Huerta Addresses Mexican Congress in Grim Opening
President Huerta appeared before the new Mexican congress and read a terse message explaining his motives for dissolving the old body. The session opened amid few demonstrative crowds with Catholic party members largely absent, and the United States was not represented. Gunman Antonio Concha was sentenced to fourteen years in Sing Sing for pistol possession under the Sullivan law.
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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 Strike
Trinidad miner Galomtr W Belcher, a Baldwin-Fells detective hired by coal operators, was shot and killed in an unmade Thursday incident. Jewls Zancen, an eight Greek miner, had been arrested in connection with the event.
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Trinidad
Galomtr
W Belcher
Jewls Zancen
Fatal Highway Ambush Near Liven Nevada
A man named Fred Wisk was killed Thursday night in Liven Nevada when a highwayman attempted to stop his car. Police reported the assailant fled the scene. motive and details remain unclear as investigators review the roadside incident.
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Fred Wisk
Pansen Eer
Mexican miner kills three Utah officers in ambush
Deputy Sheriff Nephi Jensen and Deputy Otto Witbeck, both of Bingham, and Chief J. W. Grant are shot and killed near Saratoga Springs Utah by Ralph Lopaz a Mexican miner after an early morning dispute at the Highland Bay mine cabin Baldez was found shot nearby and Lopaz fled into snow ahead of pursuing bloodhounds with the trail leading toward Mosida and the 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 Aid
Medicine men push to recruit for uprising at Shiprock agency but face declining support as weather clears. Indians encamped near Beautiful Mountain, seven Braves sought by the U.S. court resist capture while one accused warrior surrenders to W. T. Shelton. Officials hope for settlement without bloodshed as school work cited by agency destabilizes resistance.
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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 Found Not Guilty In Gown Theft Case
In Cheyenne Wyoming the jury tried Mrs Joseph L. Wier, wife of an army officer, for allegedly stealing gowns from Mrs J Cecil. The United States district court verdict returned was not guilty.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Mra
Joseph L. Wier
J. Cecil
United States District Court
Maquero Group Leaves Mexico and Seeks Harbor
Vera Crus-Evarista Daniel Madero and others fled to the American consulate and were moved to the USS Rhode Island. They were later transferred to the scout cruiser Cheater with orders toward Havana, with plans to board the Ward liner if interception occurs near Progreso. The Maderos claim Huerta sentenced them to data. a fatal decision follows.
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Vera Crus
Evarista
Daniel Madero
United States
Rhode Island
Havana
Progreso
Vrens
Huerta
Smallpox Outbreak Closes Benton Ward Schools in Behoo
In Behoo Kansee City Ma Benton ward fashionable residence district closed Friday by the board of education after last week discovery of twelve smallpox cases among pupils. President to take vacation Washlixn there will be no New Year’s reception at the White House. Present Willen announced during Congress holiday recess he would take ten days vacation.
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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 adapts a new intervention policy at Seale Washington amid internal dispute. The article notes leadership changes and a push to reform processes within the federation and address opposing factions and governance concerns.
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Seale
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Denver-Lorin Albright Sentenced for Looting Crimes
Denver-Lorin Albright, terrorized May 20 and convicted for looting, was sent to Lear Epworth Friday to serve a year and one day. In Washington, Archie Lewis in charge of a robing room died Thursday, marking a troubled week for federal service.
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Denver
Lorin Albright
Lear
Epworth
Wanblogtos
Deluge
Washington
Archie Lewis
German shipping eyes Panama Canal boom and profits
Western Canada and Pacific coast states stand to gain as the canal opens. German experts predict a continental commercial boom with increased freight, capital expansion, and rerouted routes for liners to orient and Australia. The United States and German shipowners anticipate dramatic shifts in trade flows to the Pacific coast 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 Appears Serene Amid Uncertain Move
Mexico City reports President Huerta facing pressure from enemies yet maintaining calm as rumors spread of US action and Congress possibly dissolving. Officials insist Congress will hold a prolonged session and Huerta may stay in office.
