Seven federal generals flee Chihuahua toward US border
In Suarex Mexico on December 3 General Francisco Villa said seven federal generals who evacuated Chihuahua City with about 2,000 troops plan to seek refuge in the United States to avoid rebel capture. Led by Salvatore Mercado, the group is believed to cross the river at Presidio and face possible arrest by US forces at Marfa.
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Presidio
United States
Marfa
Antonio
el Paso
Chi
of Orozco
Ynez Sal
Mercado
Fed
Salazar
Orozco
Villa
Sol S
Chihuahua
Seral
Phat Mercado
Federico Moye
Deral
Diane
Carlos A. Heberlein
Los Angeles
Jens Mercado
Heberlein
New Haven dissolution confidently expected
Conferences between Attorney General Mc Reynolds and Eliott of the New Haven board produced a hopeful view that a dissolution plan meeting the government's demands and restoring New England transport competition could be reached soon without court action. Verhoyansk in northeastern Siberia is noted as the coldest inhabited town with winter highs about 85 degrees below zero.
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Associated Press
Washington
McReynolds
Eliott
New Haven Board
New England
Verhoyansek
Siberia
Chancery Court Docket Highlights Multiple Decrees
Court notes show references and motions in several cases including Parker vs Meener Parker and Alba vs City Railroad Com al with terms set for reference and de pro confesso, plus Jones vs Carrie New Jones and Mobile vs B Schottgen with petitions, affidavits, and decree pro.
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Chancery Court
Thomas
G. Bs
Kate T. Tours
Mary A. Kim- T. Touart
Mrs Nannie Huggins Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Nannie Huggins relict of Prof Huggins died Tuesday night at the family home near Congress Street. She leaves two sons from her first marriage, Wilmer and...
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Nannie Huggins
Huggins
Vehue
Congress
Wilmer
Sommers and Frank End New Orleans Tenure
Charles Frank, president-manager of the New Orleans club in the Southern Association, will leave January 1 to become Southern representative for the Cleveland club of the American League. The deal is done and contracts remain to be signed. Frank, with the Southern Association thirteen years, has won six pennants and his clubs finished outside the first division only once.
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New Orleans
Charles Frank
Cleveland
Frank
C. W. Sommers
Southern Association
Great Uproar in Parliament Over Zabern Crisis
In Berian on December 3 the imperial parliament erupted after a provocative speech by German War Minister Erich Von Falkenhayn defending the army over the Zabern disturbances. Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg took part in the debate but offered no concrete measures, urging harmony between garrison and Alsace civilians.
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Berian
Erich von Galkenhayn
Zabern
Bethmann-Holweg
Alsace
Badham Blocks Tax Commission Test Case
In Montgomery on December 3 Henry L. Badham refused to testify about coal from mines in which he is interested and to produce books. The State Tax Commission halted its test case on whether leaseholds are taxable separately from land. Chairman Mooring said the matter would be referred to the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court for possible action.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henry L. Badham
Birmingham
Bibb County
Centerville
State Tax Commission
Badham
Mooring
Commission
Fourth Judicial Circuit Court
Kentucky Farmers Win Legislative Pooling Law Argument
Washington December 3 Arguments in defense of the state law enabling farmers to pool their tobacco were made to the supreme court by Kentucky Attorney General Garnett. He contended the statute did not conflict with the Sherman act. Before pooling, buyer combinations kept tobacco prices below production costs, driving many farmers into bankruptcy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Garnett
Kentucky
Gasoline Price Cut Ties War Between Oil Firms
Standard Oil of Missouri reduced gasoline prices by half a cent in St Louis, the third cut in a month. The move is pitched as part of a wartime price battle with Pierce Oil in the Missouri market.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Standard Oil Company Today
Standard Oil Company
Pierce Oil Corporation
Missouri
Words of Praise for Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
A sworn testimonial touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as life saving for a Roanoke Texas woman. It cites relief from pain heart trouble neuralgia and improved sleep and appetite after five treatments. The letter urges readers to try one dose and mentions a free booklet and a local mobile Alabama pharmacy listing.
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T. A. Neall
Roanoke
Texas
Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Mobile
Ala
Bienville Pharmacy
St. Francis St
Gaston Buys Timber for Fairhope Trestle
President E. B. Gaston of the Peoples' Railroad Company of Fairhope Alabama announced a contract for 150000 feet of heavy timber to be used in the construction of a trestle on that line near Fairhope Alabama. Construction work is to begin at an early date.
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E. B. Gaston
The
Peoples’ Railroad Company
Fairhope
Ala
Suit to collect judgment against West Shore Traction stockholders
A suit to collect a judgment and costs of 86.97 obtained in the inferior civil court by R. P. DuValle was filed in the chancery court against Thomas A. Yeend Harry T. Hartwell M. J. McDermott W. B. Delchamps Charles G. Ollinger and W. M. Turner stockholders of the West Shore Traction Company. The sheriff's return showed no property found.
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R. P. DuValle
Chancery Court
Thomas A. Yeend
Harry T. Hartwell
M. J. McDermott
W. B. Delchamps
Charles G. Ollinger
W. M. Turner
West Shore Traction Company
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