Weakley to Succeed Clegg as Chamber President
A.B. Weakley of the Collins Company is nominated to be the next president of the Chamber of Commerce for the coming term. The nominating committee also proposes a full slate of directors to be voted on at the annual meeting November 14.
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A.B. Weakier
Collins Company
Chrmher of Commerce
Weakley
Ulso
Ic Bain
sUeetig
Toosdar
Presi
Dent
Wallatin
Travennance
Bourd Ywllle
Nedition i Wu
Ollier
Chester
Perrel
Jeny
Chy Fur Sey
Iontha
Virectara
Lerne
Buri
Rt We Cook
Conray
Srulth
Mildetrand
Abele
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Gomlton
Texan Aero Club
Tegardeg
Hicks
Mev Weakley
C. ET
Obregon 10 Push Sonora Campaign Reported
In northern Mexico General Alvaro Obregon leads a final effort to drive Villa forces from Sonora as Carranza troops move west along the Nogales to Hermosillo corridor. Dispatches from Naco, Sonora, say Obregon aims to contact Villa near the Nogales line while Carranza forces advance with limited opposition.
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Douglabaris
Geeral Alvaro Ghregan
Corranga
Lechief
Mexico
Villa
Sonora
Carranza Irager
Naco
Sonar
Plung
Laupen
Nogales
Hermosillo
Sub
Mire Weakley Named Fundraising Chair for 24th Committees
A local political row announces Mire Weakley will succeed Clegg as president of the committee group. The notice states she will start after December 24 and will serve as second LT, Chez, with duties including organizing outreach and ensuring election logistics.
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Mire Weakley
Fie Mhember
Comumieres
Aml
Ember
American steel makers claim parity with German rivals
An East Coast trade report from the Aera Club of Annerten states American steel manufacturers have perfected Ammagneto to equal the best German works. The committee cites Alberto Rantoy Dumont and several nautical experts among those consulted in its investigation of motor forging in the East.
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New York
Ainertean Steel Mienufactuurs Hive
Bese Prada
Athe
Aescording
Mitter
Aera Club
Annerten
Mator
Germany
Alberdo Rantoy Dumont
Paris store fire destroys Bon Marche annex
Fire destroyed the annex of the Bon Marche department stores in Paris yesterday. The loss is attached to August 30, totaling about 20,000,000 francs with debris including old furniture art and oriental rugs valued at 40,000,000 francs insured to cover rebuilding.
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Paris
Tae Lor
Inzurance
Jobs for erring men and new employment bureau
Esring men brought before the Court of Domestic Relations plead inability to find work. Judges announce 24 employment bureau openings next week to place these men rather than jail. Judge J. J. Hopkins says sending men to jail punishes their families and fails to help.
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Chicago
Court of Domestic Relations
Wii Ve
Jim
Vis
Seid J. JH. Hopkins
Fhe Court
British gold to U S New York war munitions payment
British gold valued at 15,780,000 dollars arrived aboard the Stetmers Lapland and St Paul and was landed in New York. Much of it was unsigned to New York banks to pay for war munitions ordered by Britain. A separate dispatch notes Serbian moves near the Albanian border and troop shifts to Montenegro.
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New York
Stetmers
Weather observations across cities show warm trend
Observations from Hammys and major cities report temperatures ranging from 24 to 46 degrees with prevailing westerly to southwest winds. Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York and Washington record generally clear to cloudy skies and rising highs while lows hover near daytime baselines.
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Hamm
Louis
Valle
Morthwest
Chicago
Ughat
Milwaukee
Kansas City
New York
Weliest
Uy Washington
More Than Million Dollars for Turkeys in New York
New York health officials step up inspections at markets for Thanksgiving purchases. Dr L Brown warns diners to avoid excess alcohol and overeating, advising light meals and vegetables. Estimated New York Thanksgiving bill surpasses 1.19 million dollars.
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New York
Guy
Heath Department
Dr. L. Brown
Labor Federation Defeats Socialists at Thirtieth Convention
The American Federation Labor delegates at the Thirtieth annual convention defeated calls for an eight hour day, backing President Gompers in a speech on economic action. A resolution to study unemployment and vagrancy was adopted, and the federation remained steadfast against naval increases, with next year set for Baltimore.
