President Wilson presses senate on a world peace plan
The president addresses the Senate outlining terms for a postwar peace based on a league of nations, a balance of power through universal guarantees, freedom of the seas, and disarmament. He insists peace must be without victory and backed by collective security, with the United States joining to shape enduring global order.
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United States
Hhitish
Great Britain
Germany
Miniter
Balfour
Congress
TUR
Washington
STAT
League OF Peace
League For Peace
America
Europe
Poland
Franklin
Theorld
Friends of Humanity
Monroe
Mon- Teo
Personalities visit Nogales crowd fills Santa Rita hotel
A flurry of arrivals and departures fills Nogales with travelers and officials. Notables include K Wilson of New York and Hite Hort Shapiro in town for business, G. Snow of Los Angeles, J. Craig Leeteh of Anerheets, J. E. Hammey of Salt Lake, and many others from Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, Phoenix, and beyond staying at the Santa Rita or moving through the city.
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Wilson
New York
H. A. Wagner
St Lows
Henderson
St Loos
A. Kn. Wilson
W. G. Peters
Denver
Sonetote
L. J. Bean
Chicago
James Craig Leeteh
A. HL Rowe
Corfy
Santa Rita
Milam
F. Tetriep
Hensacker
Wiese Coleman
Milwe
T. Conger
Pir 'Eteipiia
John It Tweedy
Milwanker
Santa Crus
Nogates
Tavad
Santreow
Vanvaly
Phoen
Tavior
Hert Schitter
J. E. Hammey
Salt Lake
Teeaty
Starr
Phoenix
Ie City
Joseph V. Woolruff
Somerville
OW. Whittaker
el Paso
Fred W. Boneh
Pueblo
Tucson
J. N. Walkies
Nogales
Det Allen Crenshaw
G. AR. Koate
William
HW. Galieferra
Narni
Burke
Lamar
Colo. i
Vernon club charged with pennant bias in Pacific Coast
Edward Mater, former Vernon club owner, claims the league fixed races to prevent Vernon from winning the pennant. He cites 1912 and 1913 incidents in which Los Angeles officials allegedly pressured decisions to keep Vernon from triumphing. A T Baum, Pacific Coast League president, says such statements are unfounded and will be tested by patrons. Carpenters offered tools at F Ronstadt Co. ad.
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Pacific Coast
Teague
Vernon Club
Edward
Mater
Vernon Cra
Vernon
Oakland
Los Angeles Tran
Los Angeles
A. T. Baum
S'scific Coast League
Maters
Wortelf
Ares
Miss Garrett Giv es Concert at Woman's Club
Miss Elizabeth Garrett the blind singer presents a program at the Woman's Club with a mix of classical songs and requests. Parts I and II list solo pieces and mixed vocal works including Sunlight, A Little Pink, Two Ballads, The Haroming Bird and Christmas Carols. W. E. Murphey is listed as the contact at 55 West Congress.
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Elizabeth Garrett
Ata Pal Ohorrr
Birketay Owen
Charity
Miss Garrett
New Mexico
Street Lights Fight Night Noise Amid City Patrol Inquiry
An unclear report describes street light failures and nighttime disturbances. Mayor Parker led a probe into a patrolman Gheesel involvement, seeking to determine if any officer acted improperly during the incident.
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Mayor Parker
Gheesel
Woman Seeks Bail After Husband Slaying
Denver reports a woman involved in the suspected killing of her husband, seeking bail as authorities describe the incident and ongoing legal proceedings. The case centers on the immediate aftermath, the suspect's statements, and requests for release while the courts decide on custody and charges.
Insurance in All Tranches Across Firms
Fragmentary note mentions Steven and Maury with references to West and Engress. The text alludes to insurance across multiple tranches and strong companies but provides no clear event, date, or entities to confirm a specific item.
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Steven
W. Bh. Maury
Juarez Reports Troop Movements and Tourist Arrests
Passengers arriving from Chihuahua City report de facto troops under General Dieguez to guard western Chihuahua after General Perahing’s withdrawal. In Juarez two American women were arrested by Carrana soldiers for photographing the garrison and fortifications and released on $20 bonds.
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Aeport
Chihuahua City
Juarez Tolay
Egral Manuel Dieguez
A. Turreon
Cihuahua
Perahing
Juarez
Carrana
Supreme Court Upholds Blue Sky Statutes
Supreme Court affirms blue sky laws as valid state powers to regulate securities amid challenges claiming interstate commerce limits. The ruling endorses states’ ability to guard investors and enforce offering disclosures, with the decision stressing protection over cross state sale abuses.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Jam
Dolores Valencia Injury At Southwestern Railroad
Dolores Valencia, a former laborer for the railroad, was injured yesterday when a wheel or object struck her spine near Paso and Southwestern. She was taken to Los Angeles for treatment, with officials investigating the accident and its cause.
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Toneral
Peferes
Valencia
Rattrow
Freuen
Taboela
Rails
Paso
Southwestern
Tyrus
Hance
Valeneia
Los Angeles
Heck
Terese
Ineday
Eve Hirenth
Tarson Omi
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