Diaz Injured In Malecon Brawl With Mexican Group
General Felix Diaz and companions were at a Havana Malecon band concert when Mexican supporters of Carranza objected to remarks. A young man Pedro Guerrero reported Diaz insult prompted return, Diaz attacked with a knife, Diaz stabbed twice and beaten, police intervened as Guerrero fought. A shooter fired, striking Guerrero.
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Havana
Felix Dias
Malecon
General Diaz
Cecile Ocon
Mexico
Louis Malda
Pedro Guerrero
Dias
Diaz
Carranss
Guerrero
Lone bandit robs Burlington sleeper on westbound train
In Omaha the night express No. 9 to the west was boarded by a lone highwayman as it left Council Bluffs depot. He held up the porter and plundered several sleeping car passengers, escaping with about $500 in cash and five watches. The porter was forced to search six passengers, while the robber fled.
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Omaha
Neb
Burlington
Council Bluffs
Indiana Car Strike Ends After Arbitration Settlement
Indianapolis workers at the Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Co end a city strike after Gov. Samuel M. Ralston brokers an arbitration compromise. No union recognition is stated. Streetcar service to resume within twelve hours and the agreement bars further interference with car operation. Washington protests over the ritual murder case at Kiley, Ruawhn not to be sent through the state department.
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Indianapolia
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Lnto
Samuel M. Ralston
Washington
Kiley
State Department
Dr J A Holmes Returns From Alaska Coal Capote Probe
Dr J A Holmes director of the federal bureau of mines has just returned from Alaska after conducting a searching investigation into the coal capacity.
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Dr. Holmes
Federal Bureau of Mines
Alaska
Billy Jordan to Retire as Official Amid Shakeup
Fragmented OCR text notes Billy Jordan retirement amid upheaval. Mentions age two years and a transition to a position in Youngstown, New York area. Also references death of Michael Carter, described as a noted trainer, with vague ties to nationwide sports circles.
Navajo Indians threaten to massacre settlers
A plea for help to avert a massacre at Ship Rock Navajo agency in New Mexico came to U S Marshal Hudspeth From Agent Shelton the Indians threaten to kill whites unless prosecutions of eleven Indian outlaws indicted for riot and assault are dropped Hudspeth dispatched deputies and himself to the scene after news of the indictment he secured a promise from tribal chiefs that the indicted men would surrender on November 12 About 500 Navajos live near Ship Rock and many have not visited the agency or acknowledged U S authority.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Indian Agency
Ship Rock
New Mexico
United States
A. D. Hudspeth
Shelton
McKinley County
Hudspeth
Washington currency bill shift leaves senate deadlock
Washington report notes a Friday currency bill shift strengthens the administration bloc while leaving the senate committee in a temporary deadlock. Reed and O'Gorman rejoined Democrats as the committee voted to reconsider reducing the proposed regional banks from twelve to four. Crawford joined in the reconsideration but debate failed to produce a vote on fixing bank numbers.
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Washington
Senate
Iit
Reed
O'Gorman
Crawford
Democrats Expelled in Peking Parlia ment Crisis
The Chinese parliament faces a lack of quorum as Democratic Party factions clash. All 200 Democrats were expelled by presidential proclamation, undermining Sun Yat Sen’s former leadership now in exile in Washington. Federal aid to waterpower development gains momentum with Lane approving a 15000 dollar interstate project study for the Columbia River near The Dalles, Oregon. Borah, former mayor of Tishomingo, was convicted of murdering his wife and daughter and given 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 in New York politics graft probe
Fragmented OCR story mentions Malone Mitchell Wadley secretary suspect graft probe in New York politics. References John Purroy Mitchell Sulzer witnesses and various names with unclear roles in a potential investigation.
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Malone
Mitchell
Woebington
Wadley Pield Malone
Osielint
Alate
New York
John Purroy
New Feature of Currency Bill Would Centralize Reserves
Washington reports a proposed administration currency feature aimed at centralizing half bank reserves under a regional board in Washington. Senators Reed Hitchcock backed the plan, while Owen Pomerene Hollis O'Gorman and Shafroth opposed. The panel called the idea “up in the air” after a heated session. Manuel Calero, Liberal Party presidential candidate, was a passenger aboard the Corcovado en route to Havana.
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Washington
Senate
Owen
Oral Reserve Board
Reed
Missouri
Hitchcock
Repubicans
Vera Cruz
Manuel Calero
Liberal Party
Esteamer Corcovado
Havana
Sen
Calero
Rival Senators Face Off in Alabama Senate Race Photo
Richmond P Hobson and Congressman Hebsam of Alabama emerge as the chief rivals to Congressman Underwood in the contest for the U S Senate seat. A new photograph accompanies the feature, presenting the so called hero of the Merriman.
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Congressman Hebsam
Alabama
Underwood
United States Senate
Cast Firet Vote at Age of 103 in Portland
Historic voting note records a 103 year old resident, Sarah Toy WG, casting a first vote in Portland amid a late life political milestone. The event highlights civic participation across generations and the enduring reach of the electoral process in local communities.
