Juarez Quiet as Villa Absence Looms Over Border
Washington December reports say American troops at El Paso ordered to vigorously reset to fire from the Mexican side after a deadly incident near the border. Avila in Juarez ordered executions. rioting subdued with few shots toward the U.S. Few Americans detained near Chihuahua released as Villa's forces move, sparking concerns Juarez may fall under Carranza control.
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Battle-weary Juarez unsettled as Villa forces clash
Reports from Juarez describe disarray among Villa troops demanding wages and a deadly incident involving an American trainer. General Pershing pressed Mexican officials over Diepert’s death while security along the border tightens. A thousand troops reportedly arrived from the south, with rumors of Juarez’s future surrender.
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Von Emmich Dies, German Liege Conqueror passes
Hanover reports General Von Emmich, commander of the Tenth Army Corps who led German forces into Belgium and captured Liege, has died. He issued the Belgium surrender appeal and earlier rumors of his death by suicide circulated after heavy Belgian losses. He received the Order of Merit last June.
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Belgium
Kaiser I$ Ill, Berlin Brings War Tour to Halt
Berlin dispatch says Emperor William postpones planned western front trip due to a slight illness described by Overseas News Agency as an inflammation of the cellular system. The note states he must remain indoors for a short period.
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O SayyUle
Mperer Willian
Western Front
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Jewish Congress Proposed at Knights of Zion Convention
Dec 22 report says the Knights of Zion plans a Jewish congress to secure a separate voice for Jews in world affairs. The convention begins December 21 in this city with more than 1000 delegates expected to attend.
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Eas
Tofis
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Rock Quarry Proposed Site for O18 Fair at Deal
A business committee urged Mayor Brown to study using Rock Quarry land for a 200 acre site for an 1818 International Fair. They want a topo survey and clear city rights before any sale or formal action, citing beautification and access. Local officials showed cautious optimism but noted legal constraints and need for council approval.
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Grabner
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Exposition Grounds
Monro to Command British Force in France
In a terse dispatch Monro is named to command the British army in France succeeding Sir Douglas Haig. The note confirms Sir Charles Memets British commander at the Dardanelles has led the first British army in a prior theater and will transition to the Western Front role.
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Charles
Pittsburg Children’s Savings Bank Closes Amid Turmoil
The Pittsburg Bank for Savings failed after a bank examiner ordered closure. Chartered in 1865, it listed capital of 6110,000 with about 75,000 deposits and 90,600 child savers in its accounts. Depositors face losses, but a 80 percent dividend may be paid within two days.
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Meanest man in Bexar County steals turkeys from paupers
County Commissioner Charles M. Garrett said Wednesday the so called meanest man stole four turkeys intended for the Bexar county poorhouse residents. The birds were fattening for Christmas and kept in an outhouse when a break in ruined the plan. The theft will force purchase of replacements and drew harsh words for the culprit. In Denison Texas, December 22 a separate note reports Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad car repair contracts will keep the shops at full capacity for three years, including Sundays, employing several hundred workers.
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Denison
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Weather roundup across major cities with mixed skies
A garbled weather summary reports readings for St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee and other cities. It notes warmer trends in the next 24 to 34 hours with varied cloud cover and wind from the south or west. temperatures range from the mid teens to near 100 in New York with a partly cloudy outlook.
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Von Papen Departure Ends Controversy in Mixed Farewell
Captain Franz von Papen left New York aboard the steamer to Rotterdam, stating he is glad to return to Germany without bitterness. He praised American kindness, defended his actions, and said history will judge him after his service with the German forces. He thanked German Americans for support and expressed readiness to serve his country in the trenches, while noting neutral relations remain essential.
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Patria arrives from Palermo with safety measures aboard
The French steamer Patria arrived from Palermo and Taormina with 1 first class, 91 second class and 450 steerage passengers. To counter a possible submarine threat, boats were hung over the side and engines kept on warning. Passenger Albert J. Engel, linked to American aviation interests, had worked on aviation schools for military use. King Alfonso reportedly had a fight during the voyage. Matamoros reports Gen Alfredo Ticual, commander of the Crowtier line, returned from a tour of inspection to Laredo and nearby places with staff.
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Amarante
Gallipoli Troops Move to Salonika Front
British troops recently redeployed from Imbros Lemnos and Tenedos to Salonika as reinforcements. Reports say most units evacuated the Gallipoli region, with some positions near the coast abandoned. Several ships were sunk or damaged during the retreat as promise of further reinforcements followed.
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Saloni
Picked Wrong Woman Foiled Highwayman Confronts Mrs Wolff
Mrs John Wolff of Weymouth street was approached by a masked highwayman on Frederickburg road near the G N tracks at 4 46 am. She pointed her glasses and warned no money, prompting the attacker to flee into brush. She reached home and collapsed. police, led by Chief Lawrene and Detective Proudfoot, searched for a tall white man in a gray overcoat and a white handkerchief, but no trace was found by night’s end.
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Sonah
Escapee Stripling Likely Not Granted Pardon by Governor
NO STRIPLING PARDON ATLANTA Ga Dec 32 Thomas Hogar Stripling who was sentenced to life in 1887 escaped jail and after fourteen years as Danville Ga chief of police may not receive a pardon from Governor Nat E Hacks. Records in the prison commission are pending with strong influences against parole.
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Atlanta
Thomas Hogar Stripling
Danville
Nat E. Hacks
Georgia
Prison Commission
Harrie
Christ
Unclear wartime Braille news for the blind in U S insurers censored
Miss Hagen reports that United States blind readers obtain uncensored war news from London Paris Berlin and Vienna newspapers printed in shorthand Braille. Censors cannot read these accounts claims she, noting harsh conditions and strained sentiments among working people.
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New York
Paola Milas Keller
United States Demands Accountability for Ancona Sinking
The United States rebukes Austria over the Ancona torpedoing, stating the commander violated humane laws and international rules. Secretary Lansing’s note asserts Austria must disavow, offer reparation, and punish the submarine commander to restore good relations.
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Pouprdy
Ancona Note Delivered By Reuters Telegram
A Second Ancona note is delivered in London via a Reuters telegram. The message, forwarded to the Austrian foreign ministry, reports a communication from the United States via the Neue Nachrichten press agency.
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