Rebel Leader Sees Mediation Acceptance for Peace Conference
Washington May 29 General Carranza is seen likely to accept mediation principles and send representatives to Niagara Falls peace talks. President Wilson, citing information from Stiles, believes Carranza has opened a diplomatic path, with a letter to mediators signaling potential participation. Officials expect rapid developments as Carranza’s letter reaches A D C diplomats at Niagara Falls and mediation talks may soon advance.
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Cararanta
Niagara Valle
Pres
Wilson
Informa Stiles
Carranza
Niagara Walls
Carracea
Parcipate
Niagara Pally
Cisattels
Qarranen
A. D.C
Carrazzata
Mairtona
Sapek Ind
Conatique Waaalms
Wien
Partie
Niagara
Thare
Avery
Carranta
Kia
Bryan Y
John Rind
Wilkan
Carrera
Masico
Famine Looms As Mazatlan Weather Flows West Coast Crisis
A chaotic war era dispatch reports famine threats near Mazatlan on the West Coast of Mexico. Admiral Howard leads naval units amid rising temperatures, shifting winds, and deteriorating conditions. Quoted excerpts describe panic, warnings from physicians, and urgent expectations for relief within days as authorities brace for broader famine impacts.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
Magatlan
Admiral Howard
United Been Gorton
Lindincomtort
General Carranza Heads Delegation to Peace Conference
General Carranza leads a Rebel delegation toward a peace conference as negotiations loom. The Mexican political scene centers on his role in diplomacy and the prospects for settlement amid ongoing conflict. Delegation details remain tentative.
May Drive Out Germans In Huerta Conflict
May 29 Thares Monten reports German subject in rebel war territory may transfer ammunition via the Garni steamer landed for Huerta at Puerto Mexico. Villa expels Beantards from Chihuahua and hints that government would seek to bar further supply. Fog of deception, caution urged as ammunition claim fuels rebel distrust and territorial control.
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Villa
Huerta
Thares
Monten
de Garni
Puerto Mexico
Chihuahua
Ehettuge
Ile
Cerma Cid
Republican Convention Echoes at Haratond Aug 1
A garbled New York May report on a Republican convention discusses abstentions and a plan for a state convention at Haratond on August 1. The piece mentions various figures and a mix of names, reflecting a disrupted OCR capture with unclear details and fragmented sentences.
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New York
Chiode
Vida
Thier Simone
Tate
Haratond
Robert Browaye
Venice
Te Wile
Betwee Cowley
Obadeer
Wentidonior
Cat Reed
Gente
Walthyrie Americ
Sleep postures of animals across a broad survey
A fragmented discussion surveys how different animals sleep, noting species that lie on their sides, stand, hang by limbs, or rest with heads tucked. It mentions elephants, horses, cattle, parrots, penguins, owls, tortoises, storks, ducks, sloths, and others, comparing recumbent versus hanging or perched sleep, and muses on when sleep begins.
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Mather
Indie
Malayan
Bowie Walinala
Stiles
Mahin
Atla
Dirkoon
Dare
Solamn Facad George Queene anovince
The fragment notes Solamn Facad and George Queene with a reference to a portrait and a great mind. It mentions a joy of living and a mood of contemplation, possibly tied to the poet’s or artist’s reflection in Salem. The passage reads like a dated, decorative literary aside.
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George
Fragmentary notice yields unclear names and events
The readable text is garbled with misspelled names and scattered phrases. No coherent event, date, or entity can be established from the fragment, leaving no definite person, organization, or place to anchor a factual summary.
World News Roundup of Facts From Around the Globe
A wide array of brief items covers tolls of trade, politics, and science. Notes report Duluth waste paper sales, U S coal and cotton exports, German psychology cases, and canal traffic. Observations include New York police heroes, Austrian women’s suffrage, and rapid urban design ideas in Sydney.
