Party policies defended by Mal Wilson in Pittsburgh
President Wilson spoke to about 4900 people in Indiana County and defended his administration’s policies. He argued the Democratic Party serves independent voters and urged support for anti-recession measures, including the proposed shipping act, while noting rising ocean freight rates and the need for government action to aid farmers and merchants.
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Pittsburg
Wilson
Wasington
Indianapolis
Hig Ac Uing
Yan
Washington
Tully
Indianapally
Acta
Nia
Democrate Party
Republican Party
Tts Noller
Democratic Party
Federal Reserve Net
Federal Trade Commission
Democratic Congress
Democrats
Stiton Tela
United Blazer
United States
Congress
Homen Trapped In Fire Swept Building In New York
Police report a fire at a building on Fifty Avenue in New York. Several women reportedly jumped to escape the blaze as the structure housed a dressmaking concern and other occupants.
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Homen
New York
Jan
Qelock
Byesney
Fifty aVesue
Texas Breweries Named Defendants in Suit Actions
In Hopking county court, Attorney General Launey seeks injunctions and forfeitures against major Texas breweries for alleged misuses of corporate funds over twelve years. Defendants include Galveston Brewing, American Brewing Houston, Lone Star Brewing San Antonio, San Antonio Brewing, Houston Grand Brewing, Dallas Brewing, and Exons Brewing Fort Worth, with the Texas Business Men's Association cited in the case. Proceedings before Judge C A Wilcox aim to dismiss the association and some defendants, potentially reinstating the injunctions against the breweries.
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Ralphur Springs
Tex
Launey
Hopking County
Axaiam
Texas
Austin
Jan
C. A. Wilcox
Twenty-sixth District Court
Texas Bunt
Nesk Men'd Association
Dlemished
Relief ship aground near Norfolk with Belgian aid cargo
Wigan landed with 480000 dollars worth of foodstuffs for Belgian relief. The British steamer Jobi Hardin, Baltimore for Totterdam, was reported aground on the Beck river. A wrecking tug was sent to aid. The Hardie carried Merlyard's contribution for Belgium and probably could be floated at high tide. Grants 4506 Full Panions, Columbia, Jan 9. Reports note 1500 persons received paroles in South Carolina and various fines January 1, 1811 were granted by Governor Ble ase.
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Norfolk
Wigan
Baltimore
Totterdama
Beck River
Merylard
Belgium
Columbia
Gtea
South Carolina
Weather notes from multiple cities with varying temperatures
Weather summary lists temperatures and conditions for Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City Denver New York Washington and other cities. Reports include clear or cloudy skies, southerly to westerly winds, and warmer or cooler trends. Notable values show Chicago around 26 to 34 Fahrenheit with light winds, Denver about 34 degrees with snow, and New York near 31.
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Luute
Chicago
Mugwaukee
Elendy
Iust
Ours
St Gerree
Brawl
Denver
Wafrington
Deereae
Peace at hand in New Mexican convention efforts unite factions
Reported progress toward peace in Mexico with all parties at the convention in El Paso, delegates from various armed groups converging as talks between Villa, Carranza, and other leaders continue. General Scott’s absence from further negotiations noted while financial strains loom in Mexico City and peso value slips amid instability.
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Washington
Alex
Republic
Turcer
Connally
Gener Guitervex
Carranga
Guilerres Aluw
Snes
Wutlerres
Ehlet
General Scott
Villa
Scott
Stall
United States Army
Neutenlirauton
Naco
de Ameriven
Teon Canson
State Department
Rene Alde
Iturbide
Bryan
Yale
Salitileo Battle Continues Between Villa and Carranza Forces
Reports from Laredo state the Villistas and Carrancistas clash near Saltillo with about 15,000 Carranza troops and 19,400 Villa forces. Censorship at Nuevo Laredo blocks details while exchanges stretch across Soltilla area.
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Soltilla
Breceda Denies Arrest Amid Mexican Border Reports
Enrique C. Breceda, Piedras Negras customs collector, says he has not been arrested as claimed by enemies. A Mexican consulate note and press dispatches describe clashes between Villistas and Carrinizistas near Saltillo and Ciudad Victoria, while Chicago bakers close many shops due to a flu outbreak.
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Enrique C. Breceda
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Menger
Ceda
San Antonio
Jefe de Urmnas
Cardenas Amd
Coletan
Saltie
Saltiflo
Emilio
Racnil Madero
Idalan
Victorian
Besan
Saltile
Saloon Man Choice Of Chicago Women
Word's Democratic Club of the second ward selects a saloonkeeper as the aldermanic candidate for constructive ability and leadership. Other endorsements consider a machinist and a physician, with Al Hert Missell already backed by the ward's Men's Democratic organization.
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Chicago
Democratic Club
Wilutago
Carranza Ends Ol Operations in Mexico Decree
A decree by Car ran za halts all Ol operations in Mexico citing harm to agriculture and water resources. It states no work can continue without consent and holds responsible those profiting from purported contraband tied to agrarian and water interests controlled by taxable agreements.
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Watera-Thorau
Night Sessions Weigh Ship Bill In Senate Action
The Senate weighed possible night sessions to move the government ship purchase bill as little progress was made. Senate debates focused on the district appropriation bill while efforts to pass the price fixing measure were outlined in the House commerce committee.
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Washington
Tony Sperahes
Senate
District of Columbia
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Brandeis
Tarrison
Biane
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Lane
Medals Awarded to Red Star Line Crew for Volturno Rescue
In New York on January 9 1910 Captain Paul W Kretbehm and officers of the Red Star Line steamer Kroonland received gold and silver medals from Congress for their rescue actions during the Volturno disaster. The ceremony acknowledged crew members Mansfield and others for bravery amid the ship’s fire and loss, with inscriptions honoring the Heroic Reserve.
