Affront to U S Seen During Costa Rica Armistice Celebration
Reports indicate the State Department may order an investigation into an international affront to the United States during a San Jose armistice celebration. Witnesses say notices at American locations were dispersed amid crowd unrest as Costa Rican authorities moved to maintain order after a bloodless transfer of power earlier this year.
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U. S
Costa Rica
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
United States
San Jose
Mteowart Johnson
Haree
Mtsis
Press censorship on ship news removed
Washington reports removal of cable censorship on merchant shipping details. Censorship that limited movements, courses and vessel data is lifted at once. Some restrictions remain but the rule change clarifies the policy and reduces handling for ship identifiers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Denver vs Colorado College game report
Fragmentary OCR text references a Denver versus Colorado College contest with unclear details. Names and specifics are incomplete, but indicates a hockey or related event with possible regional teams.
Senate approves cut in revenue bill amid party split
The senate finance committee adopted a reduced revenue bill totaling about 6 000 dollars after most members favored lower taxes. A nationwide drive to cut taxes for several exemptions was deferred to next week. Separately a petition to change venue by several defendants in espionage act cases was rejected by Judge Landis, who warned against turning petitions into vehicles for bias. The trial was set for November 25.
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Senate
Senate Finance
Sifiuons
Medaeone
Milwaukeee
Tte
Sfairs
Socialist Party
Lieut Isaacs Escapes German Prison Camps
Lieutenant Isaacs, a Naval Reserve officer from Cresco Iowa and Annapolis graduate, described his escape from three German prison camps after being captured on a U boat voyage. He and twelve others fled through electrified lines near Villengen and crossed the Rhine into Switzerland on October 13.
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New York
Tient Hdward
Isance Vos N
Amercan
Linein Mac
Ilantic
Ls Brities
Wrech
Isuaaen
de Broscv
Cabell
Douglas
Arizona
Germany
Leout Isaace
Leutenant
Willengwen
Black Forest
Baden
Switzerland- Baden
Harold B. Whilis
LaFayette Escadrille
Switzerland
Villengen
Heutenant
Lieut Isaacs
Annapolis
Cresco
Iowa
Cafe Parlor Service Between Douglas and Tucson Discontinued
Rail service between Douglas and Tucson ends cafe parlor cars on trains 7 and 8 for the present effective November 17 1898. Timetable changes give passengers more meal time with Douglas No 7 arriving at 10 am and leaving 8 39 am for breakfast and No 8 arriving at 7 05 pm and leaving 6 30 pm for supper. Adjusted schedules affect Bisbee Fort Huachuca and Tombstone branches to match main line connections.
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Denuchas
Tucson
Bobody SW
Louglas No. 7
Arrie
I Doug'as
OS Hpm
At & Op
Passenuer
Bishee
Fort Huachuca
Tombstone
Murdered Miner Found Confessed by Prisoner
Acacciate Wire reports Charlee H Jassion a miner from Montane was found buried in the desert. Leon Taylor's murder is attributed to Oscar Tavior who confessed after a boy Leonard Thompson told authorities. Authorities say the motive was to steal Taylor's car which Tavior later sold locally.
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Charlee H. Jassion
Nev
Wiliam Teviler
Fly
Las Vegas
Leon Taylor
Leonard Thompson
Tavior
Lyson
Lyshen
Cables to Europe Refused by Western Union Boss
New York officials report Western Union Telegraph and Cable president Newcomb Carlton said the firm would temporarily refuse to handle Europe bound cables due to unread messages needing clearance. The Commercial Cable and French Cable companies were accepting messages with heavy delays.
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Europe
New York
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph and Cable Company
Commercial
Cuticura Healed OKin Trouble in Idaho Woman
Mrs Nettie Merrill of Kilgore Idaho reports eight months of pimples itch and eruptions eased by Cuticura Soap baths and Cuticura Ointment. She bought two cakes of soap and box ointment and was completely healed. Free sample by mail from Caticura Dept A Boston. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 cents.
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Nettie Merrell
Kilgore
Idaho
Caticura
Dept. A
Boston
Americans See Gum Craze Among French Troops
Jack Ford recounted touring about 600 French bases and noting a strong craving for chewing gum among French children and soldiers. He said Americans excel because everyone there is an athlete, while France lacks playgrounds and water is scarce. gum became a morale staple among troops and locals.
