Kern Chosen Again to Seal in the Senate
Washington reports recap of Senate leadership changes as Democrats reelect Bonalerkkern of Indiana as chairman and floor leader by unanimous vote. Details cover committee shifts, Republican aims for increased representation, and plan to reconfigure seating and staffing as the new steering group meets.
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Weather synopsis for multiple cities with scattered data
The report lists temperatures and conditions for cities including Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York Washington and others. It notes cool spells and low temperatures with mentions of clear or cloudy skies and light winds.
Hobby Acting Governor Advances Texas Leadership Change
Nov 29. W L Hoy of Beaumont begins duties as acting governor of Texas replacing Ferguson who resigns after brief service. Hoy travels to Washington for talks with President Wilson and meets with border security and Texas National Guard issues. He then plans stays in New York and Galveston before returning to Cowan. Louis A Adowe from Gully fon named to Texas Pilot Commissioners board at Galveston.
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Exposition Near End in San Francisco Exposition
The Pyneia Pacite exposition in San Francisco enters its final week with a celebration of electricity. Officials note more than 165,000 attendees have endured the event as a world toast chain via radio telegraph and cables is planned through December 4. Public schools closed to allow teachers and staff to attend.
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No Cheers for Mikado Torio During Imperial Return
Emperor Yosuhite returned to his capital after a three week absence. Police banned cheering to maintain reverence while crowds gathered in silent streets. American observers included crew from the Saratoga, flagship of the Asiatic Fleet, as Rear Admiral Wieterbulter hosted visiting officers and expressed thanks for U S participation. Festivities ahead include mingling between American and Japanese officers.
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Moving Picture Men Will Fight in Jersey City Averted
Merchants in Jersey City New Jersey moved to defy Sunday closing orders by police targeting motion picture theaters. The effort seeks to protest the crackdown while awaiting legal action and potential fines for store owners and operators who plan to stay open Sunday.
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President to broaden message on U S stance this month
The president plans to address Congress next week calling attention to U S unity and vigilance against foreign influence. He urges Americans to stand firm against belligerent powers and to support stern measures pending a broader national statement.
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Freight Congestion Totals 17 000 Cars
New York reports 17 000 carloads of freight held up awaiting sea shipment amid talk of embargoes by railroads. Lackawanna leads hesitancy as harbor capacity and war munitions movement Spark debate on port congestion and policy.
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French Slesship Omata Sunk in the Mediterranean
Reports from Marseille state the French steamship Omata was sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean with twenty six or more crew feared dead. The Algorie and Tants also sank with several crew missing or saved and the Omara wreck details remain unclear.
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Water rate spikes in Seward and Anchorage reports
Cold weather drives water sales with two buckets for a quarter in Anchorage. Government plans to complete the Alaskan railroad water system and hopes to have domestic use in Lake Iron within two years.
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Early Christmas Shopping Push Encourages Buyers
Fragments urge readers to start holiday buying soon to avoid crowds. Emphasis on avoiding rush week before Christmas and claiming fuller stock for a more pleasant shopping experience.
Delegations Meet for San Antonio International Fair Planning
South Texas delegates arrive for a three-division conference dinner and program in San Antonio. Officials in Rockdale select representatives for the event while Austin mayors and governors join a schedule of speeches, exhibits, and receptions ahead of the 1913 fair.
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H.C. Myer
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W. J. Galther
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Tampico Civil War Pressure and City Upgrades
Occluded dispatch from Tampico Mes to Tampico reports growing civil unrest and rapid city development. Rail and electric streetcar systems expand while new steel and concrete buildings rise. population shifts show American workers dominating local industry as port operations and transport improve amid unrest.
Jury Finds Campbell Guilty in Allen Murder Case
Campbell, a black trusted inmate, was found guilty of murdering Mrs. Maline Metette Allen, wife of ex Warden Aten, inside the state penitentiary at Tyr Springs. The verdict led to the warden's resignation and sentence remains to be determined.
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Bible exports rise as US publishes 2 million within 2 years
New York Nov 22 publishers of the Diplo report selling Bibles in British Freie African and Australian markets for the first time. US Bible production this year will exceed prior totals by about 10 percent. One large New York firm says 2 million Bibles were published and sold in two years. Christmas editions appear in 30 styles selling 20 cents to 1.50 each.
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Car Strikers and Riot Ties in Nov. 22 Wilkes-Barre Scene
Reports from Wilkes-Barre describe a street clash as five light hospital cars were damaged. crews beat near trenches while marching toward Alsace front. Funds gathered by Mrs Daniel Guggenheim support a French army medical mobilization and car equipment is listed for future use.
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Mexico City Returns to Normal After Turmoil
The article reports Mexico City restoring normal conditions after widespread unrest. It notes reopened theaters and commerce, reduced violence, and cautious optimism. Mexican authorities discuss coordination with Texas officials to ensure regional stability, including potential amnesty talks and tighter border monitoring.
Kaiser Visits Vienna Berlin In Peace Meeting News
Kaiser visits Vienna and Berlin as part of a broader peace initiative. The Austrian Hungarian monarchy hosts discussions at Schaephann Castle with Serene Switzerland as context. An international conference led by Von Cordovan pace plans to convene soon, with American members proposing an April meeting.
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Paria
Steamer Believed Lost Off Washington Coast
A 221 ton steamer Toledo which left Blattla with cargo for Mexico is believed missing. Skippers and crew reported no passengers aboard and hope the ship can weather the recent seas as search efforts continue.
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Restrictions on Liquor in London Tightens Sale Hours
London reports new liquor restrictions effective at once with exceptions for residents and special orders. Offenses carry fines up to 1000 pounds or imprisonment for six months for selling intoxicants without proper authorization. Quiet hours limit weekdays and Sunday sales. home consumption and delivery rules modify permitted times and places of sale.
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Militia Called For Lottery Raid In Southwort Event
Governor Holl ordered the Mopatune Campus of the Louishina National Guard to move near Southwort in Jetteraan parish to cover a lottery crackdown. Troops are to be held in reserve for possible deployment as the state acts against lottery violations in Southwert where shops face enforcement.
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New York Anti Alien Law Upheld By Supreme Court
The New York anti alien law of 1904 banning noncitizens from public works contracts was today upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court. Justice Ashington delivered the ruling, affirming the measure as a valid exercise of state power.
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War news and arrivals in Paris from British forces
A fragmented report notes British troops arriving in Paris via train. It mentions Sars Wifehener and Italian context, with soldiers and levelers at a station. Details are unclear and partially damaged.
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Britain says no alliance with China and Japan
Tokyo Nov 28 The British government has informed Japan that it has not contemplated an alliance with China as previously reported. The Japanese foreign office released an official statement clarifying prior informal declarations on the matter.
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Fire destroys Avalon on Banta small town campus
A large fire swept Avalon near Los Angeles wiping out a building on Banta Caenmarland Street. Property damage is estimated around 1 million dollars with several residents displaced and investigations underway.
Stenographers Seek Eight Dollar Wage in New York Move
A fragmented report notes a push by stenographers to organize in New York with an eight dollar wage claim and a proposed five dollar minimum deck wage. The item mentions Paris and a Balkan weather impact halting operations along the Angloirenen route amid storms.
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Wheat Prices Rise Amid Seizure Led Market Turmoil
Wheat futures jumped in Chicago as Canada seized 29 million bushels, prompting speculation on government action. Traders noted firm prices, export sales limited by embargo, and debates over whether U S demand and British purchases would tighten supply. Analysts differed on how quickly losses would ease and who would bear costs.
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