Collapse of Rebel Forces Shakes Diaz Regime
A brief dispatch from Washington notes continued unrest in Mexico as rebel hostilities persist despite some strategic setbacks. Reports indicate Gen Diaz’s forces remain fragmented with small garrisons guarding key nodes while Beltran and Zapatista factions consolidate, sparking uncertainty about a swift restoration of order. Captain Hughes praised for Cruz actions. A T Hughes to depart for the scene.
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Assocte Ji
Washington
Tie
Amd
Diaz
Cruz
Prac
Elena
Canada
Beltran
Hughes
Scutar Prince Heads Brigade to Liberty Road
In BUDBLETIN Oct 24 reports Kirk-Killisseh captured by Bulgarian army opening path to Adrianople. Montenegrin troops near Scutari nine miles from the Turkish town. King Nicholas meets his sons. Prince Mirsky commands brigade and urges troops toward liberty and progress for Scutari.
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Softa
Kirk-Killisseh
Adrianople
Rieka
Montenegro
Scutari
Nicholas
Malissori
Skla
Prince Mirsky
Detchitch
Tushi
Servia
Servian Gain Near Kumanova and Novi Pazar Clash
Belgrade reports parts of the Turkish town of Kumanova captured as Turkish artillery is silenced. Desperate fighting continues around Kumanova and Novi Pazar was taken after three days of severe combat with heavy Servian and Turkish casualties. Constantinople cites a Turkish defeat near Kumanova and says Servians suffered enormous losses while Turkish forces pursue them. the Servian army is described as four divisions strong.
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Belgrade
Kumanova
Vratya
Novipazar
Constantinople
Battle Rages Between Adrianople and Kirk Killisseh As World Watches
Reports from London indicate a major clash continues for two days between Adrianople and Kirk Killisseh. British officers speculate 70,000 Turkish troops guard the line while the main Ottoman army approaches. Observers note Bulgarian positions at Kirk Killisseh give them the edge in terrain.
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London
Balkan
Turkey
Adrianople
Kirk Killesseh
Kirk-Killisseh
Turkey May Protest Over Greek Exodus and Funds Amid Balkan War
Washington officials weigh whether the United States could tacitly permit Greeks in the U S to send earnings home to finance Balkans war efforts against Turkey. No protest by Turkey yet and no armed expeditions have left the country, but international law raises delicate questions about free speech, money transfers, and potential breach of peace.
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Washington
Turkey
Balkans
United States
State Department
United State
San Antonio Weather: Showers Tonight and Friday
For San Antonio and vicinity the forecast calls for unsettled showers tonight and on Friday. A risk of light rain, with cooler, windy turns possible as a prelude to weekend changes.
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San Antonio
Weather observations from several U S cities
At 8 am reports show Chicago 42 clear with NW wind 6 miles per hour, Saint Louis 40 clear SE wind 4 mph, Milwaukee 30 cloudy W wind 4 mph, Saint Paul 38 clear S wind 6 mph, Kansas City 42 clear S wind 18 mph, New York 52 cloudy N wind 12 mph with possible rain tonight or Friday, Boston 56 cloudy E wind 12 mph with rain tonight and Friday, Washington 48 cloudy NW wind 18 mph with Friday fair and colder.
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Chicago
Louis
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Forty-fifthers Used Boys To Rob For Fifty Cents In New York
In New York on October 24, testimony in a police court showed an organized gang known as the forty-fifthers employed young boys to carry out robberies. Three boys about twelve years old testified that Clark instigated the crimes and the gang paid the youths fifty cents to a dollar per job. Clark was held on $1500 bail for examination.
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New York
West Forty-fifth Street
John Clark
Clark
Forty
Forecaster Buell Eyes Clear Weather for Jubilee
Major Allen Buell of the weather bureau says San Antonio remains unsettled but the forecast calls for fair weather tonight and tomorrow. He adds he expects no rain for the Harvest Jubilee, despite the current conditions.
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San Antonio
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Faithful Unto Death At Ontario Dog Sacrifices Master
Ontario Wis Oct 24 Ernest Revels a young farmer today called his dog to him petted it and then shot it through the body Revels then turned the gun upon himself When friends aroused by the shot arrived they found the dying dog licking the hand of his dead master.
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Ontario
Wis
Ernest Revels
Revels
Alamo Paving Company Gets Charter in Austin
The Alamo Paving company of San Antonio filed its charter in the state department. Capital stock is 25000 dollars, divided into 250 shares of 100 dollars each. Incorporators are J. H. Nelson T. M. West and R. L. White with J. B. Symthe and T. S. Reed serving as directors. Also approved today was an amendment to the American Hospital Association of Texas charter increasing capital from 6000 to 10000 dollars.
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Austin
Tex
Alamo Paving Company of
San Antonio
State Department
J. H. Nelson
T. M. West
R. L. White
J. B. Symthe
T. S. Reed
American Hospital Association of Texas
Miss Evans Re Arrested for Failing to Report
Miss Gladys Evans the militant suffragette was re arrested in Dublin for not reporting to police as required by her license. She was remanded for a week with bail denied after a five year term for arson at Theater Royal.
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Dublin
Gladys Evans
Miss Evans
Theater Royal
Asquith
San Antonio Jubilee Opens with Auto Race Fever
San Antonio celebrates a jubilee with the auto meet feature as gates open early and crowds pour in for races won by Heinemann in Cinco. Oldfield’s Benz places second while Raimey in the Ohio “99” fails to finish amid a bustling day of parades, bands, and suffrage exhibits.
