Fiesta Fund Campaign Names Five Captains and Plans
The Fiesta Fund drive named five captains and outlined a campaign plan including a May 1 box party at the Majestic Theater and a coronation event at the Alamo committee site. Organizers, including Chambers of Commerce and local leaders, aim to raise funds to support a charitable effort with entertainment scheduled and public involvement urged.
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Ling
Cumimerce
Bees Burrell
Greston
Alamo
Morsian
Majestic Theater
Gunter Harel
Percy Tyrrell
Ragoland
Tyrrell
Erin
St. Anthony Hotel
Phil Jackson
Vhapre
Nis
Burkitt to Return to Winnetka Post Office
White House directed the Post Office Department to reinstate George Burkitt as assistant postmaster at Winnetka despite pending charges against him. Additional accusations may be reviewed later as Assistant Postmaster General Roper telegraphed the order for immediate reinstatement.
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Washington
White House
Post Office Department
George Burkitt
Winnetka, Ul
Erlcleing
Burkitt
Roper Ul
Warren Denies Candidacy For Governor Role
Texas State Senator Robert Warren declares he has no desire to run for governor or any public office. He says reports of his possible candidacy were unexpected and he prefers private life, denying ties to Prohibition platform supporters.
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Terrell
Tex
Robert Warren
James E. Terguson
Austin
Sears
River Improvement Plan for Arkansas River
An appropriation of 510 million dollars was authorized by the United States Army Engineers for river and harbor work on the Arkansas River by the Arkansas River Development Association. The funds would finance dikes revetments and river training structures to stabilize the river from Toles to Fort Smith region, presented to the committee and discussed by the secretary of the association.
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Littee Rock
Ark
United States Army
Bnani
Arkansas River
Arkansas River Development Association
Cart
Kitie Ruck
Aseoute
Army Flyers Headed From Fort Sill to Auction Post
The Chestners squadron of the Kiolled Status mene ler art Sit near Fort Bad Howdin prepares for a train and truck transfer to an airfield station. The flyers travel by air and overland under orders, with a plan to reach the civilian post by Austin. Equipment includes panniers and rafts for transport, as the unit awaits further instructions and confirmation of the move.
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Aukition
Fort Bad Howdin
jaMy Ural
Previlent of Tay
Phetus Panier
Coagpe
Cantina
Feutots
Wiv
Uhere Ag Ihewa
San Antinia
Wit Orcuny TV Cevilian Post
Tinal Tire
Ordi Utrie
Atone
Austin Ton
Weather Outlook Promises Warmer Conditions Ahead
A weather summary notes unsettled, variable conditions across the nation with a trend toward warmer temperatures in the next 24 hours. An Arctic air mass and a Pacific storm area over Canada push south and east, causing cold-to-warm contrasts from Helena to Manitoba. Moonshiners declared war. U S Marshal Willam Ozborn gains authority to bolster deputies after attacks.
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Allen Buell
Leonard “Cypremia
Wrayer
Weineathy
Courney
Muwtitubu
Suekatehowan
Alberia
British Columbia
Winter Warmth Across Cities Forecast
The forecast shows mild conditions with warmer temperatures for Tuesday and Wednesday. Across Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York and Washington highs reach the 30s and 40s with southerly or southwest winds and lows mostly in the 20s.
Katy May Offer Fast Through-Trains Chicago to San Antonio
A potential through service from Chicago to San Antonio would cut travel time and reshape connections. The Katy plans include through Pullman cars and links via the Illinois Central, Chicago and Western Suburban, and Southern Pacific networks, with transfer points at New Orleans and other hubs.
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Juin Opera
San Antonio
San
Advani
Walt
Hany Antonin
Penvide
Southern Pettis
Dhery
Katy
Chicago
Aintis
Chicago & Western Slimnots
Chicago & Alton
Gurllysioo
Glinois Central
New Orland
Central-Yauthnern Paice
Riot on Liverpool Decks Sparks Disorder Aboard Ship
Passengers arriving from Liverpool report a major disturbance on the Liverpool decks as 123 men booked in second cabin faced steerage denial after crew threats to strike over allowing British military aged citizens to sail. Irish, English and Welsh passengers clashed, with about 90 dollars worth of damage cited and authorities needed force to eject them.
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New York
Liverpool
Seek to Oust Germans in Privy Council Case
The German League challenges Sir Edgar Spever and Sir Ernest Cassphga velun membership in the price council and asks show cause why they should not relinquish their positions. Sir Edgar asks for privy council retirement and baronetcy remission amid charges of royalty. Berlin dispatch notes King Gustavus’s guest arrival in Stockholm.
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London
Phelara
Edgar Syever
Sir Edgar
Sald
Sir Ernest
Snaen Price
Black Hand Letter Threat Targets San Antonio Company Official
A San Antonio company vice president received a Black Hand style letter demanding over 2000 dollars with threats of loss. Police report details include the attempt to intimidate and the ongoing investigation as authorities seek suspects and safeguard personnel.
Villista Indians Kill an American in Desert Ambush
Abe, Tex, Nov. 10. Two American travelers were abducted and executed by Villista Indians after a desert trek 25 miles from Suplimaber. They were robbed of $400 and shot when pleading for water. Father Panieg reported the death to Carranza authorities.
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Abe SO
Tex
Mier
Ucvurn- Panieg
Bachomo
Tuys
Bears
Carranza
Mazatlan
Warship at Progreso Incident Described in Navy Report
A Progreso naval incident involving the American steamer Beclidia is outlined. Officials dispute cannons or engagement with the enemy within a free mile zone as investigators assess distance and command actions aboard the Beclidia.
