Seven Day Fight for Capture of Ojinaga
Special Nugget Service reports on the seventh day of the battle for Ojinaga with heavy artillery exchanges between St Jose hill and rebel positions behind city defenses. Federals aim to silence the rebel guns before a ground assault, while rebels fortify with breastworks and massed regiments. Reports note possible relief columns, Villa forces in the area, and ongoing American refugee movement as fighting continues, with local commerce listing eggs at Prosser's Harness Shop.
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Presidio
Texas
Ojinagi
St. Jose Hill
Federats
Colums
Castyrison
Gjinaga
Lerey
Villys
Mount Mo Wack
Will Test Coal Again for Naval Vessels
Washington Jan 3 The second test of the Bering River coal was disappointing but Rear Admiral Griffith said the government may have erred in rejecting it for naval use. A further test will be run after washing and screening, with expected better results.
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Washington, Jran
Griffith
Queen Contest Reopened for Carnival Parade
At the January 24 reopening, candidates listed include Miss Katie Ginnivan Mina Mildred Lehmann Miss Lillie Bakke Miss Hilja Savoy Miss Betty Wittenberg Miss Ennc Welch Miss Katie Bomgard Miss Helen Allan Mink Safy Lehman Miss Jessie Slifer and Miss Carrie Stipek. scores or positions are noted beside several names. The messy OCR listing shows multiple entries and partial scores such as 700 400 400 300 309.
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Katie Ginnivan
Mina Mildred Lehmann
Lillie Bakke
Hilja Savoy
Betty Wittenberg
Ennc Welch
Katie Bomgard
Helen Allan Mink Safy Lehman i
Jessie Sl
Coal Pockets and Canal Lopez Search Reported
Storage chambers for coal for Panama Canal military equipment are under construction. A bandit believed killed in an attack on his stronghold may have escaped into a mine. several officers were killed and wounded during the pursuit.
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Washington
Panama Canal
United States
Jin
Lopes
Hetty
Alaska Gold Is Third in U S Production
The annual report shows Alaska ranking third in gold output after California and Colorado. Alaska's production value for the just-ended year is $14,782,512. Mother Jones deported. In Trinidad Colorado militia remove the strike leader known as “the miners' friend” from the strike zone.
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Washington
Jan. d
United States
Alaska
Mother Jones
Trinidad
Col
Mother Dienes
Tacoma Smelter Closed Down
Tacoma Jan 3 The works are down due to a strike. Four hundred guards and four hundred strikers face off on the grounds with armed pickets outside the buildings. Fear of trouble if replacements are brought in to work. Rose Candy Store offers pennants for 50 cents.
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Tacoma
Militia Orders Civil Government Clash Reported
Fragmented dispatch describes militia orders clashing with civil authorities. Conflicting commands, patrols, and patrol deployment across Copperticht and surrounding towns spark tensions. Officials warn of consequences if obedience falters as sheriffs and commanders maneuver to maintain control.
Atlantic Coast Storm Ravages Shoreline and Vessels
A powerful hurricane season storm battered the Atlantic coast destroying private homes along shorelines from Delaware Breakwater to New York. The wreck of the tanker and the loss of life were reported as waves and high winds devastated piers, beaches, and seaside properties, with lifeguards and harbor crews rescuing survivors and pulling bodies from the water.
Bristow Returns to Republicans After Progressive Split
Bristow of Kansas announces return to the Republican party after leaving the Progressive ticket. Washington reports Congressman Mure dock plans to run on the Progressive ticket in Kean. Bristow’s move signals a realignment in the local political scene.
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Nugget
Kansas
Bias
Congressan Muredock
Washington
Kean
Bristow
Roosevelt's Son Engaged in Madrid Event
Kermit Roosevelt, son of former President Roosevelt, is engaged to Belle Willard, daughter of the United States ambassador to the Spanish court in Madrid. A separate note reports the Commissioner of Immigration announcing potential restrictions on certain Oriental immigration pending annual recommendations.
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Madrid
Spain
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Belle Willard
United States
Special
Washington
Commissioner of Immigration
Commindtl
Famous medical expert dies in city
Renowned physician and pioneering figure in infectious disease research, founder of a major health initiative, passed away today. The late clinician was widely known for work on medical science and public health leadership.
Refugees Granted Admission Amid War Camp Tension
Report notes Mexicans seeking entry to the United States were admitted under wartime controls. Secretary White announces readiness in a rebuilt barn facility. Also promotes fresh eggs at $1.25 a dozen and urges subscription to The Daily Nugget at $2.00 per month.
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Uresidio
Huha
United States
Injunction Ignored Orders Placed on Militia at Coppertieta
A court injunction in Baker City is ignored as authorities report a Civil War era dispute over military orders. Werner sent directives to Colonel Lauson commanding troops to disregard the court’s stay and continue actions related to loan disbursements at Coppertieta, leaving the vested keeping of the closed in question.
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Copterfield
Deere
Baker City
Jan
Eet
Coppertieta
Werner
Lauson
Villa Establishes State Bank at Juarez
General Ville arrives and establishes a state bank to handle funds of the constitutionalist government. A reserve issue and paper currency bearing the government seal are planned. Nugget Office printed statements and visiting cards for official use.
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Juarez
General Ville
Nugget Office
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