Villistas Threaten Parral and Bomb Cal es Train
Villistas under General Fernandes seize Santa Rosalia fifty miles south of Chihuahua and advance toward Jiminez Parral aiming to capture Parral. Villa threatens execution of General Lula Herrera, a former Villista. A bomb blamed on rebels intended for Governor Calles train exploded late, delaying its target and wrecking a freight train.
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Fernandes
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua
Vileta
Jimines Parral
Jimines
Villa
Parral
Lula Herrera
Carranza
Bandlia
Calles
Honora
Cullen
Echoes of Danbury Hatters Tragedy and Labor Struggle
The Danbury hatters case amid the Clayton Act era unfolds in Connecticut as 6,000 skilled workers fight a Supreme Court ruling that men and women losing homes and savings. Hughess decision and labor leaders shape a tale of thrift, fear, and indignant families. Community funds pledge relief, yet the hit to savings and homes tests union solidarity and personal resilience.
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Danbury
Hughes
Dantory
Connecticut
Rosbes
Jodie
Wermen
Ee Viet Dent
William Sone
Wika
Tebareo
Gowrtr
Hatters’ Union
Congress
Ee Eines
Aescrupuion
Ruibien Boreansers
Com
Lew
Hettere’ Union
Eurane
Dam
Hendtel
Oslo
Hatters’ Unies
Desth
Coupis Erined Tor Loewe Iforty
Lockioon
Bern
Lorrw
Antionion
Weecciathon
Jwillows
San Frederice
Chicago
Orn
Sorma
Child
Charles Evans Hughes
Voles
Conarene
Wileon
Loewe
Trecedy
Michael Hord
Farrieoe Street
Rome
Crionts
United States
Unionlete
Fitile Neo Paresti
Conn
D. E. Loewe
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomas Waters
Michael Hurd
President Wilson
Nea al Sr
Nixon Says Hughes Unfit For Office In U S Campaign
Lewie Nixon a longtime observer of public and commercial life declares Hughes entirely unfit for office. He criticizes Hott Wilken's handling of European war issues as masterly but warns that the next five months demand clear decisions and firm policy without groping in the dark for leadership.
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Hughes
Nixon
New York
Lewie Nixon
Presi - Hott Wilken
United States
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for kidney relief
An advertisement urges relief from backache by using Hood's Sarsaparilla to strengthen weak kidneys and improve overall system tone. It promises renewed energy and warns against ongoing suffering if untreated.
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Hood
Army armor piercing turret at Sandy Hook proving grounds
Army officers testing a new armor piercing turret report enthusiasm for the 10 caliber round. The paper notes the projectile could be fired from a regulation Springfield rifle and achieved penetration at 60 yards during early trials at Sandy Hook proving grounds.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Bullet penetration test lowers steel plate barrier
A projectile pierced a steel sheet three quarters of an inch thick and passed a silhouetted target behind it. Officials estimate the bullet could pierce through a line of up to ten men. The steel encased lead core showed no lubricant effect on impact.
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Attec
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for Stomach Ailments
Aall Stones Cancer and Ulcers of the Stomach and Intestines Auto Intoxication Yellow Jaundice Appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from Stomach Trouble. Thousands of Stomach Sufferers owe their complete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. For sale by druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Hughes Campaign Speech Attacks Prosperity Claim
About 10 000 listeners in Liverpool Ohio hear Hughes urge workers to demand real prosperity after the war. He says America must redouble effort to compete with Europe and responds to Wilson’s Cincinnati remarks on unemployment and labor’s future amid progressive reforms.
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Bart
Liverpool
Ohio
Hughes
America
Europe
Wilson
Cincinnati
Spokane man killed by tramps near San Mateo
Deputy sheriffs believe W. D. Brown of Spokane, a member of the LW W W, was murdered by tramps while asleep in the Beresford nursery grounds of San Mateo. His body lay on a hay bale with a ragged throat cut. no struggle or weapon found. Nearby Baron ranch workers heard gates opening and closing early this morning.
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W. DT Brown
Spokane
L W.W. W
Trampa
Beresford
San Mateo
Wilson Gaining Steadily Says Chairman McCormick
Democratic Chairman McCormick says President Wilson will win majorities in Times, Ohio, New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia and Indiana. He calls the outlook a landslide with New York a big factor. Newspaper polls and private advice show Wilson gaining steadily.
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Chicago
McCormick
Wilson
Timneis
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Marylond
West Virginia
Indiana
Wilton
Mother Praises Remedy That Relieved Her Baby
A Mason mother touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative to treat infant constipation. She claims it relieves illness by freeing bowels without opiates, noting it costs fifty cents and is sold in drug stores. A trial bottle is offered by mail from Dr W A Caldwell in Illinois.
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Caldwell
Costa
Fe Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
W. A. Cali Woll
Washington ,T
Monticella
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