NOAVSUN LAM 2 RULEN OUT BY U S JOBE
Fragmented OCR shows a court hearing discussion in a Department of Justice matter. The article references advancing a case for a December hearing, inviting Cornell for all tail war companies, and liens tied to the Adamson law. It notes finality of the decree but potential escape due to circumstantial factors and directs plaintiffs to keep accounts and be ready to pay expenses if the decree fails.
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Eave
Thair
Department of Justice Uv Kalging
Exoreme
Cour
Grant
Cornell
Imiarie
Parra l Refugees Report Amid Mexican Turmoil
Dispatches describe Villa's forces occupying Parral with 4000 to 5000 troops. Hawkins notes several foreigners captured or missing, eight Americans, two Britons and five Germans among those left. He fears for safety of 15 foreigners and cites hiding places and dispersed loyalties as the town faces bandit actions and resource seizures.
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Taneciaere
Breucht
Villa
tSar Ttawkins
Parral
Mawkins
Hawkins
Thomas Flannagan
Palmillo
General Herrera
Lut
Mr. Hawkins
Hillsboro
Tex
Leslie Webb
Los Angeles
Bernard
Mexican Troops Reach Agua Prieta Amid Tense Border Moves
Troops from Mexico arrive at Agua Prieta Sonora amid mounting uncertainty. Officials assess potential actions as Mexican forces consolidate near the border while awaiting further orders. Word circulates of possible eastward movements and heightened vigilance along the frontier.
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Glas
Lion
Metran
Ronlinges
Agua Prieta
Naru Om Negaler
Nogsies
Sonora
Aguas
Vultee
Seege
Atlentic City
White Slavery Case Occupies Court Session
The White slavery case involving Mike Glebenfeld is before federal court with proceedings continuing and a potential continuation tomorrow morning. Government attorneys have not yet presented a full address. courtroom activity centers at the Armory as hearings proceed.
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Mike Glebenfeld
Mane
Bes
Geesh le Seedom
Distet Federal Court
Deime
Atorheys
Jerry Tate
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised for Bronchitis Cure
Mrs. Charles F. E. Woodard of Sandy Creek N P describes severe bronchitis and pleads that Chamberlains Cough Remedy helped her speak without strain. She credits the medicine with soothing healing and a full recovery within a week after a harsh fall. Ad advertises availability everywhere.
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Chamberlains
Charles FE. Woodard
Sandy Creek
N. P
Wrest
Chamberia
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