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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1913
Page
2
UBS LNE reports a brighter mood as engagements set plans for the morrow and Saturday. Bailie McTavish and Mr. Jarvie discuss future dinners with the Buchanans and the chance to avoid gloom in the city.
Howard Ellett, president of the New Haven and Hartford railroad, spoke at a New York luncheon about a boastful millionaire and his Raphaelis Louis Seize furniture Gobelins and Aubuns sons while a mixed ad jingle for teething syrup and eccentric inventions appeared in the text.
In Ciudad Juarez 2000 rebels led by General Pancho Villa captured the town in a dawn attack. About 40 people were killed in the fighting. Villa's force lost around five. The federal garrison of 400 offered weak resistance and reached the town center only after the surprise assault.
Villa led about 2500 constitutionalists to Ciudad Juarez capturing the city. Federal officers fell into his hands and scores of prisoners were executed in retribution. The action underscores the volatile border conflict and Villa’s aggressive raid.
A new power in front of the White House urged attendance at Sunday's meeting with Mulholland as speaker. The scene represented the capital’s closest approach to militancy in the national suffrage campaign amid a tight contest with Nashville, Tennessee, for seventeen of thirty-two votes cast.
John Redmond the Irish leader and his wife were attacked on a Durham train by a suffraget who scattered flour from a bag over the pair. An attendant ejected the woman and police took her into custody.
Washington conference to discuss practical methods of cooperation between federal and state food dairy and drug authorities. Seventy officials from forty states the District of Columbia and Porto Rico will attend at Secretary Houston's invitation to consider enforcing and reconciling national and state laws.
A fragment from St. Petersburg notes reports a constitutional Democratic party push to appoint a committee to draft a bill affirming equal rights for Jews within the Russian constitution era. The text cites debate over citizenship and civil equality amid ongoing reform efforts.
Fragmentary lines mention happiness and doctors with bargain days. The text includes garbled phrases and names that resemble mixed snippets without clear context or complete sentences.
Rev Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pa suffered dropsy for a year with swollen limbs and exhaustion. After using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling subsided and he regained strength. Ad promotes the remedy at 50 cents a box from Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
A Melbourne reader describes a severe facial ailment that began as a pimple and spread to the eyes causing blindness fears. After trying salves with no relief, he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment samples and, within twenty six days, was cured.
A customer notes the shop advertises its own price while the manager replies they do. The exchange implies a promotional pricing claim and a confirmation of self set prices during a transaction.
The readable content is too fragmented to identify a clear event, person, or organization. No verifiable facts present to summarize into a proper news card.
A new Texas liquor law took effect on Monday amid political maneuvering as Congress debates currency drafts and possible Thanksgiving adjournment. In Mexico City President Huerta’s new congress was formed. he discussed potential U S intervention and signaled readiness to resist it.
Austin reports Texas liquor statutes known as three law clauses take effect at midnight curbing sale of intoxicants. Prohibitions include state shipments into dry areas and limits on liquor advertising by dealers. Some lawyers interpret the law as barring newspaper ads in dry communities.
Andrew Hawkins, 70, travels with his son to the latter’s home hoping to spend his remaining days there. The description notes his silvery hair and eyes bright with an unusual light as he looks toward the outside world.
New York reports a nationwide appeal to abolish useless Christmas gifts and promote intelligent giving. August Belmont, president of the Sougé, opens the 1913 campaign against insincerity at the opening meeting.
In Ti Paso reports seven men are known to have been executed in Juarez since Francisco Poncho Villa and his rebel forces captured the city, a note on the harsh aftermath of the raid.
A tremor struck Messina in Sicily around 2 o'clock Sunday causing considerable alarm among residents and visitors as aftershocks were reported.
The record shows repeated adjournments with no business transacted while lawmakers debated a naval holiday and other measures. Senator Pittman and Chamberlain introduced bills on relief for Seward peninsula miners and Panama Canal service grade advancement. Representative Hensley spoke for a naval holiday and Clark presented a W T U protest over funeral oration reprinting.
Nogales Sonora reports Gen Venustiano Carranza will not seek any peace in Mexico unless Huerta is fully removed. In Nebraska Mrs Lydia Butler widow of Nebraska's first governor is seriously ill at her brother A S Story's home after transfer from an Indiana sanitarium.
Delegates from southern states of the suffrage conference refused a formal greeting, objecting to the organization of the body. The action was taken on the grounds that certain elements within the Confederacy opposed the move.
An old excerpt recounts a union between a young heiress and a foreign nobleman. The woman offered affection while observers question whether the spouse’s intentions centered on wealth.
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