Last Chance With Mexico Peace Envoys Outlines Final Offer
United States and Mexican representatives held a joint session as Secretary of State Lamed acted as chairman. The Americans stated they would act within a reasonable time if conditions respected the dignity of the Mexican government and protected border territory now patrolled by U S forces. Carranza's envoys demanded adequate protection for lives and property along the border. The discussion did not continue after the session closed.
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Gi Intertor Lame
American Commission
Iamet
Carranza
Thdrawal
Rail unions urge unity for eight hour day under AFL
In Baltimore on November 21, leaders of the American Federation of Labor and four major railroad brotherhoods urged joint effort toward the eight hour workday. Samuel Gompers pledged AFL support, while WG Lee said coordination would continue until official affiliation. The talks stressed peaceful action and warned capitalists against provoking labor.
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Altimore
American Federation of Labor
Samuel A. Gompers
WG. Lee
Brotherhood
Gompers
Great Brotherhoods
Lee
Brotherhoods
Federation
Claseep
Invasion Advances Across Wallachia Threaten Craiova
Petrograd reports a Teutonic breakthrough in northwestern Wallachia with Romanian forces retreating toward the Jiul valley. German moves threaten Craiova as Austro German pressures widen south along the Jiul valley and from Orsova. Entente forces press the Monastir front further east as French and Serbian troops pursue retreating German and Bulgarian units.
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Wallachia
Petrograd
Filliash
Craiova
Jiul
Orwesca
Orovosca
Macedonian Front
Monastir
Refugees Describe Villa Gang Raid and Lootings
Two refugees arriving in Juarez say Villa and his bandits entered Parral looting stores and houses for two days. They claim Villa ordered the roundup and execution of foreigners, especially Chinese, and that a Chinese detachment did not leave for the border. They fled toward Chihuahua after reporting the killings to U.S. agents.
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Villa Gang
Paso
Tex
Juarez
United States
Parral
Villa
Iminez
Chihuahua
Four Incan refugees recount Parral escape from Villa era
Four refugees who wed in Nogales say they fled Parral in November amid rumors of killings after Villa and his bands attacked the town. They assert their departure was for expediency, not fear, and that about sixty Americans and others remained in Parral when they left two miles outside the town.
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Nogales
Ogales
Ariz
Parral
Ville
Par
Beliving Villa
Time Not Arrived to Concede Defeat Declares Willcox
New York reports quote William R R Willcox, Republican leader, denying any concession communication. He says the time has not yet arrived to concede the election to Wilson and offers no forecast on when a definite statement may come. He arrived from Lakewood with Hughes after campaign pauses.
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New York
William R.R. Wallcox
Republican Publican
Willcot
Lakewood
Hughes
Wilson
California
Two Parties Die In Nebraska Election Failure
Lincoln Neb November 21 The recent election ends at least one and likely two political parties in Nebraska The Progressive party failed to poll one percent of the state total and the Populist party loses recognition for not meeting legal requirements The report notes this as the first state to have Populists.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Fifty three aboard Sibiria rescued from Goldwiek Sands
Fifty three passengers and crew of the Sibiria were landed after being stranded on the Goldwie Sands during yesterday's gale. They endured 24 hours on the steamer awaiting help in the perilous quicksands. Lifeboats from nearby stations carried out valiant rescue attempts, with several lifeboat crew members injured as the vessels narrowly escaped destruction. The Sibiria remains aground.
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Dover
England
Sibiria
Goldwie
Tesete
Tucson Patrolman Suspended Over Robbery Charge
Patrolman Henry Balmain was suspended by order of Mayor Corvett pending investigation into a charge he robbed a drunk man at the Ramona hotel weeks ago. The hotel proprietor provided the charge. Balmain allegedly took the man to his room and searched his pockets before leaving. James Cullen, city Marshal, said he knew little of the details and only suspended Balmain on mayoral orders.
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Henry Balmain
Corvett
Ramooa
Balmain
Ramona
James Cullen
Main
National Banks Report Call for Nov 17 Condition
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business on Friday, November 17. The notice is dated Washington and released on November 21.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Chester A. Congdon Dies in Duluth
Chester A. Congdon of Duluth Republican national committee member for Minnesota dies after two weeks with pleurisy at a local hospital. Funeral plans not announced.
Campbell Holds Narrow Lead In Arizona Count
Campbell maintains a safe majority as Maricopa and Coconino counties report partial and complete tallies. Santa Cruz shows even votes with Campbell trailing by 22 while other counties list various candidate totals and measures on death penalty and redistricting.
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Santa Cruz
Wilson
Hughes
Campbell
Baughn
Navajo County
Hrepublicans
Hunt
Beugho
Turnus
Hunt Wins in Osmapeche County Official Count
The official tally shows Hunt with a majority in Osmapeche County. Hunt receives 66 votes and Campbell 471 with an unofficial count reporting 71.