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American Federation
Dayor
Preachiwn! Gebipers
John Sixprtrick
Illinois!State Federation of Laver
Io Labor
Gompers
Fte
Federation
Tl Ondaris
Gomners
Congress
United States
Tah. R
Baltimore
Coal rates unchanged by delayed ICC order
Washington November 46 The Interstate Commerce Commission postponed the effective date of hard oil rates in the anthracite case until January 1 marking the second postponement. Original orders set for December 1. the extension delays application of rates between Pennsylvania mines and the Atlantic seaboard.
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Washington, ID. C
Interstate Communiea Commission
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard
China unsure on joining Allies amid war pact pressure
President Yuan Shikai resists fully joining the Entente force pledges, seeking to avoid surrendering sovereignty. Britain is thought to have originated the sugar pact idea, with Japan not yet involved.
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Peking
Chive
Yuan Bbal Kai
Ger‘nan Sood
Japan
Bulgars Hold Americans Sal onies in Pacis
In Pacis, Bulgarian and American consulates press for release of four American physicians detained at Vekup after occupation. Dr Cornelius of Berea Ky says he prefers to stay at Vekup with the Lady Paget Upsultat. Missouri Auditor on trial. Meantime John Gordon, Indiana editor, faces charges over a political warrant dispute.
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Salonies
Pacis
Baward Biuart
Besten
Vekup
Cornelius
Berea
Misouri
Three Planes Drift From Route to Austin Flight
A squadron of four aeroplanes diverged from their flight path amid haze, landing briefly at Lampasas and Kingsland before continuing toward Austin. Two returned to the route, while one was reported missing and another in danger. after hours the remaining aircraft resumed toward the capital with authorities noting delays and rumors.
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Tyson
Army planes depart Waco for Fort Sam Houston flight
A First Aero Squadron mission from Waco Texas to Fort Sam Houston San Antonio proceeded without incident. Lieutenant Carters led six biplanes climbing to about two thousand feet then turning southeast toward Austin. Speeds ranged 62 to 80 mph with favorable weather and little wind observed.
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Waco
Tex
E. Carters
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Carberry
S Rawen
C. G. Chapman
Rader
T. D. Milling
B. D. Fowlois
Weer
Fourpis
Austin
Army
O. BE. Wiliams
Air squadron expected in city by Wednesday noon
Captain B D Foulois reports the first air squadron will reach San Atticuilo between 10 and 11 o clock Wednesday morning with a possible dawn overflight above the city. Secretary Carrington was informed by telegram of the projected arrival.
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Frantois Wire
B. D. Foulois
Wi Tre
John B. Carrington
Chamber
San Atticuilo
Port Farcartes
Captain Fouloia
Addres
Cantal Fouluit
Waco
Aeroplane arrivals heralded by local groups at Fort Sill
A garbled report notes reception committees from the Chamber of Commerce Lexis Acre Club and others to greet aviators upon arrival. Lin HK Telegary Lamont Fauio mention landing, with confusion over routing and a Houston maneuver.
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Hitors
Chamber of Commerce
Lexis Acre Club
Roly Cio
Chamber of Ann— Inerce
Wkents
Hanon
Honlein
Lancheon
Lin HK
Lamont Fauio
Wei
Furt Suny Tlouston
Governor to Meet General Carranza at Laredo Conference
Governor James Ferguson of Texas arrives in Laredo with General Hutchings for a talks with General Venustiano Carranza. The expected outcome is broad cooperation to ease border tensions and support the new leadership in the Mexican revolution.
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Carranza
Laredo
Tex
James Fergner
Texas
Amikol
Hutchings
Vons Watink
Che
International Bridge
Noth Koy Eeaimenta
Genero Cariza
Inspeehir
Chars
Levoileritiad
Auyyice
Beenian Af Ta Ait Allerieay
Sentinyenta
Eee
British Officers Lost in War Fortnight Totals
London reports for the fortnight ending October 28 show 474 officers killed and 837 wounded. Total casualties reach 1408 with 632 killed in action or by wounds, 11,352 wounded and 165 missing. Armies casualties rise since the war began, with 19,068 total listed.
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Anavcintw
Lonton
Governor pledges full fair measure of ideas in local option
Governor Mergisen states in a letter made public today that he will do everything to enforce the will of the people on local option. He writes that after the Bell county campaign the anti prohibitionists accepted the result and that governors should cooperate with local authorities to ensure a fair treatment of all views. The letter was released by Rev H D Knickerbocker of the First Methodist Church in Temple.
