Trial date set in grisly county murder case
In Gray's county, a murder of a woman named Helenet Wien is linked to a Fort Worth and Denver event. The trial, involving a suspect identified as Tartandad Woalsers, was scheduled for January in Montes ano, the county seat. A wounded local resident provided details as investigators will unveil more.
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Jugoslav Slavia Ready Ten Fight Amid Turmoil
Jugoslav Slavia prepared for ten battlefronts as Allied and Bulgarian treaty terms shape the peace. Delegations in Paris report a new peace council with Italian insurgent leader Gabrielle Waantingio involved. Leon Balbael faces fixation of alliance while ten thousand Aninalots forces may be deployed.
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Aeolian Vocalion Phonograph Ad Seeks Tone Quality
An advertisement promotes the Aeolian Vocalion phonograph from The Lyric Music Co as a superior device for perfect tone reproduction, inviting readers to purchase the newer, enhanced model for improved sound.
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Auction Sale of War Material To Be Held At Metuchen
The Emergency Fleet Corporation will auction December 16 and 17 in Metuchen New Jersey war materiel from Atlantic Fleet warehouses. About 8.6 million dollars worth of new machinery and supplies, including steel, wire, cables, beams, bolts, and equipment, will be sold to the highest bidder. The sale introduces a sealed bidding shift, with inspections scheduled days before the event and a display room for samples and grading.
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Prolonged Battle Between Yaquis and Mexicans Reported
Prolonged fighting occurred near AGIAN PRIATA Sonora as federal commander of Murcezinma district faced Yaqui fighters. A senior officer was wounded and reportedly fled with his unit while Mexican troops retreated toward Mocrenany. The incident involved a black officer previously linked to a border cavalry regiment.
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Banforé Leaves Ogden for Scotland and England Trip
I W Banforé departs Ogden for Scotland and visits Iceland and England to see relatives and friends. At London and Paris she will be guests of Mr and Mrs Dalaumatean, Dy wd Mrs Lloyd Rowe, Major and Mrs Will Ewing, and other relatives of Mr Frank I Cleveland. Mrs Banford plans to return in six to eight months.
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President Wilson Delays Judgment on Mexican Crisis
Washington December 6 President Wilson reserved judgment on the Mexican crisis pending examination of evidence submitted by Renmtor Falkat New Mush on select the senator and his charges against the Mexican ambassador and consulate in the United States. Senators Full and Mielback conferred with the president and many senators anticipated guidance before the Senate foreign relations committee’s inquiry.
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Fragmented crumbled ad copy and 1910s aviation bill excerpt
A pasted advertising fragment promotes a cure set with Foley's Honey and The Compound for coughs and colds, while a U S senate military committee report discusses a bill to establish a separate department of aeronautics under the air service with cabinet rank and broad control of military and civilian air ventures.
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Canada Exports Surge As Automobiles Reach New Highs
Canada sent out thousands of new automobiles in the year ending September 30, expanding export markets and boosting industry growth. Export volumes rose nearly ten thousand units with value gains around seven million dollars, while domestic production cuts arose from labor conditions. British markets diverted trade to Canada, stabilizing the industry and underpinning a shift toward export-led growth.
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Buy Victrolas and Records at the Lyric
Local notice advertises purchasing Victrolas and records at the Lyric theater by Musci c o. The item lists likely a sale or promotion with emphasis on music equipment and discs available at the venue.
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Striking Workers Are Jailed After Dynamite Explosion
Seventy six men, said to be striking steel workers, were arrested at Danora Va today when troopers and county officers raided steel strike headquarters. The raid followed a dynamite charge explosion at the residence of Felix Burkhardt, a worker, according to available information.
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Ohio coal strike nears settlement under Cox talks
Reports from Columbus say Governor Cox met with about fifty leading coal operators after talks with Ohio miners officials in an effort to settle the Ohio coal strike. In New York, electric heat for subways and elevated trains faced a suspension in a separate dispatch.
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Eastbound rail fares cut by federal orders in December
The federal government reduced passenger rail rates on eastern lines reaching to St Louis and Chicago effective December 10. The move, tied to fuel saving, follows the removal of the famous Twentieth Century Limited from New York to Chicago schedules. Martial law declared in Oklahoma coal counties, with National Guard deployed to secure fuel and curb unrest.
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Contempt of Court Filed Against Union Officers
Information filed today by United States Attorney and special assistant accuses officers of two local United Mine Workers unions in Cir . ion nd charging them with violating Judge Andersen injunction by paying strike benefits in Indianapolis Indiana. The filing names the involved parties and notes the case seeks enforcement of federal injunction and penalties for noncompliance.
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