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St, Joins
Aris
Hunt
Osmapeche County
Campbell
Anata
County official count shows shifts in Navajo and Grekem races
In Navajo county Campisi gains three votes on the official tally. In Grekem county the governor race results show Campbell with a 199 vote majority. Hunt 1013 votes, Campbell 4212. Ashwret 1408 and Kibbey 29.
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Holbrook
Ariz
Campisi
Navajo County
Ghenge
Gowst Sapford
Grekem
Campbell
Hunt
Ash Wret
Kibbey
Vote counts show Hunt leads in Yuma County results
In Yuma, Ariz town votes Hunt leads by margin after official tally. Campbell wins a single additional vote. Hunt totals 1272 with Campbell at 41 and Otis at 3. Baughn carries Yuma County with 649 to Ross 773. In Tombstone precinct Wilgas in Cochise county reports missing returns causing daily adjournments.
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Presinet
Ariz
Wiigus
Coctise County
Cochise
Board of Supervisor's
Cochise County
Wilgas
Campbell Leads Mevaje In Navajo County Vote Count
Holbrook Ariz Nov 21 The official count in Navajo County shows Tom Campbell with a majority of 684 votes Campbell vered 684 votes and Hunt 571 votes in the county
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Campbell Leeds
Mevaje Holbrook
Ariz
Navajo County
Tom ‘Campbell
Campbell
Hunt
Deutschland Returns From American Port Under Flags
The Deutschland begins the voyage home from New London finishing a port call. She left at 2 26 pm with flags flying and crew on deck as the Ser company escorted. Earlier a prior departure caused the T A Scott Jr to sink after a collision near Rock Light, leading to damage suits and bond coverage.
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New London
Conn
Ser Company
Scott
Mace Rock
T A. Scott Jr
Ths
Atchison Attacks the Adamson Law in Federal Suit
In Los Angeles on November 21 a federal suit was filed to test the constitutionality of the Adamson eight hour law. The action names the San Fe and other cities as respondents and seeks an injunction to halt enforcement of the act.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Enaminteter
Coin Shortage Reported From Mint and Assay Office
government officials and mint representatives met to address a nickel and dime supply shortage. all mints and the new york assay office reported operations under strain but continuing to work to meet demand.
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Walmington
Gan Snd Philaceipie
New York
Wilson Won’t Urge Embargo on Food Exports
President Wilson is not expected to urge an embargo on food exports in his address to Congress despite agitation. Petitions for some restrictions have been piling up at the White House as investigations continue in various parts of the country.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Earthquake Seismograph Records Noted Near Georgetown
Georgetown University observatory reports a violent earthquake sequence from 1:31 to 2:15 p.m. with a 6:44 a.m. maximum shock at a distance of 1 to 2 200 miles from Washington. Cleveland records from St Ignatius College note a tremor near the island of the Asian region.
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Washington
Georgetown University Seismographical Observatory
Cleveland
Ohio
Father Odenbach
St. Ignatius College
Explosion Kills 241 in Petrograd Blast
Official reports say 341 killed and 667 wounded in a Ba earitea explosion in Petrograd. The blast was announced from London on November 21.
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Petrograd
London
Baearitea
Wilson proposals mirror August address on railway reform
President Wilson’s recommendations to Congress align with his August special address. He urges a base wage standard for railways and the creation of a commission to oversee and redeem the operation of the law.
Mrs Boissevain Safe After Critical Illness
Boissevain a suffrage leader from New York has been critically ill here. She is now out of danger but warned that grave complications remain possible.
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Boiesevain
New York
Robbers Escape In U S Mail Truck After Theft
Two men tied up and robbed a Chicago clothing manufacturer of 2400 dollars then jumped into a United States mail truck when the driver left momentarily and sped away.
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U. S
Chicago
United States
Liner Lands With Fire in Her Hold
A liner reported a fire in No. 3 hold according to a dispatch to the Merchant's Exchange.
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Hama
Merchant's Exchange
Serbs Capture Towns on Macedonian Front
Serbians continue pursuit of German and Bulgarian troops on the Macedonian front and report capturing Vranovtal Bilyasik Novak and Suhodol west and northwest of Monastir El Rien A number of field guns machine guns and other war materials were taken.
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Macedonia
London
Saloniki
Vranovtal
Bilyasik
Novak
Suhodol
Monastir el-Rien
Greek Steamer Spetzai Torpedoed by Submarine
Via London Nov. 21 The steamer Spetzai was torpedoed this morning with at least one life reported. The vessel is a Greek ship of 1904 built tonnage, owned in Piraeus, and is described as an old warship refitted in 1909.
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London
Spetzai
Piraeus
Ste
Norwegian steamer Finn sunk by German submarine
The Finn’s master and part of the crew arrived in Londown reporting the sinking by a German submarine. The Director landed eight crew from the Greek steamer Marie N. Roussos which capsized. the remaining crew were drowned.
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Londwon
Finn
Steamship Director
Marie N. Roussos
Allied Forces Press Enemy Near Monastir
Paris reports allied troops press the German Bulgarian rear guard north of Monastir. The French war office announced the development this afternoon.
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Monastir
Paris
Monistar
French War Office
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