Evacuation of Chihuahua City by the Federals
Fleeing residents headed toward the United States border as thousands abandon Chihuahua City under Federal escort. Wealthy families led by Salvador Mercado and General Mercado flee with cash and valuables amid rebel advance, while Governor Moye reports city’s fall and isolation.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mexico
Chihuahua City
United States
Luis Terhead
Terrazasre
Ces
Chihuahua
Salvador Mercado
Huerta
Chihua City
Federico Moys
Moys
Francisco Villa
Moye
Mercado
General Mercado
Nce
Mexico City
Terrazas
Mor. Moye
Noy Villa
Lsd
Ojinaga
Villa Dhe
Villa
Pascual Orozco
Madero
Bustle Fashion Returns as Old and New Styles Rise
The article contrasts old female fashion with a modern bustle trend, noting photographs of mothers and daughters in differing silhouettes as modistes push increasingly accentuated designs. It also recalls brief historical reflections on family attire and social change.
Wilson's Message in London Draws Mixed Editorials
The Times urges that U S tactics of watch and wait risk disastrous results if Huerta remains. It predicts Wilson will confront Mexico with a plan to restore order after Huerta’s removal. London papers differ, noting brevity and clarity in Wilson's message and weighing future policy.
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Associated Press
London
the Times
Mexico City
United States
Watch
Wilson
Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Standard and
Daily Graphic
The
Morning Post
Daily Mail
Danderine Promises Beautiful Hair for 25 Cents
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming it removes dandruff and hair loss after ten minutes. It promises hair becomes light, fluffy, wavy with abundant lustre and softness, and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores to prove their hair can be prettier and softer.
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Knowlton
Federals Leave Guayamas Unmolested by Rebels
Evacuation of Guayamas by Federal troops proceeded overnight with gunboats set to move them to Mazatlan or Manzanillo amid rebel restraint. Rebels near Guayamas reported Federal artillery dismounted for loading.
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Guayamas
Associated Press
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Mazatlan
Manzanillo
Ranch Superintendent Held for Ransom in Mexican Rebellion
W S Windham, superintendent of a Mexican ranch at Quimichis Tepic district, is reportedly being held by rebels. They demand a ransom of 5000 dollars for his release, with Windham sending a wireless message to former Senator Bard of Oxnar confirming the situation.
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W. S. Windham
Durance
Quimichis
Mexico
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
W. Ss. Windham
Tepic
Mex
Bard
Oxnar
W. S. Livingston
Pany
Oxford to send team for Penn relay races next April
Philadelphia reports Oxford University will send a four man relay squad to compete at the University of Pennsylvania event in April. Frank B. Ellis received a letter from Arnold A. S. Jackson accepting the invitation. Oxford may field milers capable of sub 4 20 with members Tabor Jackson and Rudd among them.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Oxford
England
University of Pennsylvania
Frank B. Ellis
Arnold A. S. Jackson
Oxford University Athletic Club
Tabor
Brown
Jackson
Rudd
Rich farmer kills his wife and himself in Kentucky
In Mayfield Kentucky on December 3 John Taylor a 42 year old wealthy farmer near Stubblefield shot his wife then his young son and afterward killed himself with the same weapon. The child is not thought seriously wounded.
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Associated Prose
Mayfield, Ky
John Taylor
Stubblefield
Euratty
Robbed Peter to Remunerate Paul Confesses
Grace Legendre 32 confessed to stealing between 2000 and 3000 dollars from a hotel where she was chief bookkeeper. She said the thefts were to repay three former employers who promised not to prosecute if she restitutioned the amounts. Total peculations: 1800 from a stove blacking firm, 300 from a sewing machine company, and 1000 from the hotel job.
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Associated Press
New York
Grace Legendre
Claims Mobilian Did Not Treat Her
Mrs. Alice Shear of Pensacola declares in a signed statement that she was illegally committed to the Meridian Mississippi insane asylum and challenges Dr. G E Gavin of Mobile who reportedly signed the commitment papers. She says Dr Luke Gavin treated her during a severe illness and saved her life, while the signatory physician never acted as her family doctor.
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Pensacola
Fla
Alice Shear
Meridian
Miss
G. E. Gavin
Mobile
Gavin
Luke Gavin
Three Men Die in Logging Train Wreck Near Aycock Florida
An Associated Press report from Pensacola dated December 3 describes a logging train near Aycock Florida that broke from its cars on an incline, killing three men.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Aycock, Fla
Three Killed and Seven Injured in Work Train Crash
A derailed work train plunged down a hill, killing Logging Superintendent Ezell Woods of Aycock Lumber Company, Fireman Walter Hovey, and an unnamed Black man, with seven others injured.
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Ezell Woods
Ay=cock Lumber Company
Walter Hovey
Resinol Ointment Offers Relief for Skin Ailments
An advertisement extols Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as quick healers for eczema tetter ring worm and various eruptions. It claims doctors prescribe them for eighteen years and notes safety on tender skin with affordable prices and a free trial offer from Dept. 29 R Baltimore Md.
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Dept. 29-R
Resinol
Baltimore, Md
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