Juarez hears rumor of Villa victory over federal force
In Idaela Mexico November 26 reports circulated of troop movements near Juarez and northeast of Chihuahua City. Rumors linked General Hoytnandes meeting with leaders and a possible Villa bataille near the Conchos River as forces reportedly reorganized and tensions rose amid unrest. General Murguill noted the conflict within the Mexican army and regional command.
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Villa
Idalea
Mexicn
Juares
Eduardo Hoynandes
Nisenialey
Ville
Chitahna City
Rimnor
Lernandey
Falomir
Fo Gues
Cayit
Conchos
Lomandes
Chihaninny
Regmblig
Herder
Peace conference prep amid Mexican campaign near Piedras Negras
West of He state of Coaluila arrival at Piedras Negras signals pre conference for campaign against Weanessea Villa. Murgula reportedly commands an army of 14,001 at Monel to strike Villa. A fiesta in honor of the visitors was held last night in Piedras Negras.
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Coaluila
Piedras Negras
Heve
Weanessea Villa
Murgula
Monel
Villa
Probing Bomb Plot Stuns Milwaukee Police Force
Milwaukee police report a bomb plot that caused multiple deaths at a church on Van Buyer Street after the weapon was brought to the station for examination. Rev August Guiana had been expected to lead services but was away in Markesan. the outbreak followed related wedding announcements and church events.
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Milwaukee
van Buyer Street
Vente
Via Batten Street
Guiana
Murkesan
Kidnapped St. Louis Leader Found Near Moberly
St. Louis labor leader Turner, kidnapped in Moberly, Missouri, was found the next evening six miles south of town. Five men detained in connection with the kidnapping were spirited out of town to avoid further violence.
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Moberly
Turner
St. Louis
Fiemer
Novelty store showcases holiday stock and gifts
A bustling home of novelties on Alama Place displays a wide holiday assortment. Jewelry, kimonos, Navajo blankets, toys, and other gifts fill the shelves. Prices are reported as lower than before, with personal selections available from Mr. Dahraoge.
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Iliday
Dahraoge
Mie
Nia
Inter Allied General Staff Seen Coordinating For Major Action
Paris dispatch reports American and French leaders pressing for a unified command structure to plan a comprehensive allied offensive. Analysts note no supreme commander has emerged, but a single coordinating plan is sought to direct units from Cambrai onward with centralized control.
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London
San Antonio
Philadelphia Buble Ledger
The
Public Ledger Co
Paris
Milggion
Versailles
Washington
Vieranilles Council
Wee Ohare
Maiind Wounen
Ely
Kreten
Byay
Mugdenburg
Gould
Epg
Sue
Nevesharye
Hiden Hung
President Wilsons War Views Reported by Aides
Rumors claim aides circulated what they said were private views of President Wilson on war conduct. The passage notes alleged italics and attribution to Lloyd George and Colonel House, with criticism of press reproductions and the idea private messages to European representatives conveyed the gist of his thoughts.
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Mosidey
Wilson
Italica
Orme
Lloyd George
House
Hurupe
Fines levied on over sixty in San Antonio vice raids
Fifty three women and eight men were named defendants in a San Antonio corporation court session Monday after anti vice police rounded up suspects Saturday and Sunday nights. Fines ranged from 2 540 to 109 with many agreeing to leave the city. The docket was the largest of its kind, taking four hours to dispose of, as officials noted overcrowding in jail quarters and planned possible modifications to house prisoners.
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Walter A. Harvey
San Antonio
Aentral
Satiday
Lue
Lyle
Felica Lancaster
Dai
Collier on Committee and City Clean Up Efforts
In Sas Antony citizens support a new committee led by Edwin Chawbherlain with members Sturt Boyle and Chester Forellnd to enforce city lines and aid cleanliness. Paris note reports Col Tiward Me Nouse and US mission placing a Naval wreath at La Fayette tomb as grateful remembrance.
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al Kylarenco Ues
Lueliesi Previntesd
Sas Antony
San Aptonta
Tia
Edwin Chawbherlain
Chatman
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Sturt
Labayette
Paris
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Tiward Me Nouse
Tasker H. Buss
Admiral Benson
American Mission
Plena Cemetery
la Fayette
American War Mission
Paris shifts focus as allied war aims reshaped
The Times reports European diplomacy centers on Paris with Colonel House. Meetings loom on war council, material output, and allied coordination. Lord Reading aids British mission while rumors swirl about Lord Rothermere’s new post.
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Philadelphia
Teagre Co
London
Hay
Paris
Tlouse
Zuropea Minski
Unis
Tts
Lord Reading
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Lord
Rothermere
Pae
Society Calendar Highlights Busy North Side Clubs
A long list of community meetings and events fills the Monday through Friday schedule. Choral groups, women's clubs, Red Cross circles, and church circles gather at various venues including St Marys Aucharty Seventh Street venues and the Gunter. Notable happenings include a Mothers’ Guild benefit, a Christmas bazaar, and a charity tea with local society leaders hosting guests from Oklahoma City and Temple.
Paper makers agree three cent per pound news print price pledge
New York November 26. Print paper manufacturers representing about five percent of U S output will sell news print to publishers at three cents a pound starting April 1. A price fix will be set by the Federal Trade Commission after a Sherman act suit settlement. The News Print Manufacturers Association executive committee, including five of seven defendants, is bound by a decree but may file information before the FTC before the price is fixed. Southern Pacific line operates limited sleeper to Chicago.
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Federal Trade
Sine Aix
United States
Mayer
News Print Manufacturers’ Association
Hunu
Way
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