No Quarter in Monterey Battle Destruction Report
Dispatch describes fierce fighting between Federal defenders and Constitutionalists in Monterey Mexico. Firebombed streets, a burned general’s residence, wrecked rail facilities, and hundreds of burned railroad cars signal massive destruction with heavy implied casualties.
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Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Mex
Zig
National Railway Station
Miguel
Mexico
Government Palace
Golfo
Vanderbilt Syndicate Plans Defender Construction
Bristol Nov 10 actual construction on the Vanderbilt syndicate’s candidate for America’s cup will start December 20. Bronze used will be similar to that in the 1995 defender.
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Bristol
Vanderilt Syndicate
Glynn's first appointments seen as gauge of factions
Albany Nov 10 The new governor Glynn faces a pivotal first legislature with several key posts to fill including two public service commissioners a state health commissioner a state prisons superintendent and a supreme court justice. Democrats have learned he aims to unite the party and cut costs and he says he will not seek re election.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Glynn
William Sulzer
Supreme Court
Harvard Team Shows No Injuries Saturday
Harvard's football team arrived home in Cambridge after a hard battle at Princeton. Trainers saw no bruise or sprain among regulars, and, in view of their heavy workload, they will be given a layoff Monday.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Princeton
Mrs Bache Declared U S Citizen After Two Year Battle
New York November 14 1914 After a two year contest the United States Court of Customs Appeals ruled that Mrs Jules S Bache wife of a New York banker is an American citizen and that her official residence is New York City. She had argued her home was Paris and she planned to return there. The case noted her maiden name Florence R Scheftel daughter of Adolph Scheftel a retired merchant.
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New York
United States
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Jules S. Bache
Alabama Baptist Pastors Meet In Enterprise Four Days
The Alabama Baptist ministers gather in Enterprise, Alabama, for four days this month. The official program lists a 7 50 pm Monday start, with a series of praise services sermons and church development topics led by J M Springfield J Ross Baker L L Gwaltney and others.
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Baptist Ministers of Alabama
Enterprise
Ala
SNC 20
W. J. Elliott
J. M. Springfield
Ross Baker
Oyelika
M. J. Harris
Ozark
J. A. Cook
Montgomery
J. M Susingti
L.L. Gwaltney
O. P. Bentley
Ww. I. Feienan
Ballard
LJ. V. Brown
Owyliam Herbert
W. L. Richards
H. R. Arnold
I. N. Gwaitney
T. ©. Reese
D. Mallory
J. M. Phillips
Mobile
Committee On Co-operation
Judson Centennial
Preston Blake
Kidney Health Tone Hints and Conference Agenda
An old ad urges rad salts to flush kidneys amid claims meat causes kidney issues and lists a long conference schedule with speakers and devotional times across Tuesday to Thursday including ministers and mission topics. It blends remedy advertisement with religious meeting details and events.
U D C Convening in New Orleans Amid Delegates
United Daughters of the Confederacy prepares for its annual convention in New Orleans with about 1500 delegates and visitors. Notable officers include President General Mrs. Alexander White of Paris Tennessee and Treasurer General Mrs. C B Tate of Pulaski Virginia among others.
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New Orleans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
South
Alexander
Bb. White
Paris
Tenn
C. B. Tate
Pulaski
Frank G. Odenheim
Whites and Blacks Mix Up in Dallas County Fight
Selma reports a race clash two miles east of Tyler at a Negro party. White men Joe Kelley and Allen Prough are seriously injured by gunshot wounds while many Black attendees suffer cuts from knives and razors. A World War era whiskey is blamed for sparking the trouble.
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Selma
Ala
Joe Kelley
Allen Prough
Tyler
Five Men Gas Victims in a Small Bedroom
Five men were found dead in a compact bedroom of a Pacific Street tenement in Stamford Connecticut. They perished from gas asphyxiation during the night with one man waking early and possibly causing the fatal gas release. Victims named Stephen Arcade 50 Peter Arcade 48 Peter Arcade 26 Joseph Decanto 22 and D Editano 20.
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Associated Press
Stamford
Conn
Pacific Street
Stephen Arcade
Peter
Joseph Decanto
D. Editano
New Orleans and Arkansas officials to open sessions with grand ball
New Orleans corresponding secretary general and Mrs Orlando Halliburton, Little Rock registrar general, are among officers expected to attend the opening session. An elaborate social program is planned, highlighted by a grand ball at the Atheneum.
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New Orleans
Orlando Halliburton
Little Rock
Ark
Atheneum
Louisiana convention begins to refund baby bonds in Baton Rouge
The Louisiana state constitutional convention met at the state capital to consider refunding the $11,108,000 baby bonds due next January. Short term notes are expected to be authorized with longer term notes later when money markets ease. An extra session of the legislature will be convened to ratify the action.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Mexico News Sparks Reader Interest on Dull Days
A quiet period in American newspapers is enlivened by stories from Mexico that catch the eye of curious readers. Locals consider international dispatches a welcome break from routine pages.
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Mexico
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