Aguas Calientes Peace Talks Hold Hope for End of War
General Carranza and Villa reportedly agreed to a hostilities suspension until November 20 when the Aguas Calientes convention reconvenes to ratify provisional leadership. Aims include peaceful settlement and evacuation of Vera Cruz amid labor wage tensions and troop withdrawals in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Litio Blanco
Aguas Calientes
Carrane
Carranza
Villa
Aguas Callentes
Eulalia Gutierres
Pablo Gonzalez
Aguay
Vera Cruz
Dora
Washington
Navy
Vera Craz
Garrison
Plate
Bryan
Vera Cruzensons
Nus
Ghngsts
United States
Tuynton
Opposition to Gompers Bid for AFL Presidency
Nov. 12 Philadelphia reports opposition rising among younger laborers at the AFL convention. Duncan McDonald, a packing-house worker, is bashed as potential challenger while Gompers loyalists say he may run against the incumbent with strong backing to secure an overwhelming victory. Also from Charleston a violent incident: F W Reinman, Times-Union publisher, shot by an insane assailant aboard the Clyde Liner Mohawk, Captain Ingrant wounded, Wright badly injured.
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Young Eelmont
American Federaion of Labor
Philadelphia
Samuel Gompers
American Federation, of Labor
Gompers
Gre Jed
Duncan McDonald
McDonald
Charleston
F. W.reinman
Timee-Union
Jacksonville
Fla
Grant
Clyde
Wright
Atlas
Perkins
Bomb wrecks courthouse in New York blast
Two powerful bombs exploded in New York damaging the Bronx courthouse and its tower front. A second blast struck the front of City Marshal John C. Heafling's office across the plaza, with the courthouse estimated at two million dollars in damage.
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Wrecks Courthouse
New York
Tha ‘Bronx
John C. Heafling
Tha ‘Courthouse
Scared to Death and Other Local Notices
Angelo Abdalla, convicted of murder, died of fear five and a half years before his scheduled execution. James A. Ale and others are noted in brief items. Newlands is mentioned as re-elected senator in this late item.
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Prenton
N. Ij
Angelo Abdalla
United States Population Surpasses 100 Million Milestone
Washington November 16 The bureau of foreign and domestic commerce reports evidence that the United States population is now over 200 million with total wealth rising from 7 to 140 billion dollars since 1870 and national bank clearings soaring from 62 billion to 34.74 trillion.
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Washington
United States
Bureau , of
Department
Vommerca
Bureau
Bulletin
Oldfield Wins Long LA to Phoenix Auto Race
Darney Oldfield driving a Stutz won the 873 mile Los Angeles to Phoenix race at the fair grounds. Louis Nikrent finished second with Beaudet third and W C Durant fourth. Times show Oldfield in 3:40:21 lead after start while others trailed. rain slick roads left riders masked and gear scorched by tire debris.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
Ariz
Ike & Teuben Idol
Darney Oldfield Divovo
Hla Stutz
Fair Grounds
Louis Nikrent
Beaudet
Bramtette
Bramistre
Oldfalé
Durant
Man and Wife Found Dead in Custing Oklahoma Hotel
George H Neely a wealthy contractor and his wife Latella Neely were found dead in their hotel room. Neely had shot himself after apparently killing his wife who was about twenty five. Doctors said Neely was shot through the brain with the revolver in his right hand. Letters in their belongings suggested separation and possible divorce or marriage to another man.
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Warman
Nina
Lewis
George H. Neely
Custing
Okla
Latella Neely
Drs. Neely
Neely
Hugh Boott to Head Army as Wotherspoon Retires
Washington reports President Wilson chose Brig. Gen. Hugh Boott to become chief of staff of the U S Army upon Major General Wotherspoon's retirement next Monday. Future vacancies include Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston to fill Wotherspoon's post temporarily and Brig. Gen. Tunker H. Alles to head the Mobile Army Division with Scott slated for major general upon Major General Murray's 1915 retirement.
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Wilson
Wotherspoon
Washington
Hugh Boott
United States ‘Army
Wotherapoon
Praderick F. Wunston
Garrison
Funston
Vera Cruz
Etill
Hrig
Tunker H. Alles
Mobile Army Division
Murray
Scott
Guilty Plea In Mail Malpractice Case In Frespart
John F Braun of Rockford pleaded guilty before Judge Lands in Frespart Michigan to the charge of mails malfeasance. Braun admitted sole responsibility, claiming his wife Kate A Braun opposed mail usage. The verdict for the identified woman defendant was not guilty.
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Frespart
John Fraun
Rockford
Braun
Kate A. Braun
Quail Feather Study By Xray Machine At State University
An ordinary mountain quail feather held before the eyes of an experimental subject was scanned by a powerful X ray machine. Dr. Barton J. Powell of the university led the study relating to using X rays for observational purposes on animal tissue.
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Ray
Brooktin
Cal
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Barton J. Powell
Ara
State University
Nonpartisan group in Nashville insists on political neutrality
The Southern Gulfragists Nonpertican in Nashville Tenn on November 18th declared its political nonpartisanship and went on record opposing alignment with any political party.
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Southern Gulfragists
Nonpertican
Nashville
Tenn
Bultrags
Associaltoi
Attuguke
Warns Against Poultry Trust Advice From Washington
A November 13 bulletin from the department of agriculture warns against a possible poultry trust scheme and urges caution to poultry producers and buyers amid concerns over price fixing and market manipulation.
