Cans Approve Ackleton's Plans
The article notes approval by the Cans of Ackleton's proposed plans and mentions Shackleton's route and exploration context involving South Africa and the South Pole. It references American interest, secretary Cyrus, and a vacancy filled by Major W. Ney-Greenville in Tuat County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shackleton
South
South Pole
Mewapa- Alstoly
Ameritovers
Mernedium
America
Aretle
Cyrus
Secretarij
The
Americar Teal Society
Tox
Jan
W. Ney- Greenvle
Tuat
Chicago jobless march disrupts city center
In Chicago on January 4 a crowd of about 1500 unemployed men marched through State Street in a demand for work not charity. They demanded food, broke windows and punctured tires, and faced police near Van Buren Street who halted the procession before it dissolved into smaller groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Renauranta
Catcagos
State Street
van Buren Street
Marching on Albany with suffragette Rosalie Jones
General Rosalie Jones leads her soldiers from New York City toward Albany on a 17 mile push to press Governor Glynn for suffrage support. Veterans include Ida Craft Martha Kisischken and Nira Olive Shuitz as the group anchors the northern boundary march. An earlier attempt spanned two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosalie Jones
Washington
Alary
New York City
Glynn
Ida Craft
Martha Kisischken
Nira Olive Shuitz
The San Antonio Light New Year Greeting 1914
The San Antonio Light thanks readers for a successful year and pledges renewed effort. Tim Lion and Trin Lisi are commended for advancing news gathering and community service, with gratitude from thousands of readers in San Antonio and South Texas. The editorial team pledges continued progress and best wishes for 1914.
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The
San Antonio Light
Perons
Tim Lion
Trin Lisi
Pers Hot
Ple
San Antonio
Texas
Blic
Health Patrol Mikes Record During Year
Federal health experts led by Surgeon General Rupert Blue report a record year for the Public Health Service in 1913. They surveyed communities, spread disease prevention methods, and inspected railway and water facilities while examining over 43,000 Indians for trachoma and consumption in twenty five states.
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Washington, D. C
Kerch
Rupert Bhie
Rucker
Dizance
Kentucky
San Francisca
Seattle
Rata
Equire Reie
Acreicg
Han
Dove
Hygiece
Washington
Public Health Service
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Savannah
Mataria la
Mobile Marine Hospital
Nations cooperate on plant inspection for U S exports
C T Marlatt reports to Secretary Houston from the federal plant quarantine board detailing a year of inspection work. Fifteen nations have set up plant inspection services with export certificates. Despite these controls some shipments carried injurious pests. From 768 shipments from France and Japan, the gypsy moth or a similar pest was detected in nine cases.
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Washington, D.C
United States
C. T. Marlatt
Federal Plant Quarantine Board
Houston
France
Japan
Two Men Wounded in City Shooting at 2:43 AM
At 2:43 Thursday morning a shooting wounded Brancisca Sent Hea and Minor &inker on left wing with a bullet through the right thigh and left wing. James Trinidad Is In city custody at police headquarters charged with an alleged mutter. Trinidad had been a watchman at South Laredo Street. Police Captain Massey and officers Lackey and Lee responded after the call. The injured were taken to the hospital. further investigation of the case is ongoing.
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Brancisca
Hea
Nonicto Camin
James Trinidad
Aris
Trinidad
Syme
Tuichters Wakery
Laredo
Ted
Massey
Patrotinen Lackey
Lee
Tica
Desperate Fight Under Way At Quinaga Surrender Expected
Desperate fighting continued at Quinaga as Federal troops faced surrender to U S forces after a night of heavy casualties. Reports described hundreds killed or wounded with chaos along the river, wounded Federal soldiers aided by Red Cross and U S cavalry, while deserters yielded many captured guns and the Huerta loyalists retreated toward the American line.
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Nuevo Laredo
Quinaga
Presidio
Tex
Miomenbeard
Constitutionaliats
OfleAya
Alan
Huerta
McNews
United States Nerder Patrol
McNames
Ojmafs
MatHyursag
Amercan Atte
Red Cross
Ara Paing
San Fobs
Bettlefiera
Aviator lands near Siloam in Jerusalem on New Year’s Eve
General Francois Xavier Dopuler, an eighth French aviator, landed his airship near the pool of Siloam in Jerusalem on New Year’s Eve while en route from Paris to Cairo. The event caused great excitement as residents gathered to view the first aircraft seen by inhabitants of the Holy City. General Bonnier, an elderly French aviator and brigadier general, departed Jerusalem this morning in a seraplane and expected to reach Cairo by noon.
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Jerusalem
Francois Xavier Dopuler
Paris
Cairo
Bonnles
Holy
Cretea
Port Said
Bonnier
Merning
West Africa
Tully
Pan American Building Plans To Rise As World’s Highest
Plans filed by the Pan American States Association outline a tallest world building on Broadway and Eighth Avenue block, costing about 52.8 million dollars. The structure aims to foster trade between the United States and South American nations, with retail and office spaces included.
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Fieve Plate
South American
Broadway
Elgnin Avenue
Pyiztpaeventh 24
Catchin Mires
Public Service Law Takes Effect In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the public utilities commission, appointed by Governor Tener, is organizing to enforce the new Public Service Law. The act covers 27 types of public service corporations, granting oversight of plant adequacy and safety, rate regulation, and stock or bond issuance. Free statewide transportation for non-employees is prohibited. passes for employee relatives and certain workers end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Jon
Tener
Public Service Planta
Ponte Allisjon
Youngey
Tull
Missionary Study Urged for State Universities in Kansas City
In Kansas City on January 4, Hy. John St. Mot t reported at the executive committee session of the Volunteer convention urged expanding missionary study work in state universities and higher education institutions under government control. The report called for larger institutions to serve as missionary strongholds with increased numbers of missionaries to advance Christian work.
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Kansas City
Toray
Stent Volunteer Convention
Hy. John St. Mott
Jas
MITCHEL TAKES OFFICE IN RAW YORK CEREMONY
John Purey Mitchal sworn in as mayor in a simple noon ceremony at City Hall. The retiring Adolph La nsing delivered a farewell address followed by an inaugural address by Mitchal. A public reception concluded the event as the new mayor begins selecting key staff including police commissioner and water commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purey Mitchal
Custom
Tras
Adolph Lansing
Gaynat
Constitutionalists Drive Federal Garrison From Nuevo Laredo Battle
Frontline clashes at Nuevo Laredo spill into streets as Constitutionalists under Gonzales press toward the electric light plant and railroad shops. Federal forces suffer heavy losses with a large death toll. American troops guard the river while Red Cross reports hundreds dead or wounded on both sides.
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Red Cross
Constitutionalista
Avas
Coy
Gilday
Blocksom
International Bridge
Guardiole
Nuevo Laredo
Pablo Gonzales
Castro
Guardiola
Quintana
Gonzales
Rio Grande
Sant
Nueva Laredo
Acee
Cott
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Nuevo Pareto
TeMrth
Ackleton
Albany
Jones
Austen, Tex
Health Patrol
Foreign Hathang
Sanguinary Butte
Holy City
Pablo Grnzales
Constitutional
Mitchel
Caksitts
Dal Jews Erie
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