Ben Felix Diaz Injured in Havana Brawl
General Felix Diaz and companions were listening to a band on the Malecon when Mexican youths protested his remarks about Carranza supporters. Pedro Guerrero stabbed Diaz, others attacked Diaz party, a police officer intervened, and a gun fired wounding Guerrero.
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Ben. Felix
Diaz
Havana
Felix Dias
Malecon
General Diaz
Cecile Ocon
Mexico
Louis Malda
Pedro Guerrero
Dias
Carranss
Guerrero
Lone Bandit Robs Sleepers Aboard Burlington Train
In Omaha a lone robber boarded a westbound Burlington No. 9 sleeper at Council Bluffs just after midnight and held up the porter then robbed several sleeping car passengers. About $500 in cash and five watches were taken before the thief escaped. The porter was forced to search six passengers in the car.
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Omaha
Neb
Burlington
Council Bluffs
Indiana Car Strike Ends After Arbitration Settlement
The Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co strike ends with Gov. Ralston brokering arbitration. Street car service to resume within twelve hours. settlement prohibits further interference with operations though no union recognition is granted. Separate item notes U.S. protests over the ritual murder trial being held in Kiley Roashn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolia
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Lnto
Samuel M. Ralston
Dr J A Holmes Returns From Alaska Mining Probe
Dr J A Holmes director of the federal bureau of mines has just returned from Alaska where he conducted a searching investigation into the coal cartel.
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Dr. Holmes
Federal Bureau of Mines
Alaska
Billy Jordan Retires From Official Post After Prices Plunge
The text notes Billy Jordan plans retirement after charges linked to price changes. It mentions an official amnesty and a move to Youngy ile New York, with references to Michael Carter and trainers nationwide. The piece hints at a public obituary tone and broader industry shifts in sports training.
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Billy Jordan
Jorden
Woldiens Lai
Youngy Ile
New York
Michard Carter
Coe
Thiroug
Qotees
Dolvinne Fen Mere
Navajos threaten massacre of settlers at Ship Rock
A federal warning from Ship Rock on the Navajo reservation in northwestern New Mexico spurred U S Marshal Hudspeth to deploy deputies and form a posse after Indians pledged to surrender indicted outlaws. The appeal said riots and assaults prompted the agency forces to fear violence if prosecutions continued.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Indian Agency
Ship Rock
New Mexico
United States
A. D. Hudspeth
Shelton
McKinley County
Hudspeth
Currency bill shift stirs Washington deadlock in senate panel
A Friday shift in the currency bill bolstered the administration bloc but left the senate committee in a temporary stalemate. Reed and O Gorman rejoined Democrats and the panel voted to reconsider cutting the regional banks from twelve to four. Crawford backed reconsideration but debate failed to set a final number.
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Washington
Senate
Iit
Reed
O'Gorman
Crawford
Democrats Expelled In Peking Parley Crisis
The Chinese parliament dissolves amid factional fights as leaders push government to restore credentials of less hostile Democrats. Around 200 Democrats expelled by presidential proclamation formerly led by Sun Yat Sen, now in exile in Washington. Federal waterpower cooperation gains momentum as Lane approves 15000 dollars for Columbia River project investigation near The Bulley Oregon. Moke AR W. Borah, ex-mayor of Tishomingo, convicted of murdering his wife and daughter and sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Peking
Democratic Party
Sun Yat Sen
Washington
Lane
Columbia River
Bulley, Ore
Moke
W. A. Borah
Tishomingo
Prisuinmont
Malone and Mitchell linked in debated graft probe in New York
Fragmented OCR details a corruption inquiry involving Malone, Mitchell, Wadley Pield Malone and others. Mentions John Purroy Mitchell, Sulzer, and graft allegations around a state secretary and collector, with references to a 7 tied to a championship context and various names, all in a confused register.
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Malone
Mitchell
Woebington
Wadley Pield Malone
Osielint
Alate
New York
John Purroy
New Currency Bill Feature Aims Central Bank System
Washington outlines a tentative central bank style feature for the administration currency. The plan would centralize half the reserves with regional banks under a new Oral Reserve Board in Washington for the banking system’s aid and convenience. Reed and Hitchcock supported the plan. Owen Pomeren, Hollis, OGorman, and Shafroth opposed. Calero, Liberal candidate, traveled aboard the Corcovado en route to Havana.
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Washington
Senate
Owen
Oral Reserve Board
Reed
Missouri
Hitchcock
Repubicans
Rival Senators Face Off in Alabama Race Photo Highlight
Richmond P. Hobson and Congressman Hebsam of Alabama emerge as principal rivals to Congressman Underwood in the bid for a U S Senate seat. The item notes a new photograph of the so called hero of the Merriman episode.
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Congressman Hebsam
Alabama
Underwood
United States Senate
Cast Firet Vote at Age of 103 in Portland
An elderly voter aged 103, identified as Sarah Toy, cast a first vote in Portland amid a ceremonial turnout. The event highlighted long lifetime civic participation and community interest in the election process.
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Portand
Sarah Toy
Burglar Punishes Wife Beater in Local Incident
A burglary report describes an assailant punishing a man accused of beating his wife. The event occurred in a residential lane with the suspect restraining the husband and fleeing after the confrontation. No injuries or legal outcomes are detailed in the readable fragments.
