Texans Fleece Troops on the Border Report from Pedras Negras
A Chicago Tribune dispatch describes Texas border towns near Eagle Pass and Pedras Negras as soldiers surge in after the national guard arrived. Hotels fill, prices rise, and commerce shifts to support troops while residents fear border tensions and discuss crossing into Mexico.
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Cuteago Tribune
Ony Bank
Pedras Negras Inferico
le Pass
Texas
Eagle
Fitnoys
New York
Goda Wata
Naional
Sbe
Theorder
Mexico
U.S
Poldler
Engle Pass
Hedris Newras
Tmdern America
Pedras Estas
General Murzul
Carranya
Mientenania
Donicle
St Jon
Toon Eny
Sven
Jean
Cyr
Dridge
Onis
Buslo Pass
Pal Stoent
Villa
Relic of War With Mexico Told by a Bell
A battered walnut fork near Louisville Kentucky reveals a farm bell once from the San Crux mission in Mexico. The bell recalls a Spanish señorita, a marriage to a Kentucky captain, a shrine proposed home, and long waiting prayers amid war as the bell rang for mass and vesper guiding the faithful.
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Louisville
Mronke
Jefferson Saunty
Lavain
Alle
Bad Jong
Aiden
Near
Zachary
Faylor
Ttrooke
Teo
Gote
Santa Crux Mission
Moxic
Voldier
Mexbank
Ty Sannon
Posenwan
Taylor
Hind Jaan T
Kenteky
Mt Lis
Rulan
Privat
Senduin
Lilt
Genet Taylors Company
Mexico
Kentucky
Faith Healer Granted New Trial by Court of Appeals
Willis Vernon Cole, a Christian Science practitioner, was granted a new trial by the New York Court of Appeals. The court held that religious defense may exempt certain medical practices from licensure and exam requirements, reversing a prior 2012 conviction for illegal practice of medicine. The ruling emphasizes public health education and critiques using religious tenets to shield medical acts from professional scrutiny.
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Alhany
Willis Vernon Vale
New York City
Curwin
Hox
Court of Appeals
ATL
Chase
Bartlett
Chase Hind
Iiselt
Cole
Fifth Avema
Frances Kenzecry
New York County Medical Society
Pollon Court
William Travers Jerome
Sam
Ael Patermyer
Christian Science
Way Church
Pope Benedict IO Buoy Man War Memoir From Vatican Letter
A fragmented wartime reminiscence describes Pope Benedict and his brother Marchese Giovani Bella Chiesa, an admiral in the Halla navy. It recalls the pope's nephew fighting on the faonzo front, the Marchese’s return from travel, and praise for the pope’s secretary and staff who handle petitions, letters, and monetary requests with careful attention. The account portrays the pope as a hard worker who reads letters and responds to pleas, including aiding a poor elderly woman seeking charity.
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Marchese
Giovani Bella Chiesa
Halla
Faonzo
Children Battle Cougar with Bridles Near Namaio
In Namaio British Columbia on October 1 a young Ashburner girl and her playmate were attacked by a cougar during a creek side incident. The cougar dragged the girl, slashing and biting as others shouted. they beat the animal with bridles and stones to force its release. The cougar fled then was later shot and found dead.
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Namaio
B.C
Gexroold
Ashburner
Sovichan Lake
Merhwy
Elephant stops Fast Express by pulling air cord
In Bassas City near Udall Kansas a baggage elephant halted a train by pulling the air brake cord with its trunk. The conductor observed the animal's trunk over the cord and the brake was released only after cords on both sides of the trunk were extended.
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Bassas City
Udall
Kas
Bride Wins Navy Return After Father Orders Breakup
Kansas City report details 18 year old Lawrence Avery and Mi Ella Shipman Avery eloping against parental demands. After marriage on August 21, Avery vanished. He later joined the navy at Great Lakes, sent money to his bride who bought his freedom. couple returns to Kansas City and asks senior Avery for forgiveness. The father offers three minutes of talk and then tells the couple to stand on their own. The bride and groom vow to work and build a life together.
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Kansas City
Lawrence B. Avery
Ella Shipman Avery
Elopers
Avery
W. S. Avery
Besse- Avery Company
Averys
Besse-Avery
A. D. Woodbury
Chingo
Blur
Theavy
Navy
Great Lakes
Sind
Yonne Avery
College Man Best Farmer in New York
A New York World report cites the Wicks committee finding college educated farmers earn about triple what untutored tillers do. It notes one in three farmers profit, one breaks even, and very few earn high incomes, with about one in twenty eight surpassing $2000 yearly under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World
Yricks
New York State
Wicks
France Faces Population Crisis and Looming Air Attacks
Paris reports a repopulation problem as birth rates fall and deaths surge, with France trailing Germany and Britain in population. The article discusses potential policy shifts, including a 1500 francs incentive per first two children, and stresses the need for public opinion and fiscal measures to aid low income families amid wartime strain.
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Paris
France
Charleroi
Marne
Nancy
Europe
Great Britain and Ireland
Aumtria
Prussia
Great Britain and
Treland
Austria
German Empire
Italy
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
ILI
Chitero
Morhange
Business
Business Association
Agricultiral
Synilea Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Deputies
Monsieur Patt Banazet
Department of the India
Dimmed London Night Safety Measures and Zeppelin Threats
London and suburbs deepen blackout practices as streets gain white markings to guide pedestrians and safety devices. Reports describe reduced accidents, increased patrols, and stronger anti air defenses after Zeppelin raids while Londoners blend caution with humor amid nightly crowds and romantic escapades.
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London
Germany
West End
Piccadilly
Trafalgar Square
Tommy
Bees Swarm New Hives At Station
A bee swarm settled at Adams Express office in this city. The swarm moved across pots and occupied bee-cums, with workers already at work. The incident was noted in the Oct MA Stack of bee-cums, detailing the swarm’s arrival and potential honey stock for the owner.
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Cyntiana
Adams Express
Beyord
Steers Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary in Gloucester
Mr and Mrs William Henry Steers of Gloucester near Providence recently celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary in the house they have inhabited since marriage. The report notes their long residence and reflects on farming, enterprise and the role of human capacity in land use and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Wiliam Henry Steers
Howcester
Providence
Lost money found leads to last minute Malden wedding
Miss Helen Starro of Malden found a pocketbook with $26 on Main Street yesterday. Within an hour she married William Eastry of Malden at St Pauls church. Storey had lost her purse and money Friday night, then rushed to the ceremony after visiting home.
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Helen Star- Robo
Malden
Forly
William Tent Eastry
Eastern Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Storey
Main Street
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