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Ford
Jack
Johnny Evers
Amerca
France
Adams
Los Angeles
Huge Rubber Stock in Brazil Awaits Ships
Otto Choi tto of the Pan American Major arrived from Rio Janeiro and said a two year accumulation of raw rubber sits in Brazil awaiting ships to deliver it to markets with shortages. He cited war time shipping restrictions as the cause and noted the Brazilian coffee crop will be two thirds of normal due to storms.
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Brazil
New York
Otto Choitino
Pan American Maior
Rio Janeiro
Choitino
Coffe
Cotton prices unchanged recommendation to President Wilson
Washington reports the price board has urged President Wilson to keep current cotton fabric prices through January 1 and to refrain from further action on such prices after that date.
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Washington
Price Board
Wilson
Rainy forecast prompts seed prep reminder
Weatherman urges farmers to prepare fall seed, promoting clean barley and alfalfa seeds from Ronstadt Grain Co of Tucumcari with contact for ordering.
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Ronstadt Grain CO
Fielding Seeks Opportunity in Southwest Location
R. W. Fielding of Memphis Tennessee submits a note for a position in the Southwest with no salary limit. He lists Box 2253 as his contact.
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R. W. Fielding
Memphis
Tenn
Six Big Ten football games on slate today
Six Big Ten teams are set for conference games with others facing non conference opponents. The Ohio State at Urbana clash tops the day as western conference title implications loom, Wisconsin at Minnesota promises a lively confrontation, Northwestern at Chicago draws bidder attention, and outside foes include Michigan at Ann Arbor Syracuse, Purdue at Indianapolis against Wabash, and Indiana at DePauw.
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Associated Prees
Chicago
Ohio State
Urbana
Scrui
Minnesota
Northwestern
Franston
Michigan
Syracuse
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Wabaeh
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bepauw
Nebraska Huskers Face Kangas In Lincoln Tilt
Nebraska Cornhuskers host the University of Mansag on Nebraska Field as star halfback Elmar Scheilenberg has left for the officers training camp at Camp Grant. The Huskers enter confident they will battle the visitors tough despite the recent loss.
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Nebraska
Kangas
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Cornhuskers
University of Mansag
Elmar Scheilenberg
Heif Back
Camp Grant
Spanish influenza sweeps toward Arctic with heavy toll
Nome reports severe casualties from influenza across the Seward peninsula and beyond toward the Arctic. Eskimo population declines drastically with 175 dead and only 75 of 6 remaining. 19 Nome whites die though conditions improve. Fort Davis reports 75 of 84 soldiers ill. Orphanage opened in Nome for 36 children. A rigid quarantine is in place at Counweil City.
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Arctic
Nome
Seward Peninsula
Fort Davis
Camdle
Counweil City
Tucson stockholders off to Oklahoma to see big oil gusher
George P. Myers and Tulsa Union Oil directors depart for Tulsa to inspect a 750 barrel well in their 599 acre land purchase. The well ties to a pipeline and is reported earning substantial revenue as directors plan a meeting in Tulsa and discuss a potential $600,000 division if the well continues producing.
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Tucson
Oklahoma
George P. Myers
E. G. Bush
John Nelson
F. S. Lockwood
Edward la Plante
M. J.king
Monte Mansfeld
John J. Reilly
Tulsa Union Oil Company
Tulsa
State Atl
Former Spanish Foreign Minister Praises U S Democry in Senate
Alamilo Gimeno y Cabanas delivered a stirring address in the Spanish Senate lauding the United States and its triumph for right justice and democracy in the suspension of hostilities, according to Madrid dispatches to the Temps.
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Paris
AlamMlo
Gimeno Y. Cabanas
United States
Madrid
Temps
Secretary Lane Announces Vast Stock Raising Land
Secretary Lane said about 1 660 000 acres were designated in October for entry under the stock raising homestead law. Total stock raising land now reaches around 10 150 000 acres across Colorado Wyoming and Idaho. October designations include more than 35 000 acres as non irrigable under the enlarged homestead act.
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Washington
Lane
Tansy
Colorado
New Seyleo
Wyoming
Idaho
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