Hillstrom Executed After Nervous Stand at Salt Lake
Utah's Hillstrom, condemned for murder, faced a tense dawn execution in a Salt Lake City prison. He fought guards briefly, spoke of innocence, and was led to the death chair as President Wilson sought stays that were denied. Continuous dispatches indicate a solitary, high‑tension scene with no TWU witnesses present.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Steph Mmistrom
Wilson
Wytten Beles
Gabor
Siripsorn
Che
A. C. Tre
Hinlstrom
Corlees
Joe
Momsenae
Saia Corlees
Hillatrom
Feneky
Hillstram
Ed Rowan
Denver
Hillstrom
Arthur Pratt
Pwison
Bushy
Iity
I. WW. W
Fiistrant
Jenny G. Morrison
Arling
Unsering
Hanzing
Pillstrom
Antic
Seryag
Detectives Battle Alleged Bandits In Dallas Shootout
Dallas detectives clash with alleged robbers after a daytime hold up. Officers George Bimicke and rank Smith were wounded but expected to recover. Suspects Ted Kelly of Gleghama City and Dave Wisner of Oklahoma City were named. Kelly allegedly hid at a rooming house before the confrontation.
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Dallas
Tex
Teer City
Bapital de
Ted
Kelly
Gleghama City
Dave Wislener
Oklahams City
Wiagner
Lie Bidins
Wluce
Selly
Wislener
Tatlus
WTC
Hawkins Street
Binoche
Walter Oiranghik
Kitchener Holds Talks With General Sarrail in Saloniki
In Saloniki Forts reports Fort Kitchener British War Secretary conferred with General Sarrail commander of the French army of the Orient. The meeting followed plans in Corpus Christi Texas for a Gulf Coast annual exposition with a Woodmen of the World celebration and a 500 member initiation class.
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Saloniki
Bart Kitchener
Gevent Sarrail
Army of the Orient
Corpus
Corpus Christi
Tex
Woodmen of the World
Gulf Coast
Weather roundup for multiple cities shows varied temperatures
San Antonio forecasts Friday night and Saturday with little change in temperature. Chicago expects possible rain with lows around 34. Temple and Wichita show clear streets but rising winds. New York and Washington report cooler conditions with moderate winds and low 30s to mid 40s, while Kansas City notes northerly trend and clear skies.
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Kansas
Washington
Cimperntum
Lwel
Howrey
China asked to join allies as peage measure
China may join the Allied powers to prevent interference in the Pacific and preserve its government. Reports say neutral observers note potential benefits for China and Japan if China aligns with the Entente, with German influence and Angl-Russian interest influencing attitudes.
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China
Fenris
Encenie Alliance
Japan
Chow
Miliary
Elise
Europe
Allen Hon
Klao Chow
Germany
Tanan
Carranza Protests Over Zealandiacase Search
Washington reports Carranza government protests to Enshad over the recent search of the American steamer Zeakindia at Progresa, claiming violation of Mexican sovereignty. British authorities say the vessel was 4 careful measurement miles from shore, on high seas. Zealandiacase dominance has waned amid suspicions of aiding Germany.
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Washington, D.C
Carranza
Enshad
Zeakindia
Progresa
Germany
Bombardment Hits Vienna Area Military Establishments
VIENNA Now 19 Vin Lenton Ventre reports Austrian warplanes bombarded gas works railway station and barracks yesterday afternoon. A seaplane squadron reportedly attacked the Petorts San Nigglt Albaraxt arsenal and nearby facilities, but the fleet returned with no damage to air forces amid anti aircraft fire and three hostile planes.
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Vienna
Thas Vicy
Navy
San Nigglt
Albaraxt Nahhithe Arsenal
Dulatinn
Yak Wworky
Railway Stallion and Sever
Yorks
Great storms meet on East Coast in historic collision
Reports from Washington to Jacksonville describe powerful Atlantic gales and Great Lakes storms creating widespread outages. Shipping disruptions spread from Brunswick to New York, with the Norwegain bark Kit driven aground and the tug Britannia abandoning Alfredo. Communications nationwide weakened as storms move northeast.
