Rebels Press Federal Trench Line at Ojinaga
Rebels advance from Chihuahua toward Ojinaga as Huerta’s forces retreat to the river. U.S. troops scout the border while four thousand rebels push from the interior. 500 federals flee into the Rio Grande, many drown or are captured, with reports of some casualties among officers.
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Presidio
Tex
Ojluaga
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Mertrenthes
Omnaga
Mezlo Jihveriin
United States
Yuah
Huerta
Ortera
Villa
México
Ojindaa
Ojimaga
Ojinaga
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Army Site
Weah
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FIGHTING 18 GENERAL FOR AN ENTIRE DAY IN TEXAS BORDER
Army headquarters reports sustained fighting between rebels and federals at Ojinaga and surrounding areas from sundown yesterday. One clash began near the village of San Francisco, about three miles northeast of Ojinaga, with another firefight six miles farther. At Mulato General Rodino’s forces, about 2000 rebels, are believed to be advancing. Communication with Presidio was via Marfa by a 67 mile telephone link to the border.
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Army
Presidio
Ojinaga
San Francisco
Ofinaga
Mulato
Rodignos
Geneal Beliavet
Prestito
Marfa
Hatfield Seeks Unity in Republican Party Reunion Plan
Charleston Dec 35 Governor Henry D Hatfield outlines a plan to reunite Republicans and align with Progressive policies. He notes reforms from Washington, endorses state authority over delegate selection, and argues for a united party to advance platform promises and win electoral support. He aims to unify factions, preserve party ideals, and push progressive governance.
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Republican Party
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Virginia
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Hatfiild
Natonal
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Washington
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Supreme Court
William M
Dawson
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Oll
United States
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Nhat
Canvans
National Committee
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Congress
Alauka
Colunbia
Téland Poe
Intense Cold Grips France and Iberian Peninsula
Paris reports unprecedented winter slap with temperatures dropping to near minus four to minus six Fahrenheit in southern Britain and Iberia suffers. Storms lash the Mediterranean Atlantic and Channel coasts as heavy snow blankets Paris and northern departments.
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France
Spain
Portugal
Brangehan
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Channel
Sent to the roads for railroad yard mischief
Wit Shaffer was sentenced Tuesday in Jabtles T. Go Nico warner'n court to six days on the county rounda and ten train riding in the local railroad yard. Arthur Gilmore and Albert Hart received sentences in the same court.
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Baltimore & Olio
Wit Shaffer
Nico Warner
Arthur Gilmore
Albert Hart
Bankruptcy hits New York chain stores in December
Six enterpris es controlled by the Gleget Storey Corporation in New York and Moston were thrown into bankruptcy proceedings in federal court. The annual gross business was estimated at 340,000,000 but Christmas sales fell short, harming banking credit. The Fourteenth Sheet New York and Oranton Company were among affected recoveries, with Suny of the city not tied to the chain.
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Tay Sanociav
New York
Gbleget Storey Corporation
Moston
Trenity
Simipron~ Oranton Company
Suny
Road Sentence For Failure to Obey Court Order
The court sentenced W McClowd to ten days in jail for failing to comply with a court order to leave the city. Previously tried as Rev OHA Chante nf securing women for tumoral purposes. Magistrate T. G. Nicor Warner presided. McGroud had promised to leave but did not, resulting in arrest and quick sentencing.
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Portoitre
McClowd
Maistrate T. G. Nicor Warner
McGroud
Alleged Wife Beater Before Justice in County Jail
Aural Darrison awaits a hearing before Justice Jackson V. Carter in Ko County Jail on a charge of unlawfully beating Oli Morrison at their home on the city’s Past End area Monday evening. Darrison was arrested Monday by Officer William Peat and a police party on a warrant issued by Dustlee Carter. Mrs Morrison’s account says Morrison fought back after breaks in the home windows prior to the incident.
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Aural Darrison
Inko County
Matheny Arrested in Robbery and Wife Abuse Case
Matheny was arrested Monday at 3 PM in Water Nipot County Jail under charges of robbery and sex crimes against his wife, age 17, alleging coercion and threats. The case involves alleged force to compel relations and a prior marriage ending in a prison sentence for bigamy. Police Chief Harry Brooks and Magistrate D G Nices searnay will preside at 2 PM hearings.
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Watar Nipot
Imendtal
Warradis
Harry
Brooks
D. G. Nicessearnay
Matheny
Mathur
Omicera Poxt
McGlavd
Washington
Cornerstone Laying At St Mark's In Park and Mutam
Gornerstone Andge Thomas Jacobs of New Martlyayillg will lay the cornerstone for St Mark's at 8 o clock New Year's Day. Speakers Rev Dr. K Probat Fairmont and Revs W S Dyalnger Wheel ing A F Richardeam Evangelical Lutheran Synod of West Virginia will participate. Church choir will provide special music. Public invited.
