New Mexican Cabinet Choice Emerges Amid Obregon Uncertainty
President-elect Obregon cancels several engagements and postpones a banquet as cabinet speculation intensifies. Reports place Boultarco Calles as possible interior minister and Benjamin Gill likely to be war minister, with other posts linked to Rafael Sibaran-Capwayy and Alberta Panis among names. Obregon’s health and absence fuel rumors about the December 1 inauguration.
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de Is Berta
Alvaro
Obregon
Sonora
Callus
Boultarco Calles
Benjamin Gill
Mexico City
Raln
Rafael Sibaran-Capwayy
Alexigan
Alberta
Pani
Amrance
Department of Labor and
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Geo. J. Villarent
Agriculture
Agniore
Kanes
Mextet & Orient Radeau
Mextet & Orient Radeau, Several Specitaink
Senator Fall
Benator
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Roberto Pesqueria
Warbington
Homer
Merle City
Mexico
Washioutan
Teja
Obreoa
Paul Fall
Inauguration Hopes Amid Health Crisis in Nation's Capital
President-elect faces appendicitis after attack and is confined at the national palace. The derives a tense start to the inauguration period set for December 1. The government plans high level foreign attendance and thirteen governors or their representatives from Latin American counties to attend the event.
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Heaith
Huerta
National Palace
Montenegro
Maienate
Fats
Clawaltai
Dugustuvia
Montenegra
Ter
Horgogorena
Cuttavo
Monténexco
Tposethla
Genuld Phea
Paul Curzon
Tileston
House of Commons
Montouvegrins
Minta
Lwowan
Britigh
Ameriean
Jugoslav Fisrecs
Austing
M. Mepenaty
Nichola
Protest Picketing at Gardon Hotel Continues
A disrupted wartime article reports ongoing protest picketing at the Gardon Hotel. The United States commissioners’ office is criticized for not disclosing efforts and a presumption about a provost marshal posting to deter workers entering the facility.
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United States Commissioners' Office
Juburon
MISSISSIPPI RIVER BARGE FLEET TO OPERATE SPRING
Nineteen 3000 tad barges and fur lorboats will run on the Mississippi River between St. Louis and Paducah next spring per the government barge line. Coal from Illinois and iron ore from Minnesota will travel north and south respectively aboard these vessels. Twelve barges were released by the Stillwater Sling, and a towboat has been launched. Vessels measure 600 feet long with one foot draft when loaded and two decks, 48 feet wide and 10 feet deep. The War Department supervises the service and has equipped emergency apparatus for operations between Louisi, Memphis and New Orleans.
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Sh Lonis
Dubuque
Foyn
War Department
Joes Oulfire
Louiz
Metplia
New Colonna
Towdenis
New Orleans
Census figures show population shifts in several cities
Washington reports Unitamare Md population 108 390 with white 625 074 up 274 and 82 percent respectively. Cincinnati black population 2020 up 504 percent, white 871 540 up 27 021 or 3 percent. Louisville Ky black population down 4 04 percent while white 1 087 737 up 12 or KS percent.
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Washington, D
Louisville
Unions Face Suit Filed Against Organizations in Circuit Court
A legal action in the circuit court accuses several labor organizations including the Workers' Union Hoe and the Bartenders' Promotive and Bevuralint Association of amassing damages. Plaintiffs allege illegal activity tied to strike actions by members led by Meeks, seeking substantial sums.
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Sh Vowin
Nilegall Damages Way
Thdasi
Laecal Renwvant Penprinors Aganet
Tnlun Lahow Orgertaslions
Workers’ Union
Hoe
Acs
Grion Ku
Seci Son
Heaneh
Ay Meeks
Albany Tax Refund Ruling Prompts Public Notice
A public notice announces a court decision on refund obligations totaling $6 000 related to Albany New York tax matters. The ruling involves state officials and the highest court framework, with constitutional questions raised by corporate entities and public agents.
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Albany
New York
Emma
Sian
Tornado Toll Reported in Port Three Tex
Tornado near Port Three, Texas killed one person and injured several others. Early reports indicate a storm struck a shed area yesterday, with damage confirmed and local authorities beginning a formal casualty count. The victim’s identity remains unreleased as officials compile details.
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Port Thir
Tex
Quake Shocks Spain Amid Widely Reported Damage
A fragmented report describes a quake affecting Spain with talks of extensive damage and displaced residents. It mentions locations such as Vigo and Pontesvilen district and references several individuals and a marriage ceremony conducted around the event, though details are unclear.
Dive Merh Lallinson and Wilihig Collect Scar in Texas
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a scene in Texas with names Merk, Lallinson, Yaned, and Wee Tue. Fragmentary text references a line and a scar, with possible association to a collection event and a college setting.