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Washington
Navy
Kentucky
Reis
President 15 Weighs Next Message Amid War Plans
President 15 works on a forthcoming message to Congress and Us officials. He weighs revenue needs and new measures, with Cabinet views and House talks shaping the agenda for the upcoming session.
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Wilson
Kroxnerto
Orglinte
Venter
Peromanondutionn
Hemera Gregory
Abe
Fay 10 Repudiate Alleged Confession In German Plot Case
New York November 11 The Tire men indicted in the alleged German subversion case faced the Federal District Court where demurrers were entered for Robert Far and Walter Schelz claiming the indictment fails to state a federal offense. Counsel for Robert Trenzle Max Breitung and Engisbert Bronkhurst pleaded not guilty. Fay appeared likely to plead guilty to the indictment with a sentence possibly twelve years, after a discussion with officials.
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New York
Tire
Federal District Court
Thay
Robert Far
Walter Sehelz
United States
Rppert Trenzle
Max Breitung
Engisbert Bronkhurst
Che Zinst
Fay
Knox
Lien
Ines
Owever
Kitchnery to Egypt Rumor Sparks War Prep Visit
Milan dispatch reports British Secretary of War Kitchener arriving in Cairo with the Egyptian commander Major Julian H. Beas to survey defenses amid fears of invasion. Meantime Br Cambridge, Miss., watches a hospital service mobilization as 36 servicemen prepare to move to a war zone.
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Seypt
Julian HB. G. Beas
Keypt
Uring
Wee Tarrant Hospital Corps
Ware Cambringe
Miss
Aaron Harvard
Dutch government not seeking peace talks
London reports that the Dutch government has no current intention to mediate for peace. A government statement says any peace moves must involve all belligerents and not cause premature endings that could harm public position and pacific aims.
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London
Aage A. Alwayy
Chican Reaches New York After Pacific Route
The steamer Chican arrived from Seattle, first to sail the Pacific via the Straits of Magellan due to the Panama Canal being blocked. It completed the voyage in seven days without stopping, signaling a rare route around the southern tip of South America.
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New York
Chican
Seattle
Straits of Magellan
Panama Canal
Avade
Psuams
New Yorm
National Conference of Marketing and Farm Credits Agenda
Chicago hosts the third National Conference of Marketing and Farm Credits November 25 to December 2. Fifty speakers will seek ways to ease farmer and consumer links and boost profits through cooperative shipping and selling.
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Chicago
Third Nationa
Rotherto
Ruther
Cretaries
MITCHEL OPERATED UPON IN NEW YORK HOSPITAL
Nov 14 The life of Mayor Mitchel, who is believed to be in danger after yesterday’s operation, is reported satisfactory. He was moved from his home to Ranseyville Hospital to undergo the procedure. Mayor Mitchel, thirty seven, is a physician by training and performed duties in directing the
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Denver
Cole
Riage Br
Eugenia Campbell
John Peter Schalten
Taya
Campbell
Miss Campbell
Achoiten
Cripple Creek
Des- Yer
He Hey
David Il
Hetten
Bie
Jayin
Mise Campbell
Nike Jaya
New York
Atayer Ofitehel
Aitenet
Ransevell Hospital
Auitchel Han Heey
Tor
Hut
Jin
Nis Condiier
Hla
Lek
Wodhile
Air
dEtohe
Ropatie
King Fights as Private Soldier in Salonika
Nov 14 report from Salonika notes King is fighting in private soldier role amid Greek and Balkan tensions. BL Jacow meheff, secretary of the Russian delegation in Greece, warns Serbs at Babuna Pass cannot endure much longer and hopes Mitrovitzn forces can advance through Tetovo to Monastir. He fears legation staffs may evacuate as Bulgarians occupy Monastir. Private King vow and fatal risk cited as morale erodes.
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Salonike
Paris
Serbia
Jacow Meheff
Re Bation
Greece
Tran Mitrovitan
Babuna Pass
Mitrovitzn
Tetovo
Monastir
Legation
Mitrovitnn
Monasthe
Giluria
Ketchenik
Pristima
Froy Telovo
Petlepe
Munestir
Babuna Paay
Messesa
Eama
Hoo
Jibec Ulan
Skoulevais
Cpps
Pavoralie
Reek
Jsoil
Seria Troupes
Athens
Greops
Tessenaton
Gaitelan Front
Westyrslie
Asquith Aims to Recruit without Coercion in UK
Premier Asquith expresses hope that voluntary recruitment in the United Kingdom will succeed, stating coercive measures would not be needed if possible. He spoke to the Commons following discussions on the issue.
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London
Asquith
United Kingdom
Conemons
Belot
Bulgars Repulsed After 36 Hour Battle at Cerva River
Balkans report fierce clash along the Cerna River with Bulgarians pushed back after a 36 hour fight. French defenses hold as large reinforcements reach Monastir area. Serbian troops report stubborn resistance around Pertepe and Menabir. Monastir civilians prepare to depart. Diplomatic missions shift plans toward Seutari, Albania.
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Salontre
la Lem
Don
Bouthery Ferhia
Gradlace
Grech Dordar
Coma
Jose Ie
Progres
Wong Tin Erite
Macedonia
Peretepe
Menavlir
Stany Inhabiants
Monastir
Ofrps
Uirir
Seutarl
Albatiey
Monastie
Uncertainty Clouding Balkan Front Movements
Dispatches from Salonica report the Macedonia situation as time uncertain with conflicting telegrams about Tetovo and Monastir. Bulgarian advances threaten Ketchenik Pass and Babuna Pass while Greek policy shifts toward the Entente.
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