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Heinemann
Oldfield
Benz
Raimey
San Antonio
Major Jones
San Antonians
Johnny Raimey
George Clark
Christie
Equal Franchise Club
Womans’ Club
Retail Merchants’ Association
Retail Merchants
One Wilson Dies One Lives With Mixed Identities
Two men named Charles E. Wilson were sick at the county hospital in Los Angeles. After one died, the corpse was sent to Philadelphia for the other’s burial, a mix up uncovered when the surviving Wilson learned his own fate. The hospital notified the dead man’s sister while the other widow awaited news.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles E. Wilson
Claries E. Wilson
Philadelphia
Charles B. Wilson
Yuma
Ariz
Wilson
Clara Wilson
Campaign for Two and a Half Cent Rail Fares Favors Texas
Dallas report says the Texas State Realty association heard W R Allison urge a campaign for two and a half cent rail fares to Texas. He said home seekers’ rate rose $7.50 and railroads promised a reduction but did not deliver. Attendees included H E Dickinson O P Riley and P R Weatherford. no action was taken.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Texas State Realty Association
W. R. Allison
Houston
Committee On Colonization and Immigration
Allison
H. E. Dickinson
San Antonio
O. P. Riley
P. R. Weatherford
Fort Worth
Ares
Stamp on Check Mail Leads to Sal Army Inquiry
A $100 check payable to the Salvation Army Company was found in a post office letter box without an envelope. A one cent stamp on the corner secured its delivery. Salvation Army headquarters reports the name on the check is unfamiliar and banks are closed for inquiries.
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Salvation Army Company
Salvation Army
Roosevelt Gains Strength as Campaign Returns Near
Colonel Roosevelt remains in seclusion at Oyster Bay but shows rapid recovery. Dr. Scurry Terrell reports the patient in excellent condition after a long night’s sleep and walking about the house more freely than since his return.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Scurry Terrell
Riots by Berlin Women Rampage Over Meat Prices
Riots in Berlin's Wedding district intensified as about 2000 women raided four butcher shops, smashed premises, and stole meat. The manager was seriously injured and shops were barricaded. Police were deployed with strong force to the north Berlin district known for prior disturbances.
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Berlin
Attacked and Robbed Near Home on Delaware Street
Fritz Finegge, a building contractor, was assaulted and robbed by a highwayman shortly after 11 last night near his home at 303 Delaware Street. He received head and facial injuries dressed by Dr. M. Weinfield. injuries not serious. Police investigate. Fluegge described the assailant and loss of a few dollars.
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Fritz Finegge
Delaware Street
M. Weinfield
Flueggé
Fluegge
Identified Mexican Farmer Believed Murdered in Potter s Field
Francisco Rincones of Willis Texas was identified as the man buried in an unmarked city cemetery grave after an investigation by Detective Shiraz and Patrolman Flores. He had visited the Barnum Bailey circus on October 7 with $100, was found unconscious in an alley, and died at the city hospital. Survived by a widow and ten children, Rincones owned several hundred acres near Willis. An arrest is expected as a suspect is under surveillance.
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Potter's
Francisco Rincones
Willis
Tex
Shiraz
Flores
F. Rincones
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Laredo Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Monterey Street
Rincones
Two Liquor Licenses Sought In Place Of Forfeited Permits
Joseph Adolph Christen and Alejandro Vidal petition in county court for licenses to replace two forfeited permits held by Carlos Munoz and Manuel de Leon after Comptroller W P Lane estopped their permits. Hearing set for next week. Saloons tied to revoked licenses remain closed pending district court suits to rescind comptroller action.
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Carlos Munoz
Manuel de Leon
W. P. Lane
Joseph Adolph Christen
Alejandro Vidal
Mountaineers on Trial for Murder of Clan Leader
Winchester October 24 Twelve of the fourteen men indicted for the murder last March of former Breathitt County Sheriff Ed Callahan were to go on trial in Winchester. Mrs Tillan Gross Callahan’s daughter who helped gather evidence arrived with witnesses despite danger claims. Callahan, a Breathitt clan leader, was shot from ambush in front of his Jackson store. Indictments allege a conspiracy by the Deaton clan and others to kill him.
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Winchester
T.y
Ed Callahan
Breathitt County
Tillan Gross
Callahan
Breathitt
Jackson
Deaton
Jury Retires. Becker Case Deliberations Continue In Rosenthal Murder
Justice Goff outlined that Becker's guilt hinges on whether Sam Schepps was an accomplice and declined to instruct the jury. He warned the panel to base findings on evidence, not counsel, and noted Rose Webber and Wallon as accomplices while leaving Schepps undecided. Becker remained calm as the eight hour summation wrapped with instructions against a manslaughter verdict.
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New York
Justice Goff
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Sam Schepps
Goff
Rose
Webber
Wallon
F. MclIntyre
Rosenthal
Guily
Suse
Goft
Jack Rose
Schepps
Mexico City Theater Brief on Government Troops Movement
Disjointed OCR fragment describes government troops and police actions in Mexico City theater area. Mentions Diaz Ordaz, Diaz Ordaz era figures, rebel officers, and federal forces converging as spied activity and marching troops are referenced with unclear details.
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RA Cruz
Pelix Dingtrol
Mexigo
Joaquin Blowels
Tampia
Castro
Yg Diaz Ordaz
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