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Lallinson
Mnnion
Tex
Waleed Scar
Treaties File with League Amid Armenian Question
United States records its first treaties with the League of Nations. Sweden presents two drafts, including a proclamation by President Wilson. Britain, France, and others file multiple pacts as debates over admission standards, mandates, and future authority unfold at the assembly.
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Pete Gunern
Nhw
Lyiag
Sweden
United States
Wilson
Teague
BirtyOne
League
Great Britain
France
Germany
Assembly of the At
Pei
Alan Hern
Ai ‘Asclong Ju
Stegae Council
Caechoslovak
Austria
Syserland
Yarnberg
Varaberg
Switzerland
Dutta
Cormitteg 4
Syhieh Ding
Perro
Mring
Armenia
Wevviar Avmenia
Robert
Firesent International
Couueil
Stebert
Armerica
Berg
Georgy — Nival Kosney
Britain
Vane
New bank chartered and capital changes announced
Washington D C November 27. Treasury reports banker notices from the First National Bank and Mawillon Navival Bank at Hawwillan showing capital increases from 40 000 to 106 000 and 2000 for related charter actions. Also notes a new vice consul appointment in Texas and a bank transfer agency detail.
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Washington
D. Cy
Tesay
Trenmirs Felilay
Chiavines
Mercedes
Nf Somo
Dediat Haveliney
Gavhiar Tack N. K. Adanes
Mawillon Navival Hank
Hawwillan
Volutary
Arlernd Tur
First Nation Bank
Wert Cohuibin
Capital
Agence B.C. Walker
Garranty
Wear
Complete Tax Roll Shows Texas Value Near Four Billion
Texas tax rolls reveal valuations near four billion dollars with state comptroller figures projecting a treasury balance of about 4.42 million. Estimates compare current property values to prior totals and outline expected revenues from a 22 percent tax rate, offset by appropriations and warrants.
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Texas
Ruth
Mos. Mo
Comptralla
William II plans estate division amid royal visit
Fragmentary OCR reveals reports that Emperor William II intends to leave 85,000 in date money to each of his children as part of an estate plan. The article mentions ongoing visits and possible preparations within the imperial household.
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Fonion
Williaus
Germany
Edge
Anil
Emyraron
Texas Woman Dies in Houston Household Tragedy
Texas woman Reva Warner, wife of Harpy M. Warner and former managing editor of the Houston Post, dies at home after a long residence in Masten. The report notes prior business ties in Paris and an extended career spent in journalism and public life, with details blurred in the OCR.
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Houston
Taith Ballwin Warner
Harpy MW. Warner
Managig
Hoiston Post
Manay
Masten
Tari
Reva
Airviews
Walther ix
Coal Crisis Passes in Washington Inter-State Committee Order
An Inter-State Committee order vacates all priorities affecting top years for movements of coal. The order takes effect at midnight. The commission chairman Clark warns of continuing actions and urges adherence to the new priority rules.
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Washington
H Cy
Duan Willard
Pirates Wylie
Bewre
Clark
Denial Hints Confusion Over Mexican Candidate Gonzales
A fragmentary dispatch from Brownsville Texas reports a statement denying reports that Pablo Gonzales, a former Mexican university reader and presidential hopeful, was recently seen near the border. The note places Gonzales either in France or Switzerland and suggests possible confusion with Leon Marciano.
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Tex
Novi
Fideo
Vablo
Goiaules
Mex
Geizaler
France
Switeovlani
Max Jean Eivalea
Leon
Marciano Genzales
Alerico
Brownsville
Ntnu'al
Appointment of New Receiver Filed in Oklahoma District Court
In Moukugee Oklahoma, November 27, the court filed for a new receiver in the Missouri Oklahoma Gulf Railway matter. Judge William Co Hook presiding, with Arthur Milly of Rose city listed as guardian or related party, amid ongoing proceedings and questions of control.
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Moukugee
Okla
Waiala
Missouri
Oklahoma
Olwhais & Gulf
United States
William Co Hook
Arthur Milly
Roseas Tity
Smuc Heksor
Cabinet Resignation Report Sparks Turbulent Politics
A fragmentary report notes a cabinet official submitting resignation amid political maneuvering. The piece mentions figures including Castro and various ministers, with references to government instability and calls for leadership changes. Names and places are partially obscured, but the tone indicates a crisis of authority and ongoing cabinet turmoil.
Premier talks sovereignty as Montenegrins demand it
Montenegrin leader asserts sovereignty amid claims of popular demand for independence. British and American pressure on Yugoslavia cited, with discussion of elections under outside influence. Mentions Montenegro as independent, plebiscite options, and the fate of Montenegran ties and territories.
iH Jy Colne Magnitr Browns TM loans Trunsox Coshing
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Houston stock venture and incorporators Fano Farthing and J Hague. It references United Petroleum Company of Houston and an increase in capital stock from a prior amount to 1,001,400. Details are garbled but indicate a corporate loan and stock expansion.
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Houston
J. Hague
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