Villa Forces Routed In Chihuahua City Fight
Carranza forces report routing Villa troops near Chihuahua City after a clash in which General Murgula’s column moved northward from Torreon and entered the capital. General Ozuna’s cavalry entered the city late, telegraph restored, rail service resumed, and crews reported on the fate of Villa’s band and foreigners.
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Nombre du Dios
Chihuehua City
Gonzales
Toss Rn
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Jiminez
Chihuahua City
Carranza
Villa
Alexico Northwestern
Telugers
Guerrero
Ville
Vic Villa
Cartanra
Bank Leaders Service
Reforming the British Cabinet Amid Political Crisis
London dispatch describes mounting crisis as Lloyd George presses for reconstruction of the government. Asquith's position remains, with discussions among leaders about a smaller war council and potential reshuffle while Lovd George seeks a firm role in national affairs.
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London
David
Loyd George
Asquith
Lloyd-Georgs_ted
Oatlier
A. Bonarlaw
Marquis of Crewe
Edward ‘Carson
Mr. Law
Walnarst
Earl of Derby
Liaya-George
Elosdearge
Comptets Vollapre
Coalition
Troyd-George
Tandon
Miler Asquith
Prine
Poeta
Ste Edward Carson
Pasid Oyd George
Crlia
Ulih
Daily News
LioydGeorge
Mr. Lloyd George
LloydGeorge
Mr. Anquith
Devnte Bief
Lloyd George
War Council
Penlilon Lani Kitchener
War Office
The Vampires and the Mutual Weekly Mystery
A fragment hints at a detective story titled The Vampires and a section called Mutual Weekly at Lycema. An open 11 implies a page cue or advertisement. The garbled copy suggests a newspaper page artifact with incomplete event details and locations.
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I? Lycema
Casualty list from Athens battle reports Greek losses
Reuters dispatch from Athens cites General Callaris detailing casualties in street fighting between Greek and Entente troops. Greeks suffer three officers and twenty six soldiers killed, plus five officers and forty five soldiers, four marines and seven civilians wounded. French report two officers and forty five machines killed, one officer and seventy-six marines wounded. Jollans listed none. Queen mentioned.
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London
Reuters
Athens
Callaris
Jollans
Athens Crisis Deepens as Venizelos Faction Arrests Lead
Dec. 4 reporting from Athena and London details turmoil in Athens as Venizelos recruiting chief Corakas is arrested for allegedly paying soldiers to desert. General Coraban faces treason charges. authorities debate whether to accept Constantine’s terms amid Allied criticism. The Times condemns the events and notes delays in promises of reparations.
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Athena
London
Corakas
Venizelos
Athens
Coraban
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Liver Relief
Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets present a mild laxative alternative to calomel, aiming to cleanse the liver quickly without harming teeth. The ad claims instant liver improvement, relief from headaches and dullness tied to constipation, and a brightened mood, priced 28 cents a box.
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Dir. Edwards
Edwards
Ed Olive Tallett
Druggists
Withdrawal of 45000 acres Utah and 6000 acres Colorado land
Washington reports Secretary Lane recommended to President Wilson withdrawal of 45 000 acres in Colorado and 6 000 acres in Utah including part of Crees River formation. The lands are near a railroad, expected to yield large petroleum shale and by products, with potential oil and gas reserves and tentative use for navy needs.
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Washington, Dcc
Colorado
Utah
Crees River
Wilson
Lane
Gaa Io
Villa’s forces seize Chihuahua capital and loot vast treasure
Reports from El Paso say Pancho Villa has sacked Chihuahua City and moved toward the mountains with a large haul including 200000 in silver bullion and food. Juarez remains hopeful bandits may rally the garrison against the city’s control as races draw a festive crowd.
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Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Juarez
Oleo Substitutes Butter in Dieter Trial at Chicago
Chicago December 2 Oleomargarins will replace butter in the diet squad test the final two days of the experiment Seven of the twelve dieters show weight change since November With three losing weight two gaining none total net gain four and three quarter pounds Tomorrow’s meals list corn meal mush coffee pea soup stew bread oleomargarine tea potato soup rye loaf pickled beets jelly and fruit A cautionary note warns readers not to trust luck in dieting sources cited Disreified Ad reads Read the Diserified Ade Read the Ciaerified Ade
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Chicago
Fraud cases in San Francisco end with hung jury
In San Francisco a federal court discharged a jury after failing to reach verdicts in six Oregon land fraud cases. W B DeGarmo and others were tried on conspiracy to defraud via railroad land grants. DeGarmo was found guilty while W A Nicholson and Sidney L Poerny were acquitted. Remaining defendants were not proven.
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San Francisco
United States
Oregon
W. B. DeGarmo
Low Angelea
W. A. S. Nicholson
Sidney L. Poerny
Tas Ancretes
Mulic
Franklin 2
Unt
Norman St. Cook
J. Beets
Lex Angelen
Stat
Maurice T. Doolidg
United States Diatrict
Clarence J. Reamer
Portland
Ore
RUSSIANS ARE IN THE FIGHT ON EASTERN FRONT
Petrograd reports Nursian troops have arrived south of Bucharest and engaged to save the Romanian capital. German and Bulgarian forces retreating as Russians and Rumanians take prisoners and booty. Further successes for Russians on the Transylvanian front. Hart fighting along Bukowina border with both sides claiming advantage. Italian front claims small advances on the Carso sector.