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Portand
Sarah Toy
Burglar Punishes Wife Beater in Odd Home Invasion
A burglary incident ended with the intruder punishing a husband accused of wife beating. The assailant, unnamed, fled toward a nearby lane after the confrontation inside the residence. Police are investigating the sequence and seeking witnesses who saw the suspect leave the area.
Detective Shot by Blackmailers in Utah Ambush
Detective David Edwards, 45, of Pinkerton, was shot and critically wounded while attempting to capture masked blackmailers at a lonely Utah roadside ambush. The exchange followed threats to dynamite the Leroy Eccles residence, with Edwards saving 1500 in gold before collapsing amid gunfire from both sides.
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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 Works on Sabbath Over Mexican Problem
President Wilson broke his Sunday routine by working on the Mexican issue all day. He summoned Senator Ro committee for a two hour afternoon discussion and conferred with Secretary Bryan at night. The tone suggested a rapid move toward a climax with definite measures likely soon.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Thaw Habeas Corpus Plea Amid Extradition Dispute
Federal courts consider a writ of habeas corpus for Harry K Thaw after New York charges accuse him of conspiring to escape the Matteawan insane asylum. Thaw, captured near Coast rook Canada after his August sensational hearing, awaits an amended petition and possible extradition rulings as Evelyn Nesbit Thaw reacts to New Hampshire governor Felker’s decision.
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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 Lab Law Clause on Import Discounts
Attorney Reynolds interprets the new Lab law as authorizing a discount of per cent on goods imported in American vessels without altering treaty provisions. The subsection preserves existing treaties between the United States and foreign nations.
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Weabington
Reynolds
Lab
United States
Huerta Says New Congress to Decide Mexican Elections
Provisional President Huerta informs foreign diplomats that the newly elected congress will be installed within days and will decide the elections for president and vice president. Also reports ships and strike news and a strong earthquake near Messina with no damage.
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Huerta
Mexico City
Congress
Denver Five volu in men killed in Colorado strike clash
Denver Five voluiin men killed, two perhaps mortally wounded, one less seriously hurt, four troopers deported by strikers, two nonunion miners badly beaten and burned on the Denver & Rio Mace marked the resumption of hostilities by the strikers in the southern Colorado coal fields on Saturday.
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Denver
Denver & Rio
Colorado
Will Force Huerta to Resign
Washington officials said Huerta would resign if steps could be avoided, while Chicago reports a storm washed away several feet of newly built land along the lake shore. The pumping sand construction along the beach left about 150,000 dollars in damage.
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Washington
Huerta
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia Involved in Pedestrian Accident
A year old girl in Pottadam Germany was struck by an automobile driven by Prince Friedrich Leopold of Prussia. She died after the prince transported her to a hospital, details indicate the fatal collision occurred near the town.
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Pottadam
Germany
Friedrich Leopold
Prussia
Countess attacked as three men linked to smuggling report
A damaged police blotter note describes an attack on a Venetian Countess, wife of Captain Qgylons, with inspector W. B. Evans injured. Three men are suspected in a smuggling plot flagged in an early morning national beat.
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Ge Polo
Qgylons
Groote
Hen Drews
Col—Castome
W. B. Evans
Attacks Wilson's Palisy Cleveland
Ambiguous report notes Kewry Lane Williams criticizing the Wilson administration's policy. It mentions ending supplies to a region, a division of the department ordering shipments to Culhoa, and movement toward Norfolk with a New York bound steamer and wider voyage context.
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Wilson
E Palisy
Cleveland
Kewry Lane
Wileam
Masian
Wesh
Culuoa
Norfolk
New York
Ake
The Rounder and the Square Deal Surprise
A quirky exchange references a rounder and a square deal, noting a great surprise encountered recently. The dialogue hints at optical or metaphorical scales and the expectation of a fitting outcome.
Inverse Ratio and Johnny Come In for Half Brice Show
A brief courtroom style exchange reveals a judge discussing a performer named Johnny coming in for half a show. Hattie comments on needing to psy double, meaning two times longer to meet the show. The dialogue indicates a light, humorous adjudication about scheduling and performance time.
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Julia
Cas Johnny
Hattie
Fragmentary dialogue hints at social clash in stage scene
Snippet of a staged exchange shows characters Miss Moxley Miss Knox and Rapleigh arguing about gendered attitudes. The incomplete line suggests a social tension plot point and introduces two female figures amid a male presenter or observer.
Willing to Obtainiga. Lady of the House in Peddler Theme
A peddler and a persistent householder clash over an odd demand. The woman warns she will whistle for the dog, while the peddler stays calm and offers to roll a whistle. Published in Lippincott's.
Boston Hall of Fame question stirs crowd debate
In a lively exchange about the Hall of Fame, a speaker asks how many people Boston plans to admit. The responder insists on learning the city’s population first before estimating enrollment.
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Boston
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