General Garcia Denies Interfering With Expedition
Andres Garcia, inspector general, says Carranza forces move into Chiluania aims to restrain Villa and his bandits, not hamper a U S expedition. He notes plans for 14,000 troops to advance but asserts the movement serves military aims to capture Villa.
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Paso
Andres Garcia
Carnculates
United States
Carranza
Chiluania
Villa
el Paso
Beaumont Hamel Falls as British Advance Reaches 4000 Captives
British forces push on along a five mile-front north of the Somme in Northern France winning Beaumont Hamel and taking more than 4,000 prisoners. London confirms the capture as the offensive sweeps toward Miraumont and Achiet Le Grand with continued pressure on the Ancre sector.
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Somme
Ancre
France
London
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Beaucourt-Sur-Ancre
Ancre V.a. London
Miraumont
Albert-Bapaume
Achiet le Grande
Bapaume
Champagne
Auberive
Mexican-American Mission stalls troop withdrawal plan
In Atlantic City on November 14, the Mexican-Americans led by Lais rera blocked formal momentum toward withdrawing American troops. Mexico and other questions surfaced in talks between the two sides.
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Tlantic City
N. J
Lais Rera
Mexico
Murguia to Succeed Trevino as Commander in Northeast
PASO Nov 14 General ciseo Murguia to succeed General Jacinto B Trevino as commander of the northeastern military zone as he arrives in Chihuahua City from the south with his Texanized division. Trevino expected to return to Monterey headquar ters or possibly stay on the border for a visit while Mrs Trevino remains at the border home.
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Ciseo Murguiaia
Eral Jacinto B. Trevico
Chia City
Muris
Ivision
Trevino
Iguin
Monterey
Calles to Head Division in Chihuahua
In Paso Nov 14 General Calles former Sonora governor is slated to command a division under Gen Francisco Murguia in Chihuahua to oppose bandits. Carranza confirms from Mexico City that Calles will head a Yaqui Indian led division formed from Sonora.
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S. Paso
Pat Calles
Goveror
Sonora
Francisco Murguia
la Bandits
General Calles
Mexico City
Carranza
General Recon
Eddo Soriano Bravo
Immediate Action Sought On Americans Held In Juarez
El Paso reports that representatives from the United States State Department urged the Carzano government to secure sway over prompt steps. Benjamin Brahan, scout General Pershing, and Joseph Williams, a Mormon resident of Onia Dublan, are being detained in Juarez jail.
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Ameri State Department
Carzaño
Nts
Mexico City
Benjamin Brahan
Pershing
Joseph Lliams
Onia Dublan
Juarez
Henry George 18 Dead In New York After Illness
Former pressman Henry George son of My George known for single tax fame died today after a long illness in New York. He previously represented the Twenty First congressional district of York in earlier years.
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Ashington
My George
Twen- Grae
York
Cold Wave Maps East as Freezing Grips Wide Region
A sweeping cold wave from the Rocky Mountains spreads eastward, reaching the Mexican border with troops testing its impact. Lander Wyoming records 10 below, Pueblo Colorado and Valentine Nebraska report below zero, while Chicago and Omaha show single digits. Temperature moderates in western districts but remains well below seasonal norms.
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Managers Resume Study of Adamson Eight Hour Measure
The managers' committee of the railroads continued deliberations in executive session after breaking off yesterday’s conference with the Brotherhood on the Adamson eight hour law. They may meet again in Washington during the week of the congressional hearing.
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New York
Washington
Campbell Gains As Fredonia Returns Boost Campbell
Tom Campbell gained 13 votes when Fredonia precincts in Mohave County reported. Campbell had 37 votes to Hunt's 20 in Fredonia, widening his lead, with Mohave missing precincts unlikely to change the outcome. A recount is expected to increase Campbell's majority.
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Colorado River
Coconino County
Campbell
Hunt
Mohave County
Colorado
Carrspbell
Senate probes money use in 14th senatorial campaign
Washington officials announce a 14 A senate investigation into alleged misuse of funds in the presidential campaign. Evidence is being gathered and the plan calls for summoning campaign finance leaders before the senate committee. Democratic and Republican concerns about voter colonization and post election prosecutions are mentioned amid ongoing DOJ inquiries.
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Administration
Senate Committee
Indiana
Virginia
Wis Tegan
United States
Senate
Department of Justice
Diana
Willcox Welcomes Senate Investigation into GOP funds
W R Willcox said the Republican national committee will welcome a full inquiry into every penny spent. He stated no charges or information of alleged fund misuse had been sent to Washington officials. The remarks followed news of a Senatorial investigation announced in Washington.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Premier Borden Will Not Retire
Official statement from Ottawa denies rumors of Premier Borden’s retirement and confirms he will remain in office until after the war ends. The denial emphasizes continued duty to serve through the war period.
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Borden
Criven
Ottawa
Ont
President Wilson Cancels Cabinet Meeting
President Wilson cancelled the Tuesday cabinet meeting and all engagements to tackle routine campaign backlog. Executive offices were busy with visitors as word spread that few new appointments would be made.
