Carranza defies U S demand warns of force at Naco
General Carranza repudiates responsibility for cross border firing and states that Mexican forces will defend American territory if the United States uses force. He announces an official reply to the U S note, framing it as a hostile act and calls for an investigation by the state department into rights of American citizens. The piece also notes stock market trading developments and other financial items alongside the political report.
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House Takes Steps on Prohibition and Woman Suffrage
The House rules committee moved to report a special rule for consideration of constitutional amendments on prohibition and women's suffrage. Debate over the Hobson prohibition resolution and the suffrage amendment stalled toward holiday recess as members pressed for Christmas adjournment. The prohibition measure would ban sale and manufacture of intoxicating beverages in the United States and territories, while the suffrage amendment aims to protect the voting right of U.S. citizens regardless of sex.
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Doyle tells of trial in Colorado
Denver report quotes Doyle, statuary-treasurer of United Mine Workers, testifying before a federal commission in Colorado about two trials for contempt of court related to the Northern Colorado coal miners injunction. He calls the trials farcical with no jury and says he was sentenced to a year in jail, felt to be time served for appeal. Doyle confirms some comments but cannot vouch for all statements about Major Hamrock and Lieutenant Lindertolt. The witness recounts a list of union men purportedly killed by mine guards and deputies since 1904.
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Przasnysz Taken by Germans in War Update
Wireless dispatch reports Przasnysz occupation by German forces confirmed officially. News notes German offensives north of the Vistula and a potential German rear of Warsaw if Narow river line falls. Continued Allied resistance in southern Poland and Galicia is noted, with Carpathian Austrian forces seen as unable to clear Hungary quickly. Serbian operations face stubborn opposition south of Belgrade. cruiser squadron off Parkland islands draws general regret.
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Servians Repulse Austrian Forces At Koemal
Paris dispatch reports from Nish that Serbians have repulsed an Austrian attack at Koemal, thirty miles south of Belgrade. Fighting continues with heavy losses expected on both sides as Austrians attack along the eastern front near Belgrade and Milanovats.
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Special Grand Jury Convenes Over Mob Killings
A special grand jury convenes to identify mob members linked to the death of Watkin Lewis the third victim in a string of mob killings following the murder of Charis Hicks. The arson and violence have shocked Sylvester parish authorities.
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German Press Criticizes German War Leadership Change
London Oct 12 German papers received here condemn the shift in military leadership. Moltke is said to have been sidelined as chief of the general staff and supreme command given to a minister whose conduct toward the Reichstag during the Zabern incident was insulting. Papers hint at friction between Emperor William and Moltke over western campaign strategy, noting Moltke’s preference for aggressive actions against the French while the emperor leans toward advancing toward Calais.
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Turks promise investigation of British consul incident
In London the Romo dravatch reports that in reply to Interpellation the Italian foreign minister said the Ottoman government had promised to investigate the affair at once. Authorities communicated with officials at the Italian consulate and expected to provide details.
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Destroyers Sought For Panama Canal Zone
Washington December 12 Colonel Goethals requested destroyers be sent to the canal zone immediately in a message lacking details of the warship policy. Officials said the governor may fear neutrality issues in territorial waters as belligerent ships move near. Possible wireless interference from foreign vessels could hamper naval communication within the three mile limit.
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Miner Korycki Killed by Streetcar in Monongahalia Valley
Whitold Korycki, a Central Fairmont Coal Company miner, was killed when a streetcar of Despard Tar Co. struck him near the Phillips Street and Tri Plate plant east of the city. The coroner, Dr. S. M. Mason, opened an investigation as questions arose about possible foul play and why his body was left on the street.
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Peace talks hamper Germany peace efforts
A translated Cologne Gazette analysis argues that pacifist tones in negotiations among Sinopean powers are not driven by Germany. It warns that American sympathies with Germany could mislead neutral readers and urges readers to view peace proposals with caution. The piece notes Germany and Great Britain would face attacks to preserve a balanced stance.
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Russian Loss Huge at Lodz in Polish Battle
Berlin reports from London that Soviet forces evacuated Lodz under cover of night after heavy fighting. German dispatch claims Russian losses were severe from Russian artillery and bombardment, noting evacuation followed days of battle and partial disruption of Russian lines.
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Hanging Bee and Death Penalties in Arbona
Fragmentary item describes hangings of men in Arbona after decertory acts. Mentions capital punishment, military or civil proceeding, and penalties amid unclear dates and names.
Pope Benedict urged to end war in Christmas message
In Rome at 2:35 p m a Vatican organ reports Pope Benedict urged truce efforts during Christmas season. He called on warring powers to show faith and devotion and to consider nonpartisan, humanitarian steps to halt hostilities.
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No New Projectes Mentioned in Prillibe Fesay Brief
Fragmentary text notes projects with a carry Fa0.100,001 in a referenced plan. No clear date, place, or responsible organization is identifiable. The readable portion hints at an approval or budget figure but lacks confirmable details or context.
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