Governor sees end of raids along the border
Governor James E. Ferguson meets with Mexican leaders at Nuevo Laredo and Titan her plan to curb border violence. The talks with First Chief Carranza and Mexican officials aim to coordinate American and Mexican actions, ease raids, and stop illegal crossings. Ferguson is hosted at the International & Great Northern corridor and discusses reforms, immigration, and agrarian issues with Mexican authorities.
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T. A. Culethon
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Ube Guntox
L. J. Mart
Vartus
Hutchings
Atfreda Steaut
Texas
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Corrahza
Nuevo Laredo
Merguson
Te Bridipe
Lutcapallera
Tamaulipas
Belicia
Bin
Mirat Chiat Copranas
Tetum
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Red Jone
Hoth
Carranza
Ferguson
Vera Cruz
Ferguson Way
Akmar
Amerinda
Catrapza
Hovernir Jergeson
Ideng
Soneall
Attorney Shot Seated in Office in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on November 24 attorney Ledgerwood was shot dead in his office by J W Whisenant after a dispute tied to a bankruptcy case. Miss Mary Melton, a stenographer, witnessed Whisenant draw a pistol and Ledgerwood collapse as Whisenant was fatally wounded. The gunfire followed tensions within Buford Company creditors who had closed the clothing business at Second and Market streets.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Hy O Ledgerwout
Ati
Whisenant
Daten
Geud
Ledgerwoul
Piasely
Mary Melton
Ledgerwood
Ledger Wued
Miss Melton
Letherwood
W. J. Glvnt
Hls
Buford Comacay
Ledger
Miuney
Brand Whitlock Reaches New York
Brand Whitlock American minister to Belgium and Mrs Whitlock were greeted by a Toledo delegation upon arrival aboard the Ryndam in New York on November 24. They will stay through Thanksgiving, then travel to Washington Toledo and Cleveland before Whitlock rejoins Belgium duties. The ship faced a storm and struck two electric masts and part of the bridge. Also, New York Court of Appeals set January 30 as the start of execution for ex priest Bans Schmidt convicted of auto…
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New York
Brand Whitlock
Bel -Gium
Whitlock
Toledo
Washington
Cleveland
Thiplomat
Betzium
Rotterdam
Schmidt
Albany
Court of Appeals
Bans Schmidt
Weather Forecast For Several Cities Improvised Report
Local forecast for San Antonin Vente and St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Skanbas City New York Washington covers temperatures, winds and precipitation. Report includes daily highs in 30s to 60s and southerly to northerly winds with rain or cloudy conditions expected in parts of the region.
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ST. Louis
Dours
Chicago
Milwaukee
Skanbas
New York
Washington
Arrival of Aviators In San Antonio Draws Big Crowd
A US Army air squadron under Lt. Maulois did not land Wednesday at Fort Sam Houston due to strong south wind. Crowds from San Antonio and Austin gathered, awaiting the aviators with military bands, reception committees, and civilian spectators lining the field. A later departure was planned for Thursday morning.
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San Antonio
Furl San Howston
Pontuly
Anse
Dick Wagner
Aevern Timex
Marjorie Stinson
Ue Army Rviators
Inex
Foulais
Seid Kurthawal
Sart
Sam
Ligielack
Mas
Walter J. Chirke
Department
Foulole
Austin
Major Clarke
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Tuvecay
Will Herder
Marcus
Caplin Foulois Wark
Burge
Clevinnuit
Thomas Dety
Muing, Onu
Nake
Sill officers reassigned amid aviation show plans
Fort Sill reports that Hight Crom will not remain in San Antonio long as he is ordered to report to the commanding officer of the aviation show in San Diego. Three other officers receive orders to take over duties, including First Lieutenants Herbert Sargue and Walter Nerner and a third unnamed officer.
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Fort Sill
San Antonio
San Diego
Cal
Herbert Ao Sargue
Walter
White House Guarding Tightened After Security Breach
Reported near collapse of a state building complex in Washington prompts tightened security around the White House. Officials say heightened orders were issued for entrances and surrounding streets as precautionary measures amid unusual crowds and a heightened threat perception.
Captain narrates supply of warships in Atlantic clash
A 1911 account describes coal and sugar shipments aboard the Berwind to support American vessels. Witnesses recount German attempts to intercept, the Battle of the Cunard fleet, and the Berwind’s role in aiding cruisers despite U S pressure.
Secretary Lansing addresses German vessel cases in New York
Lansing states the inquiry finds Captain Boyt not proven guilty of fraudulent finance tied to Hamburg American Line. He notes possible recall of diplomatic action if proof emerges of law violations. Officials will monitor new vessel actions affecting Captain Boyt and related ships.
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Lansing
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Armericat Yoris
State Department
Rial
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Bov-Ra
Hamburg-Acertean Line
Departiment
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Jover
Acti Secretery Lansing
Wood
Berdwern
Democrats Favor Early National Convention
New York Nov 24 Democratic national committee chairman McCombs said the party favors an early convention with dates in the first two weeks of January. He noted city selections could be Chicago St Louis San Francisco or Baltimore depending on political signals and timing. A national committee meeting in Washington set for November 7 to fix time and place. St Louis fundraising emerged to back a Democratic convention with $200 000 goal, about $90 000 already pledged.
