 and warns the conflict could end within five months due to financial strain.
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New York
Great Britain
Lome
Beraly
Turkey
Austria
Germans renew attacks and advance south and west of Warsaw
German forces renew assaults in Russian Poland aiming at Nowa Georgiewsk and Vistula corridor between Warsaw and Lvangerod. Front dispatches indicate Austro German units direct toward Hadom and Vangerod as Hindenberg seeks a decisive breakthrough while Berlin reports progress near Dvungored amid heavy fighting. The German plan centers on pressuring Western Poland to force strategic shifts despite strong resistance.
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Russian Poland
Warsaw
Wienna
Ceecwinek
Nowa Georgiewsk
Greitzy
Vistule
Lvangerod
Hadom
Vangerod
Vangerod. Foim
Roe Hindenberg
Mace Warmen
Poland
Eeen
Four Year Health Campaign Ended Across State
The State Board of Health reports the four year infection survey covered every county by 1910. Counties largely funded the drive with appropriations totaling 16 468 dollars as boards of supervisors supported the effort.
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State Board of Health
W.S. Lesthers
Balt Depee
Labor movement drives migration from delta to hills
The article describes a waves of Black laborers leaving the Mississippi delta for the hills, seeking better prospects as cotton prices rise. Planters report no organized effort to resist but fear labor shortages if workers relocate. Laborers expect to risk smaller crops but better terms in hill areas, altering delta agriculture.
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Jackson
Delta
Love Released After Self Defense Claim In Morres City Killing
Dr F Love and Greenwood Dr were charged with killing J S Carmichael a Delta Southern Railway agent in Morres City. A preliminary hearing before Justice H W Cooley found the defendant acted in self defense and he was released from custody.
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J. & Carmichae
Greenwood
F. Love
J. S. Carmichael
Delta Southern Railway
Morres City
H. W. Cooley
Greeewoouk
James Cooley
Auto tax law upheld to collect fees from vehicle owners
Supreme Court sustains validity of charter 7 laws of 1314 known as the automobile tax law. Officials must prepare to collect the tax from owners and operators of automobiles and motorcycles. all dues must be paid during January.
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Agditer Thompece
Jackson
Supreme Court
Jonesy concert aids women workers in Jackson business district
A joint benefit concert by local musicians supports the effort of women workers in Jackson. The event features vocal and instrumental pieces to raise funds for the relief and advancement of women in business roles within the community.
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Fey
Potes
Italian wife mortally wounds foe then dies in hospital
Mrs Brumo wife of Im Bramo the Italian killed with a knife after slashing a woman in the abdomen and then injuring herself. Bramo survives and is expected to recover. Meanwhile a machine made in New York for the Third District US Engineer’s Office was noted in a separate item. A murder charge is reported in Mergen City Missouri against Dr F F Love and others who refuse to discuss the case.
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Jackson
Leveson
New York
United States Engineer's Office
Riowing & Carioad
Rosedale
Hillbcase
Greenwood
I S& Carmichael
Mergen City
Mics
F. F. Love
Future at Oxford Oxford AHL Hendall
A reading shows Hendall at Oxford with mercantile debt and a $2500 loan involving Glace. The text references a drugger and a federal petition in a historical context without full details.
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Oxford
Ahl Hendall
Mercantile
Dee
Glace
Smert beers to Have Changesrefeee K and go on their way
Fragmentary text describes a disputed change or event involving a group labeled Tastromabtes and followers. It references carelessness and a dropped feature in underground processes, mentioning women and a Seger. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Tastromabtes
The New Sleeve Debate and Fashioned Arms
An editorial appears to critique evolving sleeve designs in fashion, arguing the shift toward tighter, longer or more restrictive garments diminishes comfort and practicality. It reflects on wartime style pressures and public appetite for new silhouettes despite functional concerns.
Medated Basque Style Becomes Popular in America
The text discusses a fashion trend favoring the Basque influenced waist with loose sleeves and extended cuffs. It notes its spread since last March, its departure from earlier artistic forms, and growing appeal in shops with color and period-appropriate silhouettes.
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