Huerta Opens Mexican Congress With Dismissive Message
President Huerta read a terse message at the Mexican congress opening session, explaining his motive to dissolve the prior assembly and urging conduct aligned with the new order. The chamber observed a restrained, businesslike tone as Catholic party absentees skewered rumors of leadership change. The United States envoy was absent, and British Minister Sir Lionel Carden arrived late amid rumors of further abstentions. Gunman Antonio Concha received fourteen years for pistol possession under the Sullivan act.
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Mexico
City
Huerta
New Mexican Congress
Congress
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Messi
Eduardo Tamrez
Tamarez
Porfirio Diaz
Nelson ‘O'Shaughnessy
Lionel Carden
Gunaman
New York
Antonio Concha
East Side
Bing Sing
Detective Belcher Shot During Mine Protest
Trinidad Galomtr Miner Miner Belcher, a Baldwin-Fells detective employed by Coal operators, was shot and killed on Thursday. Jewls Zancen, an eight Greek miner, had been arrested.
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Trinidad
Galomtr
W Belcher
Jewls Zancen
Fatal Shootout Near Liven Nevada Reported
A violent incident in Liven Nevada left Fred Wisk and another person dead after an armed man attempted to rob a speeding automobile on a Thursday night. Authorities describe a highwayman confrontation and ensuing fatal injuries.
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Fred Wisk
Pansen Eer
Mexican miner kills three Utah officers in Saratoga Springs ambush
Chief J. W. Grant and Deputies Nephi Jensen and Otto Witbeck of Bingham were shot dead Friday near Saratoga Springs. Ralph Lopez, a Mexican miner, escaped after killing John Bald ez during a quarrel at the Highland Bay mine cab. Bloodhounds tracked him through snow as officers pursued. trail led south toward Mosida and Tintic mountains.
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Bingham
Utah
J. W. Grant
Nephi Jensen
Otto Witbeck
O'Clock
Saratoga Springs
Ralph Lopaz
John Baldes
Lopaz
Mosida
Tintic Mountains
Lopaza
Staive
John Balder
Highland Bay
Yampa
Mouricune
Baldez
Ardor of Red Men Cooled by Storm at Shiprock Agency
Medicine men press to rally more Indians for an uprising near the Shiprock agency in New Mexico but face little success as weather and authorities dampen support. One accused brave surrendered to the agency and awaits orders from the Santa Fe marshal, while officials hope for a peaceful settlement without bloodshed.
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Farmington, N. M
Nla
Beautiful Mountain
Shiprock
United States
New Mexico
Indiana
W. T. Shelton
Hiprock
A. D. Hudapeth
Santa Fe
Shelton
Mrs. Wier Not Guilty In Gown Theft Trial
In Cheyenne Wye the jury acquitted Mrs Joseph L Wier wife of an army officer of alleged theft of gowns from Mrs J Cecil. The United States district court trial concluded with a verdict of not guilty late Friday afternoon.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Mra
Joseph L. Wier
J. Cecil
United States District Court
Maraqos Leave Mexico Under Consulate Protection
Maquero party led by Vera Crus-Evarista Daniel Madero and others seeking refuge at the American consulate were moved to the battleship Rhode Island and then to the scout cruiser Cheater. The Cheater may take them to Havana or transfer them to the Ward liner near Progreso if Morro Castle is sighted. The Maderos claim a Huerta-linked death decree targeted them. In Kansas City Kansas a 20 year old Agneg Pate banks killed herself after a fortune teller predicted her fiancé would drink and be unfaithful.
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Vera Crus
Evarista
Daniel Madero
United States
Rhode Island
Havana
Progreso
Vrens
Huerta
Kansas City
Ile
Agneg Pate Banks
Kan
Smallpox Response Closes Benton Ward Schools in Behoo Kansee
Twelve smallpox cases were found in the Benton ward fashionable residence district Behoo Kansee City during the last week. The board of education closed the ward Friday as a precaution. President to Take Vacation Washington will be on a ten day holiday recess. no New Year’s reception at the White House.
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Kansee City
Benton Ward
Board of Education
Washlixn
Wilen
Congress
Federation Uphside President Seale Washington Report
The American Federation of Labor announces new leadership in Seale Washington amid attempts to adapt policies. The report notes internal debates on intervention and service reforms shaping the federation’s direction.
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Seale
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Denver-Lorin Albright Sentenced After Looting Trial
Denver-Lorin Albright, convicted of looting, was taken to Lear Epworth Friday to begin a sentence of one year and one day. In Washington, Archie Lewis, head of a robe room in a Supreme Court building, died Thursday amid a turbulent period in public service.
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Denver
Lorin Albright
Lear
Epworth
Wanblogtos
Deluge
Washington
Archie Lewis
German shipping eyes profit from Panama Canal opening
Maritime experts say the canal will boost U S and European trade, with Germany expanding fleets and capital and major liner services diverted to pass through once the canal opens. Western Canada and Pacific coast states anticipate increased freight and emigration driven by new access to South America, Australia, and Asia.
