Carranza to New Session Hinted in Border Protocol
The protocol signed by Mexican and American conferees may prompt a new session in Queretaro if both governments approve. It provides Mexican patrols on the border and American patrols on their side, with cooperation against bandits and no enforced troop limits. Secretary Lansing says the policy aims to keep Mexico stable and deter raids while avoiding direct intervention.
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United States Calls for Peace in Mexico and Troop Withdrawal
The article discusses U S concerns over Mexican conditions, urging improved security for nationals, reduction of miseries suffered by the Mexican people, and a pathway toward a stable Mexico. It notes progress like proposed export tax reductions, a postponement of mineral land forfeiture, and troop withdrawal talks as signs of the constitutionalist government's growing ability to meet international expectations.
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General Carranza Reaches Querétaro To Open Talks
General V. Carranza arrived in Querétaro to an enthusiastic welcome and urged delegates to forge a constitution ensuring justice and equality. He had not yet received official word of a protocol signing in Atlantic City on withdrawal of American troops and a border patrol.
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Germans Raid English Coast In Six Destroyers
London reports six German torpedo boat destroyers attacked the English coast Thursday night. The official statement says the raid was ineffective as the ships withdrew after firing about a dozen rounds with one shell hitting a small vessel but causing no injuries.
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Italian Troops Advance West of Monastir on Macedonian Front
Paris reports Italian troops on the Macedonian front gained ground yesterday west of Monastir per the war office. The brief dispatch notes progress despite ongoing trench warfare and no further details on casualties or exact locations.
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Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Tonight fair and slightly warmer. Sunday fair with rising temperatures in San Antonio and surrounding areas.
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Weather for Tourists Across Major Cities
Forecasts by The Light show St Louis at 26 degrees with a south wind and Sunday fair, Chicago 20 with a west wind and likely fair, Milwaukee 12 with a west wind and Sunday fair, Kansas City 32 with a southwest wind and warmer Sunday, New York 28 with a west wind and continued cold, Washington DC 30 with a northwest wind and colder.
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Roumanian Front Crumble Reported As Germans Push
Berlin reports Alt valley incursions and Danube crossings as Von Falkenhayn and Von Mackensen push toward Bucharest. Romanian retreats are noted from Turnu Severin to Orsova with hopes of defense fading amid pressuring Allied and Russian silence.
Germans Cross Danube Near Bucharest Threaten City
The war office reports German crossing of the Danube near Zimnitsa seventy miles southwest of Bucharest with Mackensen's forces active. Berlin states Russo Romanian units attacked near Gyergio as the campaign progresses.
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Moldavian Front Repulsed By Teutonic Forces In War Report
The war office says Moldavian mountains were repulsed by Teutonic forces with heavy losses to attackers. Austro German troops crossed the River Alt and Danube gaining footing on Roumanian soil. Several Roumanian towns south of Alt Pass captured as resistance in the lower Alt collapses.
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Germans halt Danube advance at Isracs and Zimnitza
Soviet dispatch notes German troops crossing the Danube at Isracs near the Alt river mouth and at Zimnitza have ceased progress. The report indicates the advance has been checked.
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Legislature to Seek Minimum 100000 For Insane Asylum Upgrades
A legislative committee after a Saturday inspection recommended at least 100000 in funds for improvements and repairs at the Southwestern Insane asylum. The visit, led by Dr Beverly T Young, praised the hospital’s management and pledged to seek the needed appropriation to raise standards.
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TALK OF PEACE IS FUTILE SAYS CECIL
Lord Robert Cecil says peace talks are futile and mines from submarines may explain the loss of hospital ships Britannic and Braemer Castle. He notes hospital ships must be lighted and painted and carry no guns, making them easy targets. Cecil also cites Britain’s policy against transferring belligerent ships to neutral flags and knows nothing of plans by South American states to acquire interned German tonnage.
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Army Leads Navy In Third Period In 16 7 Victory
New York report on the Army Navy game shows Army leading 9 0 after the first period and 15 0 at halftime. Navy scored in the third, final score 16 to 7. Oliphant, top college scorer, returned a kickoff to near the Navy goal and added another score with a 20 yard placement kick.
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Yale Beats Harvard With Late Second-Period TD
Neville scored Yale’s first TD against Harvard in years after being stopped twice by Cadman. He burst from the two yard line late in the second period as Yale built a 6 to 3 halftime lead after Robinson kicked a field goal for Harvard in the first period.
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Kahn Urges Universal Service After Border Duty
Congressman Julius Kahn arrives in San Antonio to meet General Funston and inspect Fort Sam Houston and Camp Wilson. He urges universal military training, citing guardsmen on border duty as proof of the need for national service and predicts push for a military affairs measure when Congress reopens.
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Must Chew Food Well Chicago Plan Says Chewing Key
Chicago health officials insist thorough chewing aids the city’s household economics test. Dr. John D. Robertson says 40 cents daily covers food for the average person, meals should last at least thirty minutes, and each mouthful should be chewed about twenty times. Prunes appear on the breakfast menu alongside oats toast and coffee substitutes.
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John D. Robertson
Ultimatum Demanded Greek Arms From Allies
Entente allies deliver ultimatum to Greece demanding delivery of arms and ammunition. Circles near the Greek court say any attempt to seize Greek arms will meet resistance, per Reuters Athens report from London.
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Justice Department to take Adamson act case to Supreme Court
Washington DC November 25 The Department of Justice prepared to file the Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf suit with the Supreme Court to test the constitutionality of the Adamson act. Transcripts of the court records from Judge Hook's Kansas City decision were to be filed today as both sides pressed for an early argument date when the court reconvenes December 4.
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Rats Cats and Dogs Threaten Guam Island
Guam is overrun by rats wild cats and dogs according to Captain Roy C Smith governor in his annual report. Pests cause property damage and annoyance while animal ticks ravage cattle. Bounties on rats have had little effect.
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Kronstad Rescues Ponhook Crew Near Azores
The Norwegian steamship Kronstad rescued all seven crew of the schooner Ponhook after meeting her sinking near the Azores. The Ponhook, loaded with dried codfish from St Johns to Gibraltar, was taking on water that swelled the cargo and forced the ship to sink. Captain Doyle and the seven men were landed at Punta del Grado, Azores, on October 30 after the rescue.
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Shoes Going Higher Ahead of National Convention
Pittsburg movers report shoe prices stay high with no relief in sight. National Shoe Retailers Association officers and directors gathered to plan the Cincinnati convention in January and formed a committee to study leather substitutes in shoe manufacture.
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Villa attack repulsed as Carranza forces defend Chihuahua City
Villa bandits launch third assault on Chihuahua City but are driven from the suburbs. Carranza troops under Trevino and Murguia push to sever Villa’s attack while Ozuna and supporting forces harass bandits near the outskirts. High hills and Santa Rosa fortifications pin down the combat with no large-scale fighting indicated.
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General Gandar Among Killed In Mexican Conflict
El Paso reports from Nov. 25 that Villa renewed his attack at 4 A.M. Casualties include Lieutenant Colonel Ulises Mier General Gandar Second Captain Rudolpho Cabello and Lieutenant Elpidio Garza. Colonel Borquez wounded. A 150-man mounted group was spotted moving toward Juarez along the Rio Grande with Juarez garrison alerted.
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