Hugo Praises Villa Guard Treatment After Capture
Fred G. Hugo, an American ranchman captured by Pancho Villa followers in Muzquiz, reports he was treated as one of the party and suffered no hard treatment. He says Villa’s command showed him favorable regard, describing military life and discipline he observed, while noting some fear of retaliation but no explicit concessions.
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Acle Pass
Tex
Fred G. Hugo
Villista
Muzquiz
Pancho Villa
Hugo
Willa
Villa
Fishens
Pancho Willi
Ogo
Chan
White
Ike
Thor
Food Profiteers Prosecution Lead Appointed
Coventy Diamind Food Administrator is named to direct the prosecution of food profiteers assisting Attorney General Palmer in taking charge of the case. The appointment aligns with efforts to curb profiteering in essential goods amid rising shortages.
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Coventy Diamind
Altoeney
Asneral Palmer
Germany Presses Allies With Cautious Peace Reply
Henry Wood reports from Paris that Germany signals a cautious response to the allied peace terms. The Supreme Council notes the German position aims to slow concessions while preparing for possible reparations talks. Officials forecast no immediate invasion plan but discuss joint naval inquiries and shipments tied to the interned fleet. An exclusive interview with Carl J Grant claims German willingness to cooperate and a Paris commission to revisit Sea Flow reparations.
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Henry Wood
United Presse
Amis, Mee
Ryinger
Germany
Cavnell
Hara
Terin
Supreme Council
Tony
al- Hed
Seann Fiow
Mueller
Carl J. Grant
Paria
Elderly grocer outacts bandit in wheel sub store holdup
In Kansas City, an elderly grocer faced a young bandit during a failed hold up on Wheel Street. L. C. Kingoy, the 54 year old proprietor, kept calm and instructed the would be thief to surrender and hand over cash as he confronted the gun.
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Kansas City
Wheelsot Avenue
L. C. Kingoy
Fia
Nasrif
Pandolfo Sentenced to Ten Years and 4000 Dollar Fine
Chicago October 16 Samuel C Pandolfo former president of the Tan Matar Cous siany of San Antonio was convicted of wine theft and sentenced to ten years in Leavenworth and fined 4000 dollars by Judge Lantis.
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Chicago
Samael C. Pandolfo
Tan Matar Coussiany
San’ Antonio
Leavenworth
Lantis
All Six Texas Constitutional Amendments Defeated
Unofficial results from the Texas Constitutional amendments election show all proposed amendments defeated. State canvassing board rechecked tallies with Galveston bond amendment, noting some counties未 received returns. Missing county results from Sarr and Hansford were added to the final tabulation.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Bec
State
Galveston
Secretary of State
Ments
Fragmentary Names Spark Vague Auction Note
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and items like paint gins blades and a pale reference to an election. The legible bits point to a local notices context but no clear event, date, or authoritative action is detectable.
McNeel Jewelry Co Shows Time Selection Of Fine Watches
McNeel Jewelry Co presents a display of fine wrist watches including plated and Diatona models. The showroom highlights varying styles and timekeeping quality appealing to collectors and everyday wearers alike.
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McNeel Jewelry Co
Italian poet leaves Fiume as regulars seize city
Rome reports Gabriele D Annunzio withdraws from Fiume after an accord with Premier Orlando. Italian troops under Gen Coviglia occupy the city, as D Annunzio shifts to aim for the Dalmatian coast, a development stirring international concern despite popular Italian support.
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Fiume
Phime
Italy
Anhex
Dalmatian
Ananazio
Vzainat bin
London
Faljan
Seinlofn
Tata 'Cavinet
Wealthy Ex-Officer Faces Crisis After Losses
In New York a former United States captain, Clarence L. Weiner, reportedly spent about 22 million and faced an inability to cover a 600 dollar debt. He attempted self harm in his apartment, authorities say, amid financial and personal distress following Boer War service.
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New York
Clarence L. Weiner
United Stativy
Keaptala
Prish Arroy
Seath
Tls
War Risk Insurance Bill Up For Action
Washington D C December 1 hearings of the Senate Finance Committee have been completed. Representative Sweet, author of the measure, stated it passed the House and it is expected the Senate will act favorably on it.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Sweet
Booze fueled crime as inebriate feeds horse and crowd
An intoxicated man named Egan plied a horse named Fleabite with money at a Lakeside street corner. After a chaotic scene and a police pickup, about 140 dollars remained from his spree, as bystanders and an angry toll of witnesses watched the bizarre episode unfold at Central Station.
Tailor Ledger Notes From City Bank Ady Archive
A fragmented OCR record mentions ENTZ and 1M Sojedsd Sx linked to Natl Bank and Commerce with an Adstatuiux note. Details are incomplete but suggest a financial reference or account entry involving a tailor and a bank. Further readable context is needed to confirm entities and actions.
Bonded Intoxicants Drain Millions Monthly in Prohibition Fallout
Chicago and Washington reports reveal the wartime ban upheld by the Supreme Court prompts renewed legal and financial fights. Attorney Levy Mayer promises a broad attack on the Eighteenth Amendment while federal officials assess how to handle bonded liquor stock valued at about 83 million gallons and 83 million dollars in carrying costs. Export limits and non beverage use complicate plans as owners seek salvage amid a drying January 15 deadline.