Detective Shot by Blackmailers in Utah Outrage
David Edwards a 45 year old Pinkerton detective in Opion Utah was wounded during a failed attempt to arrest blockhands who had threatened and dynamited the Leroy Eccles residence. Edwards carrying 1500 in gold was shot but survived, with at least twenty shots fired from both road sides as residents witnessed the exchange.
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Opion
Utah
David Edwards
Pinketton
Te Iringen
Cot
Leroy Eccles
Leroy Rh. Eccles
Edwards
Eccles
Ralph E. Bristol
Shotgus
Bis
President Wilson Works On Sabbath On Mexican Issue
Washington reports President Wilson spent Sunday on Mexican problem work. He summoned Senate committees for a two hour discussion and held a late conference with Secretary Bryan. Indications point to a rapid move toward a climax and possible actions soon.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Thaw's Habeas Plea Moves Amid Extradition Fight
Federal courts hear a writ of habeas corpus for Harry K. Thaw, with New York County charging conspiracy to escape Mattewan insane asylum. Thaw, captured near Coast Rock, Canada after August 17 publicized arrest, faces extradition and petitions amended to include Evelyn Nesbit Thaw.
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Thaw
New York County
Matteawen
N. Y
Stanford White
Coasthrook
Canada
Montress
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Felker
New Manpehire
New York
Harry K
Harry
Weabington Law Clause Lets Discount on Imported Goods
Attorney Reynolds interprets the Lab law authorizing a discount of a per cent on goods imported in American vessels but insists the subsection cannot abrogate impair or affect any treaty between the United States and foreign nations. The proviso remains intact.
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Weabington
Reynolds
Lab
United States
Huerta says new congress will decide Mexican election
Provisional President Huerta writes to foreign diplomats that the newly elected Congress will be seated soon and will consider the elections of the president and vice president. He cites pacification efforts and cites major reasons for dissolving Congress as context.
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Huerta
Mexico City
Congress
Denver Five killed as strikers clash with militia in Colorado
Strikers in southern Colorado coal fields resumed hostilities on Saturday, wounding two nonunion miners who were beaten and burned. Four state militia troopers were deported, with one more hurt. The incident marks a renewed flare in the coal region labor conflict.
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Denver
Denver & Rio
Colorado
Will Force Huerta to Resign
Washington reports indicate provisional president Huerta may resist stepping down though officials say such steps might be avoided if possible. In Chicago, several feet of new land along the lakefront were washed away by Lake Michigan storm last Monday, with sand pumped from the lake bed destroying the beach area and damages estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Washington
Huerta
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Prince Friedrich Leopold Involved In German Accident
A one year old child in Pottadam, Germany was struck by a car driven by Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia. The infant died after being taken to a hospital by the prince.
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Pottadam
Germany
Friedrich Leopold
Prussia
Countess Gnet by Countess and Polo World War Era Slashed Attack
In a chaotic early morning incident a Venetian family member, identified as the Countess, was attacked in quarters tied to Captain Qgylons. A smuggler and an inspector were wounded, with several messags suspected of involvement. Local officials, including Inspector W. B. Evans, were present as the scene unfolded.
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Ge Polo
Qgylons
Groote
Hen Drews
Col—Castome
W. B. Evans
Attacks Wilson's Palisy Critique of Administration Policy
Fragmentary OCR notes describe criticism directed at President Wilson over policy. Mentions Mr Lane Williams and a naval supply line to Cuba and Norfolk. Confused wording references orders affecting shipments from New York to ship Vara Ores and broader duties, with unclear subjects and places.
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Wilson
E Palisy
Cleveland
Kewry Lane
Wileam
Masian
Wesh
Culuoa
Norfolk
New York
Ake
The Scales Tell From Her Eyes Asthur
A fragmentary exchange describes a surprising event as one speaker recalls a square deal from a rounder in a cryptic, period voice. The dialogue hints at deception and social wit within an unclear scene.
Inverse Ratio Ponders Odd Exchange At Show
A whimsical courtroom style exchange features Judge and participants debating a comic faux confrontation. Johnny comes in for half Brice, one eye noted, Hattie jokes about doubling costs to meet the act, adding a playful twist to the scene.
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Julia
Cas Johnny
Hattie
Fragmentary Confrontation Cited in Court Room Exchange
A clipped courtroom exchange references Miss Moxley and Miss Knox amid remarks that a witness or party “hates men.” The fragment suggests a heated public interaction or cross examination with introductions implied and a dramatic tone.
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Miss Moxley
Rapleigh
Knox
Willing to Obtiga Lady of the House Peddler Dialogue
An odd dialogue from a Lippincott's excerpt features a persistent peddler and a household lady. The peddler remains calm while the lady issues a warning about whistling for the dog, hinting at social tension within a domestic scene.
Boston Hall of Fame question sparks population joke
A playful exchange questions how many people Boston would need to reach Hall of Fame status. The speaker retorts that they cannot answer until they observe and learn the city's population. The remark blends local pride with a lighthearted challenge.
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Boston
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