Villa reports death and Fierro implicated in mutiny era
Fragmented and garbled dispatches claim Mexican General Villa killed the bandit chief and that General Rodolfo Fierro died. Reports cited an American source and rumors of a conspiratorial plot to oust Villa before surrender talks with Carranza. Fierro, famed for executing prisoners, reportedly perished or was implicated, with conflicting accounts of his fate.
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Carers Grandes
Menai
Villa
Onde
Tuares
Casas Grantee
Iid
Arcvid
Tallroid
Moxlucn
Geneeral Vila
Tham- Eelves
Ynoo
Yrin
Oneuch Ville
Tharrison
Rodelf Fierra
Casas Grandes
Vila Campaigd
Fierro
William Benton
Juarez
Benton
Pater Fierro
Torreor
Tomors
Fierra
Urbina
Vila
Tua
Carranza
Robles
Gcarranza
Atelmond Drakefan
Randi
Rabnedt
Lamnazas
Mexia
Laredo
Stonterey
Fieres
Villa Cod
Terrgon
Racaineas
Pelglu
Grealty
Pieren
Henters Jrop
Recognition of Carranza Monday in Washington
Reported plans for a formal recognition ceremony for General Carranza in Washington. Officials from the United States and several nations will participate, with messages and a potential ambassadorial envoy to convey greetings and establish formal relations ahead of a meeting in Mexico.
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Washington, D
Cerda
Lanfala
United States
Atexler City
Sue
Suffrage Parade Draws Antis Near Boston Event
In Massachusetts a suffrage parade drew both supporters and anti movement leaders. A large crowd gathered with banners and decoration along parade routes while 70,010 marchers were reported in key areas. Pittsburgh reports about 5000 suffrage supporters set to join Pennsylvania events ahead of the November vote.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Walsta
Shes
Miu
Pronanyjce Vinna
Organiia- Hons
Piteburg
Tittsburg
Pennsylvania
Giant Tyrannosaurus Skeleton Shown in New York Exhibition
A 47 foot long tyrannosaurus skeleton, 18 12 feet high, is on display at the American Museum of Natural History. Unearthed from Big Dry Creek in the Montana Bad Lands, the giant reptile is distantly related to lizards with birdlike hind legs. Its enormous head, dagger teeth and sharp claws indicate a carnivorous predator that roamed the West about three million years ago.
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New York
Get
American Museum of Natural History
Big Dry Creek
Montana
West
Weather observations across major cities with temperature and wind
The report lists temperatures and wind directions for St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York and Washington. Temperatures range from cool to hot with easterly to northeasterly winds and notable daily highs and lows.
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Temperance
Sant Cy
Chicago
Kansas
Nate
Washingtins
Tamneratund
P Wey
Wise
Bupe
Entity
Jorkinnans
Rebate Ous
Thirteen Are Killed In Wreck At Fancy Creek Bridge
A Kansas train wreck near Fancy Creek bridge leaves thirteen dead as heavy rains weaken the structure. The forward car plunged, trapping passengers. many injured, some fatally, while rescue efforts rush to Manhattan and Marysville for aid.
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Kam
Lorward
Rarat
Riley
Poona
Meryaville
Manhattan
Maundalah
Loms Atwood
Topeta
Alma Ko Irlmin
Garrison
Ball
Warren Kailile
Knitile
Arias
Manhettan
Fancy Creek Bridge
Physician Kilared Topeka Bridge Crash
Kaw, Oct 16. Ben la Atweot, a local physician, was killed when his motor car left the Manhattan Railway bridge at Maryville, plunging through a bridge near Maryville. Reportedly several others were injured and danger signs spread as details filtered in from the West offices of The Rand.
Mass Guard Clears Charleston Ballot Counting Scene
An orderly effort to recount Democratic mayoral ballots in Charleston was disrupted by a fatal shooting and injuries. Governor Manning ordered militia guards as police recovered six suspects, with three charged for concealed weapons. a large fire caused extensive damage and an estimated loss of 300,000 dollars.
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Charleston
Manning
Democratic Executive Committee
John Jr. Grace
Persom
Elx
Brown
E.R. McDonald
Trial Begins October 18 for Rear Admiral William Little
Washington October 146. Rear Admiral William Little, retired, faces court martial on neglect and careless conduct as inspector at Fore River Shipbuilding, Quincy, linked to delays in submarine S 8 Yeo construction. Trial set in Boston October 13 after Navy inquiry into faulty submarine batteries causing short circuits since January 1934.
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Washington,d. C
Willam Little
Nia
Fore River
Quincy
Boston
Tria
Navy
Rockefeller Gains Land After Compromise at Pocantico Hills
Rockefeller and the Catholic Mission Society settled a dispute over 50 acres joining the Pocantico Hills estate. Rockefeller will receive the land after a purchase originally dated years ago with a $45,000 contract and a $10,000 down payment on an $68,000 total. The society had sought the owner’s fulfillment of the contract but has now purchased the tract elsewhere and sold it to Rockefeller.
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New York
Dann Dy Rockefeller
Catholic
Porrien Mission Society
Rockefiller
Pocantico Hills
Mr. Rockefeller
Ube Sovety R
Jéseph’ T. Avssanl
Sules
Society
Law
Rockefeler
Catholic Church Refuses Divorce Suit Ruling Involves Castellane Gould
A Vatican tied panel reviewed the annulment bid of Cagu Boni de Castellane seeks dissolution from Anna Gould Duchess of Tallexrand. The committee of cardinals and bishops did not decide but is expected to uphold the indissolubility ruling by the Rota. Castellane’s appeal to Vatican courts has lingered since 1910 as custody battles and potential remarriage implications loom large.
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Pope Benedict
Cagui Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
Tallexrand
Cardinsis Geral
van Rossum
Bisicty
Font de Castellane
Vatican
Ais
Paris
Wilson Plans Massive Army Expansion For National Defense
President Wilson approved a plan proposed by Secretary Daniels to build a large continental army alongside regular forces. The program envisions up to 200000 trained reserves, six capital ships, ten destroyers, and numerous submarines within five years, supported by expanded training and a larger National Guard. The aim is a mobile force exceeding 1.2 million in six years, with a six year enlistment for the continental army and a broad officer and training framework drawing on civil life and educational institutions.
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Washington, D.C
Byyails
Beewe Kunyvn
Wodey
Ike
Wilson
Wilson Hay
Secretarius Garrisin
Daniels
Daniels Las
Csinasios
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Carvison
Cegulac
Jono
National Guard
Continental Army
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Cailitare
West Point
West Point J
M~sierial Guard
AiTermeetit
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