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Hicago
Levy Mayer
Middle West
United States Supreme Court
Mayer
Supreme Court
Ciue
Fevente
Uct
Dumunry
Rank L. Boyd
Enict Revenue
Louisville
Bentarky
Tennessee
Irs
Washington
Digitor
Uicer
Wilson
Pnatie
Sanwitla
Cauguy
Contmisgignes Kragger
Hoa
Tellet
Lt Ag
Commerce Department
Bondamly
Calm Before Murder Trial Sparks Uncertain Calm
In Los Angeles on December 1, the accused New Calm awaits trial for the murder of Miss Lesser. Prosecutors prepare a key confession and may seek the death penalty, while the defense questions his responsibility. The defendant, reportedly the son of U S Senator Harry New, denies wrongdoing as jurors weigh the case.
Senate Stays Up Over Railroad Bill Delays Passage
Washington December 16 Opposition to the Cummins Tallford bill in the Senate has grown among Democrats and Republicans. The Senate met last night in a night session with no end in sight. Night sessions will continue until Saturday when the Senate and House plan a recess for Christmas. Senator Cummins hopes for passage by that time, with leaders insisting every minute will be needed.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Flouse
Cumming
Washington, D.C
Dee
Senate Coal Investigation
Frenghuyann
New Jersey
R. E. Norris
Wioh
Worry A
meThersobe
Thoes
Preule Dent
San Antonio Area Weather Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions continue in San Antonio and vicinity tonight through Wednesday with a low around 50 and gentle east to south winds. The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures by Wednesday night into late week.
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San Antonio
Viinity
St . Ught
Rentle
Kant Texax
Tuniebe
Fox Coin Tees Largest Kodak Molbers In World
A fragmentary item reports a claim about the world’s largest Kodak Molbers, mentioning Fox and date terms as read, though details are unclear and incomplete in the torn text.
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Dade
More Than Billion and Quarter Goes to Waste in Liquor
New York report estimates wartime prohibition losses at more than 1.3 billion dollars. Breakdown shows federal taxes 600 million, whiskey owners 250 million, other spirit owners 200 million, wine dealers 150 million, brewers 160 million. Banks may also suffer losses on loans tied to whiskey certificates.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Court Inquiry Throws Fear Into Gamblers
In a December 11 1911 report the International News Service details a Washington influence plot aimed at the U S Supreme Court. Officials question if the scheme constitutes a crime and who among two alleged lawyers and a department executive might be involved. Continued on page two.
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Marlen FE
Sky
Inter
National News Service
Internations! News Service
York
Washington
United
Supreme Court
International News Service
Alphest
Department of Turlock
Wen
Department of Justice
Wall Street
Mother Charged With Drowning Son In Surf Insane Allegations
A Maryland mother, Mrs Blake, is charged with drowning her six year old son after mental distress and alleged narcotic influence were ruled not to be factors by doctors. Investigators consider a theory that she planned suicide, while prosecutors maintain the original story of abduction and murder. The case follows years of tension with her husband James Blake of Philadelphia.
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E. C. Gavkill
Mous
Gilly” Danzey
Han
Deaderskip
Blake Mayster
Pane
Baday
James’ Blake
Philanetpata
Tal Aly
Blake
The
Typewriters and Edison Phone Wraphs Ad in Beyer Block
A.B Beyer at 310 12 West Commerce advertises Typewriters and new Edison Phone wraphs and Records in the Adv section.
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A.B Beyer
West Commerce
Edison
Hearings on UMWA contempt charges adjourned in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on December 6, Judge A B Sitl continued indefinitely hearings on contempt of court charges against United Mine Workers of America officials. The case centers on alleged violations of an injunction against the national coal miners' strike led by Howat. Howat faces court later today as prosecutors seek to compel miners to return to work amid the broad strike.
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Ndianapolits
Ind
United Mine Workers of America Today
A.B. Sitl
United States District OK
Anderson
Andarsot
Wpe
United Mil Workers
Cams
Alesander Howat
Kanyas
Minune? Gnion
Howat
Coure
Jan W'Sidiuis
Sunse Mowat
Shuma
Lowat
Kansas
Stromx
Missouri Union
Missouri
Midget Agdelson
Home Christmas Mystery Court Proceedings Drag On
In DanzeY case, a woman held vows she will find her home again as Det. JO- Christ. Tas Day says progress on the murder mystery of Billy Danzer continues. Mr. Talth L. Jones faces delay and veanbyy charges while Mrs. Jones and Charles Wiilte pursue a writ of corpus in Jersey City. counsel wires Superior Justice Black seeking permission to present. Arthur Belte acts for White and Mrs. Tones, awaiting a favorable reply from Justices Borden May He United States Baroy. Ottawa dispatch notes a pan nation created by the zenor with imbibed Fs for real is imbibed.
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Bammonto
Talth L. Jones
Billy Danzer
Mars Landing
Jane
Black
Jersey City
Yormal
Arthur’ Belte
Tones
Bourty
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Pancho
Luis Cabrera
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M. ‘Cabrera
United States
Arrmann
Brelis
Bop
Reiehstag WS
Xith-Committee
Nves
Woward Pige
Allied Council
Paris
Pandolfo
Fred Bummert
Faustin
D’annunzio
Anditing
Neal
Theo
Evan
Donahue
Egan
Mickey Morke
Los Angles
Cal
Harry B
Lecomte da- Aig
Misa Lesser
New Olilms
Harry
Indiana
Supreme Tribunal
Marlen E. Pew
Doe
Cherm
Milwaukee
Mt. Paul
Ryle Road
Orden
Greer
Danzey
Ee Borden
Baroy
Ottawa
Ont
Zenor
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