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Thomas Jacobs
New Martlyayillg
Atatal
West Virginiay
Thuir Teaternity
St Mark
K. Probat
Fairmont
Ohurett
W S$. Dyalnger
Wheeling
A. F. Richardeam
Evangelical Tutheran Synod of
West Virginia
Verdict of Guilty in Roulette Wheel Case
A criminal court jury returned a verdict of guilty on Tuesday afternoon in the case of Eur Koolan and Ed Moran charged with operating a roulette wheel. The court proceedings concluded with the jury delivering its decision after evidence was presented by the prosecution. Sentencing details were not available in the report.
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Eur Koolan
Moran
ELES' DO MEET Regular lodge gathering tonight
A regular meeting of the local lodge of Icha will be held in the lodge room tonight. Members are reminded to attend and discuss agenda items and lodge business in a concise session.
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Icha
MS O'S
Congress Too Tame For This Young Man
Sanford Kirkpatrick voices strong disdain for Congress, urging quicker action and bold leadership. He emphasizes his background as a revenue officer and long service in the internal revenue service shaping his stance.
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Congress
Sanford Kirkpatrick
Internal Revenue
Elk Lodge Seizes Tale of Elk With Bike Trophy
A historical report recounts an Elk Lodge event where a tame elk was shot for a mounted trophy after a hunt by members journeying to Huttonaville. The party paid $160 for skinning and mounting, with extra payments for teeth, and planned a public display and a forthcoming entertainment show in January.
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Unitey Stata
Ad Bros
Mlle Jeden
Lomboydare
Hutton
Heike
M Doe
Col. Hatton
Elkina
Huttonaville
Aetomatha
Mill Gueel
MecCoft
GooNeikoy Wilsom
Tinttonavile
Wilson
Charles Bidet
Taxi Darmlet
Willianmport
Hiktjia
Tts
Nelson Wilson
Poston
Law
Sala
Second National Bank of Pittsburgh to reopen with 4 million capital
Big Bank Atom synspment in SUTTSBURG reports that the Second National Bank of Pittsburgh will attempt to reopen within weeks after a stockholders meeting announced a firm plan to restore the bank with 4 million dollars in capital. The treasury department will be asked for permission to resume business. The bank has been in the hands of a receiver since its closure, with no distribution of 94 million dollars. The initial rehab steps include examinations by clearinghouses to secure its elimination.
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Atom Synspment
Suttsburg
Pittbure
Ordur
Treasury Department
Parmimon
Firat
National Bank of Pituborg
Depantte
Convicts Escape Attempt Reported at Local Jail Yard
A chaotic escape attempt involved associates of a Boston gang who climbed a window and crawled over the yard wall before surrendering to a watchman. Three others faced charges for minor offenses as the scene unfolded around the gate and wall.
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Arthur’ Quinlan
John Black
Suffragists and tax law face scrutiny in treasury view
Treasury officials weigh provisions of a Tacoma tax by women as supporters urge relief and enforcement. A proposed $800,000 appropriation funds collection and education measures to detect and prosecute violators, with the Internal Revenue Commissioner authorized to pay necessary costs for trial and punishment.
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Ema Bocin
Washington
Tacoma
Treasury
Local judge group to assemble for cornerstone ceremony
All members of the local Maxonic Judge are requested to assemble at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the Maxonic temple to take part in the cornerstone laying ceremonies, the same afternoon at the new Lutheran church on Park Avenue.
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Maxonic
Maxonic Temple
New Lutheran Church
Park Avenue
Queen Mother Sophia of Sweden Passes On
Stockholm Sweden December reports the death of Queen Mother Sophia of Sweden after a long illness. The late queen, connected to Nassau by family ties, faced a lingering ailment before passing away. her legacy includes a long marriage to the late King Otto and a noted golden wedding anniversary.
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Sophia OF
Sweden
Stockholm
Sophia
Nassau
Wiesbaden
Oncur
Ueoar
Edward Burke Dies After Long Illness At 50
Edward R. Burke aged 50 of Pale Grounis residence died after a long kidney ailment. He passed at local hospital Monday evening. Daughter Lilian Burke survives. Funeral arrangements set with local church services and burial at Walter cemetery.
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Edward R. Burke
Pale Grounis Weiltion
Barke
Ie Liltien
Burke
Trunk of Body Recovered in River Harbor Mystery
Detectives pursue a mystery after a trunk found in a river near Philadelphia is linked to a death. Authorities report a body inside, with investigators focusing on a suspect described as a young sailor or dock worker. The case remains under active inquiry with no definitive identification announced.
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