Washington awaits reply to note on Jenkins case
United States remains without a Mexican reply to the State Department note demanding satisfaction over the arrest and imprisonment of Consular Agent William O Jenkins. Secretary Lansing denied any rift with President Wilson over Mexico policy. In El Paso, General Moga Larron, a rebel leader, was appointed to a high post amid reports Zapata followers seek concessions from the government.
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Kovernmentil
Aguinet
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Oil situation may produce new crisis
Washington reports strained U S relations with Mexico and Cuba as secret negotiations progress. United States notes indicate Mexican interference with American oil operations, raising fears of a broader political clash. President Wilson may personally direct policy change amid the tense Mexican situation.
Two day Villista attack threatens Carranza garrison at Musquiz
Reports describe a two day assault by about 400 Villistas on the Carranza garrison at Musquiz 10 miles from Medias Negras. The garrison of forty held, while rebels looted stores and executed some prisoners. Reinforcements from Salcido and Cun Prtguanas were prepared to march. General Flenut and General Poraldi were named in dispatches.
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Musquiz
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Inebnile
Teo
Pelips Aikelos
Chihnalia City
Cirranga
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Flenut
Salcitto Amd
Poraldi
Cun Prtiguanas
Sepula
Farmer Sees Fortune In Big Ice Scoop Scheme
In a wild tale from Minnesota, farmer Homer Hogarth learns of a supposed Arctic ice scoop linked to a North Pole venture. Galileo Grubb claims a device would scoop up ice near the pole, forming the Aurora Borealis Ice Company with Hogarth investing 90,000 pounds. The plan collapses into a baffling mix of legends and dubious schemes.
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Arctic Ocean
Menaeapolis
Minn
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Barnum
Homer Hogarth
Guililea Grubing
Gallilea Grubb
Galillea
Menry
North Pole
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Aurora Bovert
Hocarth
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Tira
Gallflea
Aurora Rertails Ice Company
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Karen
Hogard Farm
Senate committee backs Alexander for commerce post
The Senate Commerce Committee favorably reported the nomination of Joshua W. Alexander to be Secretary of Commerce. Alexander, a former Missouri congressman, would succeed William C. Redfield after Redfield resigned to enter private business, having served about twelve years in the House.
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Washington, D.C
Joshua W. Alexander
Secretary of Commerce
Senate Commerce Committee
Alexander
Home of Representatives
William C. Redfield
Theaters Hear Sunday Hearing on Closing Theatres
County court session hears complaints against theater operators led by pastor Charles McStravick. Judge W ling Sut presides in place of a disqualified judge. Proceedings aim to determine alleged violations of a Sunday law, with theater managers named as defendants and McStravick presenting sworn complaints.
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Mutton Picture
Sanilay Dys
Jude WW
Watling
Chawbters & Watson
dtLarney
W Ling Sut
Tudge Tynie
W. J. Lytle
Grand Oper
O& ix Mingger
Grand Pers
Charles E. Me Rtravick
Antonie
Dufendsnia
River Wiss
Mrs. Monadayws
Christopher
JE. Delty
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A. Hera
C. Magra
William Polit
Jack Burke
W. Mi McDagiet
Charles Leach
T Goren
Me Dasitt
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McStravick
Cunard Liner Bits Ship In Storm
The Cunard liner Constellation Knapia with nearly 1000 passengers aboard collided with the freighter Maryland off Sable Island. It sustained a glancing blow above the waterline but remains seaworthy. Passengers including Mr and Mrs Richard Croker are reported aboard. the Maryland continued to London.
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Knapia
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Alf
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Halifex
Telas
Camard
Carmatia
Flames threaten destruction of De Kalb Texas
Chaos spreads as fires race through De Kalb Texas with flames attacking Fort Worth area, threatening to wipe out districts. Detachment reports heavy damage to business sector. no loss estimates yet as fire continues unabated.
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Fort Worth
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Bawle County
Tailor at 100 Soledad Street Adjoining National Bank
Local tailor listed at 100 Soledad Street adjoining the National Bank area. Ady appears in the address fragment with unclear surrounding details. The brief notice notes a tailoring business location but lacks full context or names.
Liberals Call for Government Ownership of Utilities
The Liberal platform committee proposes sweeping reforms including public ownership of utilities and natural resources, public railroad management by workers and the public, and patent law changes. It advocates Senate initiation of treaties, voter approval before war, universal disarmament by treaty, and strengthened labor rights. Education, free speech, and women's rights are also prioritized.
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Platform Committee
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Senate
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Gramal
Saul Fisies
Danzeh Baby Rot Murdered Says Official
Officials confirm a baby boy from Hymmentey was killed after disappearing months earlier. Residents questioned as authorities seek confessions while Charles S. White and Mrs. Egivh b. Jones are reported under scrutiny. Gray heads Union Pacific after E. E. Calvin resigns.
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Tote
Ruytilirs
Conree
Charles S. White
Mra Egivh B. Jones
Gray
Union Pacific
New York
Carl Gray
Union Pacific Railioss
Sue. Eoedler
E. E. Calvin
The Fox Co The largely bought Guisdere in the world
The Fox Company engages in a broad purchase move amid market shifts, acquiring control of key assets and expanding its regional footprint. Details remain unclear as the report notes integration plans and strategic implications for competitors.
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Officials Plan Financial Aid for Operators Who Lost Fuel
Washington December 1 President Wilson commended John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for ending the strike and urged a fair settlement. Coal production remained slow after the settlement with many miners not yet returning to mines. Government agencies expected a partial return tomorrow as operators threatened court action to secure pay. The Rail Administration eyed priority coal movement amid rail traffic constraints and shortages in the Midwest.
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Alabama flood tragedy claims twelve lives and cuts city
Floods across Alabama leave 12 dead and thousands marooned in trees and on rooftops. Rail traffic halted, streets dark, power out as Red Cross and state agencies rush aid. Montgomery isolated, northern areas inundated, communications severely disrupted across the affected region.
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Als
Welsh labor disputes on decrease says official
Labor unrest eases as strikes fall across the region. Secretary of Labor notes fewer stoppages this season, citing improved negotiations and rising wage talks. Officials warn of cautious optimism while warning thatPending policy may curb wage demands and halt escalation of industrial action. The article references President Will and earlier months showing a downward trend in strikes and industrial disruptions.
Clemenceau Reaches London to Confer with Lloyd George
French Premier Clemenceau arrived in London to meet Prime Minister Lloyd George on world questions of the hour. Italian Foreign Minister Sciofcia is present and may join talks as speculation swirls about a possible triple entente. Discussions are expected to cover economic positions and Balkan disputes involving Jugoslavia and Italy.
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Floyd Macgruff
London
Clemenceau
France
Lioyd George
Vitetorio Sciofcia
England
Ively
Texas Court Upheld Law Closing Pool Halls Statewide
The ruling affirms Texas authorities may enforce a 1930s style pool hall closure law across the state. Fort Worth officials and the attorney general argue the act remains constitutional, with prosecutions possible during enforcement efforts. The decision cites public safety and prevention of vice as justification.
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Fort Worth
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Fo Worth
Tahoe
Avetin
Emma Goldman Wins Deportation Stay Supreme Court Edict
The Supreme Court granted Emma Goldman a stay of deportation, delaying action until a later date. The decision was issued as part of a broader ruling affecting foreign-born activists and pending actions.
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Emma Goldman
Supreme Court
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