Mexican Civil War Turmoil Reaches Capital and Carranza's Flight
Reports from El Paso and Washington detail the capture of Puebla and Mexico City by revolutionary forces led by Obregon. Carranza's route to Vera Cruz is cut off, with alleged executions of prisoners and heavy losses to federal troops cited in the dispatches.
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Villa
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Toady T
Mexico City
Obregon
Amandated
Revo ‘Ionista
Carranza
de la Haetra
Murgula
Cartines
Puebla City
Mexico
Mexicas
Carransa
Associated Vea
Washington
Yanacio Bonnilias
United States
Mtieticin
Miami
Carninme
Eateh
State Department
Knights of Columbus Initiate Large Class in Tonopah
Knights of Columbus in Tonopah hosted a major degrees ceremony drawing nearly five hundred visitors. Mother Edward Nocunn delivered a stirring sermon before a banquet, where Leonard B. Fowler and others from Reno council officiated. Dozens of candidates were advanced through the degrees, with speeches and toasts marking the event as a notable community gathering.
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Tonopah
Knights of Columbia
Edward Nocunn
Caesar
Cecar
Knights
Columbus
Fircher Avenue
Reno
Leonard B. Fowler
Ralston B. Bown
J. B. Horgan
Thome
J. J. John
Harmey O'Toole
Norman D. Mower
GJ. Lyons
Ofelock
Dan J Rubh
Fand
Conneil
Cowddaight
Burton
Pirates Hold Up and Loot French Ship near Batum
Pirates halted a French packet Sourlah off Batum after it left Marseille. They robbed passengers and forced the crew to dock. Three American women relief workers aboard included Mrs Maskell, wife of Colonel William Waskell, director-general at the American relief in the Near East.
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Constantinople
Piries
Sourlah
Batum
Fir Marseillan
Maskell
William Waskell
Thear East
Abandon Sales Tax for Soldiers Relief
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses the Ways and Means Committee proposing to abandon a one percent sales tax for soldiers relief and mentions a one year old child funeral. The text is garbled with multiple errors and appears to mix political notes with a funeral notice, lacking coherent structure.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Newala High School Track Team Sets State Record
Auburn wins the meet 46 to 28 led by Lovelock and Bishop with multiple placings. Tonopah High fields a small squad but earns recognition. Monahan, Proctor Aug, Hug, Byrne and others place in discus, broad jump, pole vault and hurdles. Authors note Tonopah’s effort boosts town visibility despite tough conditions.
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Mackey
Bishop
Abburi
Renu
Livelock
Uuraos
Dayton
Sparks
Touspal
Alu
Tonopah
Rew
Lovelock
Poitlte
Auburn
Reni
Tomopah
S. Sparks
Carson
Snew
Tonopat
Tonopah High School
Oglet Monahan
Wolnta
Proctor Aug
Indhys Rarlyene
Hug
Fixhop
Byrne
Mike I
State Declamation Contest results ined by Kennite Felday
The article reports winners and finalists of the state declamation contest held at 180 University Friday. George of Corwan and Chris Shogolf Tone of Oliver Swanes of Derdureville earned top honors for oratory while Hugh Swanes of Gardnerville received a consolation. The event featured dramatic readings including Hewatha's Waning and a rival reading by Mise Wiewe of Rete.
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Raeotine Dusypate
Kenninet
Felday
Ib 180
University Cymnamen
Enntottaniy
George m Fijtey
Corwan
Chris Shogolf
Tone
Oliver Swanes
Derdureville
Swaneeh
Gardnerville
Hewatha
Life Sentence Given Bigamist in California Case
James Watson, a bigamist, received a life prison term at San Quentin after pleading guilty to murder in Los Angeles. Judge Wills ordered the sentence with a stay until May 15. District Attorney Woolwinn urged the life term, saying Watson could not have confessed without his cooperation. alienists described Watson as normal and understanding, despite mental observations. two others deemed him morally practical.
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Press Angeles
James
Ah Wanen
San Quentin
Judie Wills
Los Angeles
Auper
Watson
Nina Lo Letoney Watson
Woolwinn
Wis Wa
Seay
Alieniste
Wathan
Fake protest over cattle roden at Stone Cabin event
Disjointed OCR text describes a disputed cattle event near Stone Cabin. Mentions Bourhern Nevada Cattlegrowers' association, cameramen, and crowd control efforts. References a period in May with general weather notes for the Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions.
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Bourhern Nevada Cattlegrowers’ Association
Clifford Rases
Calyom
Washington, DC
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
High Infant Mortality Reported in United States
Washington May 11 The registration district reports that more than one hundred infants born in 1918 died before reaching age one. The increase over previous years is noted despite statistical efforts.
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Washington
United States
Mt Perons
Euiratry
Consus
Eight Persons Slain in Wreck in Pacific Railroad Crash
A Pacific railroad collision left eight people dead and many injured when a passenger train derailed near Ratimad Station. Motorman Willett was among the casualties as the train overran signals and struck a parallel freight car, officials say in preliminary reports.
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Yeatoordlay
Houthuen Pacific
Ratimad
Ottietile
Silex Willett
Lodge Elected for Temporary Chairman at Chicago Meeting
The Republican National Convention committee announced Will Haye supported Senator Lodge as temporary chairman. Former Senator Beveridge was considered for a chair, but Lodge led the choice amid tense preparations.
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Chicago
Will Haye
Republican Senature
Rénator Lodge
Renator Beveridge
High grade ore and deaths mark Nevada news in Arrowhead region
The article reports on high grade ore samples with valuable crystals and potential worth over $100 per ton, the fleet moving through stages with ore carried on deck, and a separate obituary noting the death of an elderly timer from Wales who lived in Nevada and Tadopn. It also mentions a special drive ordered by Waiter ML Pierre and lists several figures linked to the Tonopah development scene.
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Ailinis
Prematiews Rok
Wits
Oil methods in Mexico mirror the U S data
Fragmentary OCR text discusses oil methods in Mexico, referencing ties to the United States and private mineral rights. Mentions companies, private owners, and proposed development in various regions with unclear specifics and dates. The readable portions indicate cross border energy activity and regulatory questions.
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