Blond Eskimos in Armed Clash with French and Americans
The article describes Blond Eskimos described as blond by Captain Stefansson and Levi Bower near Victoria and Herechel Island. It details encounters with Admiralty and arctic explorers, their appearance, language, and hospitality. It notes a clash in a Thibet-like village with Americans and French during a wartime context and occupation, including references to food shortages and relief efforts.
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Sietaie
Berteul Vilnijalmaur Stefanseau
York
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Victoria Jaan
Herechel Island
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Herechel
Klinkenberg
Victoria
Bower
Stefanssen
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Asia
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Thianesurt
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Netheriana
Haron
Flair
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Phiancourt
Salt Peat
Fighting Continues Between Villa Forces and Federals in Ojinaga District
Battle between Villa faction operating in the Ojinaga district opposite Presidio and federal troops from the Ojinaga garrison persisted. Cavalry reinforcements from Chihuahua City were expected to reach Suchillo Patato to bolster Col. Matuz’s 500 troops. A campaign to clear the Ojinaga district of Villa followers will begin once Col. Matuz links with Gen. Jose Carlos Murguia and his cavalry.
Conscientious Objector Jogenh Berger Given 45 Year Term
Jogenh Berger was sentenced to 45 years by a general court martial for refusal of duty in the United States Army. He told the judges he was a conscientious objector. The sentence awaits review by the department commander.
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Jogenh Berger
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United States
President Wilson to stay home from voting
President Wilson cancelled plans to travel to Princeton New Jersey to cast his vote in the congressional election. Secretary Tennant says pressing matters of vital importance require his personal attention in Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
Princeton
Xo J
Tennetty
New Jersey
Cattle and Fat Market Report From Kansas City and Denver
Market notes show cattle receipts steady with varied prices. Prices for steers range around 17 to 18 dollars, with fat cattle and heifers showing modest gains or steady trading. Lambs and veal average near 14 to 19 dollars, while stockers and feeders trend upward in portions.
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Westerg
Sheen
lewer_ lambs
Spoor
Market report notes mixed prices for dairy and poultry
Prices for butter, eggs, and poultry remained steady with mixed movements in items from Minnesota and Dakota bulk potatoes to Wisconsin sacks. Turkey and spring poultry show small gains amid regional market notices in Kansas City dated November 5.
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Sas
Wisconsin
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Kansas City
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