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Houston
Tus
Bell County
Mergisen
H. D. Knickerbocker
First Methodist Church
Rell
Rell Enunty
No Interstate Rate Postponed For Galveston Shipments
The move to apply interstate rates on re consigned shipments from the Atlantic seaboard through Galveston to Texas points was indefinitely postponed after a Texas Railroad conference in Houston. New tariffs will not be filed. shipments will continue under present Texas rates. Bishop Moore in Cincinnati Stricken. Swede Officers Visit in France. Rett Arrives in Cleveland.
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Galveston
Tex
Atlantic Seaboard
Texas
Houston
Interstate Commerce Commission
London Denies Greek Blockade Amid Balkan War News
London reports no blockade of Greece and no admittance of Greek war steps. Dispatches say Serbia moves capital to Prisrend and Fetch hosts diplomats while British and Entente forces assess the Dardanelles and Macedonia fronts amid cautious optimism.
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London
Foreign Office
Selma
United Kingdom
Balkans
Monastirathy
Berbh
Pristina
Bart Kitel
Greece
Athens
Gregre
Wessipe
Belind
Tres Pass
M. Rhaills
Soares
Macedonia
Prisrend
Montenegro
Constantinople
Germany
Dardanelles
Riga
Cumania
Greece Seeks Safety as Balkans Tension Grows
Berlin reports Greece aims to stay neutral amid rising danger. Dispatches say Athens may disarm and curb Serbian border crossings, though unconfirmed. Observers fear Greece could become a transit area for Serb movements toward Albania, with Vienna echoing caution.
Hundred drownings from Salgo river bridge collapse near Liyeats
A London reporting line notes one hundred people were swept away when a bridge over the Salgo river near Liyeats collapsed. It mentions diplomatic strains with Bulgarians over textile strikes and ongoing labor actions by the Textile Workers' Union amid Greek and Turkish tensions.
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Rome
London
Salgo River
Liyeats
Bieily
Differences Between Greece and Great Britain Reported Cause of Trouble
In Balunnet Greece on Nov 21 reports via Paria dated Nov 1 describe the premier Skouloudis facing rumors and expected developments. The dispatch notes strained relations and potential reasons for discord between Greece and Great Britain, with emphasis on the unfolding situation and anticipated clarification from authorities.
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Greece
Great Britain
Balunnet
Paria
Skouloudis
Austrian envoy files a protest to Justice statement
Wallington reports Baron Zwiediner protested to the Department of Justice over a student issue implying Austrian consular officers’ actions. Dr Joseph Goriar, a former Austrian consul, allegedly provided info to A Bruce Bienski of DOJ. Officials question authorizing permission and Vienna’s involvement.
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Bruce Biemski
Bureau of Ivestigation
Department of Justice
Gorkar
New York
Geners von Nuber
Vienna Foreign Office
Baron Zwiediner
Department
Fieomplatut
al Hie
State’ Department
Iba
Auattiyn Tov'sien
Americans Freed in London Detention Case
Emil Mielke and Herman Krauss of Chicago, detained by British authorities after leaving a steamship near Kirkwall, were released at the American embassy’s request. Both men, naturalized Americans born in Germany, had lacked wartime identity papers.
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Chicago
Emil Miehke
Herman Krauss
Krivlianiafjord
Rdinburg
Scotland
Loulon
London
Emil Mielke
Herman Haauss
Kritslanafjord
Kirkwall
Charges and conspiracies in Hamburg America line plot
A New York court today heard details of a conspiracy involving the Hamburg American Line to violate U S customs laws by arranging supplies to German naval ships. Captain Boy-Ed and Dr Burne joined the scheme with millions spent to charter ships and deliver coal and provisions to German warships. The defense signaled possible withdrawal of a key witness as the trial progressed, with testimony outlining money transfers and vessel cargoes linked to German naval operations.
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Iweetar
United States
K. Bov
Naval Et Tache
Lineani
Atlantic
Pacife
Colire
Bermuda
Hoper
D. Wued
Mattias
Ha Pregicia
Brivalon
Cuiiain K. Bu Hermon Wuedhathuehe
Governo
Mey Wood
Wood
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New Orleans
Bemving
Berwind
Berwind Coal Company
Buenz
Company
Bir
Smuthe
Leipzig
Dresden
Ouirlaht
Sesis
Bov-Ed
Usp
Trafalger
Ebo
Santa Maria
Eleanor Woermer
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Seal Chamber of Commerce
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