Villa as Mexico's only stable ruler in chaos
A report to the state department quotes Kyrie B. Price calling Villa the man capable of sustaining an administration in Mexico. Other officials share cautious views that Villa, not Carranza, could be the power to restore order in the southern republic, amid discussions of a possible extra session of Congress.
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Union News Service
Washington
Villa
Mexico
State Department
Kyrie B. Price
Amens General
Mexico City
Ttme
United States
William B. Tent
California
Carranza
Sheriff Joseph Raper Dies Sudden in Auto Crash
Joseph Raper sheriff of Pawnee county Nebraska died suddenly two miles east of Summerfield Kansas of heart disease while driving home. He had been transacting business in Summerfield and appeared in good health after a hearty dinner. death came without warning and his companion acted to take control of the vehicle to avoid a crash.
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Topeka
Kan
Joseph Raper
Pawnee County
Nebraska
Summerfield
Sheriff Raper
Gus Doertelat
Barada
Christian Church
Harvard
Hastings Chautauqua
Liebers
Gage County
Fapulton
Masonic Lodge
Charies Burns
M. E Church
Western
Cedar Bluffs
St. Paul
Ed Nichols
Seward
H.C. Letson
Red Cloud
Wilson
Nebraska City
Beatrice
Falls City
Roy Haggerty
Lincoln
Blue Springs
George
John Everett
Avoca
Thomas Endicott
Alliance
John J. Ryder
Omaha
League of American Municipalities
Milwaukee
William Grady
Crab Orchard
Bernstein
Harry Huntington
M. E
Pawnee City
Columbus
Shadrach Chafia
Humboldt
Earl Thompson
Broken Bow
Weat Point
Tecumseh
Frank Morrissey
John McClatchey
York
Switzerland
Adams County
Hastings
Wilson May Not Call Extra Session In November
President Wilson told callers no extra session in November was contemplated unless extraordinary emergency. He said key items like the Clayton antitrust bill and Alaska coal leasing would complete the current session and that October 15 was the tentative adjournment date.
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Washington
Wilson
Italian kills bunkmate then hidden by city marshal
Superior Ned Samuel Francie an Italian shot and killed Antonio Gareo his bunkmate at the cement plant last Wednesday night. He was captured by the Carieton city marshal and is in Nelson county jail. Sheriff Jones and Deputy Leeds sought the suspect near Carleton and Alexandria and learned he was held by Carleton marshal. The suspect reportedly confessed to the shooting.
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Ned
Samuel Francie
Antonio Gareo
Cement Pient
Carietom
Nelson
Sherif John Jones
Leeds
Carleton
Alexandria
Davenport
Shortage in mail change prompts US Treasury request
In New York a coin shortage has grown acute. Members of the Independent Retail Tobacconists Association say a request in the association’s name has been sent to the U S treasurer to move more small denomination coins to the city.
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New York
Independent
Retail Tobacconists’ Association
United States
German Cruiser Off California Coast In World War I
Reports describe fresh German troops in volatile west coast actions with hand to hand fighting. Reinforcements possibly up to 70 000 arrive as colonial troops head to the front. German forces show signs of fatigue while Allied repulses and advances continue.
Battle of the Aisne Continues as Allies Hold Front
British and French forces push along the Aisne as German attacks persist. Berlin dispatches claim hammering French lines while Belgian artillery repels German crossings near Antwerp and Fort Duffel.
GermansRepulseAllies In France And Baltic Front
Berlin reports the French front holds with heavy German artillery hammering positions while Allied attempts fail. Argonne losses are heaviest as German lines advance. Simultaneously, a major battle with Russia on a broad front from the Baltic proceeds with German reinforcements.
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Berlin
Sayville
S. 1
France
Argonne
Antwerp
von Hindenberg
Enormous casualties reported in early World War I
A New York letter cites French losses for six weeks through the Marne at about 200 000 to 210 000, with British losses described as large relative to their forces. German losses may approach 500 000 in the western theater, amid Russian battles. Vienna reports crowded hospitals and 10 000 new beds planned, while a Berlin notice denies a Warsaw Zeppelin capture.
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New York
France
Battle of the Marne
Vienna
Venice
Via
Paria
Captured German Count Among War Heroes at Sea
A fragmentary report notes the capture of a German count at sea during the war, highlighting the involvement of notable heroes in naval operations. Further details are unclear in the text.
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Count von Bue Eee
State funds and local maintenance figures surface in Nebraska notes
The column compiles a state treasurer report showing maintenance fund balances for Chadron Kearney Peru and Wayne normals with appropriations and unexpended amounts. It also notes milk value comparisons, chiropractic licensing debates, banking conditions in Nebraska, and assorted local items from university football to fairs and incidents across counties.
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Union News Service
George
Normal Board
Wayne Normals
Peru
Chadron
Susan Keen Tee
Batamee
Sein Eens
Kearney
Ssue
Ballance
Lyda E B Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
An anonymous tester in Sterling Conn and Massena N Y reports relief from female ailments after using Ly dia EB Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She describes heavy bleeding turning watery and invites others to write for details.
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Massena
N. Y
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Remarkable schoolboy 11-year attendance earns 11 medals
In a small town report a pupil bears an unusual record by attending one school for 11 years without absences and earning 11 medals. The mother notes illness as the reason for a few gaps, and humor punctuates the tale with anecdotes about learning and everyday wisdom.
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