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England
New York
United Stiles
Duluth
Germany
United States
Cleveland
Hia Jonaute
Paria
Alekel Colon
Iowa City
Towa
Chiewes
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Vienna
Tower Ace
Yale
Willian Batty
Bevighton
Selby
Mr. Batty
Wea
Fila
Port
Siother
South Norwalls
Coun
Chan
Preelty
Sydney
Australia
Introdice Tito Dos
Introdice Tito Dos Inedito
Nikopolis
Japan
Philippines
Luin
Egypt
Canadian Shield and the Birth of the St Lawrence River
Geology tale traces earth’s old crust forming Canada’s shield, the ancient trough that birthed the St Lawrence River, and the slow folding that created the Appalachian region. Details the breakup of ancient seas, sediment layers, and the shoreline that shaped eastern North America through time.
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Bea
Arbor
St Lawrence
Canada
Mars
Taprador
Lake Guron
Alaska
Junie
Bie
White Mountains
Maine
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Atlantic Ocean
Othe Appalachian Mountain
Towand
8. Lawrence
Bt. Lawrence
Labrador
Newfoundland
Cape Hreton
Defense of the Action Before the Industrial Relations Board
Judge Ben Lindsey and Major Edward Boughton testified at the U S Commission on Industrial Relations about the Ludlow strike. Lindsey criticized mine owners and defended militiamen while Boughton described the tent colony fire as accidental and blamed Greek elements. Lindsey warned of future violence if unrest continued.
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Ben Lindsey
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Mitterly
Mina
New York
United State
Edward J. Boughton
Hawas
Jobo Chase
Ludlow
Ben OD. Lindsey
Denver
John D. Borkatetlar
Major Boughton
Ladiow
Lingsay
Colorado
Garrison
Rockefeller
Green
Judes Lindsey
Maigeration
Society For the Prevention of
Iistrict
Supreme Court
Law
Hoya
Linder
Jadao Lindsey
Thor
Man shoots self at wife's grave in Ohio village
In Zanonville Ohio on May 29 Idwara Bloan 55 of Denver town shot himself at his wife’s grave in the village cemetery with a target rifle. The incident followed a troubled life and a grim quote from the Cleveland Plain Dealer is cited in the report.
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Zanonvile
Idwara Bloan
Denvertown
Wyself
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Announcements of Candidates For Congress and Local Office
Knox County voters are urged to support Curtis E. Mestride for the Democratic nomination for 17th Congressional District, and David B. Rawlins seeks Prosecuting Attorney nomination. Thomas B. Simmons announces his bid for county commissioner in Pike township, with primaries set for August 11.
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Knox County
Tam
Curtis E. Mestride
Haljed
Ttama
Thomas &, Aimmons
Pike Township
Attention! Five stallions at Mt Vernon and Waddell livery
Horse breeder Peter Pifer advertises four stallions for 1914 season at Mt Vernon across from Rinehart's livery and at Waddell's livery including Arlo pacer with 2 11 5 time and 2 06 24 tri. He touts Peter The Great sire 2 07 0 era and Denmarks strong breeding lines. Also features Eagle Denmark a Morgan coach stallion, Honfleur Percheron 9 years old, service fees ranging from 15 to 500 dollars, contact W O Korsn Citizen's Phone 364 Residence 104% W Gambier St.
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Mt. Vernon
Rinehart
Waddell
Knox County
Peter Piffer
Peter the Great
Allerton
Prince AX
Axworthy
Onward Cross
General Watts
Eagle Denmark
Ib. Reg
Percheron Soc
France
Pink Monkey Folklore Prompts Fatal Human Folly
A chaotic fragment cites H G Spurrell on a pink sobbing South American monkey said to foretell disease and death by haunting a victim three days of wailing then self destruction. The strange tale, linked to Colombian forests and tribal beliefs, is followed by a brief, unrelated comic line about potatoes tasting of gasoline and a cleaning tip.
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Colombia
H. G. Spurrell
London School of Tropical Medicine
Spoerrell
South America
Lachin
New York Mail
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