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New York
Williate
Ecommerce
Tates
Paul VW
Kretbehm
Sermien
Red Star Line
Herale
Kroon
Erusents Mansfield
Cte
Party of
Paraguay Revolution Suppressed Amid Street Fighting
Washington reports details of a January uprising in Asunción as gunfire and cannonading shook the city. At least 75 kilograms of evidence cited casualties, while theater districts and police HQ suffered damage. rebels fled to regions in Brazil and Uruguay as telegraph service was cut and government forces maintained control.
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Washington
Lit
Dan Sens
Damuure
Jaristas Tui
Civicos
Civicos, Wolpo- Nitez
Actinig- Iathaitun
Autora
Aguassion
Feailure Anf
Hruyil
Tru- Buay
Ending of Oil Contract for Panama Canal Supply
Washington DC January 4 The exclusive contract by the Asion OW Company to supply oil for Panama Canal engineers ends January 1. Government orders oil with other contractors and the Tinton 651 Company plans to bid under a new license to serve the canal. The termination implies the company must lay new pipelines across the Isthmus to continue fuel oil supply.
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Washington, D.C
Asion OW Company
Greary
Panama Canal
Tinton 651
Changes in Story Highlight Courtroom Drama and Accusations
The article recounts a tense scene at a table as two individuals discuss an alleged incident involving a knife and a struggle. It notes the accuser’s testimony about a handkerchief and a choking gesture, and names a person identified as Gugelas alongside Aln trienth o.
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Avi
Tae
Abe
Stringer broker’s suicide shocks New York firm history
A New York brokerage firm Stringer & co founded May 28, 1972 faced turmoil after a founder killed himself. It handled commission business and had Mexican property interests. Political unrest in Mexico was blamed for its unsettled situation and internal suspension followed.
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Stringer 3H
Ut Aly
Beringer Co
Himmelt
Drsterihe
Sue Poraidn
MO Kem
Anon
Fedar
Stark Ex Chine
Strhngar & Tu
Wis
Gr. Slinger Sr
Mexico
Ivan
Stringer
New York
Ladle
Nw Vet
Dai Ai
New Orleans Parade Highlights War Peace Anniversary
A three day celebration marks the Ula Tan dredth anniversary of peace between the United States and Great Britain in New Orleans. Military units including Seventh Infantry, cavalry, and mountain howitzers parade, while the Louisiana National Guard and naval militia assist. The Cabilds building near Jackson Square hosts events as residents attend with a peace banquet planned. Wheat and flour prices feature in daily reports, influencing local markets and shopping plans.
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New Orleans
Jory
United States
Great Britain
Galveston
Louisiana National Guard
Naval
Naval Militia. the Cabilds
Jackson Square
Cherenwat
Utah Begins Southward to Wake Island Operation
The Utah depart from the Yard to head toward Wake Island and the Pacific. battleships and other large vessels join the fleet under Imperial command. The New York and others sail with the force. Florida sails from the yard as a part of the strengthening fleet.
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Utah
Vis
Florida
Arkansas
New York
Unclear fragment hints at a bomb find in Trentain district
The readable words describe a dynamite bomb event in a district named Trentain with references to Linita Jin and Sir Joathim's Church. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details and dates.
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Jin
Linita
Austrians Trapped by Russian Tactics in Carpathians
A fragmented report describes Austrians pressed by Russian maneuvers along the Carpathians. Hungarian observers note enemy advances driving toward Kovtyala while Austrians defend Urucow and struggle to meet threats from the west, with questions over Russian aims and timing.
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Qeniev
Tuscard de Nidul
Che
Carpathians
Kovtyala
Waren
Urucow
Wielfests
Hochnia
Romania mobilizes forges to aid war effort
A turbulent dispatch reports Romania plans mobilization of up to 195,000 men with potential expansion to 600,000. It notes Parisian influence and says Switzerland may assume charge of Romanian interests in Germany and Austria while cabinet actions remain unsettled and unclear.
Fragmented text fragment on advertising and newspapers
Fragmented OCR style passage describes a newspaper culture with advertising, merchants, and a press association. Mentions The Kingdom of Home, Wengdent of Merce, Gallows the example, and various names implying a historical era without coherent events or dates.
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Merce
Alphiees
Newspayer
Putteliskera Association
Worktmulidink
New York
Germans Launch Fresh Drive Toward Warsaw Front
Wartime bulletin notes renewed German effort to seize Warsaw as Russians report setbacks and Austrian forces push in the south. Observers describe shifting fronts in Poland and Flanders as weather improves and artillery duels continue across Belgium, France, and the Caucasus theater with gains claimed by all sides.
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Warsaw
Foland
Bukud
Hstaengy
Mateos
Berv
Wiberating
Innee
Levins
Tiamsanil Fries
Euler
Onetp
Werwutggehtsls
Enel
Imaediate
Portgner
Berlin
Belgium
Fraice
Germany
Flanders
Urst
Rasalan
Caucasus
Advances in Ypres and Arras Frontlines Mentioned
An official update reports Allied gains and defensive actions near Ypres Arras and Amiens with trench advances to 490 yards and multiple counterattacks repelled. The communiqué notes operations along Perthes Craonne and Saumur with continued pressure on German lines.
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PAIS
Afernoon
Iniawlns
Ypres
Arras
Amiens
Saupir
Weterday
Craonne
Weflence
Perthes
Lit
Terthes
Twesessi
Ferthes
Tore
Paris
Mons
Argonnete
Pittes
Te Pyperrg
Cerbay
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Dora
Genety
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Ikays
Carranza
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Volttmaien
Beira
Paraguay
Asuncion
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Romania
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