United States Orders Reinforcements to Naco Border
Washington reports that the United States government will not tolerate further cross border firing into American territory from Mexican factions at Naco Sonora. President Wilson, after cabinet discussion, instructed Secretary Garrison to comply with a reduced force deployment as an emergency measure. Three regiments of infantry and three batteries of artillery move to the line with orders to respond to fire only if endangered.
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Washington
United States
Naco
Sonora
Wilson
Garrison
Peerebhyy
Galveston
Texas
Prisoner Given Life For Burglary After Repeats
In Lansing Governor Parole notes the man Oliver, previously jailed for burglary twice, receives life sentence after a third offense. He had been sent to Moradeus under habitual offender law, with two prior terms in Jackson. In March 1894 he broke into a shop, stole two lamps and $3.80, and was convicted.
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Oliver
Moradeus
Jackson
No Cut for Steel Employes in New York Meeting
New York Dec 15 After a meeting of the finance committee of the United States Steel Corporation chairman E H Gary declared that a reduction of wages had been considered The question may come at the annual meeting or subsequent heads to be held next week East year the company employed as many as 227000 men
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
E. H. Gary
Fragmented Niagara Falls clipping on a wedding trip tale
A damaged OCR passage from Niagara Falls references a wedding trip and the “Suns volvoins” with garbled names and places. It hints at a centennial era journey, bans on visiting, and a bands’ wonder toss, but the text is largely incomprehensible and non-clarifying.
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Sven
Bey
Ningan
Suns
Volvoins
Oews Pipers
PhowWarrsd Trad Two Standings Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to a sport event with two teams and trades. No clear names, dates, places, or scores are readable. The brief suggests a two part item involving a trade or game status, but specifics are unreadable.
Marbles of Greens Arman Reb Phe andchiles
Fragmented OCR text mentions Greens and Arman involvement with rebelling or attacking phe and chiles on a pyre. Partial names and unclear context hinder full sense of event. Additional readable details needed for accurate card.
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Arman Rebs
Ancient War Methods and Inventions The Alps Rift
The Washington Star ponders war methods and explosive devices amid Alps intrigue. It questions whether new dynamite tactics could change battles, noting debated tech and possible outcomes. Strong entities include Washington Star and Alps context, with a focus on historical speculation.
Gut by Friends Terrible accident leaves man speechless
In Philadelphia Ledger’s cryptic snippet a man loses his hearing and tones after a severe accident. Friends fear his voice may be gone. The strange report hints at drastic injury and mass concern among the community.
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Paddy
Nima
Real Gratitude Notes From Daily Warmth
Nonsensical OCR fragment about gratitude and daily warmth. Reads as garbled tribute note style with unclear attributions. No coherent facts or names present to identify.
Table Menners and Geese in Theat Mouth Mystery
Ambiguous note from a damaged page references table Menners and geese, with phrases about carved flints and a theater meat scene. The readable text hints at a cluttered wartime era gossip item or an unruly theater program fragment with scattered proper nouns and incomplete sentences.
Prima Donzst Ayr Pate Corks PSL
Ayr pate corks PSL amid unclear wording in fragment. No clear entities or events identified beyond terms.
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Prima Donzst
Ayr
Pate Corks
PSL SQ
Ameiyey
Libel suit dismissed over Times building blast link
New York Supreme Court Justice Guy dismissed a $109,000 libel suit by James Lynch, former International Typographical Union president, against John Kirby and National Association of Manufacturers directors over 1930 Times building blast claims. Court ruled no single individual can be civilly liable for libel by a corporate body.
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New York
Supreme Court
Guy Today
Jamey ‘al. Lynch
International Typographical Union
John Kirby
National Association of Manufacturers
Los Angeles ‘Times
Gay
Abel
One tenth of Chicago residents get public charity
A Chicago report from the retiring president of the Board of County Commissioners says that during the current year partial or complete support was given at public expense to 250000 Cook County residents. The figures exclude those who sought aid from private organizations.
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Chicago
Board “of
Cook County
Fire in heart of Atlanta damages two firms
Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 15. Fire in the business district damaged the Elves Austell Co. dealers in automobile avenues and the Tripod Paint Co. The blaze started in the former and threatened to spread to other buildings in the block, causing about 10000 dollars in damage.
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Atlanta
Elves Austell Com
Tripod Paint Company
Bids Opened for Eight New Submarines by Navy
Washington dated report states bids were opened for eight submarines, one at 925 to 966 tons, speed twenty one knots on surface and sixteen knots submerged, diesel powered. Two bidders Electric Boat Company and Lake Submarine Torpedo Boat Company submitted multiple bids. Electric Boat offered 15,350,000 for a 925 ton vessel, Lake offered 376,000 for a 289 ton craft. With a 4,468,606 appropriation, selection likely favors the smaller vessel in several cases.
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Washington
Navy Department
Earry
Electric Boat Company
Lake Submarine
Torpedo Boat Company
Electric Company
Lake Company’s
Massive Christmas Shipments Reach War-Torn Europe
Washington reports unprecedented American Christmas gifts to Europe with vast mail aboard the steamer St. Paul. About 2,000,000 pounds of mail and 2,000 sacks go to Great Britain and Ireland, while 1,600 sacks head to Germany and Austria. Delivery assurances cited.
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Washington
Europe
Post- Office Department
St. Paul
Great
Britain
Ireland
Wicther
Germany
Austria
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