Refugees Enter U S After Border Crisis Analyzed
Jan 6 report explains war secretary action admitting refugees from Mexican border towns. Officers describe destitution and abuse of women and children by rebel soldiers, looting and slaughter in captured cities. Destitute families crowded to the line, seeking shelter under watchful U S troops, amid humanitarian concerns and political reaction.
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Washington
Secretary of War
United States
Mexico
Eth Ds
Tire
Mysterious murder baffling police in downtown Denver
Miss Jennie Skigin, a stenographer, was found dead in an inner office on New Year’s Day. The attack appears to be perpetrated by a woman, indicated by wrist marks and hairpins left at the scene. Police seek clues as the building was nearly empty during the holiday.
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Denver
Dan
Jennie Skigin
Tooking
Misa Slavin
Miss Slavin
Life Saving Congress Resigns Member From San Francisco
New York Jan. F. Fu ruseth of San Francisco, president of the American Seaman's Union, resigned from the international congress considering sea safety devices. He returned to the United States citing disagreement with American colleagues over life boat manning. It is believed deeper issues prompted the resignation of members from the commission.
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Furuseth
Washington
American Commission
Wilset Kress
New York
Jan
Andrew Furuseth
San Francisco
American Seaman's Union
Wilson
International Congress
London
Fornseth
United States
Burnseth
Conat
Works Says Wilson Rules Debate At Dinner
Senator John D Works of California condemned one man rule and criticized President Wilson for dominating Congress at a dinner where he spoke as the principal speaker. The remarks contrasted with republican ideals and discussed the political balance of power.
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Wanmilliens
John D. Works
California
United States
W! H
Wilson
Congress
Six Days Fierce Fighting Ojinaga Hold Out
Marie Texas Jan 6 The constitutionalists encircled Ojinaga after six days of siege. Federals inside state troops prepared for a fresh assault as relief forces were reported advancing. Rebel outposts patrol the surrounding county and field hospitals have been set up to tend the wounded. The siege remains active with no immediate lifting in sight.
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Marie
Texas
Marty
Ortega
Celander
Seta
Ryp
Clie Oey
Maxton
Britain To Transfer Minister From Mexico
Rumors circulate that Minister Garden will be moved from Mexico City due to tensions with the United States and British foreign office concerns. The Washington administration faced foreign powers pressing Britain for a joint demonstration against Mexico, with England weighing its stance as battleships loom near Mexican harbors. Officials in London hinted the minister’s usefulness in Mexico is waning, and a transfer to another post is likely very soon. Mrs Bartlett will reopen her dancing class Wednesday at 8 p.m. at K K hall.
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London
Jim
Foreign Office
Garden
Mave
Aiut
Xiew City
Atention
Enghind
Mexico
United States
England
Washington
Lender
Barties
Gulf Ports
Jonus
Ie Teen
Ualen
Government messages to newspapers trigger sailor fines in Brooklyn
Gustave Schmidt a private wireless operator on DeKalb avenue was fined fifty dollars after being charged in Magistrate Brannen's court with taking government messages and publishing them. A Navy sailor friend helped spread the news, prompting an investigation into amateur wireless activity and public dissemination of official messages. The case highlights concerns over unauthorized transmission and the balance between public interest and government secrecy.
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Jan
Kaw
Mike
Gustave
Schmidt
DeKalb Avenue
Brannens Court
New York
Sehodt
Denise Af
Three Days Lost In Open Boat
Three children of J W Kreeger, of South Brooklyn, used a small winter boat as a playhouse when a great Atlantic storm detached the mooring lines. The boat drifted into the bay, delaying their return and triggering a police search. The missing boat was found today by authorities.
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Jersey City
Atlantic
South Brooklyn
Threeimall
J. W. Kreeger
Information Wanted and Community Notices
Postmaster seeks information about Hiram Brooks. Old Fellows Rebekahs and families invited to install Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Lovers of Augustine and Ryer Butte Crisp and Victoria chocolates urged to place orders as supply is limited. Rose Candy Store. Weekly Nugget available for 60 cents per month.
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Augustine & Ryer Butte
Crisp
Victoria
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