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Trust
Washington
Department: Criculturs “Polletin
Oii Speer Tox Ul
Thanksgiving Dinner Fiasco Turns Comical and Clumsy
A New England style Thanksgiving gathering at Wood and Nora Bolivar’s home ends in slapstick disaster as dinner guests, including Wood, stumble through an accidentful scene. Benign mischief turns chaotic when an extension table collapses, a banana mishap disrupts the meal, and several guests endure minor injuries while the party devolves into humorous chatter and vivid reminiscences.
Real cause for Thanksgiving in troubled times
The fragment discusses a belief that peace exists with all, including distant groups, and calls for steady effort and aid to support present efforts. It mentions a determination to pursue progress and improvement despite unclear threats or tensions.
Work of Convicts at Ames State College Project
Forty seven inmates from Anamosa Reformatory work on state college improvements in Ames. Reports say 60 percent complete with 34,944.81 paid in salaries. $12,000 allotted for the project. About 25 prisoners on average have labored daily, some earning 23 dollars weekly. A new road and a 166 foot concrete bridge across Squaw Creek advance highway construction. Only two guard posts and minimal escapes reported, one man captured in Nebraska as mentally unbalanced.
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Des Moines
State College
Ames
State Board of Control
Jms
Ul Friconers
Tve
Anandia Reformatory
Agost Colombos
Heéo Sable
Board of Central
Town Highway Commission
Squaw Creek
Jengitt
the Pond
Nebraska
Hia
Parole Violations Rise Across Iowa Institutions
Figures show many paroles from Anamosa and Mount Madison reformatories violate their indeterminate sentence terms set in 1907. About two thirds are released, with roughly 200 violators linked to drunkenness or immorality. Others left the state or failed to remain at assigned places, with women notably represented among violators.
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Amamosa
Lince
Anamosa Reformatory
Madison Pent Dantiary
Oecause
Albhar
Pan Mission
Swindler Arrested in Crawford Nebraska Case
A man described as Navada-Young McKea swindled the Tract Society and Roy Bowles of the DowTract county of a watch and two suitcases valued at 565 dollars and is under arrest in Crawford Nebraska awaiting return for trial.
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Tract Society
Navada
McKea
Roy Bowles
Dowa
Cornet
Crawford
Neb
Marie Editor Missing in Mysterious Circumstances
The Marie Free Press reports editor Rieland Tolimaar has vanished under perplexing conditions. Cannell Mts police and Constable Pal Snyder are investigating the disappearance.
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Marie
Rieland Tolimaar
Marie Free Preas
Cannell Mts
Pal @. Snyder
Ecily
Champion Girl Gorn Picker
Shenandoah resident Miss Wina Gruber of Legiet Grove led a wagon team to the Meld. She shucked thirty eight pickled items, showcasing seasoned work and notable experience in fruit handling.
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Gorn
Shenandoah
Wny
Miss Wina
Gruber
Legiet Grove
Scientific farming proves worth on Charles Files farm
On a farm east of Meson City Charles Files demonstrated scientific methods in soil work to boost yields. The trial averaged around 80 bushels per acre with Orson Oly noting the practice shows potential for higher output and efficiency in modern agriculture.
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Gorn
Orson Oly
Charles Files
Meson City
Mr. Files
Bel Alg Brick Plant Auction Prompts High Bid
The Bel Alg Brick Plant in Mmita near the city was sold at auction. The first bid opened at 69000 dollars and climbed to 106909 dollars when W J Guta bid it off.
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Bel Alg
Bella Plaing
Tia
Mmita
W. J. Guta
Simpeen College Panle Reports Misdirected Fallout
Fragmentary OCR note describes a scene at Simpeen College involving a pathway to a campus area and a misdirected event. Details are unclear but suggest an incident or disruption affecting young women and an elevator or basement area. No injuries mentioned.
Calumet Baking Powder Ad Promises Economy in Kitchen
An advertisement extols Calumet Baking Powder for consistent leavening and cost savings. It claims superior, pure formula, stability, and refunds if not satisfied, offering a free 12 page Cook Diots guide from the Calumet Advertising Department in Chicago.
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Calumet
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Audverdaing
Chicago
Col
Not Quite Accepted Riddle In A Conservatory
A dialogue between a modest maiden and a gallant major unfolds in a conservatory. The maiden asks a question that tests cleverness with a mathematical conundrum. The major and she exchange witticisms until she answers that the solution is nothing divided by two.
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Tha
Lane's Bank Teller Allegedly Accurate Yet Human
Harper's Magazine notes Mrs. Lane’s praise of her husband Mr. Lane as a bank teller who counts bills with swift accuracy. The account hints at occasional human error while emphasizing his deft handling of yo-yo sums and steady hands at the counter.
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Mia
Dre. Bans
Doctor Knew Had Tried It Himself In Postum Ad
A long fragment presents an advertisement style narrative claiming a doctor tried Postum to quit coffee and recover health. It includes a testimonial from a patient who suffered dizziness and vision loss, credits Postum with restoring regular bowels and well being, and promotes Postum as a coffee substitute in two formats.
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Doctor Knew
Postum
Prospartown
Phyal- Glen
Tadld
Battle Creak
Mich
Well Villa
Nites
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