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Petrograd
da London
N. m
Bucharest
Spd
Hart
Bukowina
Monaatir
Erin
Carso
Troop ship Karnak sunk near Malta by German submarine
Wireless from Herlin reports a 6,000 ton French transport steamer Karnak carrying troops to Salant was sunk by a German submarine near Malta in November. Karnak, owned by Marveluex, had a recent passenger voyage and was last heard from at La Clo tat after leaving Alexandria and Malta.
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Herlin
Bayrle
Admiralty
Malta
Arma
Karnak
Salant
Marveluex
LaClotat
Larseillesith
Alexandria
Somme Battle Stalls After Five Months of Bloodshed
The Overseas news agency reports the Somme offensive has not advanced beyond ten kilometers in five months of brutal fighting. Gains near La Maisonette and Contalmaison are described as insignificant, with German forces halted and no breakthrough in sight.
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Herlp
Tuckerton
N. S
Overseas
Somma
Bomme
la Maisonette
Minder
Somme
Ateadier
Contalmalian
Piritiat
Motera
Couray
Ueltieh
Ancre
Fatente
Fragmented wartime maxim challenges entente in history
A garbled line portrays armies and war machines spanning two parts of the world, suggesting a lasting impact on history amid defeat and global tension. The unreadable text hints at a sweeping, historical battlefield claim without clear specifics or identifiable entities.
Croker Arrives in New York Plans Palm Beach Winter
Richard Croker former Tammany leader arrived in New York aboard the St Louis from Liverpool with Mrs Croker and said he may stay in the United States two to three years. He described Ireland conditions as very bad with prices rising and commented on the home rule question. He and Mrs Croker plan to spend the winter in Palm Beach Florida. Franklin of the International Mercantile Marine discussed building large passenger ships to operate under American Mail Line with vessels of 32 000 tons and speed about 25 knots if arrangements with the American government can be made.
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New York
Abbant Croker
Tammany Hisll
Petrograd Duma Reassembles Amid Government Tension
Petrograd dispatch reports the duma meeting opens with no promise of settlement between the government and people’s representatives. Leaders say they are uninformed about the government’s stance and expect no quick political calm. A partial change in ministries by appointing Alexander Trepov as prime minister is seen as only a temporary fix.
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Petrograd
London
Duma
Alexander Trepott
Thera
Igxren
Arbitration Favored In New York Discussion
A message from the German embassy cites Professor Adal Delsraman on arbitration as a rising idea. Rev Charles J MacFarland notes the issue to Delsamann, who calls it a major future question. He discusses postwar pact options and surrender of arms disputes to courts of arbitration.
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New York
Arbiters of Peace Urge Forgiveness and Calm in World Affairs
A historic appeal argues that great powers must change mental and spiritual atmospheres to prevent war. It calls for burning out hate, fostering understanding, and Christians treating opponents with charity while healing wounds and avoiding belligerent actions.
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Mlaalon
New York State to Probe High Cost of Living
Albany N Y Dec 3 The appointment of committees of fire under the of George D Perkins to investigate the causes of the high cost of living and to recommend legislation for lower food prices through economical distribution was announced by Governor Whitman. He said the rising cost of living is of growing importance and the legislature should tackle the problem in a broad, constructive manner. A committee will coordinate executive and legislative efforts to reduce consumer food costs through efficient organization near the producer.
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Albany
N. Y
George D. Perkins
Whitman
Whltman
Forest of Giant Trees to Pass to Government
Giant privately owned Sequoia National Park forest, home to the world’s largest trees, is near transfer to the government through Interior Department and Salmon-Geographic Society cooperation. Congress appropriated $50,000 to buy the land, but owners demanded adjoining holdings of equal value.
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Forest OF Giant
U. B. Washington
Giant Forest
Sequoia National Park
Interior Department
Sa Mlonat Geographical Society
Congress
Giant forest relics and option plan discussed by officials
The Aeographical Society board allocated 20000 to enable immediate payment of 70000, with interior department officials seeking cooperation as the option may lapse before more funds come from curbers. In Giant forest a table land about two miles wide, experts note a 4000 year history. A General Sherman tree, the largest in the world, measures 102 feet around its base and about 279.9 feet tall.
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Board of Managers
The
Aeographical Society
Interior Department
General Sherman
Embargo on Greek Ships in Allied Ports
Parin December 4 10 46 a m The Matin reports an embargo on all Greek shipping in the ports of the entente allies due to recent Athens events Greek Minister in France Athos Romanos resigned over Greece troops aggression against allied forces The Havas cable notes a prior offer by King Constantine to cede artillery and munitions to the allies while preserving prestige but the government did not ratify the deal.
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London
the Times
Athens
Constantie
Paris
Tioen
Constantine
Parin
Adem
Bargo
Freneh
Athos Romanos
France
Hia
Havas
Athena
Greece
Copalantine
Burian Relieved as Finance Minister in Austria
Amsterdam dispatch reports Emperor Charles has relieved Baron Burian from the finance portfolio and appointed Prince Conrad von Hohenlohe to fill the post. The action comes as Vienna confirms the cabinet change through a distant London transmission dated December 3.
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Baron Burian
Amsterdam
London
Vienna
Charles
Auatro-tun
Ratien Foreign Talalster
Ministry of Finance
Prince Conrad von Hobenlohe
King George Awards Medals for Bravery
King George awarded the distinguished service order to Sub lieutenant Haward Pulling and the distinguished service cross to Lieutenant Egbert Cadbury and Sub lieutenant Gerrard Fane of the naval air service for destroying a Zeppelin off the Norfolk coast after Monday night’s raid.
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King George
London
King .George
Sublieutenant Haward
Egbert Cadbury
Sublieutenant
Gerrard Fane
Naval Air Service
Norfolk
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