Fraud charges loom in pension scam case
Bune Truax, son of a Civil War veteran, pleaded guilty to defrauding the government of 129 dollars monthly for seventeen years by drawing his father’s pension. Federal Judge Boerquin sentenced him to fifteen months at Leavenworth and a 200 dollar fine. A second item reports a Japanese killing in Salt Lake City, with Yarshiro Shimo jailed. motive linked to a quarrel over money. A separate note covers a U.S. cruiser South Dakota and a biplane dropping a sand bomb near midships. Indictments allege mail fraud in Florida land lottery sales. The Matlenes Grange Convention delegates head to Delaware for the forty-eighth national meeting.
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Bune
Mont—Vonn Truax
United States
Boerquin
Leavenworth
Salt Lake City
Frank Ogawa
Yarshiro Shimo
Ogawa
Ghimo
Office of Amnets 15 Now Operation
The broad authority aims to study marketing farm products to cut wastes in material, time, energy, and money. It seeks to shorten the producer to consumer gap and determine systems delivering most economical services for possible adoption. Specific studies will begin later.
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Coughes
Will Be Me Recess Legislation Projected Next Year
A government body signals a possible recess on proposed legislation and hints at implementing the measures early in the coming year. Officials indicate the move aims to align with anticipated policy priorities and budget considerations for upcoming sessions.
Arrest of Hig sinbotham Overband Demand Joke
Joseph B. Hig sinbotham, 49, of 1760 Wanblagton Avenue, was arrested Sunday evening after a band demanded $500 but declared it a joke. Sacramento reports an eight hour law initiative with 12 378 signatures is likely to appear on the ballot next November.
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Joseph B. Higsinbotham
Wanblagton Avenue
Sacramento
Cal
Socialist Senators Named for Italian Upper House
Rome reports Premier Giolitti will submit a list of new senators to the king. Two reformist Socialists are named among those who, if approved by the king, would become the first members of their party in the senate.
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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 forces suffered two killed and wounded. The Moors' defenses held a strong, occupying position as the clash ended with unclear outcome and ongoing tensions in the region.
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Morres
Clarmidh
Murocco
Lotion-ahe Mune opens new shop in Mary Cursom area
A newly opened store named Lotion-ahe Mune began operations Saturday in the Mary Cursom area amid local interest. Community officials attended the ceremony, highlighting new jobs and nearby services.
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Gaurday
Ringe Cones
Vaudeville Night Ends With Quiet Traveler
A man attending a vaudeville show says he had no complaint and paid nothing by comp. He walked there from nearby and planned to escape home life, stating his wife was cleaning, while another attendee noted the show did not entertain or punish him.
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Brown
the the Atranger
Domestic Servant And Mistress Clash Over Purse Strings
A servant returns from shops with groceries and overhears her mistress complain about the cost of eggs. The master replies with a philosophical shrug, saying they will manage with bread and marmalade in the morning. Ellen, the servant, asserts she must finish her task despite tension.
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Sbe
Elles
Ellen
A Coming Business Man
Ma exclaims as Teddy bursts in claiming Mrs. John said she would give him a penny. The mother denies ever talking about her and calls him a wise little lad. She offers an apple for his cleverness in repeating the tale.
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Teddy
Drunken Man and Riley On Streetcar Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a drunken man on a trolley car and a confrontation with a conductor. Riley appears involved, with exclamations about treating someone and a reference to a Hart or Hulson. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Riley
Hibey
Wes Ball
Matlona
Unclear fragment hints at a gendered sales exchange
A partial OCR fragment shows a conversation about cigars and a store clerk suggesting a new brand, with unclear names and context. The text is damaged and nonsensical, offering limited readable details about a cigar purchase or brand recommendation.
Fragmented OCR note on growth and hints of names
The readable text hints at a discussion about growth and identity with scattered phrases about panes, inkers, papresemied as Feor and Prancince Chreatole. It preserves no clear events or individuals but shows obstruction in legible details.
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Magtra
Terese
Anthony Caminetti
Caminatti
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Swief
Agent 16
Kansas City
Ile
Agneg Pate Banks
Kan
Mrs. Harriett G. Daley
Mire, Daley
Capitol of
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Federation Uphside
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Geema
United Gtates Wii
Smarvens
Mexico City
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Womb
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Nauienal Indisg
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Federal Grand Jury
Matlenes Grange
Manchester
N. M
TNE
Amnets 15
Great Benet
Idaho Supreme Court
Boise
Supreme Court
Idaho
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Toad
District Court
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Steele
THA Supreme Court
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