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Washington
B.C
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Eastport
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Treather Ureau
South Atlantic
Kit
Brunswick
Tammyr
Atlanta
Pointe
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Apalachteoin
Fla
Manile
Hark Tillena
Long Journey Fort Worth Flight Diverts From Bowie Route
A World War I era air formation completes a rapid 414 mile direct flight from Fort Sill to Wichita Falls with six machines landing safely in good conditions. Lieut Carberry leads the group. Captain Foulois adjusts plans for the next leg toward Fort Worth to shorten travel time and avoid delays near Hawk.
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Wicpota Falls
Tex
Fort IV
FB. Carberry
Wichita Falls
Fort Sill
Moz Geld
Fort Silphout
Wichita
Falls
B. D. Foulois
Jutu End Worth
Hawk
Fort Worth
Foulais
Bunnay
Loss
Red River
Caplin Fowlois
Fort Gill
Fort Sit
Southwack
Walon
Nike
Air squadron departs for cross country flight to Fort Sam Houston
A fort worth aviation squadron left for a cross country journey aiming to reach Fort Sam Houston. Captain Poulas led the flight with lieutenants Milling Chapman Carberry Howen and Rader aboard. The group planned stops at Wichita Falls and other cities, weather permitting, to demonstrate wartime flying readiness.
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Fort Sam Houston
Wichita Falls
Low Burnlay
Patt Worth
Mondas
Waco
Jebeer
Oishh
Poulals
Teutons Jeered At Drowning Victims After Ancona Sinking
The official inquiry into the Italian steamship Ancona sinking by a submarine off the Tunisian coast reports the submarine fired on wireless gear and lifeboats after the ship began to hoist a flag. Survivors used clothes to seal boat holes as jeers were alleged.
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Naples
Thomas Nelson Page
United States
Keane
Ancona
Weather forecast promises clear cool days this weekend
Major Allen Allell of the local weather bureau predicts weather fit for a king for Friday and Saturday with clear skies and cooler temperatures in the seventies. The forecast covers no more than twenty four hours at a time as the recent storm moves away from the region. The low pressure now centers over the Great Lakes with high barometer and fair conditions to the west.
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Allen Allell
Iinger
Great Lakes
Zasteen
United States
Exoneration Sought in Chicago Doctor Case.
A coroner's jury of six tending surgeons to decide if Dr Harry Basselien erred by not operating on a deformed Bollinger baby. They will hear from the infant's father and attending physicians at the German American hospital as the panel prepares its verdict.
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Chicago
Harry J. Basselien
Rlether
Alki Bollinger
Hniselden
H.C. Reimbieds
Misra Don
Hotel convention opens amid worries over overhead costs
GM Wilhite of Emporia Kansas presided at the opening session of the Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma Hotel Men's Association meeting in St. Louis. He warned that hotels in small feeder cities struggle from high overhead, while many western hotel men plan to attend, and rumors circulated that two or more hotel groups might merge before the convention ends.
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ST. Louis
Mrt
Wilhite
Emporia
Kan
Eurico
Missouri, Keneas
Oklahoma
Sen
Tava
Gwa
Waurn
Chicago
Mt. Wankée
Birth Rate Outpaces Deaths In Germany, Inventor Claims
Hudson Maxim asserts Germany’s birth rate six times its death rate, arguing the nation’s future military power lies with women. He cites wartime prepacity and notes public servants’ day events in Waco and other Western cities with ex governors, officials, and judges in attendance.
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Thicago
Hudson Maxim
Kanses Quiy
Fort Leavenworth
Germany
Carranza Travels to Nuevo Laredo Across Border
Gen. Venustiand Carranza head of Mexico's de facto government travels with a party toward Laredo opposite his city. A rain carrier and staff accompany him as a large escort meets the first chief about eighty miles east of the border. Arrival time at Nuevo Laredo remains uncertain, expected by night.
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Barcer
Sritish gunboats sunk by submarine off Egyptian coast
Fragmentary report states British gunboats were sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean near the Egyptian coast. The damaged text hints at naval losses and possible Allied actions but lacks clear names, dates, or corroborating details.
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Barian
Joes Bnitsneu
Bodies Found On Track At Co Tex November First
Bodies of J. T. Stewart and S. S. Teves were found near Katy in Co Tex after violence. Victims suffered head injuries. Stewart had a fatal wound and others were mangled. Identification was made using lathe tools found at the scene.
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