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Citizen
A. P
Washington
Wilson
Hughes Vote Cut in Minnesota Again
Final returns from Koochiching St. Louis Becker counties reduce Hughes lead to 155 with Wilson at 178 981 and Hughes at 179 136. Soldier vote remains nearly tied with about 500 ballots outstanding.
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Minn
Hughes
Minnesota
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St. Louis County
Becker County
Wilson
Boy Slayers Face Jury On Charge Of Killing Teacher
In Ida City, Lynn Lovelace 11 and his brother Harold 12 go to trial on murder and accessory charges for shooting and killing Thomas F Hall, a schoolteacher, after Prusprien them at his ranch house. Prosecutor says both confessed. 26 witnesses subpoenaed. jury expected before a verdict.
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Ida
Lynn Lovelace
Harold
Thomas F Hall
Parker Promises City Cost Cuts as Mayor Candidate
Dr. Parker outlines a retrenchment plan for Tucson detailing consolidation of offices and reduced staff to save at least $15 000 annually. He cites ongoing projects like the city hall bridge subway sewer system and pledges to run city business strictly 8 hours daily with performance based pay.
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Tucson
New City Hall
Comgrese Street
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Clark
Ruthrauff
University
Arizona
Supreme Court hears Mann Act scope in white slave cases
Final arguments in the Mann Act appeal debate whether it covers mere immorality without commerce. Assistant AG Wallace urged applying the act to all immoral acts. Bailey argued Congress did not intend the harsh punishment for moral lapse. Diggs case from California is central as defense contends no mere immorality inclusion.
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Supreme Court
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California
Wallace
Ralley
Texas
Congress
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Batshall B. Woodworth
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Gicate Diggs
Warrants Sought for Five Chicago Newspaper Editors
Chief Justice Olson asked for warrants to arrest States Attorney Hoyne and Walter B Brows, general manager of the city news bureau, and indicated warrants would be issued for the city editors of five Chicago newspapers.
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Citroen
Chicago
Hoyne
Olson
Walter B. Brows
Wilson urged to make a western trip before Congress
Dent Wilson is urged by supporters and telegrams to visit the West before Congress opens. The aim is to acknowledge Western state backing in his re election and to thank sympathizers at a Thanksgiving celebration in Denver. Plans remain undecided and officials are unsure of any trip.
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Washington
Congress
Denver
Wilson's California lead grows for president
Wilson's California plurality has increased by 190 votes from county clerk counts available today. The tally is slow and far from complete in the larger counties, with only a few small counties reporting so far.
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San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
California
Germans Surprised by Ancre Valley British Breakthrough
British forces in France report a surprise attack in the Ancre valley. About 4000 German prisoners were taken, including a regimental commander, as paralleled trenches around Sesamont Hemel and Beaumont Hamel were overrun. German casualties appeared heavy as defenders faced a dawn assault.
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Associated Press
France
London
Bying
Ancre
Sesamont Hemel
Beaumont-Hamel
8. Pierre Division
Illinois Pipe Line declares 12 dollar dividend
Directors of the Illinois Pipe Line Company declared a dividend of 12 per share on its stock. The dividend is payable December 20 to stockholders of record November 29.
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Findlay
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Questioning Tucson Residency and Civic Participation
The Citizen asks how long you have lived in Tucson and if you have voted in a city election, then promises more queries to follow. It invites readers to share personal civic details for future puzzles.
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Tucson
Norway Ship Fires on German Steamer
Copenhagen dateline Nov 14 reports a Norwegian torpedo boat fired on a German steamer after it refused to stop. The Nor Genbiet relays the incident as details remain unclear and a response from authorities is awaited.
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Denmark
London
Nor- Genbiet
Atc
Airship Squad Involved in Battle Injury Report
A squad of airships suffered injuries as enemy machines were pursued by our forces. The encounter details and outcomes remain limited in the fragmentary report. Local commanders indicate ongoing operations and potential follow up actions.
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Entente Loses 104 Planes in October War Report
A Sayville wireless report from November 14 notes entente allies lost 104 aeroplanes in October across western and Balkan fronts, while German losses were 17. The statement praises observation fliers and artillery for their roles and notes protection by battle aircraft and anti aircraft guns.
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Sayville
Balkan
Mother Marcella Dies in Tucson As Provincial Mother
Sister of St. Joseph Mother Marcella provincial head of the western district died in Tucson after a two week illness. She came to visit province houses here and died at St. Marys hospital. Remains to be taken to Los Angeles this afternoon for services by train. The western province she led is one of the largest in the country.
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Marcella
Sisters of St. Joseph
Tucson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Dumba Death Report Declared Groundless
Vienna reports no foundation for U S press on the death of Dr Constantin Dumba former Austro Hungarian ambassador to the United States and no confirmation of the claim.
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Vienna
United States
Constantin Dumba
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