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Berlin
Germany
Panama Canal
United States
Panama
Orient
Australia
Pacific
North
South America
Caniaa
Pacific Coast
New Zealand
Huerta Awaits Move Amid Prolonged Session Promise
Mexico City reports President Huerta appears serene as rumors swirl about his quitting, but Congress has begun a prolonged session with pledges of further meetings. Officials deny dissolution and emphasize ongoing political maneuvering.
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Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Congress
Truax pleads guilty to pension fraud case in federal court
Bune mont vot Truax f years old son of a civil war veteran surrendered to authorities and pleaded guilty to defrauding the government of 129 monthly for seventeen years by drawing his father's pension. Judge Boerquin sentenced him to Aftecs months at Leavenworth and a $200 fine. In Salt Lake City Japanese man Ogawa was slain. Yarshiro Shimo charged with the murder is jailed. A later report notes a U S cruiser South Dakota incident in a Golden Gate harbor with a biplane dropping a sand bomb. Also Florida land lottery indictments returned by a federal grand jury. Grange Convention delegates left for the Netinoal Grage gathering in Manchester New Mexico.
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Bune
Mont—Vonn Truax
United States
Boerquin
Leavenworth
Salt Lake City
Frank Ogawa
Yarshiro Shimo
Ogawa
Ghimo
Amnet Office Opens 15 Now In Operation
The article outlines broad authority for studies of marketing farm products to cut wastes in material time energy and money. It aims to lessen producer consumer gaps and determine efficient systems, with specific studies planned. Idaho Supreme Court upholds constitutionality of the corporation license law in a Boise decision.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Idaho
Northern Gifford
Toad
District Court
New Pierce County
Steele
THA Supreme Court
Will Be Me Recess Legislation Heads to Next Year
A reform push foresees a legislative pause into next year as lawmakers weigh revisions. If enacted the measure would shape policy direction and budget timing for affected agencies.
Woman’s band demands 500 dollars as joke arrest follows
Joseph B. Hig sinbotham, 49, of 1760 Wanblagton Avenue, was arrested Sunday evening after a street prank claiming a band demanded 500 dollars. In Sacramento an initiative petition for an eight hour law shows 12,378 signatures and signals likely placement on November ballot.
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Joseph B. Higsinbotham
Wanblagton Avenue
Sacramento
Cal
Italian Socialists in the Giolitti Senate Draft
In Rome the list of new senators Giolitti will present to the king includes two reformist Socialists who, if confirmed by the king, would become the first Socialists to join the senate. The move signals the party's potential expansion in the upper chamber.
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Rome
Giolitti
Army Protects Gultraget in Spanish Moors Clash
In a recent engagement between a Spanish column and Moors, the Spanish column held a position while suffering two killed and wounded. The Moors’ casualties were reported as large, with details unclear in the damaged text.
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Morres
Clarmidh
Murocco
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
An OCR fragment mentions a site opening on Saturday at a Mary Cursom area in Ringe Cones la with an event tag. Details are incomplete but indicate a public sale or opening event in a local district.
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Gaurday
Ringe Cones
Vaudeville Show Sparks Stranger Debate Over Entertainment
A disjointed street scene at a vaudeville venue features Brown arguing with a stranger over expectations and payment. A quoted exchange reveals frustrations about entertainment value, travel costs, and a personal setback as the stranger explains he came to escape home life rather than be entertained.
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Brown
the the Atranger
Domestic mix ups and stern maid at Mamehoster Gutian
Tk fretting over unrest after a servant returns with groceries. The mistress dismisses the problem with a practical note about bread, marmalade, and a morning meal. Ellen, the maid, insists she will work only if she is paid and allowed to fly into her tasks.
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Sbe
Elles
Ellen
A Coming Business Man
A child dubbed Teddy rushes into the home shouting that a neighbor named Mrs John Som promised him a penny after he relayed his mother’s remarks about her. The mother insists she never said such things, offers an apple, and praises the boy for his wit while noting the penny reply.
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Teddy
Drunken Man Encounter Reported By Street Car Call
A garbled OCR item recalls Riley on a trolley where a conductor ends a ride with a warning to a drunken man. The text mentions a perceived "Riley's next treat" and a terse exchange as the car nears streets named in confusion. The fragmentary report lacks clear names, places, and dates.
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Riley
Hibey
Wes Ball
Matlona
Fragmentary 19th Century Text Suggests Cigar Brand Choice
A garbled passage mentions a man favoring women, a clerk presenting a new cigar brand named The Su tragetie, and a startled woman reacting to a dominated scene. The readable lines hint at consumer choice and character dynamics in a period-voice excerpt.
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Bane
Mires Gants Clans Refer Language Gap Clues
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion of kinship terms and language growth. It references Franciscan or French sounding phrases and questions about leakage or timing. The readable text is fragmented and lacks concrete events, places, or proper names to confirm a clear news item.
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