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Combs
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Hal
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Chicago
St. Louis
Bellas
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McCombs
National Carmmitine
Washington
Stlemph
Admiral Winslow Sails to Topolobampo From San Francisco
Washington November 24. Admiral Winslow commanding the Pacific fleet was ordered from San Francisco to Topolobampo Mexico with the cruiser San Diego and two extra marines to land and protect Americans driven from sugar points. The Annapolis group remains at Topolobampo for protection and nearby cruisers Naleigh and New Orleans stand ready to assist as needed.
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Srith
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Oliver
Topolobampa
Naleigh
Xew Orleans
Topolabampo
Lexs
San Francisco
Dismantling Bid Invites At Panama-Pacific Exposition
Officials announce bids to dismantle main ex hibit palaces except California and Rover Story Sheep Naty buildings. Palermo notes storm damage with awards and shipments interrupted, including Kansas building transported in sections. State University traffic disrupted as article details storm aftermath.
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Faly
Rover
Calfornia
Palermo
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Ackouets
Stato! Baris —Gromt
Vermicht
Kansia
Sicily
State University
Border Reflected Credit to Army and Nation Letter
A Washington letter commends Dad Beverdh and others for their conduct during a difficult border situation. The author thanks the unit and notes the service reflected credit on the army and nation, expressing regret that broader recognition cannot be more widespread. The praise highlights judgment, duty, and restraint shown by those named.
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Washington
Tobury
Majur Getytel
Dad Beverdh
Ford to End War Peace Expedition Planned
Ford plans a peace mission to Europe to seek an end to the war. He will lead a group of pacifists from neutral countries and meet with negotiators as talks begin. Telegrams urge President Wilson to support a neutral peace initiative. Mrs Heay Ford donated funds to the Women’s Peace Party in the campaign.
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Detroit
Europe
Armerican Pacificdsty
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Oscar
Washtegtin
White House
Witaon Ty Asaier
Heay Ford
Womens Peace Party
Building two vessels valued at six million dollars
Report from Philadelphia November 21 states that four steamships valued at about six million dollars have been priced with Delaware River shipbuilding companies. Two are for the Mexican Petroleum and two others are voyllars. Contracts now held by yards on the Delaware River total approximately five million eighty thousand dollars and aggregate one million seven hundred ninety nine thousand for the projects.
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Ntrets
Delaware River
Mexican Petroleum
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Volliars
Delaware Viver Tar
Sir Valied Ab
Dela
Allies Preparing Balkan Surprise Warns of New Efforts
Fragmented dispatch reports Allied planners in Greece and Britain moving toward unexpected actions in the Balkans as leaders confirm continued support for liberation efforts. Ambiguities abound in the garbled text, but references to Asquith and a Serbian government member suggest high level coordination between Great Britain France and allied powers.
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Greece
Faust
Asquith
Menadtny
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France
England
Inspections Fee Law Challenged by Aust School Board
The Aust city school board refuses to pay inspection or license fees under a new Texas act, arguing the law is unconstitutional. The attorney general is asked for an opinion on validity and enforcement procedure where counties fail to comply, with similar refusals noted for a San Antonio municipal building contract.
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Annieinal
Texas
City School Board of
Aust
Fes
Hendrickson
Losnectar Ot
Attorney General Department
Cedrrstond
San Antonio
Death by Own Action Rate High New York 84
A garbled New York statistics note reports high deaths by self-harm, citing figures and percentages per population, with references to an insurance company and a mortial report. Names and clear details are obscured, but the item centers on rising self-inflicted fatalities and proportional rates.
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New York
New
San Brandeos
Unclear OCR Item Censures Education Policy
Fragmented text discusses a national university topic and a former president, with references to education in the United States and criticisms voiced at a teachers' meeting. No clear names, dates, or places are readable due to OCR errors.
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Inchesten
N.Y
New
United States
Bireun
Mars National University
Schol Fenchars
William 8
Tatlin
Iear Yorks Flite
Visoante
Taft
Battle News From Balkans and Front Lines Amid Shifting Claims
Reports from Athens and Reuters indicate Montsire remains disputed while Greek rulers seek Allied clarity. German forces push toward Pristina as Russia eyes a broader Balkans campaign. Vienna and Berlin downplay alarms. Irish leader Redmond praises Belgian resilience and pledges continued support for independence.
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Mitrogista
Satonikt
Tie Thulzuckins
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Athens
Grovk Cremer
Pieter Skalloudix
Ayer
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Kelsadt
Real Army Moral Allis AilTener Tes Constantine War
Paris dispatch reports British secrets for wear and a reel conversation. AilTener Tes Constantine War notes potential next moves. Ragland Dye reportedly to have four as itliva or similar. Continued on next page.
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